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I do both. It depends on the project I invest in. There are projects that are more rewarding when held long term and there are projects also that better shorted right away. One just need to research on what is the term potential of the project and the team running it.
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We have etherum bossing altcoins since time past and there has been non replica of any coin that has tried bossing etherum
Just like bitcoin is a king on its own, etherum remains a king on its own too.
Looking forward to the influence of bnb tokens, and okb tokens can have on etherum dominance.
Totally agree. Other altcoins might provide competition to eth but I don't think they could overcome it in the near future. The development and upgrade on the eth platform is something that is awaited in the months to come. The platform will continue to grow. |
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I dont know what you think guys but i think airdrop and bounty kill the project let say after the project finish the ico all the bounty and airdrop hnter sell their coin/token , this make te price go low.Since all of bounty and airdrp hunter did not care about the project.
I don't think so. In fact, bounty and airdrop provide the best marketing tool for spreading awareness about the project. The more people are informed about it, the more possible investors. I think its more of creating best strategy for controlling how participants receive and sell their rewards. Some projects distribute by batches thereby controlling dumps. |
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We all know that we can get free bucks on these "bounties" since a long time ago. But today, is it still worth it hence there are so many cryptocurrencies like millions of them I i'm correct.
I wonder for you guys who always participate in bounties, I really want to know your portfolio's.
Pls no shitpost here for your signature campaign thing so people know your real opinion.
Bounty campaigns still provide good amount of rewards to participants. Though not as rewarding than in previous years. In order to get good amount of reward, join campaigns that provide high stakes. Like a signature, content creation, translations, and even debugging tasks. these requires more effort but expect better rewards. |
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looking at the ripple principle of centralization, it is somewhat against the original objective of crypto of decentralization. But the coin is among the top coins in the market. I think ripple's solid community support is one that keeps it active in the market. Although its platform has some great features that are better than other cryptos.
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I think you must be patient especially that your rank is just a junior member. I have endured many days, even years, until my rank got to full members and it is when I observed that rewards from campaign, especially signature, becomes substantial. It is not as high and as near as hero or legendary member rank but the rewards becomes more significant.
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I think it is very possible to trade alone using altcoins. I have been doing it quite a while and I can say that it could be rewarding if you know how to trade properly. Some altcoins have some great potential to grow big in the coming weeks so one must take advantage of the situation.
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I agree. I think it is still good that bounty will be managed by an external manager to give some assurance to participants. If the bounty manager is part of the team, I observed that campaigns normally gets ill-managed. This is why its good to have outside bounty managers, their experience provide assurance that the campaign will run smoothly.
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The bull run last 2017 created so much hype that almost all coins launched in the market became an instant success. Along came with it projects that don't have real-world uses but just want to ride on the crypto hype. But people have learned and must try to research properly before investing.
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At the end of the day, bounty managers are only there to manage the bounty campaign. To aid in the marketing of the project and promote it in crypto space. What happens to the development of the project is more on the admin team running it. To think of it bounty managers are like bounty participants to, only that they more control of the bounty campaign.
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2016 is when I started my crypto journey. Really surprised how bitcoin pumped its price from $1000 to $20000 in a very short time. That's is why I am still here holding my crypto hoping that the bullish run in 2017 would happen again. I observed that what is happening in crypto is cyclical so Im pretty sure bitcoin will pump again and much higher.
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I think anything that promises instant returns and very high gain are red flags for crypto scams. most successful projects developed slowly but surely. If one wants to invest in crypto, he must research if the projects have practical usage and sustainable development of their platform.
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For those newbie in cryptocurrency in all certain platform, if you want to invest your money first, you have to think and conduct a research regarding on why do you want to invest your money. For you to be able to gain a good profit and to avoid the losing of your capital. Hence, there are some people who have insufficient knowledge in trading, investment etc.
People in a hurry to gain big returns normally end up losing more. Investing without even researching if the project is legitimate or not. With so many scam projects running currently in the crypto space, one can not and should not take for granted proper research on the coins he wants to invest in. |
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This is for all those who thought that newbies are learning about scam schemes here is a shocking revealing story for you... Hours back Twitter accounts of big crypto influencers and exchanges were hacked and I've read few posts on this forum that not many would fall for it but guess what? You are damn wrong, scammers cater away with over 100,000$ worth of Bitcoin.  Honestly people aren't learning anything, I am so disappointed in the way people think nowadays, believing they can actually double their bitcoin, as a newbie, the moment I saw the giveaway on binance official Twitter account I knew it was a hack Normally people who still get scammed from fake getaways are new to the crypto industry. People who still believe that money is easy to get in crypto not even researching about the legitimacy of the promotion or the identity of the people or group running it. |
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I have experienced joining the campaigns managed by these bounty managers and I think they were supportive of their bounty participants. They are serious about their campaign and sees to it that participants are legitimate and produce quality tasks. I did also received my rewards from doing bounty tasks.
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It's a good thing that few bounty managers are now limiting participants for bounties but another problem I'm bounty projects are dumps, one way that bounty managers can help to avoid dump is three phase distribution, many would probably hate this but c'mon we all want good $$$ from projects we promoted right? Controlling dump this way works, what do you think? I've seen bubbalex doing this and even COVIR that plan to use bitforex to raise funds plan to distribute tokens in three phases
This practice of dividing reward distribution has been a long strategy of many crypto projects to avoid dumping their coins in the market. I have joined quite a few campaigns that implemented this strategy and have maintained the value of their coins in the market. I guess it is just right for projects to do this. |
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the project you promote 2years back can still come up and give you awesome reward, delays takes place sometimes that makes project team keep postponing listing on exchanges, imagine promoting a project in 2018 paid you big reward in 2020 after you've already zero your mind that it's over? I want bounty hunters in the house to verify this, true or false??
Anyways, do not underestimate projects you promote a year or two years ago, they can still pay up and secondly do not leave or exit their telegram channel no matter how many years it's been, if you do you might be denied of your rewards
Totally agree. Actually the most rewarding bounty campaign I had joined was from a bounty I did years back. Thinking that it was a scam because of the very long delay and slow development of the project I forgot about it and moved on. I was really surprised when at last they gave stakes and the equivalent value was very big. |
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There are lots of bullish and bearish speculations happening in the market right now. In youtube and other social platforms, there are countless prediction on the prices of cryptos that is about to happen. But for me, I am bullish. That is why I am trying to amass cryptos that I trust or I believe have the potential of success in the coming months.
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I'm using Ethplorer to check my wallets and track my tokens if the token I waited coming from bounties have finally arrive in my wallets, I have so many shit tokens in my wallet that are sitting in my wallets for years but I notice that some coins do not have value in Ethplorer whereas in Etherscan they have value, did you also notice that, which of the two are you using to check your wallet.
I also use both to monitor my tokens. And there's quite a lot in my wallet and full of shitcoins that have accumulated over time. I also observed the difference in the value of my crypto assets in both sites but I assumed that both have different tokens listed in their platform so there is a difference in value. |
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