Do bounty hunters understand cryptocurrency more than investors?

[passwordnow]

Yes, I think because bounty hunter look at the ICO from the other side. If you want to invest in ICO I advise you to be a bounty hunter for about a year and then begin investing.

Not all bounty hunters are the same on choosing ICO standards and not all of them don't have basics of crypto.

Some of them just join and thinks that they will make money out of those bounty so it doesn't mean that not all of them understands crypto and the same goes for investors. There is balance in all things.

[gullu]

Working with different projects, bounty hunters are more exposed to ICOs and other activities. Therefore, they know more. After earning their rewards from bounty, they then later on invest. One of the advantage is, they can identify successful projects based on their observations.

I agree with this guy. Experience had made me understood in which all types of campaigns should I choose . I mostly prefer to take part in Amazix campaigns because these guys are very good in screening the scam ICOS. So I dont have to worry much about choosing the right bounty campaign.

[Zdraste16]

I think the several experiences in working with different projects has made bounty hunters very experienced. They can determine a good project from the start but some of the investors are just new and do not really determine a promising project from a scam and in the end scammers run away with their money. So bounty hunters who invest in ICOs will never invest if they do not trust the project.

Headhunters are first and foremost people who constantly monitor the situation with projects.  Perhaps some investors may less understand the project.  But this is not always the case, because before investing in a project, you need to carefully study it, get to know the project team.  Not least the idea of ​​the project itself.

[EZ.Exchange]

A solid bounty program is a good indication to the quality of work of the team itself and gives a user insight as to what to expect from the project.

[newb-dev]

I think the bounty hunters are more likely to know things about one specific project because they spend a lot of time documenting themselves here on bitcointalk.

[cliber]

the experience of bounty hunters in participating in several different projects does not always make a bounty hunter know more clearly about a project that ends in a scam. as well as bounty hunters who choose to invest in ICO.

[tobatz23]

I think it's not. Investors will not invest in an ICO project if they are not knowledgeable in cryptocurrency and bounty hunters do the same but some are not that knowledgeable and still learning/ gaining knowledge in cryptocurrency.

[[ProTrader]]

I think the several experiences in working with different projects has made bounty hunters very experienced. They can determine a good project from the start but some of the investors are just new and do not really determine a promising project from a scam and in the end scammers run away with their money. So bounty hunters who invest in ICOs will never invest if they do not trust the project.

Having many projects in campaign doesn't mean you are more experience than investors. Serious investors focus on research and investigation before they put their money in an ICO while bounty hunters focus more on bounty reward and allocation.

[dentolas]

well, it depends on the bounty hunters and also on the investors. An experienced bounty hunter has already suffered many failed projects and has developed a keen sense to detect fakes... ending up with problems to find good bounties... but there are also bounty hunters that know nothing ...
An investor should do the homework more thorougly than a hunter before investing, so I think that only dumb investors would go blindly into the wild...

[Jianailiang]

Yes, but it must be an excellent bounty hunter. I believe they won't waste their time, otherwise I don't know how they survive.

[xbossJ]

I decided to look at that question from this angle with  another question! If bounty hunters understand cryptocurrency better than investors; Why are they so quick to dump in exchanges??? If I were to stand as indifferent over this matter! I would say very unlikely; that they do not understand cryptocurrencies better! it would be unfair to  the investors if anyone thought that they do not do research before they dump money into cryptocurrencies! The current worth of the cryptocurrency market  is not a product of bounty hunters but that of investors! To also be fair to bounty hunters; You don't need to invest money in cryptocurrencies first before you are considered an investor; your time, energy and data is also an investment when you are a bounty hunter. The fact that you hold a slice from a project makes you an investor! So I would say I see investors and bounty hunters as "Collective Investors"

[contactmike1]

I believe bounty hunters with experience of 50+ passed ICOs do have more experience that majority of investors. Also we should distinct professional investors of funds and usual, ordinary investors. In this case I am talking about ordinary investor

[itsik78]

I think the several experiences in working with different projects has made bounty hunters very experienced. They can determine a good project from the start but some of the investors are just new and do not really determine a promising project from a scam and in the end scammers run away with their money. So bounty hunters who invest in ICOs will never invest if they do not trust the project.

This may not be the case. There is still the human element and human greed. Many investors want to earn as much as possible and believe in beautiful pictures and words, but they forget about the most important thing - their own research. Chasing big money and thereby losing their

[mitsarasss]

I think investors should understand more about cryptocurrencies than bounty hunters, because the investor invests his personal funds and he is interested in what they would bring profit and not losses, which means for the investor the rates are higher than for the bounty hunter.

[Pr0st0Pr0be1]

Of course not. Bounty hunters go anywhere and often, they do not perform anything, and hire certain people for certain actions.

[Pandji02]

in my opinion, not all bounty hunters understand cryptocurrency, there is a type of bounty hunter who only makes money without wanting to learn about cryptocurrency. and investors should learn about cryptocurrency before investing in the cryptocurrency world so that they don't enter the scam project.

[Anyobsss]

in my opinion, not all bounty hunters understand cryptocurrency, there is a type of bounty hunter who only makes money without wanting to learn about cryptocurrency. and investors should learn about cryptocurrency before investing in the cryptocurrency world so that they don't enter the scam project.

Yes, you're right. Some bounty hunters doesn't really pay attention on the project itself. They just look at how many investors would invest on that project or if it has a high probability of succeeding.