What happens to unshared bounty tokens?

[skiorf]

As far as i know, all the unshared bounty tokens will be considered as the same of the unsold tokens. I believe they would burned up all those tokens after they finish distributing them, that way also a way to prevent the price from falling.

[makishart]

we wait until the distribution arrives. indeed it's been a long time, but this is what really happened and when this bear market situation. we think positively that the team holding down distribution to keep the exchange rate good when the bull run occurs.

That will not work, how strong their hand to keep the token and that will be useless until they can try to create a cooperation with an exchange which can give them all a huge daily trade volume to attract the more buyers.

[Caladonian]

As far as i know, all the unshared bounty tokens will be considered as the same of the unsold tokens. I believe they would burned up all those tokens after they finish distributing them, that way also a way to prevent the price from falling.

Again, that should be the right thing to do if the dev team is honest, burning spare tokens in order to lessen the supplies. From that point,
the volume will be much lesser. Chances for the value to rise follows if the team will succeed. In order to gain more trust and supports, the investors should be aware of these kind of reports.

Any spare tokens, though still in the hands of developers, they have all the capabilities whatever they like to do with it.

[libert19]

Then those allocated tokens will be removed from their stakes and will be put back in total stakes, and will be distributed to remaining participants.

Sorry for bad wording, I don't know how to explain lol

[gensol]

It's the project teams that decide what happens to such tokens but to be fair as you rightly pointed out KYC should be over before tokens are allocated to participants that way those who qualify enjoy the full dividend for their works.

[marcbitcoins]

I think it will be considered as unsold tokens as the ICO owners will count all paid bounty tokens and will compare it against the spread sheet. KYC bounty is mandated by the ICO owners and not by the bounty managers therefore the ICO will still can compute and can trace transactions of the paid tokens against their target bounty allocation.

[toydoll]

In most cases, unallocated tokens are taken by the project developers.Rarely, but there are times when these coins are distributed to the remaining bounty hunters.

[burky156]

There are two options, the bounty manager never pays to bounty hunters and take the coins to his wallet or the campaign owners never pays to bounty manager and no one gets coins. I had some problem with that, the Sonder ICO never paid to their bounty workers and on telegram channel they made fun of us and unfortunately humiliated us. That was very sad times. Here is the bounty threat: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3111897.msg47456614#msg47456614

[NewRanger]

In most cases, unallocated tokens are taken by the project developers.Rarely, but there are times when these coins are distributed to the remaining bounty hunters.

i think we have to consider the calculation type that used by bounty manager.if they use fix allocation each week , the token left will return to developers.but if they use stakes type they will distributed token to bounty hunters.

[Sebas.tian]

It depends on the strategy of the team. Some return it to the bounty pool to be shared again by the remaining participants. Some include it to reserve tokens for future development of the project and some just include it to the tokens to be burnt. The bounty managers could also keep it to themselves if they are tasked in distributing it, this rarely happens though.