What do you do with the rewards you received?

[shainasaz]

I will give my half rewards to my parents because i know that they will use it in a good way such as buy foods and expenses in our daily routine and tha half money to me buy things that is important such as clothes and accessories that is how i manage my money i received.

[RomanPetrush]

I sell that coins and invest in high potential projects with already ready products. I like Zilliqa, EOS, Electroneum. Sometimes i invest in ICO.

[baus]

Obviously, i hold them.

Selling your bounty rewards is something ridiculous, and you are damaging the project by a lot if you do it so. That is why i prefer to hold them for some months, it is better for me, and better for the project.

[waynechong1995]

Depends on the current market, if its downtrend people will release their token as fast they could to retain profit or simply maintain their position for another dip, this is the period where real investor starts to go off once it reaches any exchange, i seen projects like this and hasn't recover back to ICO price, but still there are successful ones, which give their investors 10x profit after few months if they HODL, i will sell if the market is done as its too early to justify an project is promising, working well in long term.

[TERA]

As a rule, I receive such awards only with a fate in bounty companies! And I participate only in those projects that in the future can grow very well, so I store them in the hope that they can grow strong and bring good profits!

[Sithara007]

I am familiar with people who also participate in generosity companies. Some of them do not rush to sell received Tokines, others on the contrary, immediately after the issue of tokens the exchange is sold. My friend advised me to send them to EtherDelta. When receiving tokens, place orders for the sale of x2 - x10 (depending on the project) and just wait until they are purchased.
What do you do with the received tokens?

The problem with tokens is that most of them doesn't last for more than 12 months. So my advice should be to sell all or most of them at the first available opportunity. If you want, you can keep 10% to 20% for the long-term.

[zhuiyongliang8]

I will hold it when I receive the award, because the price is usually lower when I receive the award. I have been holding it for more than six months.

[Anita1873]

I am always hold the all received rewards untill they reach a decent value, then i sell some portion of it to fulfill my day to day needs and rest portion to be holds for getting more profit from it.

[IvanNaVi]

Most often, I sell the award immediately, if its value is equal to the one stated in the ICO, as I do not see the sense of keeping it and experiencing fate, suddenly devalue at all, and if suddenly jumps up, it is not a shame, since I spent time paid off.

[TirionLannister]

If the project is good, then you need to keep it. Because now a lot of new projects of ICO give x5-x6. The market is left with little scam. Soon we will get rid from them and the market will prosper. Personally, I keep a lot of tokens, do not rush to sell them. How should you proceed? Study the project and think about whether you hold it or not.   

[sammight96]

After receiving tokens from bounty campaigns,  I watch them for weeks and to see if such token has potential to its value in months to know if to sell at the moment or hold to sell in the future.

[metribitcoin]

This is according to fundamental of the project, if they look promising i will hold it a few month but if that project does not have any strong fundamental i will sell it immediately. When the price of the token increased 2 or 3 times from ICO price i also will sell it immediately and buy others potential coin that the price on the deepest. I also will trade it to maximize the profit.

[5hoursaday]

Normally I am a holder so whatever coins I have are mostly being held for a long period of time in wait for the prices to go up, much better waiting it out into a bull market, but with bounty rewards it's more of just holding for a short while and wait for them to be listed on exchanges and if they do well, I hold, but if the coins start suffering, I sell them off and get out.

[collins3]

I will not rush to sell the reward I received. I keep it as a gift and over time it will add value. At that time I will sell the profits will be much higher.

[scalvo98]

I am always doing the same, selling for a little amount of money does not make any sense at all. But sometimes it is difficult to sell when there is not enough volume on the exchanges

[Lan75]

I am familiar with people who also participate in generosity companies. Some of them do not rush to sell received Tokines, others on the contrary, immediately after the issue of tokens the exchange is sold. My friend advised me to send them to EtherDelta. When receiving tokens, place orders for the sale of x2 - x10 (depending on the project) and just wait until they are purchased.
What do you do with the received tokens?

I did not experienced to sold any token because i have not received anything yet but my plan if ever i would receive one is to hold it until the price will be x2 of the ICO price.

[Midsign]

What I do mainly with my rewards are that, I hold the coins for a period of time to wait for the team to develop their idea and product. Some hunter rush to sell off their tokens. That maybe a good or a bad idea, but depending SBD generally, this is a baby market and the market is set to explode in the coming years as well.

[Tawong38]

I just keep all the rewards i received then study the market if its ok to sell or hold it for the time that it has a good value.we should always monitor the market for a good sell of the reward because we do it in a hard work so we better be always keep first our reward.

[olari]

I'm not in a hurry to sell all received tokens. I keep only those tokens, which in my opinion will grow.

[#davidnugroho]

I also sell it and I also be patient waiting for the price to go up in any market which obviously I have to wait until the price goes up.