Holding habit

[Suslived]

This is a call to all bounty hunters to refrain from the dumping habits they are known for. Can bounty hunters cultivate good holding habit and stop dumping their tokens immediately after distribution?
Why do bounty hunters dump tokens?

You can't control the masses. That is what communism has been trying to do and failing so hard on for the past few hundred years. A majority of bounty hunters will always sell their tokens immediately simply because it's too much of a risk not too. Bounties are there because they are unknown companies that may or may not succeed. Why risk your gold turning into stone when you have to eat and provide for your loved ones.

[donovan074]

Generally the people who are participating in bounty programs or in crypto in general are not professional investors. And this is sad((
So they are driven by animal instincts - greed and fear. Hence this problem appears. ))

We need a couple of years for crypto industry to evolve in general, and then we have a chance to see more professionals here.


p.s. not that dumping is bad... but prior analysis would not hurt. Some coins just have to be dumped and some deserve the risk of hodling..

[vKedax]

I think that the tokens that bounty hunters receive do not have a big impact on the market, because most often it's only 2% for a large number of participants

[CopMom]

Most investors or bounty members are psychologically selling the full amount of Token as soon as they are distributed or after the Token is indexed on exchange floors. Holding the token at that time is not feasible because if done so, it will lose a lot because very few ICO can pump steady unless there is tremendous support for that project. So bounty members usually sell Tokens in that circumstance, which is entirely reasonable.

[frowsiter]

This is a call to all bounty hunters to refrain from the dumping habits they are known for. Can bounty hunters cultivate good holding habit and stop dumping their tokens immediately after distribution?
Why do bounty hunters dump tokens?

Off course to get the profits. Mostly ICO's will keep the ICO prices at the start of exchanger listing but as soon as they get list most of the people will try to sell at that rate to receive huge profits. There becomes the psychology also where bounty tokens are anyway free tokens and thus in the long run any price that they get at the start is 100% profit. Also, many times it could happen that in the future they might turn to scam and thus to save things from such events its better they dump it immediately.
Those are the pretty strong reason why they dump immediately. Once they dump the prices go down anyway and could take ages to come back!

[face.angry123]

This is a call to all bounty hunters to refrain from the dumping habits they are known for. Can bounty hunters cultivate good holding habit and stop dumping their tokens immediately after distribution?
Why do bounty hunters dump tokens?

Yes, I agree with you that there are bounty hunters who spend their rewards right away. This depends on the degree of confidence in the project and the desire to quickly make a profit.
But not all bounty hunters spend their rewards. Bounty hunter-people, by definition versed in cryptography. All bounty hunter-crypto enthusiasts, people who are interested in the theme of the crypt. And many of them during the PR of a bounty company so imbued with the idea of the project that they themselves become investors.
Also bounty hunters invest in projects for speculative reasons-this is also very common.

[Fenixsfeather]

Bounty hanters are 1-5% of all tokens, so they haven't big influence on token price. Price go down, because investors sell tokens. 

[noelanora99]

I think they're responsible enough for the decision they made. While some people may have been contradict with their choices, we should accept that everyone has their own priorities.

[Drogean]

This is the   people psychology. For most hunters - the bounty reward  is as the salary. You got money for your work- you spent . Some poople lives on these funds. I prefer to sell the half of those, least at face value, and another - to hold couple of years. But all this  about projects I believe in.

[berezov_petro]

This is a call to all bounty hunters to refrain from the dumping habits they are known for. Can bounty hunters cultivate good holding habit and stop dumping their tokens immediately after distribution?
Why do bounty hunters dump tokens?

So really, a lot of bounty hunters are selling their tokens that they earn in bunta companies immediately after distribution. I think they do it because they are afraid that the coin will fall in price after a while or just want to get the quickest profit. I also adhere to the idea that they do not need to sell their tokens at once.

[Ariess]

This is a call to all bounty hunters to refrain from the dumping habits they are known for. Can bounty hunters cultivate good holding habit and stop dumping their tokens immediately after distribution?
Why do bounty hunters dump tokens?

depending on the conditions and knowledge of each. not all bounty hunters sell their tokens directly after being distributed. there are many members here who are holding him. especially those with high rankings usually have more judgment and knowledge of a bounty project.

[sud]

I have a habit of never selling all of the bounty coins. To be honest, I mostly keep 70-80% of the bounty, because I am only participating in campaigns of projects I believe have potential to be in top 50 crypto marketcap. I haven't yet regret my decisions although lots of my bags still are cheaper than during ICO.

On the other hand I can understand those who are doing bounty for instant profit, because they use this money for a living. They can't afford to hold.

[netil]

I do not think that such a habit can work out for most bounty hunters. All the same, this is a way to earn money for a lot of people, and people want to receive money for their work. Over time, people will learn and understand what to hold is more profitable than selling immediately.

[pey]

Holding is mostly good habit, but sometimes should dump it if you especially see the rise is not real but about hype because it crashes very hard and if you would sell it, you could buy 5x 6x more same coin.

[Soroskatona]

Bounty hunters will dump their coins if the project is weak, or they are in need of money. If they can trade their tokens, they surely will.

[LUCKY21]

This is a call to all bounty hunters to refrain from the dumping habits they are known for. Can bounty hunters cultivate good holding habit and stop dumping their tokens immediately after distribution?
Why do bounty hunters dump tokens?

If the tokens are good, then there is no point in discarding immediately after entering the exchange. In the future, these tokens will give an order of magnitude greater profit. If tokens are frank slag, then I usually sell such tokens at once. There's no use keeping them.

[saras008]

Probably too many coins, and many of them are really ending badly. With so many bad news about ico, maybe some people are not willing to take the risk.

[eaglewhite80]

As annoying as it is, you cannot always stop anyone from behaving stupidly if they want to. It is painful that most bounty hunters are there for the quick cash and care less about the future of most of the project they do adverts for. This is the main reason why they can never connect with the idea of holding for the long run to get the best of the token or coin.

Nevertheless, it only makes it fun anyway to be able to get some of the tokens at a lesser price, even lower than the ICO price most of the time as long as someone is willing to stupidly offer that. It is an open market and someone's foolishness is another man's opportunity.

[GsxR150]

I think some people really need the money, or will trade it with altcoin coveted. If they do not believe, they will not want to follow his campaign.

[IgorShumilo]

This problem is very easy to solve. And it should be solved by the project team that made the bounty program. To do this, you need to give the bounty a reward not at once and in parts, every month. First give out a reward for Twitter, then for facebook and so on. I think that this is the best way to solve this problem.