All the bounty tokens can be sold?

[Iwillgotothemoon]

This is not the case. If you go to an airdrop or bounty mission, you will find that their coins cannot be sold, and may never be sold.

[joybella]

Tokens are always listed by the team after their ICO. No real project won't like to be on exchange especially utility tokens which thrives by community participation.

[Thesaintplague]

If it is an erc20 token - you can sell it in any case, even if it is not added to a large centralized exchange. There is ForkDelta for it. And before you sell you need to assess the prospects of this project. The token can be in your wallet for a very long time, but a year later can bring you a very large profit.

[Svarora]

No all bounty token cannot be sold because many coin will never list on exchanges they are actually fraud . But if the token you held list on any exchange then you must analyze the potential of that project and then sold accordingly

[oioi]

Guys, what is percentage of bounty projects which do not care about listings? Tell me, please, based on your own experience, of course. I mean that some part of them(projects tokens) are not tradable as the team does not care about listings.

I always see the allocation of bounty listed on the thread. try to calculated dude
and then if you want to sell thats coin, try to find on ed/fd with track smartcontract

very true for all atlcoin based on eth there will definitely be in fd / ed, it's just a very low price, and there are many prize participants who sell it there even though the price is very below the ICO price

[ediloverose]

in my opinion, if the project is not registered on the official exchange, you can trade on forkdelta or Etherdelta. and usually the project will be listed on the exchange for 1 month - 3 months after ico ends.

[atayating]

I can't give you accurate data, but I think as long as it's a legitimate project, when their tokens can successfully reach the exchange, these tokens can always produce some value!

[baronandr]

sometimes you can wait a bit and then you can earn a little more than if you sell the tokens immediately after you earn them. it seems to me that at the moment almost all the tokens are on the exchanges so do not worry in vain. it is better to try to earn more

[Jackolantern]

I think that you can always sell coins and get income. now it is the best time to think about investments in btc and ether. Bounty tokens can be sold but i prefer not do this at the moment

[DamilolaB]

For me, it all depends on the kind of token or coin I got as a reward from bounty. If it a coin with future prospects, I would prefer to keep 100% of such. But there have been cases where I just sell all off due to the fact that I believe there is no future in it and if I waste any time on such, I will be at a losing end.

[Masatos]

I sell half of the tokens that come to me, but from my own experience I will say that half of the campaigns never list their tokens to users

[MasterCATZ]

Now many campaigns have paused, some of them will wait until winter, because they think that now the conditions are bad for listing.

[phelbaby]

For profit and greed even the team that come up with a shit coin do try there best to list thier coin in and exchange so that they can also pump and sell after ICO so don,t worry about them. Just keep doing the neat full you will be favored in one of the bounties you have done.

[hanomnom]

Guys, what is percentage of bounty projects which do not care about listings? Tell me, please, based on your own experience, of course. I mean that some part of them(projects tokens) are not tradable as the team does not care about listings.

you can sell tokens not on the exchange as it is usually done, but look for buyers and sell the received tokens. it seems to me that if you regularly sell tokens to ordinary people then the chance to earn will increase, as well as the probability of losing money is reduced to zero

[owlman]

Guys, what is percentage of bounty projects which do not care about listings? Tell me, please, based on your own experience, of course. I mean that some part of them(projects tokens) are not tradable as the team does not care about listings.

I can not say as a percentage how many projects do not want their token to be traded on the exchange, but if there are such cases, then the project is clearly something wrong, most likely such projects are fraudsters, because each project should be traded on the exchange regardless of whether they have a ready product or not.

[coin-investor]

Guys, what is percentage of bounty projects which do not care about listings? Tell me, please, based on your own experience, of course. I mean that some part of them(projects tokens) are not tradable as the team does not care about listings.

I feel so sorry for investors who trusted the devs who failed to list their coin in major exchanges, just like what happen to footballcoin, investors, of course, wants profit and they want to see their coins become popular in the market, failure to do so will result in frustration in the part of investors.

[dalexc]

It relies upon the project itself and its group, regardless of whether it will be recorded on exchanges, along these lines you should give careful consideration to the decision of bounty program, at that point not to get caught.

[Deripasca]

In fact most tokens you may earn might be sold, but it could be comlicated to sell in some cases and you may not afraid about validness of coin if you are able to find a good bounty

[Miklight88]

Getting token listed is mandatory for the team if they made cool cash through ico and if they fail to do that then consider the project to be a scam and any body that buy the token is more to have been scammed by the project team. I see no reason not to list token on exchange after ico once the soft cap is reached.

[ajdar.muxin.79]

You would not be able to sell all your tokens after receiving them into your wallet. You will need to wait until the token goes live on exchanges. I usually sell around 50 percent of my bounty tokens and hodling another part till the pump.