Advice to all bounty hunters.

[yrsat]

I'm not what you suggest, it's the right advice. A lot of different situations and different crypto coins, some coins can be sold on the first day, on the second day they can not be sold ... they are worthless, and unfortunately there are a lot of such projects. I almost never sold anything, and all now in altcoyins, which are worthless. So think well and do not listen to anyone.

[dashi555]

When to sell the coins in your own hands is your own right. Many of the coins won by bounty hunters have been listed for a long time, and the prices are already very low, not the price that was just as high as when they were listed. This in itself is unfair. You can't ask someone to do anything.

[spopovss]

Bounty hunters help to expose ICOs to crypto related audience to attract investors for the project. No matter how promising the project may be, if the ICO fails, the project won't see the light of the day. Bounty hunters are very important in ICOs. But there is one thing am not happy about bounty hunters. They usually dump their coins at any price the moment it is listed on an exchage which usually drops the price of the coin even below the ICO price putting the investors at a disadvantage. I want to advise the hunters to hold their bounty tokens for a while in order to maintain a good price for the coin. We shouldn't forget we are all stakeholders

I do not agree with you.
I kept all coins from the bounty, in the end I got a mountain of wrappers that no one needs, and there are no trading volumes.
Do not use the long storage strategy for tokens.

[Anna Borisovna]

If the project is good and the team is working on it, the hunter will retain the coin for 90% in some time.
And the bounty pool for hunters is 1-3%, and out of these percent hardly half can immediately sell the earned tokens.
Really such a small percentage will be strongly shaken by a confident project

[royalfestus]

Bounty hunters help to expose ICOs to crypto related audience to attract investors for the project. No matter how promising the project may be, if the ICO fails, the project won't see the light of the day. Bounty hunters are very important in ICOs. But there is one thing am not happy about bounty hunters. They usually dump their coins at any price the moment it is listed on an exchage which usually drops the price of the coin even below the ICO price putting the investors at a disadvantage. I want to advise the hunters to hold their bounty tokens for a while in order to maintain a good price for the coin. We shouldn't forget we are all stakeholders

No advice can make everyone think the same and have seen coin had the highest price on at their market listing. I am not an advocate of dumping coin at exchange listing but the normal 1-3% bounty stakes of coin should not dump a coin for more than a month (at most) if the project project is healthy and strong. Thekey, humaniq etc. had there highest price after exchange listing and have struggled to get the price back, am sure bounty dump is not responsible for the dump.

[Punisher1337]

you are right, so I have not bought tokens for a long time at the price of ICO, and I'm waiting for the project to be released on the first exchange and I buy tokens 5 times cheaper 

[Nidhi Bhatia]

I have a big advice to all bounty hunters, try to hold your coins for a long period and invest in good ICO project. Don't release your token after ICO over because if you dont invest your coins in upcoming ICO's than how can we contribute in cyto market and help to recover from to this bad phase.

[Daniel9140]

Bounty helps project to get the needed and adequate exposure that they want. It is the right of all BOUNTY hinters to do what they like with their tokens. It is their hard earned token and they worked for it so, they decide on how to spend their token. For myself, I usually sell half and hold half. This is how I do mine

[Appiah95]

We are all complaining about the current drop in coin prices forgetting that we are the cause. If we all decide to hold and not do panic selling and dumping of coins, the market will recover again and be in good shape for the benefit of us all

[Ini35]

Despite the fact that bounty hunters promote projects, some still believe that we are also the ones that dump the token. Well i will not deny the fact that some bounty hunters dump, but that does not mean that we all do it. Bounty hunters are not enemies to the progress of ICOs, rather we want the success. I have also seen situations where investors dump the tokens they bought through ICOs. Most especially those among them that got bonuses.

[MonaLeeTracy]

I think that the tokens earned by the bounty hunters through their own labor have the right to choose the timing of the sale. If the project party is worried that the price will drop, then you can choose to pay the equivalent value of Ethereum or Bitcoin instead of hoping others not to sell.

if indeed they have got one of the prizes from the project campaign, yes, it is up to them when to sell it. because it includes their rights in making choices.

[Christinebeauty]

Bounty hunters help to expose ICOs to crypto related audience to attract investors for the project. No matter how promising the project may be, if the ICO fails, the project won't see the light of the day. Bounty hunters are very important in ICOs. But there is one thing am not happy about bounty hunters. They usually dump their coins at any price the moment it is listed on an exchage which usually drops the price of the coin even below the ICO price putting the investors at a disadvantage. I want to advise the hunters to hold their bounty tokens for a while in order to maintain a good price for the coin. We shouldn't forget we are all stakeholders

No advice can make everyone think the same and have seen coin had the highest price on at their market listing. I am not an advocate of dumping coin at exchange listing but the normal 1-3% bounty stakes of coin should not dump a coin for more than a month (at most) if the project project is healthy and strong. Thekey, humaniq etc. had there highest price after exchange listing and have struggled to get the price back, am sure bounty dump is not responsible for the dump.

If that is the case, then why do some project managers try to delay payment of bounty tokens with the reason that they are going to dump and spoil the market.

[sousay]

I am a bounty hunters but I don't dump coins instead  I'm waiting for a little time to grow more my coin before selling them,by the way not all hunters have the same strategy and we can't stop them what they want to do with their coin,they have the right to decide.

[Jimboqs]

I agree with your statement and never sell my tokens right away. because a good project can bring multiple profits.

[noobrik]

I dont blame bounty hunters, even founders and team members have been known to dump their own coins. Also most bounty hunters only dump coins that dont look very promising. So if a coin actually has some tech attached to it and also shows promise, then I'm sure most people will hold that coin.

[airdrophunter]

It's a fact that bounty hunters are one of the reasons why a certain ICO/project will succeed because they are the endorsers of the ICO putting it to public discussion and spotlight. But bounty hunters could also be the reason why a token will fall down below ICO price once it hits cryptoexchanges as some bounty hunters will dump their coins no matter what's the price of it.

[Platon ES]

Each person from Bounty Hunters is allowed to take own decision what to do with the wages. For me, I sell the coins straight away.

[Cardan0]

IMO community rewards bloggers frequently can get to avoid dumping awesome developments , though if the altcoin may be cheating these alight promptly to hold those earning. Else they would need to not dump generally.

[DrawAthens031]

I agree with your statement.

[OptimalBridgewater74]

Yes you are right they need to concern about it.