Do bounty hunters become ICO investors?

[GolemTrader]

I expect it depends on whether the bounty hunter is looking for immediate cash out, after the token/coin appears on exchanges, or if they see some value in the project and want to hold the token/coin for future use cases. Technically you might be able to classify them as investors considering that they own some small miniscule part of the platform/abilty to use said platform by helping them. Truly though you could then call anyone who received those tokens airdropped as investors which really doesn't mean much in terms of a traditional "investor" that puts forth their own currency believing that the platform will succeed.

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[Thai19]

There are cases as you say, Because participants, bounty hunters often understand and know which projects are as good as you say to join the ICO project. But that rate I think is pretty low.

[modellao6]

This is absolutely yes, everyone wants to invest when there is a good ICO project, including bounty hunters. And in general, bounty hunters have a wider channel and more experience.

[sophiawhite]

Probably not many of them, just look at how many bounties most people do for a start. They probably attract a decent amount of investors though, the good ones anyway, not the guys on fb promoting 30 at once.

[martin1221]

Yes I think it is true for some. I know a lot of friends who started out as bounty hunters earning lots of hodlings and eventually started tradings their assets to buy tokens or coins from ICO. they used bounty hunting as a means to amass a great amount of coins and gather more after investing in ICOs

[Trollinator]

I’m actually an ico investor who became a bounty hunter. When you participate in bounty campaigns, you can see differ aspects of the project and team that most investor do not. Help to make a better inform decision.

[rickn]

This year I moved away from investing directly in the ICOs, due to the strong volatility and the downward movement of the market and I only enter the ICOs that I think promising through the bounties

[trobbert]

Yes, I have similar story, firstly I collect tokens with bounties, then sell shit coins and buy some trusted coins. This is the way I become investor. Like another professional i don't want to hold tokens without product, so I do quality research

[babykika2027]

I think so, many hunters who are also investors of an ICO project, started as a bounty hunter began researching several projects to follow and that is the experience of being an investor, and investing with bounty payments will certainly provide more long-term benefits

[Nahid41]

I agree that by taking part in the bounty, you may better apprehend the venture, and even put money into it. however participation in the bounty can't guarantee you honesty and the destiny of the mission. there's been a variety of scams these days.

[rapsonic1337]

Bounty hunters has the potential ICO investors. we will know more about this project when we do a bounty for a project. whether its community is active, everyone has the view of this project, the progress of the project. if it is a potential project, i will invest in it.

[coxian]

Basically it depends on the project. Sometimes YES, but Sometimes NO! Because bounty hunters often understand and know which projects are as good as you say to join the ICO project

[dele4]

I think some bounty hunters will take advantage of the opportunity by investing in promising projects. but some others only work on bounty campaigns, because they don't have funds for investment.

[Crypto.Expert]

In long term wise they will be an investors after they have some capital in their wallet. Most people start off as hunter as they does not want to risk their hard earned money in crypto so thay start off with doing bounty to earn some money to start their invest journey.

[gabmen]

I think some bounty hunters will take advantage of the opportunity by investing in promising projects. but some others only work on bounty campaigns, because they don't have funds for investment.

Some. But majority of these bounty hunters would probably let go of their tokens the first time it gets released in an exchange. Many tokens doesn't have that much value to be wasting time investing on.

[jennerpower]

It depends on how much he know about the ICO he want to invest in. Just like we bounty hunters we are literally hunting for a valuable ICO and for me if I find about my ICO is good enough there is a possibilities that I will invest in it. But bounty huntings doing campaign are just like also investing. We are investing our time and efforts to them.

[GodsChosenVessel]

I don't really think bounty hunters do become ICO investors. They just participate in the success of an ICO, which is a very vital role. But some hunter might decide to become an investor.

[Upercusa]

 It is better to invest immediately when you see a very cool and promising project. Bounty hunters study projects in detail, and therefore are better informed about the advantages of the project.

[copyfile]

Maybe you're right. But still I have a little doubt about this, as he is a bounty hunter. As for the fact that we supposedly know in advance a good project, it is not so. Everyone has the opportunity to read and analyze each ICO project to be confident in the future. But I rarely invest in ICO projects, because I prefer to invest in ready-made projects, whose coins are traded on the market.

[Svarora]

bounty hunters after doing lot of bounties have the experience to know that which bounties can give good return or not. they generally invest in those project which complete the funding process and raise the funds according to their target. so it should be the resposibility of bounter to promote only those project which they believe