Do bounty hunters become ICO investors?

[Ankush2108]

Obviously why not Bounty hunters always watching for the profits and if they find any good ico then surely then invest in that ico to earn extra income.

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[JuliaJi]

of course, a lot of bounty hunters investing in different projects, it good practice but when the market is not sleeping

[elrugrim]

I think this way goes through all the bounty hunters. As soon as the first good payments appear, immediately comes the idea of how to increase your capital, this is either investing in the ICO or buying coins on the exchange.

[yigga]

Personally I also Invest If the project has more outcome and I do more research before the doing bounty and ICO it is my safty because if the project got scam no benefit from both side there for I do this 1st doing anything and no any fear for bot

[Radzivill]

I do not think that participation in the bounty brings experience in understanding the different IRS. Only if the participant very, very carefully and independently studies the project before the participation. I think there are not many such

[rasp]

Icos look for bounty hunters to promote their project through the power of social media.Sometimes, some of these hunters also double as ico investors. But it looks like bounty hunters understand ICOs project and are able to determine very good projects before they invest because of their experiences in different projects.

Many of the bounty hunters are newbies that do not have a clear understanding of how to choose a good project. After getting their rewards they sell them for several cents making the price of a token fall several times. So I don't think that a great percent of bounty hunters also invest in ICOs - the specifics of their work is somewhat different.

[Anyobsss]

Icos look for bounty hunters to promote their project through the power of social media.Sometimes, some of these hunters also double as ico investors. But it looks like bounty hunters understand ICOs project and are able to determine very good projects before they invest because of their experiences in different projects.

Only Few bounty hunters also invests in ICOs I guess. Most of us are just participating in Bounties. But I guess giving your time participating in bounties can be considered as investors lol.

[Scientest]

Not all but most of them become ICO investors at the end. Also, they have good knowledge and they can have a proper research to find out the potential ICO. I think bounty hunters are the best buddy for finding out the best ICOs, BTW, most of the bounty hunters don't know anything without social media bounty.

[sevenbits]

Probably not. Unfortunately, no one collected adequate statistics on this issue. Logic dictates that those who receive coins in exchange for their time will not invest real money either. Especially in view of high risks.

[Liklopor]

you are right and bounty hunters have experience in choosing ICO projects and may well become investors of good projects

[BabyPinkMilk]

Some of the bounty hunters can participate as investors, because due to their experience they can pinpoint a good ICO project. First, bounty hunters, collect money from their work and go in search of another. Then they start investing, something more profitable.

[1DC]

Icos look for bounty hunters to promote their project through the power of social media.Sometimes, some of these hunters also double as ico investors. But it looks like bounty hunters understand ICOs project and are able to determine very good projects before they invest because of their experiences in different projects.

If you consider a reward as an investment then I think they can be also considered as an investors especially if they also hold their rewards once they receive it and they also wait for its price to rise up then they are probably considered as investors. 

[unknown-user]

Icos look for bounty hunters to promote their project through the power of social media.Sometimes, some of these hunters also double as ico investors. But it looks like bounty hunters understand ICOs project and are able to determine very good projects before they invest because of their experiences in different projects.

They can be if they would want to. It can also be their way to support the project that they are promoting and at the same time would result to bigger profit if the project itself would be more successful due to such action. This will simply result to bigger profit from the bounty and at the same time, from investing to the ICO project.

[hhk1045]

Yes, sometimes bounty hunters become an ICO investor because they can understand the project very well. Personally, I invest in many ICOs that I participated in their bounty.

[jayc89]

Yes, sometimes bounty hunters become an ICO investor because they can understand the project very well. Personally, I invest in many ICOs that I participated in their bounty.

If the coin is making anymore money then I would invest in it. Though, I wouldn't call that as the same thing.

[KevinHD]

It depends on bounty hunters. There are two types of bounty hunters: one are those who hunts good projects and invests on it because it is a wise choose to invest low and sell high; while another one are those who hunts bounty programs all for promoting the campaign and do those works hence having salaries after the success project.

[Psalms23]

It is not uncommon that bounty hunters become ICO investors in the end. Its because after participating in bounties, and learning that the ICOs they are part should have make them rich if they are involved in investing, plus they can have the money to invest from incomes of bounties.

[Bonwin]

Sometimes, bounty hunters also invest into projects, most especially when they believe in that project. Those that do that mostly would have taken their time to study the project.

[Koobtcgal]

I am a bounty hunter and have also invested in most of the projects that I promote. From experience, I think bounty hunters know the best projects to invest in because they read the white paper and summarize in their own words, using it to promote the project at hand.

[EventChain]

It does not always happen that way. In fact, there are a lot of participants who absolutely do not want to learn information about crypto-currencies and blockchain technologies.