Do bounty hunters understand cryptocurrency more than investors?

[Madagaskar]

I think the several experiences in working with different projects has made bounty hunters very experienced. They can determine a good project from the start but some of the investors are just new and do not really determine a promising project from a scam and in the end scammers run away with their money. So bounty hunters who invest in ICOs will never invest if they do not trust the project.

I think that in your words - a big part of the truth.
Bounty hunters encounter a lot of scams, and have their own experience in choosing a project for participation.
Large loggers usually work with a team of specialists and do not have to analyze them themselves.
And people who work a little in the field of crypto currency, invest money at their own risk.

yes, there is some truth in this. everyone has his own strategy and approach to work. Someone studies and works a lot, but someone copies and follows the advanced ones. As they say, in the war all means are good.

[Temibest2]

This is because many people want to create their own coin without the indepth knowledge of cryptocurrency and since many bounty hunters have been in this line for so long they understand the nitty-gritty of crypto.

[Kurokyy]

I think the several experiences in working with different projects has made bounty hunters very experienced. They can determine a good project from the start but some of the investors are just new and do not really determine a promising project from a scam and in the end scammers run away with their money. So bounty hunters who invest in ICOs will never invest if they do not trust the project.

In my own opinion, yes most of the bounty hunters today are more knowledgeable than investors because they tend to look at the platform before joining its campaign.

[Solomon3158]

Yes, bounty hunters understand the concept of many cryptocurrency ICO's than the investors, many investors invested in the cryptocurrency for future reference whether the price increases or not while bounty hunters studied the cryptocurrency with level of the stability, durability, and efficiency of cryptocurrency in the nearest future before investing on the currency, all that matters to bounty hunters is profits on any of their invested crypto.

[Aleksey1958]

Yes, some bounty hunters have a lot of experience, leading a very large number of projects and doing this for a long time you start to understand the cryptocurrency more than investors.

[lifesgood10]

I think the several experiences in working with different projects has made bounty hunters very experienced. They can determine a good project from the start but some of the investors are just new and do not really determine a promising project from a scam and in the end scammers run away with their money. So bounty hunters who invest in ICOs will never invest if they do not trust the project.

I think you are right, investors do not feel bereaved and exposed
So they tend to invest in any project believing that once it lists, they can sell at any price and get their profits

But for bounty hunters, there is need to be vigilant so as not to waste precious time and effort which is why every serious and consistent bounty hunters make deep researches into the web and figure out what bounty is best

In that process bounty hunters gain more knowledge
Mind you knowledge is power

[Hamphser]

I think the several experiences in working with different projects has made bounty hunters very experienced. They can determine a good project from the start but some of the investors are just new and do not really determine a promising project from a scam and in the end scammers run away with their money. So bounty hunters who invest in ICOs will never invest if they do not trust the project.

In my own opinion, yes most of the bounty hunters today are more knowledgeable than investors because they tend to look at the platform before joining its campaign.

This is actually the advantage or edge when it comes to analysis because bounty hunters are more prone or do spent their time on searching ICO which as the time increases on searching it do adds up their experience and knowledge along with time which is really good.

This is because many people want to create their own coin without the indepth knowledge of cryptocurrency and since many bounty hunters have been in this line for so long they understand the nitty-gritty of crypto.

Not all investors are making their own coins but I agree on the fact that we are seeing now when we do compared the knowledge of investors and bounty hunters.

[zhekinsp]

Most of the bounty hunters spending lot of time in with crypto related things so they have better knowledge about others and I am also like to ask suggestions from my friends who used to be the bounty hunters but now became as investors since they have lot of money to invest.

[Esterklu]

No, i am not sure. It depends on person, i saw a lot of bounty hunters which know just 'when distribution' and 'when exchange', they even cant read pinned messages. From the other side i saw investors which came to the projects and even didn't read whitepaper. But bounty hunters has a lot of opportunities to learn more about project from inside and i see a lot of clever persons among them.

[chocopapaya]

Well, it really does come down to person really.
I would say that EVERY person, investor or bounty hunter has had the experience of investing time or money into a shit project.
Even seasoned wall street traders make these mistakes because the crypto market is so new and volatile.

I have seen bounty hunters who just mindlessly mass promote as many icos as they can...I highly doubt those types are learning a lot.
And I have seen investors who after just one bad investment, adjust quickly and turn their loss into a gain.

One thing I can say, is that when you invest your own money, you definitely are way more careful than is it's just your time.
So I would tend to believe that investors learn a lot faster than bounty hunters do.

Of course, this type of debate is kind of pointless.
After all, the best way to go is to invest and also do bounty hunting, thus minimizing your cost per token ratio and making it easier to trade for profit.

[john alex young]

I agree with you. I think the experience of the bounty hunters is the same as those of investors. Because experience is very important in determining good projects, both bounty hunters and investors.

[BartS]

I think the several experiences in working with different projects has made bounty hunters very experienced. They can determine a good project from the start but some of the investors are just new and do not really determine a promising project from a scam and in the end scammers run away with their money. So bounty hunters who invest in ICOs will never invest if they do not trust the project.

Not true at all, most bounty hunters join bounty campaigns without doing any research about the project, they only care about getting profits and nothing more if they knew what coin was going to be successful and what coin was going to be unsuccessful we will not see as many people complaining about not receiving their payments once the bounty campaign is over, so I really think that you are overestimating bounty hunters and underestimating investors.

[imutlinda]

I think if the comparison is with the bounty participants who have experience in searching for bounty projects and I think investors are more likely to have capital alone with little experience. but it needs to be reconsidered that assessment cannot always be the same let alone to humans in the sense that each person has different abilities surely there are investors who are smarter than bounty participants or vice versa

[Gabb]

I think the several experiences in working with different projects has made bounty hunters very experienced. They can determine a good project from the start but some of the investors are just new and do not really determine a promising project from a scam and in the end scammers run away with their money. So bounty hunters who invest in ICOs will never invest if they do not trust the project.

No, I do not think generalizing is a good idea. It is likely that many bounty hunters have developed a special ability to identify an ICO with potential to succeed, but taking into account that the vast majority of projects tend to fail in a very short time, I actually believe that "cryptocurrency understanding" refers rather to the ability to put your money in an ICO that offers some optimal performance in a very short time.

In addition, most bounty hunters tend to participate in all the available campaigns possible, knowing that it is enough for only a small percentage of them to succeed to obtain good profits, so they do not discriminate between bad and good projects, because all ICO has the potential to generate at least a couple of dollars for free.

[jajorforce]

I think the several experiences in working with different projects has made bounty hunters very experienced. They can determine a good project from the start but some of the investors are just new and do not really determine a promising project from a scam and in the end scammers run away with their money. So bounty hunters who invest in ICOs will never invest if they do not trust the project.

These bounty hunters are only interested in paying after they finish work. So they really did not understand the project. If the project delays payment, they will say that the project is scam and for a lot of reasons, real investors do not like bounty hunters because they look and evaluate projects in the future.

[Osakrita]

It depends on the bounty hunter, it sounds reasonable to assume that if you devote time learn much about a project so as to write/publish article on it, one would have a better grasp than the average investor

[Stimah23]

Not all bounties hunter understand cryptos world but those hunter that do invest can say much about crypto currencies,,, however most of the investor are also the bounty hunter, so there's no much different from hunter and investors.

[bboyjohn]

Most of the bounty hunters do not even read the messages, they write things and try to make money. But investors are revealing their real money after doing real research. So investors knows more than bounty hunters

[krenus]

I think the several experiences in working with different projects has made bounty hunters very experienced. They can determine a good project from the start but some of the investors are just new and do not really determine a promising project from a scam and in the end scammers run away with their money. So bounty hunters who invest in ICOs will never invest if they do not trust the project.

it is definetly adds some experience and understanding and yet there are many bounty hunters who still get scammed and cheated and so on

[De_nis]

I think this can not be confirmed, but the experience of bounty hunters is really good, so they can be excellent advisers