Do you keep all your bounty coins or you convert some to ETH and BTC?

[teosanru]

It depends on coin. If it is under top 500, then I prefer to hold it. If it is some other shit coin, I usually get rid of it immediately.
It is a double edged sword. No one is really happy after selling because prices vary a lot and even in you sell and coin goes to the moon, you feel terrible.

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[terible.hunter]

I sell the tokens I received and transfer them to Ethereum. because I think that Ethereum is the best coin for investment.

It happens so, but in most cases, many altcoins that just go to the exchanges can be pumped up with money, only because of the huge demand for this project. Therefore, the chances of increasing the deposit are large.

[jpaul]

Most of these coins doesn't have as much value as as we would like them to have,. However., Quality coins are worth keeping for a considerable period of time, not all of them them are like this though there by necessitating. Them to be converted into more valuable and stable coins

[darmawan_lasuara]

The coins or tokens that I got from the bounty were usually immediately sold and the result I bought Bitcoin or Etherium. I think it's safer, except for coins that I believe can develop I will hold it for several years.

[kam41]

Bitcoin will always be the win , because bitcoin has the largerst amount of value where you can compete with other coins.

[francesyrus]

If my bounty rewards or coins is on reasonable price I always sell it because I already experienced that I hold it and wait for much higher price as a result this coin gone in the market so my hard earn token got no value.

[Honuandhonu]

It depends on the project and many other things, when I see the tokens distributed by the bounty is worth holding then it's a must choose option in the other hand I sell half and keep half.

[Pamela1966]

Yes bitcoin and ethereum has proven to us they are here to stay so it's good and safe to exchange altcoins for bitcoin and ethereum but the truth is I have been holding my altcoins because there are several altcoins doing good too and who knows if anyone of them going to surpass ethereum and the former it's rewarding at times to take risks

[pharaon]

Coins like BTC and ETH have proven beyond reasonable doubts that they are the best and more safer coins to invest. My little advice is that, whenever you get your altcoins, it would be better to convert at least one third to either BTC or ETH to serve as some form of insurance to your tokens in case it fails to survive. I used to keep all my altcoins and now that the market is red it has badly affected my investment. And mind you, those new altcoins are not like BTC and ETH, they can get zero volume anytime so they are not reliable. Is there any other person with a different view or everybody agrees with me?

Indeed, you can not deny the fact that bitcoin and eth are safer to store than the new tokens you get for participating in bounty campaigns. But it all depends on what kind of tokens you got, from the market situation, what the price of this token is, etc. Each person chooses his own strategy, which is more suitable for him.

[kulakvlad]

I changed only 2-3 coins for ethereum. The rest I keep and believe that their price will rise when the market begins to recover.

[vladuch1]

Coins like BTC and ETH have proven beyond reasonable doubts that they are the best and more safer coins to invest. My little advice is that, whenever you get your altcoins, it would be better to convert at least one third to either BTC or ETH to serve as some form of insurance to your tokens in case it fails to survive. I used to keep all my altcoins and now that the market is red it has badly affected my investment. And mind you, those new altcoins are not like BTC and ETH, they can get zero volume anytime so they are not reliable. Is there any other person with a different view or everybody agrees with me?

I keep some promising coins right now. And coins in which I do not see any prospects I sell right away. Sometimes I lose from such a strategy, but sometimes I get a good result.

[Ziscadas]

I keep the fixed capital in trusted coins namely in bitcoin and etherium, but there are also several altoquins in my purse which in my opinion can give a good profit

[elpsycongro]

Im selling all my bounty tokens for ethereum coins, not like i do not believe in them ,but i believe after some time i can buy them for cheaper price if want

[chenczane]

Coins like BTC and ETH have proven beyond reasonable doubts that they are the best and more safer coins to invest. My little advice is that, whenever you get your altcoins, it would be better to convert at least one third to either BTC or ETH to serve as some form of insurance to your tokens in case it fails to survive. I used to keep all my altcoins and now that the market is red it has badly affected my investment. And mind you, those new altcoins are not like BTC and ETH, they can get zero volume anytime so they are not reliable. Is there any other person with a different view or everybody agrees with me?

Let's just say 50% of the bounty reward I received, I sold it immediatey. First, it depends on my needs. If I needed a money, I do not hold the coins I received. I cannot risk the needs of my family. Also, I am looking at the roadmap of the project. If there will be somthing that good to come, I will hold it because for sure, I will earn more profit if I do.

[raymondsamillano]

I will not sell my coins especially when I know it promising and there is a possibility to increase. I believe that when it comes to saving money, there is something to offer when it comes to perfect day. I will keep some of my bounty coins.

[Kingsraid]

for the right price, i prefer to convert to ethereum or bitcoin(more prefer bitcoin if the exchange available trade to bitcoin) but once again, for the right/reasonable price

[absenter87]

It depends on the project if it is bad and not promising, then I change coins on BTC and ETH and if I see in it the future then of course I leave them.

[BitcoinTurk]

Coins like BTC and ETH have proven beyond reasonable doubts that they are the best and more safer coins to invest. My little advice is that, whenever you get your altcoins, it would be better to convert at least one third to either BTC or ETH to serve as some form of insurance to your tokens in case it fails to survive. I used to keep all my altcoins and now that the market is red it has badly affected my investment. And mind you, those new altcoins are not like BTC and ETH, they can get zero volume anytime so they are not reliable. Is there any other person with a different view or everybody agrees with me?

The answer to this question will of course depend on the project. If I get a good quality project income, I usually favor not to sell it, but if I find that the project is of poor quality, or if I cut my hopes from the project, I usually prefer to immediately change it. Very rarely when I need the money, I do not like it anymore but this happens very rarely.

[Muhraj1]

I sell it when it gets to market wait for people to dump and buy back, not for all the coins though. Some I keep and hope it rises

[surgical_duude]

If it is a good project, I will consider it carefully before selling. But the projects I've been involved lately wasn't good, so I sold them. In short, that depends on projects I joined. But I never sold it for under 50% of the ICO price, that's my rule.