Bounty Hunters Dump Always?

[Wyndesam]

Well, I have friends who don't sell any tokens with the bounty of companies , for example, I sell , then I think it is 50: 50

[baotoutq]

Of course there are projects that in the future will bring good profits due to the growth of the price of their coins. But for the last 4 months most of the coins have been falling in price and this encourages many to wish to sell them as quickly as possible.

[icowind]

I think it depends on the project itself. If it is a good project, I believe that there will be many people willing to invest in it. If we don't see any development prospects in these projects, then why should we invest in it, so this market needs Is more excellent cryptocurrency.

[Nagibator007]

Not all,but there are those who always merges as received and does not expect growth,in General, of course it's not right,but they think,I now salt,it will fall and I will purchase,so they think,and there are those who with investment choice has received and is holding for 1-2 years,and then gets a bunch of money if the project took off

[promotionuser]

I recognize the bounty hunters who get the coins they are dumping, because they do not lose anything. They get free coin.

[TravelMug]

I recognize the bounty hunters who get the coins they are dumping, because they do not lose anything. They get free coin.

Its not free coins per se. They work hard week after week and we understand why they need to dump the coins the moment they received it. But I do believed that not all bounty hunters are dumpers, maybe a small percentage is a long term holder too. Specially if the bounty they joined has the potential to make it big in the future.

[hisuka]

Not only bounty hunters responsible for the dump happen. Their is investors who do the selling of the coin they have. If they think the right time to sell it's their own decision. But usually if worth hodling coins why not hold long term.

[Prince Malik]

I think the shit coin will be dumped once its hit exchanges even without bounty so the blame on bounty hunters is so exaggerated

[reynilynedago]

If you are having good bounty campaign and the campaign with a good project than who will dump the bounties and the ans is no one ! If you are getting good tokens in return then i am pretty sure no one will dump that and if the prices of the tokens are good than they will surely invest in the exchange but if the reward pool is poor and the project seems to be low then obviously people will leave the bounty and find the good one and here bounty hunters never work on 1 project they work on many projects as the source of income of tokens in bounties are really less from the one campaign.

[qtronix]

Not all bounty hunters dump their tokens right away. After all, among them there are both beginners and experienced people who have long been doing it. Beginners often pursue the goal of getting rich rather and therefore they often drain their tokens at once to finally get the long-awaited reward. Experienced people usually look at the prospects of the coin and on this basis decide to sell it immediately or leave for better times.

[romero121]

Not only bounty hunters responsible for the dump happen. Their is investors who do the selling of the coin they have. If they think the right time to sell it's their own decision. But usually if worth hodling coins why not hold long term.

Well said what the bounty hunters get as a reward is mere 2-4%, while majority of the holdings will be in the hands of investors. So, the price dumping isn't caused by the bounty participants. Moreover it is much dumped by the investors who has been part of the ICO with higher contributions.

[KopiItem]

Do all bounty hunters dump Cryptos after they get paid?

I believe this is not a fair assessment as a lot has to do with the crypto project itself.

Its a matter of perspective really, not all bounty hunters have the same experience or motive, some people just need an opportunity to get crypto for projects that are very difficult to get in the token sales, Example is Ncash tokens of Nucleus.Vision the project has a 1 million USD budget and it is still above ICO price even in the bear market.

Additionally some projects treat bought hunters badly which will not encourage them to stick around for much longer after they get their tokens.

I believe tokens or coins getting dumped by bounty hunters depends a lot on the project itself.

Absolutely, in the fact all bounty hunters always dump the price of tokens after they get their bounty's reward. So many bounty hunters without patience always making worst decision. Most of them always making hurry decision and dont want waiting the token listed on good exchange. I know they were worked hard and wasting their time a lots for bounty campaign, but better if all bounty hunters be more patience and be wise.

[yatogami]

Do all bounty hunters dump Cryptos after they get paid?

I believe this is not a fair assessment as a lot has to do with the crypto project itself.

Its a matter of perspective really, not all bounty hunters have the same experience or motive, some people just need an opportunity to get crypto for projects that are very difficult to get in the token sales, Example is Ncash tokens of Nucleus.Vision the project has a 1 million USD budget and it is still above ICO price even in the bear market.

Additionally some projects treat bought hunters badly which will not encourage them to stick around for much longer after they get their tokens.

I believe tokens or coins getting dumped by bounty hunters depends a lot on the project itself.

You have a point here.
Moreover, it is unfair to list tokens on exchanges before bounty hunters get paid. In such a case tokens can lose up to 90% of their price, which is extremely discouraging - you actually do not get the reward you expected.
So the problem of dumping has nothing to do with bounty hunters but with the marketing strategy of the project itself.

[LadyNymeria]

Not all hunters and not all the time. There are plenty of hunters out there who hold their coins until they see fit to sell. There are also situations where they dump their coins right away especially if the coin is not doing good or because of the devs and team behind the coin.

[jepoyr1]

Not all bounty hunters dump their reward tokens, some bounty hunters dump their reward tokens because they scared getting a small amount of money by holding it but later on they regret the things they have done when they see the reward they sell in low price get a high price in a next month.

[veekky]

Firstly 2% of allocation isn't that much for dump. Not all of bounty hunters sell immediately and moreover, pre-sale investors with huge bonuses tend to dump more and their influence on market is higher

[Olalomi]

The major factor that motivates those bounty hunters who dump their tokens immediately after listed in an exchange is that most of them are full bounty hustlers whatever amount they earned is what they used in sustaining themselves and take of other financial expenses while the true crypto enthusiastic that has good jobs sees bounty as means of hodling potential projects.

[tisumagic]

Not all hunters and not all the time. There are plenty of hunters out there who hold their coins until they see fit to sell. There are also situations where they dump their coins right away especially if the coin is not doing good or because of the devs and team behind the coin.

actually if indeed they are bounty hunters selling coins directly at the same time it will not make the price a dump, because the allocation of tokens for bounties is very little, only 2-4%. and that won't have much effect

[Utogah]

Yes it is true my friend. 78% of bounty hunters fail for their ICO/token hunting. Most of ICO projects this 2018 are failed to get their softcap that is why they don't pay bounty hunter because of their unsuccessful project.

[baotoutq]

Bounty Hunters receive only 2-3% of the money that the project collects on ICO. This money can not significantly affect the price and lower it to the bottom.