Bounty Hunters Dump Always?

[cherryganda]

Bounty Hunters Dump Always?

Bounty hunter dont dump their tokens, iF they see the project better they will hold it.
If the participants just want to have the project and dont trust the future then it will be a pure dump.
BVut how do participants make their tokens to hole? it is on the team on how they will handle he ICO and distribution.
If the project is great then there will be no dump.

[kramchers]

REASON WHY BOUNTY PARTICIPANTS DO DUMP THEIR TOKENS...

At first they just want to have a good ICO to work with.
They know that this is LEGIT (praying)
But what if the token price goes down? because of the participants! and why?

1. they dont like how the team handle the bounty distribution.
2. development is not well or so slow.
3. community is not good enough to tell that the price will be good nor better.
4. development reallly sucks!

[Nitori_m]

Basically it depends on the need for fiat. I do bounties and yes, I do dump if the needs to pay bills arises. If not, I hodl as long as possible and give the project time to grow.

[HungryTigerGrouchyCrotch]

Not all hunters are the same, but mostly - as I experienced - they really ruin the price and I'm really sorry about it, because some of the ICOs were extra successful and only because they gave big number of tokens to the bounty participants, the project is dead by now.

[Collinberg]

Speaking as a bounty hunter and ICO investor, I can boldly say that bounty hunters do not dump all tokens once they get it, infact some hold the tokens longer than even investors, I am speaking from personal experience.

[Prolifik]

This was discussed many times. There is a solution how to solve this problem. But ICOs do not want to share their raised money with bounty hunters. They rather send them tokens.

[Ellionise]

Majority of bounty hunter's will sale their token after they get their reward's since they were excited to convert it into fiat and you cannot blamed them because they worked for it for a couple of months.

I agree especially in such a market, when the bounty is paid after six months or even a year, I think the person who waited so much has the right to sell their tokens

[MikeyVeez]

Bounty hunters are not always informed about the project, whats are the main pros of the projects. How the project can be usefull for the rest of the world.

[tuvic01]

I think this topic has been on for quote a long period of time now, yes it is very true that the bounty hunters dump their reward at very ridiculous price leaving the coin more or less worthless for the ICO investors. This attitude must change if we really want the best for the many project around because if the bounty hunters keep dumping then investors won't be encouraged to invest in future projects.

[Kelvinikke]

Not only bounty hunters but investors also dump their tokens when listed on exchange platforms. It is quite funny why most people always complain that bounty hunters are the ones who dump tokens. Investors who are given high amount of bonus also dump tokens on exchange platforms.

[Vask]

Of course, everything depends on the project, I keep some projects for a long-term period, I believed in them and now I’ve become an investor and buy tokens. But most of course the tokens that I get from the bounty I try to immediately sell and transfer all funds to Bitcoin.

[kissme09]

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.

Your judgment is wrong because many bounty hunters still keep their bonuses for a long time. I always keep the tokens I receive in about 1-4 months until it reaches the price I want when I decide to sell them.

[JuanPaulo]

Unfortunately, many young bounty hunters have recently appeared on the crypto market, who do not know the value of their work. They are willing to participate in bounty campaigns with a minimum salary. Yes, and sell their tokens at prices several times lower than the price that was on ICO.

[MidnightWolf]

Unfortunately, many young bounty hunters have recently appeared on the crypto market, who do not know the value of their work. They are willing to participate in bounty campaigns with a minimum salary. Yes, and sell their tokens at prices several times lower than the price that was on ICO.

It seems to me that you are very much mistaken in relation to the majority of Bounty companies. New users, including I do not agree with such an opinion, and I always value my work and therefore I will never sell coins even at the price of ICO, because I will always expect a real growth in the potential of the project.

[pleci]

Unfortunately, many young bounty hunters have recently appeared on the crypto market, who do not know the value of their work. They are willing to participate in bounty campaigns with a minimum salary. Yes, and sell their tokens at prices several times lower than the price that was on ICO.

Young prize hunters still lack experience and knowledge about how to trade or build their projects again.
in my opinion as a bounty hunter must have 2 strong basic principles, which must be able to get 2x more profit from the initial capital and know when to sell, all just need our readiness to process and choose the project we will follow.

[ujinice]

If we look at what is happening with tokens, then you will see that they have no liquidity, it is worth selling for only $ 200, then we see an avalanche-like drop in prices.

[MOProgress]

I think both ICO investors and bounty hunters are responsible for dumping, but in recent times, most ICO projects delay bounty payment yet the price still dump.

[TomArayaSlaya]

I really doubt all bounties dump like that most token tokens are  traded before bounty is shared and they do mostly  trade in many volume in maybe some investors who get tired just dump to get their asset back while willing to take the risks

[akitha]

Not at all.. specially if you just got a small of quantity for the said project.. mostly the short term investors are the one who mostly dumping their tokens and loosing the price of the token

[Saint1990]

Bounty Hunters work to promote ICO project as per the indicated bounty period by the manager or the ICOs team. In this period they have task like promoting ICOs on social media, forum, content creation, translation they gain more knowledge about project & if they find project have some future potential they dont dump the token as there is always chances of the price recovery & profits in longer run, sometimes they even buy tokens in the ICo. The bounty hunters gets only 0.5% to 2% of the total allocated token which I feel cannot damage the project if the project have potential. Indeed bounty hunters don't invest money in the ICOs but they invest their precious time & enery so they have right to dump token on the exchange which doesn't have potential.