Locking Bounty Rewards To Avoid Dumping

[baghdatis1990]

      It's not the blame for bounty hunters because a project gets dumping, because for bounty campaigns, a very small percentage of coins are allotted. The reward campaign should help raise the price, because until the reward is distributed, the coins are not sold.
Bounty hunters have worked for their reward and it is normal to be paid.
     I think the big problem comes from the team that runs the project because they have the biggest project capital.

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[cryptowolfsu]

Locking bounty rewards is useless as bounty rewards are around 1-2% and they cannot influence the price
long term. Many projects blame hunters` dumping for the crash of the price of the coin. This way they want
to escape from  their own responsibility.

[AtlantaFive]

Locking bounty rewards is useless as bounty rewards are around 1-2% and they cannot influence the price
long term. Many projects blame hunters` dumping for the crash of the price of the coin. This way they want
to escape from  their own responsibility.

Because a lot of bounty hunters dump the tokens below the price and  that's why they blame the hunters if their token goes down in the price. Sometimes locking the token too is bad because i had join a campaign which they give the token after 3 months but even if they do it the price of the token is just way below the ico price.

[sandra_x]

So there's this campaign that I've participated that locked bounty rewards in the hopes of avoiding token dumping. As what I expected, the dumping still happened. What's even funnier is that it is now the bounty hunters who complains unlike before where investors blame bounty hunters 

If there's any coins or tokens that should be locked, it should only be the team's share (or maybe add those given to advisors). Both parties (investors & hunters) have invested either money or time to get their share and they should not be subjected to such restriction.

 
It just proved the point that dumping soon after listing on exchange is really not as a result of the actions of bounty hunters. They too invested in the project. The fact is this, there is low demand for newly listed coins at the moment. Also ,some dishonest project teams dump their on coins on the market also.

[Henrobakkara]

If an investor or team thinks the bounty hunter is causing a dump then I'll laugh, 1% or 2% of tokens will have no effect on anything, please see the bonus that investors get, it is far greater than the bounty allocation, if product is in demand by all people then prices will be stable in the market
So in my opinion, even though lock token team is bounty but products are very few interested, price will still be dump

[Sephire]

Bounty hunters are a small factor in dumping since they barely get 1 or 2% of the coins. There are bigger whales and pre-sale investors who has a bigger effect by their sales.

[ansarose1]

Locking bounty campaign rewards to avoid dumping? Seriously? Even if all bounty hunters would collect together their rewards, for a total of their token 1 to 3 percent of the total token allocation, still it cannot affect the token's market price since the token is just few and small amount. Investors that will panic selling the one who can get prices down if they sell a large percentage volume of coin.

[Kriptos]

So there's this campaign that I've participated that locked bounty rewards in the hopes of avoiding token dumping. As what I expected, the dumping still happened. What's even funnier is that it is now the bounty hunters who complains unlike before where investors blame bounty hunters 

If there's any coins or tokens that should be locked, it should only be the team's share (or maybe add those given to advisors). Both parties (investors & hunters) have invested either money or time to get their share and they should not be subjected to such restriction.

Instead of locking, teams should just concentrate on other methods such as buy back and loyalty rewards to lessen the chances of price crash.

that's what is still my question why is it that until now always the bounty hunter accused of being the cause of the altcoin dumping?
even though when they have locked the reward for the bounty hunter, the altcoin still experiences dumping. this proves that bounty hunters are not the main cause of dumping. I think if the project team does not give priority to their own benefits this kind of thing will not happen. because I'm sure the cause of dumping is mostly from the greedy project team.

[Darklinkz]

So there's this campaign that I've participated that locked bounty rewards in the hopes of avoiding token dumping. As what I expected, the dumping still happened. What's even funnier is that it is now the bounty hunters who complains unlike before where investors blame bounty hunters 

If there's any coins or tokens that should be locked, it should only be the team's share (or maybe add those given to advisors). Both parties (investors & hunters) have invested either money or time to get their share and they should not be subjected to such restriction.

Instead of locking, teams should just concentrate on other methods such as buy back and loyalty rewards to lessen the chances of price crash.

I think most of us that joined bounties in the year 2018 had experiences like that. I was also expecting that it would happen because of the lock-in period but I guess the investors are just for short term and they will sell it after listing because their bonuses are already enough for profit taking. ICO bounties should do buybacks or Eth/btc payment so investors would not get the fear of dumping from bounty hunters.

[celot]

Locking bounty rewards is not good ideas, how come bounty rewards coins could make price dump with small alocation under two percent, how ever you have lock advice team allocation where they can make price is dump with higher allocation about 50%.

[ShowOff]

So there's this campaign that I've participated that locked bounty rewards in the hopes of avoiding token dumping. As what I expected, the dumping still happened. What's even funnier is that it is now the bounty hunters who complains unlike before where investors blame bounty hunters 

If there's any coins or tokens that should be locked, it should only be the team's share (or maybe add those given to advisors). Both parties (investors & hunters) have invested either money or time to get their share and they should not be subjected to such restriction.

Instead of locking, teams should just concentrate on other methods such as buy back and loyalty rewards to lessen the chances of price crash.

that's what is still my question why is it that until now always the bounty hunter accused of being the cause of the altcoin dumping?
even though when they have locked the reward for the bounty hunter, the altcoin still experiences dumping. this proves that bounty hunters are not the main cause of dumping. I think if the project team does not give priority to their own benefits this kind of thing will not happen. because I'm sure the cause of dumping is mostly from the greedy project team.

I think it is because some people think that bounty hunter get it free, so they can sell it anytime without think about losing. But they not think about, we bounty hunter will wait for good price to sell our tokens and can wait, not like investor.

[JeBro]

I completely agree with the author. Often, ICO  teams shift their failures to the bounty hunters, limiting hunters rights to implement tokens. Although the share of bounty in the total tokens quantity is insignificant and bounty participants can't strongly influence the price of the token if it's in good demand.

[various]

So there's this campaign that I've participated that locked bounty rewards in the hopes of avoiding token dumping. As what I expected, the dumping still happened. What's even funnier is that it is now the bounty hunters who complains unlike before where investors blame bounty hunters  

If there's any coins or tokens that should be locked, it should only be the team's share (or maybe add those given to advisors). Both parties (investors & hunters) have invested either money or time to get their share and they should not be subjected to such restriction.

Instead of locking, teams should just concentrate on other methods such as buy back and loyalty rewards to lessen the chances of price crash.

Dude, If they want to prevent the dumping, they need to lock the total supply So no one can dump and the price will be stabil whatever they want hahaha. Locking does not work, especially bounty hunters tokens. The team should focus on developments.

[Loedong]

locking will not make the token experience dumping, but not the bounty hunter likes this, the perception is different if I better share it directly when the project is finished rather than locked it is not necessarily the pump when opened. I know that investors are more important than bounty hunters,

[Uju4real]

Locking a coin for a period of time doesn't stop dumping, everyone is guilty of dumping and not only hunters. I think project development should be the main focus and not locking

[Febo]

Token for bounty only arround 3% - 5% from total supply token so i don't think hunter will make price dump. Price dump depending on the development and results of the work of the team in the project itself.

3-5% is like 10 times to much. Do you know how much money that is given for free to others for a lousy advertisement of ICO? IT is not actually advertising of a product but just of ICO. 5% for that? That is 5% for nothing. 5% that will be missed when product will need to be developed or product will need to be marketed. When you see that one ICO is giving 5% for free like this you can be 100% sure that they are incapable to develop anything. _If they plan that at all and not just grab money and run.

[Whosdaddy]

Locking up Bounty rewards is usually a dumb thinking on the side of crypto project managers and their team. Dumping is mostly caused by too much circulating of the amount of the coins or tokens. Generating huge number of tokens and distributing large portion of the tokens to both bounty hunters and investors usually are the cause of dumping. If this problem is not addressed, dumping will always exist. 

In other words, developers are the problems of themselves because all the controls is in their hands, so probably one of the step they feel is needed is to lock part of the bounty’s reward to control the damage which I believe will also have little positive effect on the project,  while they move on to control the part of the investors.

But, I think the best approach to this is what you have already suggested, they need to limit the circulating supply, or better still limit certain access to part of the tokens, though this might be quite difficult since not all ICO pays through the ICO wallet but directly to their ether wallet, maybe all of the ICOs need to impose all coins going through their own wallet first before transferring it out, with this they can still have limit to number of tokens transferred out at once for transaction.

[Wyndesam]

why they locked it in the first place. they promise to pay the bounty hunters to advertise their ico. its just a little of 1-5% of the total supply it will not cost anything in the market.

I agree, the majority believes that the bounty hunters always blame that shed their course to the bottom , I think we should not blame the hunters , the better the project let developing what we have to blame

[Starfranko]

Locking no doubt is an anti-dump strategy and if the project manager feels that locking will help reduce or eliminate dumping totally I think they have the right to lock  their tokens

[ASHLIUSZ]

Locking bounty rewards help with limiting or avoiding the price crash that happens when more users put forth the rewards onto the exchange. This will cause a drastic change in the market value of the respective tokens. Locking bounty rewards and distributing after certain time period has given good results in stopping of the price dumping.