Why blame people for your failure?

[dark1234]

so far the exchange market failure is purely from the project team that cannot run the project according to the roadmap so that the project does not mean anything in real life because if the project runs in real life as a roadmap and is developed continuously to be better accepted by the public the token will be stable and up.
REMEMBER....
the bounty hunter only gets a few of the number of tokens and that has very little effect ......

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[thd26bct]

very true, seeing the same thing on many recently active camps too. many people focus on the events and promotions that they forget to make value for their coins. all they want to make is demand for the coin but instead, they make losses for their coin and finally let everyone trap in it. it's your own fault and it is not wise to blame others for your poor decisions and misfortune. better try next time.

They just hunt for free and easy money. At the same time, they don't pay their time to learn for knowledge, to pratice and sharpen their skills in crypto, then even with free money from bounties, they will lose them all easily by invest into bad projects or in worst cases, scam projects. Then, they blame on others (bad teams, scam teams, friends who invited them to invest, and so on). Personally, they should (have to) be responsible for their lack of knowledge and skills, as well as their decisions to pay money for investments into bad projects. Moreover, blame on others won't help them to get lost money back, and prevent them to open their minds and learn more. They get stucked themselves in their own traps if they blame on others.

[Burogh]

Crypto currency can’t please everybody
And it is the two side of a coin both good and the bad
So it’s good to blame but better to learn and move on

Indeed, some people get profits and some dont. Its usual in any market and when they got loss on their portfolio, they blame market or others. Every investment could lead us to loss and i think we should take the risk if we want gain profits from our investment

[bitcoinst]

Everything in the world strives to preserve its own integrity, any person will always justify himself for any offense, and blame everyone around for frequent reasons only in order not to harm himself in the low level of his personal development.

[Distinctin]

Crypto currency can’t please everybody
And it is the two side of a coin both good and the bad
So it’s good to blame but better to learn and move on

Indeed, some people get profits and some dont. Its usual in any market and when they got loss on their portfolio, they blame market or others. Every investment could lead us to loss and i think we should take the risk if we want gain profits from our investment

We are not here for the blame game, we took the risk, hope to succeed but crypto is just not for everyone, there are people who meant to failed while others are meant to succeed. You only call yourself a failure in crypto if you stop dreaming, failure at the beginning is normal, what matters is we never give up until we reach our goal here, we can do that if we keep improving and learn from our mistakes.

[Iykecollins]

I still believe that a greater part of the dump is ff the developers and private investors alike, all those that bounty at a very huge discount can sell even with a 10% profit. No bounty hunter especially at this current market season will want to dump all his efforts for pennies.

[wenwen]

I believe that bounty hunters partly to blame in this problem. When the project is listed on the stock exchange, they must be confident in the strength of their cryptocurrency. The project should provide financial support to its coin. Without such support, the coin will quickly collapse.

[ajdaj]

I believe that bounty hunters partly to blame in this problem. When the project is listed on the stock exchange, they must be confident in the strength of their cryptocurrency. The project should provide financial support to its coin. Without such support, the coin will quickly collapse.

In most cases, each project and team receives funding from investors, but the coin is allowed for self-service.  Because of this, ethereum has lost a lot of percent of its price, because the developers of Eco by the company you woke up the cryptocurrency from the market and cashed out the funds that I get from investors.  It seems that everyone is worried about the amount of money, and not about the prospects of their coins.

[olamidey]

I dislike such type of mindset. Yes bounties given to bounty hunter do get sold of almost immediately but looking at th percentage of bounty tokens compared to the total supply, one would wonder what's the fuss is all about. In contrast, most of the dumping is done by the team members and developers themselv s. Numerous instance of this happening with team dumping on investors and turning to exist scam

[bolshojkush]

I come across different posts and allegations that bounty hunters are dumpers and they make projects lose it value upon exchange listing. But from my experience with bounties most projects don't offer bounty allocation of more than 5% of the total token sold. So how will 5% dump have a huge effect on the remaining 95% price. And what about projects that don't have bounties but still dump hard on the exchange, is it bounty hunters too?
The bitter truth is that most projects dump because of the ridiculous number of bonuses the team have offered during the tokensale and pre-sale period. Imagine giving investors 70% bonus for their investments, they can decide to sell everything off and be happy with the 70% profit.

It's not true. Bounty hunters usually receive their tokens a few months after listing, when the price is already very low due to the sale of tokens by investors. As a rule, the token is sold after listing, then it falls strongly in price and after a very long time slowly grows.

[Pamadar]

I dislike such type of mindset. Yes bounties given to bounty hunter do get sold of almost immediately but looking at th percentage of bounty tokens compared to the total supply, one would wonder what's the fuss is all about. In contrast, most of the dumping is done by the team members and developers themselv s. Numerous instance of this happening with team dumping on investors and turning to exist scam

Project that don't have any usage will be dumped right after the exchange listing, it's not the bounties participants fault on why the value will be dumped
but because there's no real intentions coming from the team to really work with the project but just to scam investors money, it's hard to find good project but if you are willing to find the right one, chances still there to find one.

[Huntler1993]

Whenever it comes to market price of a coin both investors and hunters will always take different stance. Although it of no doubt that  some hunters just cheat the system to accumulate much tokens to just dump the price since they get nothing to lose but some investors too do same.

[cryp24x]

I like your title which says "Why blame people for your failure?" because it really proves that we are getting mature in different aspects of Crypto especially bounties. I hope that they will come a time that bounties will really come back on its momentum which really gives everyone a chance to generate good income for everyone.

[MalakEnay]

In my opinion, the vast majority of ICOs that suffer large falls as soon as they are listed in exchanges tend to blame the bounty hunters as a smokescreen to carry out their dishonest acts, dump their coins and leave with their pockets full of money.

Otherwise it seems irrational to believe that the understandable tendency of many bounty hunters to sell their tokens as soon as possible is what drives the price of these tokens to the floor, causing them to lose in many cases up to 95% of their ICO price.

[cryptoblaze105]

It is common in the nature of humans to blame people for their own mistakes. Giving ridiculous bonuses during the pre-sale and crowdsale period is very suidcal for any project as it will make the investors dump the coins or tokens at the first chance they get on the exchange since they are already at profit.

[dabenko]

Most of the tokens that list these days actually dump and apart from the fact that bounty hunters are involved.
Yes, there are bounty hunters that dump and most times, I noticed that they do this because the token itself is not coming from a good project.

[H1N1]

I come across different posts and allegations that bounty hunters are dumpers and they make projects lose it value upon exchange listing. But from my experience with bounties most projects don't offer bounty allocation of more than 5% of the total token sold. So how will 5% dump have a huge effect on the remaining 95% price. And what about projects that don't have bounties but still dump hard on the exchange, is it bounty hunters too?
The bitter truth is that most projects dump because of the ridiculous number of bonuses the team have offered during the tokensale and pre-sale period. Imagine giving investors 70% bonus for their investments, they can decide to sell everything off and be happy with the 70% profit.

What makes the ICO companies thinks bounty hunters are the cause of the dump ?
They should not provide bounty rewards too big, just 1-2% of total supply is enough for the reward.
So i think other the hunters are not always the cause for the falling price of the token.

[Polar91]

Most of the tokens that list these days actually dump and apart from the fact that bounty hunters are involved.
Yes, there are bounty hunters that dump and most times, I noticed that they do this because the token itself is not coming from a good project.

They are just one of the factors but not the biggest/major one. It still depends on the projects and team itself if it will be successful upon entering the market. If it gets dumped by you are saying bounty hunters and it wasn't able to get back or even surpass its initial marketcal then it's probably not a good altcoin/token in cryptocurrency that people should hold nor be traded.

[Ghost_1957]

right. There are many projects where the members of the group sold the token tokens down at that time, the investors blamed bounty hunters for dumping. But I think the 5% bonus is negligible compared to the remaining 95%.