FEAR OF DUMPING

[bright4mech]

Many projects are not paying bounty Hunter because of the dumping, your right, but that should not make the coin dumped at a particular exchange, therefore, bounty has a limit allocation, which the price can be pumped and has the project target price of the token for a future usefulness.

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[CodyAlfaridzi]

The fear of dumping often makes the project team fear or avoid the payment of hunters until sometimes after the exchange listing. I wonder why the team make themselves restless on an easy thing like that when they can easily conduct their bounty with bitcoin or ethereum for payment. That will safe them of the fear that the bounty hunter will dump after the exchange listing.

Simple answer: because they don't have the money to pay those bounties Giving away their own token is essentially cost-free, out of thin air. There's a cost that comes with it, that is bounty hunters dumping said tokens in the market. Again, the dev team probably doesn't lose money to this because they already received ICO money in form of BTC or ETH, but it no doubt hurts the token holder.

[Kevondo]

The truth is that most times we have seen bounty hunters dumped but that is not to say that we don't have good bounty hunters that are ready to hodl. you cannot realy blame the team at times but then bounty hunters deserve their payment.

bounty hunters just must get their rewards, because they do a lot for projects at an early stage of development. without bounty hunters, it will be very difficult for the new projects to make some marketing

That is so on mark. it is due to the efforts of bounty hunters that a project finally starts appearing on the screens. With the present number of projects, it is very difficult for new ones to make any room for themselves but with the help of bounty hunters, the burden from marketing team of project shifts towards these participants who then give their best to make the coin an article that can be trusted by investors.

[ilovealtcoins]

some bounties paid hunters in bitcoin or ETH. but the value is far less than tokens if hunters accept to receive.
but anyway, if some coins want to have any value to community. They must do that, pay hunters in tokens, even if they dump after listed, it's still has good trading volume, and it's easier for investors to buy and sell tokens easily.

[Oneandpure]

The fear of dumping often makes the project team fear or avoid the payment of hunters until sometimes after the exchange listing. I wonder why the team make themselves restless on an easy thing like that when they can easily conduct their bounty with bitcoin or ethereum for payment. That will safe them of the fear that the bounty hunter will dump after the exchange listing.

Always bounty hunter participants fault with altcoin have lower price after listing on exchange market although they only get 3% reward allocation from bounty campaign, maybe your opinion is true how come if bounty participants distributed reward using ethereum to save ICO coin keep on higher price or not, there are we know who make coin dump ICO team or bounty campaign participants.

[icekohl]

The fear of dumping often makes the project team fear or avoid the payment of hunters until sometimes after the exchange listing. I wonder why the team make themselves restless on an easy thing like that when they can easily conduct their bounty with bitcoin or ethereum for payment. That will safe them of the fear that the bounty hunter will dump after the exchange listing.

Because it's a very complicated relationship. Hunters promote the projectz, help them attract investors and the community and receive project's token which has no value, but the projects expect to raise fund from this bounty campaigns. Then if the bounty effect is good, the token will become valuable, both hunters and project will have benefit, otherwise both of them will waste their time.

[Tcode53]

Crypto traders come in all shapes and sizes... Bounty hunters are just a few of the personality types that you will encounter out there, hunters dump tokens but that doesnt necessarily mean they are involved in all dump that affects a token price

[gundala]

The fear of dumping often makes the project team fear or avoid the payment of hunters until sometimes after the exchange listing. I wonder why the team make themselves restless on an easy thing like that when they can easily conduct their bounty with bitcoin or ethereum for payment. That will safe them of the fear that the bounty hunter will dump after the exchange listing.

Therefore, the development team that blames bounty hunters for causing the dump is an irresponsible person. It is important before running bounty campaigns, they must calculate their allocations well, and weigh how much effect they have on prices that they can maintain in the market. Moreover, the greater the risk when the market is saturated. They blame the bounty hunter for the sake of maintaining a good name, even though it is just nonsense.

[Chuky92]

The fear of dumping often makes the project team fear or avoid the payment of hunters until sometimes after the exchange listing. I wonder why the team make themselves restless on an easy thing like that when they can easily conduct their bounty with bitcoin or ethereum for payment. That will safe them of the fear that the bounty hunter will dump after the exchange listing.

No No, I don't concur with you, there is nothing like fear of dump rather it is a well laid plan to delay hunters from getting paid. Okay, even after locking hunters rewards, who are those that dump their tokens which always lead to the dump in price? They blame hunters yet failed to do their own part by ensuring the platform grows to accordingly. In most projects, once dump sets in, the team will start giving excuses, are hunters also the cause? Furthermore, if any team is afraid of hunters selling their rewards, there are other payment options like use of ETH or Stablecoin.

[Visbay]

Many projects are not paying bounty Hunter because of the dumping, your right, but that should not make the coin dumped at a particular exchange, therefore, bounty has a limit allocation, which the price can be pumped and has the project target price of the token for a future usefulness.

Bounty hunters become so sad because with crypto payments dumping made bounty payments down. When the market of crypto coins becomes down it makes payments down in bounty hunters. Crypto market is down because of panic sellers those who sell their coin earlier actually make the price down. So this process is natural and because of volatility that’s why no need to be a worry.

[VDraci]

Fear not if the coins and tokens you are holding are very good, even if they dump in price today they will increase tomorrow, crypto can't be stable since they aren't stable coins, volatility will always be present

[Itsmylife]

Fear not if the coins and tokens you are holding are very good, even if they dump in price today they will increase tomorrow, crypto can't be stable since they aren't stable coins, volatility will always be present

Good does not mean the price will rise to the price you bought earlier. You must know that the number of tokens/coins will be opened/mined each day, there will be a time when supply exceeds demand.

[TheClownSong]

The fear of dumping often makes the project team fear or avoid the payment of hunters until sometimes after the exchange listing. I wonder why the team make themselves restless on an easy thing like that when they can easily conduct their bounty with bitcoin or ethereum for payment. That will safe them of the fear that the bounty hunter will dump after the exchange listing.

Fear of dumping should not be unreasonable because if the project is good and attractive to many investors, the project will still go up in price even if the reward for bounty hunters is paid. Hunters will not be dumping tokens if the project promises and the developer team provides ongoing information to investors and hunters

[Onuohakk]

Only 10% of the project token are assigned to the bounty hunters. If the project has potential, I don't see whereby 10% dump of the bounty hunters will affect the token price of the project. Why is it so now, is because there's no much investors on board to invest in crypto as before (2017) when the market is bullish.

[GideonGono]

The fear of dumping often makes the project team fear or avoid the payment of hunters until sometimes after the exchange listing. I wonder why the team make themselves restless on an easy thing like that when they can easily conduct their bounty with bitcoin or ethereum for payment. That will safe them of the fear that the bounty hunter will dump after the exchange listing.

But that was hard for them if they are giving a value coin than a coin that becoming or preparing for value. That was good for the bounty hunters but for the project that was not. By the participants of getting their coin, there are some hunters who also hold the coin but you have a point that after they hold it, the coin was being dumped and that was the cycle of altcoin.

[Prompyboo]

Only 10% of the project token are assigned to the bounty hunters. If the project has potential, I don't see whereby 10% dump of the bounty hunters will affect the token price of the project. Why is it so now, is because there's no much investors on board to invest in crypto as before (2017) when the market is bullish.

10 percent for bounty hunters? in which campaign did you see such a generous reward? As a rule, only 3-4 percent of the total number of coins is allocated to a bounty campaign.

[lighpulsar07]

This is the problem when it comes to ICO/IEO

[Apinya_Anong1111]

fear or avoid paying bounty hunters after an exchange is not recommended. You should be confident in a strong market that will not shed after listing exchanges. 

[traducteurTor]

making your bonuses with bitcoin or ethereum for payment is extremely cool and effective easily. This will be a lot safer and lessen the fear that bounty hunters will dump after listing exchanges. 

[biddicoin]

making your bonuses with bitcoin or ethereum for payment is extremely cool and effective easily. This will be a lot safer and lessen the fear that bounty hunters will dump after listing exchanges. 

it would cost more for devs. And make the coin doesnt have good distribution too
I dont that's a good circulating, bcz just small people percentage who have the coin. It makes easy to manipulate

If there are many people who have, it would be good distribution.
Beside that, bounty allocation is usually just 1-5%, which is just small percentage of all total supply. It shoudnt affect to price IF the coin is trully good