Sometimes hunters are to be blame

[janggernaut]

It's a shame asking a bounty Hunter about a project he is promoting and can't say why he choose the project, some bounty hunters are still promoting projects blindly, they don't do research, mainly when a bounty campaign offers 1 million tokens they think it's huge money whereas the total value is around 3000$ for all campaigns 🤪 and after getting paid complains takes place, who is at fault here?

No one's fault on here. Why i said that? Because no one forced people joining in a bounty. That's the risk to join in a bounty where the token isn't on market yet since the price would be much low compared their ICO price and the dev has announced the bounty amount too, it's not their fault either since they didn't hide anything to bounty hunter

[Mahanton]

It's a shame asking a bounty Hunter about a project he is promoting and can't say why he choose the project, some bounty hunters are still promoting projects blindly, they don't do research, mainly when a bounty campaign offers 1 million tokens they think it's huge money whereas the total value is around 3000$ for all campaigns 🤪 and after getting paid complains takes place, who is at fault here?

No one's fault on here. Why i said that? Because no one forced people joining in a bounty. That's the risk to join in a bounty where the token isn't on market yet since the price would be much low compared their ICO price and the dev has announced the bounty amount too, it's not their fault either since they didn't hide anything to bounty hunter

When it comes to market price then it cant really be controlled if we do talk the fair way which investors are the main dumpers of those tokens for profit purposes and it isnt surprising.

For the unfair side then if devs would planned to dump all of their token holdings then thats the part that they become shady.We cant directly tell if the team is totally honest or just really aiming for making
money in the first place.

Bounty hunting is part of marketing stuff and it indeed a matter of choice if you do advertise them or not.

[Ken_terrance]

Either bounty hunters choose fake or scam projects it's a matter of choice, they will learn if only they want to learn, many only keep repeating their mistakes over and over again, if you know what's good for you then research will be the first thing you do before promoting any project

[bgaf]

It's a shame asking a bounty Hunter about a project he is promoting and can't say why he choose the project, some bounty hunters are still promoting projects blindly, they don't do research, mainly when a bounty campaign offers 1 million tokens they think it's huge money whereas the total value is around 3000$ for all campaigns 🤪 and after getting paid complains takes place, who is at fault here?

Thats because some of them are dont care whether the platform they are promoting is good or bad. What could they loss right? But for some people time is important so they researching well to look for a good one. So I think that's a habit we cant comprehend with newbies here.

[DDante]

Profits can be made from not too good promising bounty projects for sure but without research you can't identify these projects that's at least worth giving a try, research is just the ticket and nothing else

[TheUltraElite]

Either bounty hunters choose fake or scam projects it's a matter of choice, they will learn if only they want to learn, many only keep repeating their mistakes over and over again, if you know what's good for you then research will be the first thing you do before promoting any project

See you can do a lot of research and then decide whether to invest or not but for bounty hunters, they dont really care about the project but they are in it for the shitcoins that they have been promised to take off before bitcoin reaches a high value and topple it. These false promises are enough to fool a poor guy living in low economic countries to go for their bounty and they would let team go as it is.

Point is that even a legit start up may fail. It is a bit of a gamble if you see it properly. You cannot deny the possibility of a new company going bankrupt because they are sourcing their funds from a niche market.

[In the silence]

It's a shame asking a bounty Hunter about a project he is promoting and can't say why he choose the project, some bounty hunters are still promoting projects blindly, they don't do research, mainly when a bounty campaign offers 1 million tokens they think it's huge money whereas the total value is around 3000$ for all campaigns 🤪 and after getting paid complains takes place, who is at fault here?

Some members that joined the campaign are focusing on the bounty itself not on the projects concept and ideas, but some bounty hunters are supporting the campaign they are includes.
no ones to blame when the project and hunters did not meet their expectations.

[killerfrost]

It's a shame asking a bounty Hunter about a project he is promoting and can't say why he choose the project, some bounty hunters are still promoting projects blindly, they don't do research, mainly when a bounty campaign offers 1 million tokens they think it's huge money whereas the total value is around 3000$ for all campaigns 🤪 and after getting paid complains takes place, who is at fault here?

Each person has their own decision. So you will not be able to prevent them from participating in bounty in this market, there are many different types of bounty and many different participants. Sometimes they just join the bounty to gain experience so it's not so important

[cabron]

If you haven't earn more merits like me which prevents me from joining BTC paying campaigns, bounty hunting for tokens is the option.
My trading skills isn't the worse I still can trading with BTC and earn few bucks a week but having more tokens to hold while the halving is coming might just be profitable for token bounty hunters specially if bull run suddenly comes. Nothing can get you prepared to buy all the tokens you wanted.

[ahyadinnn]

It's a shame asking a bounty Hunter about a project he is promoting and can't say why he choose the project, some bounty hunters are still promoting projects blindly, they don't do research, mainly when a bounty campaign offers 1 million tokens they think it's huge money whereas the total value is around 3000$ for all campaigns  and after getting paid complains takes place, who is at fault here?

Each person has their own decision. So you will not be able to prevent them from participating in bounty in this market, there are many different types of bounty and many different participants. Sometimes they just join the bounty to gain experience so it's not so important

It is true that everyone has the right to decide which projects they want to participate in. I also did not choose the project without being carefully studied and read the project's goals because I trusted the bounty manager and the platform, finally I joined the bounty program there, but most of them didn't get it. many results so I now prefer and research myself

[minairia3]

Thats a mistake not knowing your promoting a project that you dont even have idea. Most hunters are like this, but how can you blame someone who onky concern is to earn and not add some knowledge on his brain when it comes to picking a good one.

 

Either bounty hunters choose fake or scam projects it's a matter of choice, they will learn if only they want to learn, many only keep repeating their mistakes over and over again, if you know what's good for you then research will be the first thing you do before promoting any project

Correct. No need to emphasis how stupid these people keep doing mistakes at hand. Anyway most of them are just robots that doing all the task for money. I wonder if bounty is prohibited for at least 6months. There will be a clean and neat forum for a while if thats the case.

[Ken_terrance]

Most times bounty hunters are to be blame because I suspected that many still hate doing research on projects, without research how will one detect the potential of any new project? Many bounty hunters are plain lazy ass

[watergold]

Most times bounty hunters are to be blame because I suspected that many still hate doing research on projects, without research how will one detect the potential of any new project? Many bounty hunters are plain lazy ass

I think it's right to say for beginners because they don't do research, so just playing with the new bounty is what keeps the projects from developing because they are promoted by newbie accounts.
I'm sure the top-ranked accounts will do their research carefully so they can guess even if they are inaccurate and know how the project will run smoothly.

[Pamadar]

Most times bounty hunters are to be blame because I suspected that many still hate doing research on projects, without research how will one detect the potential of any new project? Many bounty hunters are plain lazy ass

I think it's right to say for beginners because they don't do research, so just playing with the new bounty is what keeps the projects from developing because they are promoted by newbie accounts.
I'm sure the top-ranked accounts will do their research carefully so they can guess even if they are inaccurate and know how the project will run smoothly.

Experienced hunters knows how to do proper research, especially those who are already been a victim of scammed projects, they will choose to select and do some background checks before joining as they will increase the chance to get successful project than to join blindly again and wasted time and effort promoting those projects that doesn't have any reliable potentials.

[TheUltraElite]

Experienced hunters knows how to do proper research, especially those who are already been a victim of scammed projects,

I dont think so. I feel they are still making same mistakes and following every project with a big allocation in hopes of getting a good price. Some of them maybe have become cautious but for these low income country people, the smell of free money is too strong to resist.

they will choose to select and do some background checks before joining as they will increase the chance to get successful project than to join blindly again and wasted time and effort promoting those projects that doesn't have any reliable potentials.

But you will agree that there are projects that turn to a waste of time when the MVP does not generate any market demand. The coin needs to be traded well to reach a good price to sell those tokens. That is though a inherent risk of such projects. A project may fail even if they are not scam.

[Novatech8]

Not all projects will succeed even if we choose them right but doing research can safe you from time wasting projects, there are different between the two, scam projects and projects that are good but failed

[michellee]

Most times bounty hunters are to be blame because I suspected that many still hate doing research on projects, without research how will one detect the potential of any new project? Many bounty hunters are plain lazy ass

Yes, they are too lazy to research the project, and they want the easy way to make money. Well, that is true, and that is the fact that they cannot deny. They only depend on other people and only follow without research. But we cannot blame them because we don't know them and we don't know what their reason to choose those projects is. Maybe if they can research from many resources, I think they will get good projects so they will get nice rewards too.

[TheUltraElite]

Not all projects will succeed even if we choose them right but doing research can safe you from time wasting projects, there are different between the two, scam projects and projects that are good but failed

They are essentially the same for an investor's point of view. Who cares about the project and what they are developing, you could hold some coins of that for future demand and selling but a person looking for a quick flip would be less concerned about a long term headache. For bounty hunters who are of the same mindset the long term value does not matter.

In any case, the ICO markets have shown that long term holding of these tokens are rarely if ever useful. They mostly end up being pumped and dumped.

[seleme]

It's a shame asking a bounty Hunter about a project he is promoting and can't say why he choose the project, some bounty hunters are still promoting projects blindly, they don't do research, mainly when a bounty campaign offers 1 million tokens they think it's huge money whereas the total value is around 3000$ for all campaigns 🤪 and after getting paid complains takes place, who is at fault here?

It is quite a common tactic for the bounty hunters, they jump to the first available bounty campaign with many participants. Doing research and understanding the terms is the job of a smart bounty hunter, others prefer to follow the leaders. The 1 million token have no value but the given tasks are easy for the average person. This is the fault of both parties, everyone has a different interest in this chain.

[SacriFries11]

Most times bounty hunters are to be blame because I suspected that many still hate doing research on projects, without research how will one detect the potential of any new project? Many bounty hunters are plain lazy ass

I think it's right to say for beginners because they don't do research, so just playing with the new bounty is what keeps the projects from developing because they are promoted by newbie accounts.
I'm sure the top-ranked accounts will do their research carefully so they can guess even if they are inaccurate and know how the project will run smoothly.

We should consider trusting some of our campaign manager, you can rely on to them. Trusted CM would be a great point when choosing a legit project. We should also rely on our own research about the project. If project failed to reach the market cap it's the team behind would be blamed but if in the first place the project is a scam and bounty hunters not aware to it, probably they would the one to be blame with.