Bounty hunters and Investors, Who values Cryptocurrencies More?

[bgaf]

OP I think you can justify this just because of hunters not being prioritize. First of all, owners will not even think of the hunters sake as long as their coin or token value wont be affected. Ive seen many situations where the rewards for the hunters has been hold off. This is unfair but what can we do? Complain right. The problem with complaining is that the subject will never get prioritize and even noted. For some topics covered how many retaliation has been made? None right.

Also your not the only hunter. Some of them are just eagerly dump the tokens and to be honest that's a fact we cant deny. Of course monetizing the token is the least we cant do when we received it.

[1715324017]

1715324017

[1715324017]

1715324017

[1715324017]

1715324017

[jessyj48]

More investors means more demand for a coin or token which is why I think investors have a huge part to play here, as for bounty hunters they hardly keep coins, ninety nine percent of bounty hunters likes dumping

[Vishnu.Reang]

Lol the answer is clear, we all know that bounty hunters only want to dump and make quit bucks and investors want to make profits too but they can hold longer than bounty hunters, to say the truth they both want the same thing,

Bounty hunters put a lot of effort and time in popularizing these ICOs and in most of the cases, they get very low rewards or no rewards at all. And even after all this, users like you would love to blame them using the "dumping" excuse. Let me ask you one thing. In most of the ICOs, the bounty pool is anywhere between 0.5% to 2% of the total pool. Is it possible to crash the price of a token by dumping just 0.5% of the circulating supply? It is the promoters who do the dumping in the majority of the instances, but the blame always fall on the bounty hunters.

[Latviand]

If we would look on the broader persepective, investors would appear to be the one who value cryptos, more, in a sense that they have invested money into cryptos are are devoted to hold despite of market downfall compared to majority of bounty hunters who are selling upon receiving their tokens from bounty, more of a quick profit. But the bottomline is that, both investors and bounty hunters are giving importance to cryptos, it is just that, they have different mindsets.

Ofcourse investors would go for long term investment and holding while bounty hunters are more on short term because they tend to move from one bounty to another which is not a wrong thing to do since that is the fruit from their efforts doing bounties.

[Stanlo]

Investors are the only reason why every single coins in crypto space survives, without investors every single coins and tokens will be utterly worthless so there is your answer, investors value coins the most

[mdzahed134]

Lol the answer is clear, we all know that bounty hunters only want to dump and make quit bucks and investors want to make profits too but they can hold longer than bounty hunters, to say the truth they both want the same thing,

Projects team or we shouldn’t interfere if who guys will sell or hold their reward for the profit because he/she wasted a lot of time in that projects progress. Mostly bounty hunters didn’t hold for long term because they scared when it’s will go big dump. But it’s their personal decision i think. Investors definitely looking forward to much profit from these project.                    

[Divinespark]

Of course investors will be more interested in cryptocurrency than bounty hunters, bounty hunters are only interested in whether they receive the token after the bounty ends and they will quickly sell it if the token is listed at the exchange

[Doranile432]

You can't compare investors to bounty hunters, the difference is marginal, bounty hunters only get paid for their work, they don't invest any penny, they aren't helping the project, the life of a coin belongs to the investors

[makishart]

Lol the answer is clear, we all know that bounty hunters only want to dump and make quit bucks and investors want to make profits too but they can hold longer than bounty hunters, to say the truth they both want the same thing,

That makes me laugh that you are even blaming yourself and as far as i know what you have already promoted in your signature is also a suspicious coins which still watched by some members here consider the creator was also claiming the ico has already ended in the past. It's not hunters or investors but the team is a party that must be blamed. lol

[Saisher]

Most projects that were dumped on the market were investors that dumped early on hunters who has no choice than to market aggressively to re-ignite a gradually falling project.  Most projects that experinced this sudden dump by investors includes. Serve, Foxtrading, Agrocoin and many more.

The crypto project owners should trust more on their bounty hunters than the investors when it comes to listing on exchanges and trading not in investors because the investors care much about their funds and not the development of these projects.

This is the truth that developers should accept, investors just want to make profit and there is always dumps that is going to happen when investors wants to dump the coin after they realized profit or they see that they cannot make break even, it's the job of the developer to proceed with the platform and the project, other investors will see this and buy back the coin.

[Mighty_crypt]

There shouldn't be any competition between bounty hunters and investors, investors invest money and bounty hunters get paid, obviously bounty hunters cares only about getting paid

[itsv]

Most projects that were dumped on the market were investors that dumped early on hunters who has no choice than to market aggressively to re-ignite a gradually falling project.  Most projects that experinced this sudden dump by investors includes. Serve, Foxtrading, Agrocoin and many more.

The crypto project owners should trust more on their bounty hunters than the investors when it comes to listing on exchanges and trading not in investors because the investors care much about their funds and not the development of these projects.

This is the truth that developers should accept, investors just want to make profit and there is always dumps that is going to happen when investors wants to dump the coin after they realized profit or they see that they cannot make break even, it's the job of the developer to proceed with the platform and the project, other investors will see this and buy back the coin.

 And to be honest everyone is invested in the project because of money; investors want to make quick buck on their investments and bounty hunters want good pay day. So you can't put the blame entirely on the bounty hunter and moreover bounty hunters are not the major whales as most of them just get very few tokens and so even they dump they can't effect the price that much but when a whale dumps then it's a different story

[mersal]

Investors are the primary ones who believes on the project,if there are no investor then no reward for bounty hunters.

Bounty hunter can be an investor as well but bounty hunting means they are working for money so project team don't have to force them to hold tokens to avoid getting dumped.

[Kvalentine]

Investors values crypto more than bounty hunters, many hunters aren't really interested in the project tokens, they want dollars or Bitcoin instead so they care less what happened to the project after

[ecnalubma]

The sad reality is only few projects are worth holding or believing majority of the projects born during the boom of ICO’s are slowly dying or some of them didn’t leave a single update. Bounty hunters are also investors but only few realises the real potential value of their rewards.

[kindbtc]

I think both of them value cryptocurrencies and their investments in new projects because investors invest their money while bounty hunters invest their time and effort in the promotion of the project and also make up supportive community of the project and most of the bounty hunters also invest in the project they truly believe in. So i think it is very important for both of them as if the project grows their investment or reward will grow as well.

[Samayuki]

Bounty hunters contribute to the live of projects too, they create awareness and investors keeps a project alive and also plan on making profit out of the project, the praise goes to investors

[dongosquad]

Some components mentioned by OP affect each other and cannot be separated from each other. Developers who have limited funds really need the help of investors to fund the project. Investor trust must be obtained with good development planning and progress from the dev. Whereas to increase customer reach requires a large community, this is a function of the bounty hunter to play a role in promoting the project.
Related to the development of product prices from coins or project tokens is entirely dependent on market interest. If the project is truly quality and useful, there will definitely be more investors and traders interested in buying. While early investors and bounty hunters will take the opportunity when prices are good.

[Perfect35]

cryptocurrency has become a lucrative business for many. A business involves buying and selling of services or a product for profits.In this crypto business, Gone are those days when investors are in for the long term. it is interesting to note that while the big guys cares about profits and not lost. everyone is into this crypto to make money.
therefore. i believe that it bounty hunters that worked hard to earn their rewards are the real holders and believers in a projects because they took their time to study the project. do the research to ascertain whether it is a good project to hold on or Not.
Believe this or Not, An investor has little or no time to study what a crypto project has to offer. they rather trust whatever their portfolio manager told them to do. they care more on when the profits are made and to move on.

Most projects that were dumped on the market were investors that dumped early on hunters who has no choice than to market aggressively to re-ignite a gradually falling project.  Most projects that experinced this sudden dump by investors includes. Serve, Foxtrading, Agrocoin and many more.

The crypto project owners should trust more on their bounty hunters than the investors when it comes to listing on exchanges and trading not in investors because the investors care much about their funds and not the development of these projects.

That is your assumption You cannot generalize. There are bounty hunters that do not care to sell their rewards for peanuts and at the same time, there are investors that will still dump their tokens at the sight of little profit, in order to move on to another project. Which means you cannot conclude on who values and who does not, using these two parameters.
Also, if an investor foresees a serious loss coming, he might quickly sell what he has at the current price, which might cause more dump.

[Moshaid]

Both has a certain part that they play when it comes to price situation but these two category consist of people and with this, each person has his / her own reason for joining a particular project. All these plays well, when the team behind a project shows solid concern when it comes to the price condition. When the team shows this of enthusiasm, only few people would want to let go their token either through investment or joining bounty program.