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Author Topic: WHY THE BLAME ON BOUNTY HUNTERS FOR SHITCOINS?  (Read 1190 times)
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July 22, 2020, 08:51:49 AM
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The fact that cryptocurrencies are not regulated amount to all sort of projects flooding the market 90% of these project failed without future strategic development by the team in the past years a lot of these projects produces shitcoins why blame hunters?  who had done their jobs by promoting those projects some of these hunters might have a mindset of hodling their coins but lack of proper development of the project especially when listed an exchange that had fake volume thus prompted most of them to dump their coin for a token than having a worthless coin myetherwallet is filled with these coins if I had the opportunity of dumping then I would had done so likewise.

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July 22, 2020, 09:25:20 AM
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Bounty hunting is one of a way to earn cryptocurrency and it is a good way of earning tokens without capital for investments. I think bounty hunters shouldn't be blame when the token price simultaneously decreases after it is listed. Besides the total allocation given to those bounty hunters are only a minimal supply compared to the total supply of the token.
There are no bounty hunters to blame for the project. Only bullshit projects that blame bounty hunters, they say that it was the bounty hunter that caused the price to collapse and the project to fall down many times. That really is bullshit

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