Stop blaming bounty hunters

[Zemomtum]

Bounties hunters are always the ones to blame when project dumps on the exchange. They don't think about 50%+ bonus they are giving during IEO and ICO. What is even the total budget in terms of percent that is normally allocated for bounty? most often it is less than 1%, the project owners and the team should be responsible for any dump

[acdc]

The main reason why a project becomes a landfill is that the project is not attractive to investors, they feel the project has no future and withdraw from it.
Besides, the rewards of the bonus program account for very little of the total coins sold, so it cannot be concluded that the bounty hunter affects the price of the project.

What I noticed is that, legit bounty project offers very little reward while bad projects offers big bounty rewards, it looks like the opposite is happening.

Yes, most good bonus programs often offer little rewards because they can appreciate the value of their project. Bad projects often offer huge rewards with promises but most bounty hunters receive only a heap of rubbish.

[SyndicateLabs]

The main reason why a project becomes a landfill is that the project is not attractive to investors, they feel the project has no future and withdraw from it.
Besides, the rewards of the bonus program account for very little of the total coins sold, so it cannot be concluded that the bounty hunter affects the price of the project.

What I noticed is that, legit bounty project offers very little reward while bad projects offers big bounty rewards, it looks like the opposite is happening.

Yes, most good bonus programs often offer little rewards because they can appreciate the value of their project. Bad projects often offer huge rewards with promises but most bounty hunters receive only a heap of rubbish.

Obviously, bullshit projects often offer large budgets to attract participants and promote their projects. The price of the token will then drop several times or even they will never distribute it

[yazher]

Obviously, bullshit projects often offer large budgets to attract participants and promote their projects. The price of the token will then drop several times or even they will never distribute it

They won't even bother to recover the price back to normal when it dumped by their holders. some legit coins like the top coins in the market are making non-stop development to make their investors stay with their project and to attract some investors to invest in them because they saw the activeness and the updates of that project. especially if they collaborated with some big companies and advertisements on some known sites.

[Nellayar]

Obviously, bullshit projects often offer large budgets to attract participants and promote their projects. The price of the token will then drop several times or even they will never distribute it

They won't even bother to recover the price back to normal when it dumped by their holders. some legit coins like the top coins in the market are making non-stop development to make their investors stay with their project and to attract some investors to invest in them because they saw the activeness and the updates of that project. especially if they collaborated with some big companies and advertisements on some known sites.

This is the main factor that we must consider in investing ICO or IEO. If the project that we will lend our money is deserving or not. A lot of projects are blaming bounty hunters for greediness in selling their coins in market. But if their project works and develops, does bounty hunters will sell at a lower price?
A lot of project exist becomes shit. And this is the reason why I left bounty campaigns.

[Sterbens]

Obviously, bullshit projects often offer large budgets to attract participants and promote their projects. The price of the token will then drop several times or even they will never distribute it

They won't even bother to recover the price back to normal when it dumped by their holders. some legit coins like the top coins in the market are making non-stop development to make their investors stay with their project and to attract some investors to invest in them because they saw the activeness and the updates of that project. especially if they collaborated with some big companies and advertisements on some known sites.

If a legitimate project does not need to be doubted anymore because they will continue to be active in its development, even their own products are still running, of course this will also affect the value of tokens in the market.
But their bullshit project will continue to offer great rewards and even be half-hearted in that, which makes the hunters even more fascinated to join the path that is not true.

[skeleto88]

Why they hunters are always to blame? Simply because they see hunters don't care about the project, once the job done and have rewards they can sell off their rewards like no one cares. They don't think of investors, whales or anyone manipulating the flow of the market of the tokens. They are just for someone to blame and that's always the hunters.

[coiner-88]

Bounty hunters have been arrested for killing the fugitive or apprehending the wrong individuals, mistaking innocent people for fugitives. Unlike police officers, they have no legal protections against injuries to non-fugitives and few legal protections against injuries to their targets. Bounty hunters are the subject of a new BBC Three documentary, presented by Stacey Dooley. In many US states, people with no police powers, and sometimes no training.

[Smitty Werben Man Jensen]

Why they hunters are always to blame? Simply because they see hunters don't care about the project, once the job done and have rewards they can sell off their rewards like no one cares. They don't think of investors, whales or anyone manipulating the flow of the market of the tokens. They are just for someone to blame and that's always the hunters.

Bounty hunter only gets a few prizes from the project, no more than $ 1000, getting $ 5 - $ 10 alone is very happy, already a risk to be ridiculed by others,
just a note, what makes the price of a dump project is investors   not hunters!

[Guryon_master]

The crypto space has experienced so many bullies, and it has been mostly attributed to bounty hunters. Whenever there is a dump; people raise fingers, and attack hunters as the cause of the dumps.

But when you consider most recently hybrix token; the investors got their dividends, and they boldly dumped the token from 3.5$ to 0.5$.
This reinforce claims that no matter how much bounty hunters earn; it is not enough to close down the trade market of crypto coins.

Well,  that's part of the game. What can bounty hunters can do to stop them? And besides bounty hunters are the easiest group to blame when everything went bad which means the very reasonable response we can give is to move on and let their fingers point them in the end.

[agf]

If you are a bounty hunter, you should get used to it, investors can say whatever they want, so as the bounty hunters as we are in the free world.
They are blaming the bounty hunters but in reality they just want to see the price to dump more so they could accumulate, and there is no room for sensitive people in the crypto space as we are dealing with risk here and we should have enough control with our emotion.

as a bounty hunter, you can do whatever you want,  let them blame you by whatever their words are but once your job is over, you deserve to get paid.

So DUMP and don't look back.

This is pretty much exactly how I feel about it, you may as well do whatever because they've already decided how they feel about us and will say whatever they want regardless of how we act.

[pandanaran]

as we know that being a bounty hunter or project promoter certainly has a risk to each other, especially about the collapse of the price of the token after being listed on the stock exchange or the risk of not being able to sell when the token price is high. this is the risk of being a bounty hunter, it is important for you to stay focused on your work.

[Metall303]

I have seen so many times how very strong coin price dumps took place before bounty hunters got their rewards. I myself received coins so many times when my reward for months of work costs about 5-10 dollars. so I’m sure  100 % that the problem is not in bounty hunters but in scam projects teams

[luckyflop]

I have seen so many times how very strong coin price dumps took place before bounty hunters got their rewards. I myself received coins so many times when my reward for months of work costs about 5-10 dollars. so I’m sure  100 % that the problem is not in bounty hunters but in scam projects teams

Obviously bounty hunter does not cause the price to collapse. Since 2018, I've seen a lot of projects crash before the bounty hunters get their tokens. And as you said, if the project collapses it is their fault. Their project is not good enough and there is not enough liquidity to maintain a stable price

[winterlemon912]

The crypto space has experienced so many bullies, and it has been mostly attributed to bounty hunters. Whenever there is a dump; people raise fingers, and attack hunters as the cause of the dumps.

But when you consider most recently hybrix token; the investors got their dividends, and they boldly dumped the token from 3.5$ to 0.5$.
This reinforce claims that no matter how much bounty hunters earn; it is not enough to close down the trade market of crypto coins.

Yes I think that we should stop bounty hunters because just like us they are just trying to earn also and that is great because people are finding ways how to earn here in cryptocurrencies which I think is great and I hope that they can hunt bounties easily without getting that much attention from other people. They should just not de ide on what other people will do and let them do things for themselves as long as they want to earn using that method and they are not messing with other people because they are just doing what they want be sus ethey are enjoying from that

[Winscosinally]

The crypto space has experienced so many bullies, and it has been mostly attributed to bounty hunters. Whenever there is a dump; people raise fingers, and attack hunters as the cause of the dumps.

But when you consider most recently hybrix token; the investors got their dividends, and they boldly dumped the token from 3.5$ to 0.5$.
This reinforce claims that no matter how much bounty hunters earn; it is not enough to close down the trade market of crypto coins.

There will always be bullies on bounty hunters, it's best to ignore and get busy with more serious bounty campaigns, weak projects will always find someone to take the blames, this is normal

[pankaj1234]

 I don't think we should blame bounty hunters for price falling
Or any price correction in coin beause Bounty hunters funds in any problems might be not over 5% and investors has almost 50% and above. A project price can dump when their ico or ieo has failed and hunters sell their coins very fast. Any project has to be very demanding for society otherwise you can not go away in this market hunters can destroy you very deep.
There is nothing mistake in bounty Hunters we can't blame them.

[BTCbengi]

They were just right and undeniable in part because of the bounty hunter's fault. There are many factors that make a project fail. Such as ideas, money delivery traffic, prices, markets, and platforms. If the bounty hunters immediately sell the tokens they receive, the price of the coins goes down immediately. Therefore, bounty hunters are not the leading cause for people to blame.

[stadus]

They were just right and undeniable in part because of the bounty hunter's fault. There are many factors that make a project fail. Such as ideas, money delivery traffic, prices, markets, and platforms. If the bounty hunters immediately sell the tokens they receive, the price of the coins goes down immediately. Therefore, bounty hunters are not the leading cause for people to blame.

Economically, the decline in the price of goods or tokens in the market is due to the lack of buying interest and the number of sellers, and indirectly if all bounty hunters directly sell the tokens they get, then the effect of the price reduction is clearly there, but not much, but if only some bounty hunters who sell tokens, I don't think it will influence the price reduction, even if there is a decline, then what makes it is another party, not the bounty hunter.

Indeed, if a project offers reward for the bounty hunter to promote them in crowdsale, they don't need to give a big amount that would result to a dump of the project, the problem is if it dumps, sometimes it will not recover anymore, I've seen a lot of project with that kind of scenario and developers are just living the project while bounty hunters can't sell their reward at the expected value.

Bounty dump, we call it that way as this would also result to a dump of price, in most cases, main reason is the lack of buying interest, you are right with that, and some are the buyers allows the bounty hunters to dump so they can accumulate a cheap tokens.

[poodle63]

The main reason why a project becomes a landfill is that the project is not attractive to investors, they feel the project has no future and withdraw from it.
Besides, the rewards of the bonus program account for very little of the total coins sold, so it cannot be concluded that the bounty hunter affects the price of the project.

What I noticed is that, legit bounty project offers very little reward while bad projects offers big bounty rewards, it looks like the opposite is happening.

Yes, most good bonus programs often offer little rewards because they can appreciate the value of their project. Bad projects often offer huge rewards with promises but most bounty hunters receive only a heap of rubbish.

Obviously, bullshit projects often offer large budgets to attract participants and promote their projects. The price of the token will then drop several times or even they will never distribute it

It can be considered as the main thing to determine the crap project. It's not always working but so many crap projects have already offered a huge allocation to be used for bounties to attract the buyers.