Devs please have some respect

[Teawhalee]

Most times tokens holders are the ones that determine how far the token can go. It's so evident that trying to tweak it shows how weak the owners are.

[GreatArkansas]

Wait, why dev need to blame here?
I think developers are on the technical part or the one who doing such coding or much technical part of every project.
As I am also a developer (not cryptocurrency), we are not doing on the financial part, like deciding that involves money.
Those decisions should come from CEO/s or owner/s of the project. Unless the CEO/s or owner/s are also developers on the project which can also understandable.

[Valzador]

When listed on the exchange, the price of coins does not reach the price at the time of sale, and investors hold their tokens, but bounty hunters sell all their coins regardless of price.

[qazgroup]

No one can blame bounty huntere because bounty hunters work for the rewards and when they receive the rewards after the campaign end it is their property and it is their own sole decision to hold or sell and they have equal right just like investors so even if hunters dump the price they cannot be blamed because they have done everything in a rightful manner.

[alisonwonder]

No one can blame bounty huntere because bounty hunters work for the rewards and when they receive the rewards after the campaign end it is their property and it is their own sole decision to hold or sell and they have equal right just like investors so even if hunters dump the price they cannot be blamed because they have done everything in a rightful manner.

well of course the bounty campaign participants only carry out the task and want to get what was promised because they sold their energy to promote their program so the developers should have to give full support as well by making the price stable when the participants get the prize.

[retnoanjani]

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Developers you are the main problem affecting your coins and tokens, bounty hunters only share up to 1% of your max supply, have some respect

Dev Team who blamed bounty hunters for falling prices was only a playing victim. They just don't want to be blamed for failing to make a good strategy. They only try to sell tokens or coins as much as possible to get the funds they want. Then throw away and just leave. So that the rotten plan was disguised, they made a scenario as if the bounty hunter made it worse. I am embarrassed by this. Can only surrender and accept this as a risk.

[dunfida]

Please tell me, how will investors hold the coins when they see gains that can take them years of holding to achieve???

Developers you are the main problem affecting your coins and tokens, bounty hunters only share up to 1% of your max supply, have some respect

Devs are fully aware with that yet to know that they do hold up some specific amount of coins in the entire supply which means they can
still possibly sell off below the table and also those words that just blaming of bounty hunters are just part of their gimmick to know
that the main dumpers are its investors itself.If they dont like for their project to dump then they should go back and do learn on how
market works and of course rising and falling movements is normal.The important thing that they should be concerned about is on
how to maintain its demand because if they do fail then for sure they would really go to the floor.

[TheClownSong]

When prices drop after listing, bounty hunters are always blamed for dumping charges even though sometimes bounty hunters have not received the promised token payment. I think the developer team should focus on the project being done and not on the price of the token in the market because investors will wait for the promised product to be successfully made and can be used as company income.

[coinsycrip09]

indeed, almost everyone blames bounty hunter for everything. but if we remember and compare the number of coins owned by bounty hunters with investors, it is impossible for bounty hunters to be able to weaken the price. but I also will not appoint or blame anyone for it.

i hope after this statement, no one else blames bounty hunters for everything.

[Ethrocketboy]

It seems developers don't know what they are doing, many of them that put blames on bounty hunters for price dump , they must be high on drugs or something, this is just simple arithmetic

A devs create a coin with 100 million supply

He decide to do IEO with 50 million coins of the supply

He decide to do IEO at the price of 0.1$

But to attract investors he introduce a discount of 0.05$

He was lucky to see many investors investing in the project even when he chooses not so good exchange

And price surge over 3.5$

Please tell me, how will investors hold the coins when they see gains that can take them years of holding to achieve???

Developers you are the main problem affecting your coins and tokens, bounty hunters only share up to 1% of your max supply, have some respect

I am so glad that there are more of you that can detect some of the scams associated with centralized tokens, tokens that are minted and given to the deployer, tokens that are ICOed and marketed in order to make the deployer rich quick.   I noticed that was a plague on the Ethereum token landscape but I love the idea of ERC20 tokens.  In 2018 I deployed the first pure mined ERC20 token, one that can be used as a competely neutral currency.  By reading the smart contract, you can verify that it is incorruptable, and every single token requires and always required Proof of Work using the SHA3 algorithm with automatic difficulty adjustment.  Since this ERC20 token works just like Bitcoin and was very inspired by Bitcoin, it is named 0xBTC or 0xBitcoin.   https://etherscan.io/address/0xb6ed7644c69416d67b522e20bc294a9a9b405b31#code

[maxreish]

Its ofcourse the investors who holds up and owns big amount of coin probably be the reason for the dump and pump.I'ts obvious. So, i dunno why devs keeps on blaming bounty hunters while in fact they just small percentage of supply. But not only the investors. Devs and the team itself  owns a big amount, too. And that makes sense.

[Saisher]

It seems developers don't know what they are doing, many of them that put blames on bounty hunters for price dump , they must be high on drugs or something, this is just simple arithmetic

Me and my friends had a bad experiences on these developers they are locking and delaying the distribution that is ok but putting the blame about dumping is just not right, this has been going on for a very long time, I assume that the developers are also dumping their share secretly and putting the blame on bounty hunters so people will not see the developers dumping it

[bitkanu]

Most times tokens holders are the ones that determine how far the token can go. It's so evident that trying to tweak it shows how weak the owners are.

It's not but the correct thing should be the demand that will be determined how long the coin can go consider if there was no demand and the token holders can do nothing with their tokens.
If there's demand and it will still alive.

[omone1]

Bounty hunters are marketers who later will turn investors. I have personally held some altcoin I got from bounty, and even invest more on the project when I see how good the project is and that I got just small tokens from campaign. More so developers are suppose to give to hunters what won't have a bad impact on their market and it's the right of hunters to receive payment.

[masterrex]

Blaming bounty hunters are just alibis to hide their incompetence because they don't accept the truth about the flaw of their own Tokenomics. but I think that the blame game is already irrelevant because many investors already know that. The project team cant use that alibis forever and it will vanish soon because of the ever-changing needs of the market and crypto investment needs.

[Blue_oxen]

Bounty hunters are marketers who later will turn investors. I have personally held some altcoin I got from bounty, and even invest more on the project when I see how good the project is and that I got just small tokens from campaign. More so developers are suppose to give to hunters what won't have a bad impact on their market and it's the right of hunters to receive payment.

True! However, a lot of devs are doing the opposite thing. They reward bounty hunters at a lower rate than usual and expect them to follow along with their project. Once the project can't hit its target, they turn to blame us all. Personally, I don't usually feel comfortable working with people who have a bad work ethic like that lol!

[Dariusburst]

Bounty hunters shares only 1% of project max supply and half of the max supply goes to investors, if dumps do occur this shows that bounty hunters aren't responsible for the dumps, 1% of max total supply is not enough to drag down token price

[joseyphil82]

Developers needs to start taking their project very seriously, it's one reason why I don't promote projects that give away too many coins, it means there will be huge dump and the coin will lose value, this is call mismanagement

[Reatim]

It seems developers don't know what they are doing, many of them that put blames on bounty hunters for price dump , they must be high on drugs or something, this is just simple arithmetic

It is not that they don't know what they are doing,actually they are expert on this thats why they can put blame to others while the truth is they already knew all of this from the very beginning.

They have Planned this long time ago so expected all the outcome but of course there must be something or someone to blame.

In this way legitimacy of their scam target is what people might see,and they can just run away without being pin pointed because Hunters is the one that makes sound guilty.

Now tell me,are the Dev really don't know things or it is You that need to make the thread just because of this "Simple Arithmetic".

[VDraci]

I don't believe that devs don't know what they are doing, it's all a planned work right from the start, they have to put the blame on someone else, it's a part of their getaway plan, so they can atleast have some excuse if the unexpected happened