Those initial exchange offering (IEO) reduce opportunities for bounty hunters?

[Jackl87]

I think it depends on the exchange where the IEO of the project is happening.
If a project has a IEO on binance or any other of the big exchanges i don't think they need additional advertisinig through a bounty campaign.
If the IEO is on a small exchange, some additional marketing surely will help.
Plus the phase where almost every new project does an IEO is already over.

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[Vishnu.Reang]

The only difference between an IEO and an ICO is regarding the platform. ICOs use independent platforms, while the IEOs are launched using already established exchanges. But then, both of them need investment and for that purpose they need to advertise themselves. So the role of bounty campaigns and bounty hunters remain equal in both IEO and ICO.

[someone703]

There have been many failed IEO projects. On the Huobi exchange, Bitmax had many IEO hosted projects and then I did not see them appear anymore. I mean, they're fuzzy and there are some dead projects like DEEP CLOUD. I think the success of a project is not about how much money it attracts, but what it does and how much value it brings to its owners. For example, Thorchain, they only raised a few hundred thousand dollars but currently, their capitalization is 80 million dollars.

IEOs only help projects to be successful at an early stage, after which projects need to work hard to gain long-term interest from investors, and continue to invest. their project. I also saw many projects on OKEX get dead after a while listed