Bounty hunter is considered as investors with a big patience.

[ammo121810]

A bounty hunter is not typically considered an investor, as their work is focused on collecting bounties rather than investing capital for financial gain. However bounty hunters do require patience as they often have to spend long periods of time tracking down their targets and waiting for the right moment to make an arrest. In many cases, bounty hunter must also have a high level of skill and expertise in order to be successful in their work. This may involve knowledge of the legal system, investigative techniques, and physical combat skills. While there may be some similarities between the patience required by investors and that required by bounty hunters, the two profession are quite different in terms of their goals and methods.

[royalfestus]

Yeah, now mostly bounty projects allocated very lowest worth of token even it’s not guaranteed such tokens will be listed or not end of the bounty campaign. And it’s true, it’s pretty difficult to get any stable coin bounty, if you got it but budget is very low instead of their participants. So, i'm also checking total allocation and if i will participate then how much i will get and if i think it’s not enough then i didn’t joined.

On this forum, the contributions of bounty hunters are often underestimated. They perform a vital role similar to other marketing methods that require compensation. These individuals actively engage on various social platforms, inundating them with information about the project. In certain cases, they tirelessly retweet at regular intervals for weeks on end. These forums hold a special rank for viewership and trends. Despite their crucial efforts, bounty hunters are often remunerated inadequately, and sometimes their payments are delayed or even denied.

[bluedeep]

In my opinion, the patience of a bounty hunter in a crypto project can be similar to that of an investor, but there is an important difference between the two. One of them is the main goal. Bounty hunters usually join bounty campaigns with the hope of being rewarded in the form of tokens or coins of the project. They often have no long term intention to invest in the project. Instead, investors usually buy tokens or coins with the hope of long-term benefits from their increased value. Despite similarities in patience, bounty hunters and investors have different goals and risks. Bounty hunters are more focused on short term rewards from bounty campaigns, while investors are looking to earn long term returns from their investments.

I think there is a big difference between the patience of a bounty hunter and the patience of an investor. An investor would never want to sell his own money at a loss after investing it, but a bounty hunter if he gets paid from a bounty, he will immediately withdraw coins or  He tries to sell the tokens because he has received these coins or tokens in exchange for little work. If he had bought and held with his own money, he would never have thought of selling at a loss.

[Blitzboy]

A bounty hunter is not typically considered an investor, as their work is focused on collecting bounties rather than investing capital for financial gain. However bounty hunters do require patience as they often have to spend long periods of time tracking down their targets and waiting for the right moment to make an arrest. In many cases, bounty hunter must also have a high level of skill and expertise in order to be successful in their work. This may involve knowledge of the legal system, investigative techniques, and physical combat skills. While there may be some similarities between the patience required by investors and that required by bounty hunters, the two profession are quite different in terms of their goals and methods.

Aha, an intriguing perspective, buddy. Yet, arent you sidelining the bounty hunter's intrinsic stake: Time, aptitude, and mental grit? They might not 'invest' conventionally like seeding capital for yields. Instead, they commit their hours, expertise, and gamble their safety, treating the bounty as their ROI. In essence, they're investors.

Their objectives may differ, their strategies vary, but the core ethos align substantially. Both necessitate patience, an aptitude for discerning people and scenarios, and making smart choices under duress. If thats not investment, then what is?

I'm not declaring them identical. But the boundary between them might not be as profound as we perceive.

[EmpoEX]

Most of the campaigns are scams right now. I don't think those campaigns pay to their bounty participants unless the rewards are escrowed. I do not recommend anyone to participate in any bounty campaigns where the rewards are not escrowed.

[Romeotom]

Of the year 2017 was good response from ico even many project have successful in this year. At least 2017 year was good profitable for all bounty hunter. I was working many bounty of this year with i was receiving many valuable token. But now we should forget it even now just have little good bounty even money totally unknown.

[arufox]

Bounty hunter patience and investor patience have significant differences. Bounty hunters focus on instant rewards over a short period of time, whereas investors have long term goals with greater financial risk. Investors also need in-depth knowledge and the ability to manage emotions related to market fluctuations, whereas bounty hunters tend to focus on specific contests or promotions.

[Hypnosis00]

Bounty hunter patience and investor patience have significant differences. Bounty hunters focus on instant rewards over a short period of time, whereas investors have long term goals with greater financial risk. Investors also need in-depth knowledge and the ability to manage emotions related to market fluctuations, whereas bounty hunters tend to focus on specific contests or promotions.

Well, hunters don't invest money so they won't get tired of waiting, unlike investors who really have the time frame for when to upload their coins. And these hunters can't be considered an investor because they just hold unless they are buying these coins. Investors hold their coins because that was their plan but hunters do hold because their tokens are not yet listed on the market. Because if it is already available for selling, I was certain that there is no holding happening to them, instead they are selling them immediately once get their rewards.

[cheezcarls]

I’m not sure how bounty hunters are being classified as “investors” for the rewards that they have gained in the campaigns they’ve joined.

Although that they do hold tokens and being patient, it does not mean they are classified as “investors” unless they have used their own personal money to buy tokens and hold.

The only thing that bounty hunters are investing other than time and skills are just for paying gas fees to exchange their earned tokens in CEXs and DEXs.

[Freddie Boyer]

A bounty hunter is not typically considered an investor, as their work is focused on collecting bounties rather than investing capital for financial gain. However bounty hunters do require patience as they often have to spend long periods of time tracking down their targets and waiting for the right moment to make an arrest. In many cases, bounty hunter must also have a high level of skill and expertise in order to be successful in their work. This may involve knowledge of the legal system, investigative techniques, and physical combat skills. While there may be some similarities between the patience required by investors and that required by bounty hunters, the two profession are quite different in terms of their goals and methods.

At first glance it is true and it is possible that one of the many bounties will buy the project he is participating in as an addition to his investment portfolio with the condition that he has seen the big potential ahead. This means indirectly he is also an investor but in a small category. Yes. it is true that what you convey requires expertise in citing a campaign. whatever that is.

[Yamifoud]

I’m not sure how bounty hunters are being classified as “investors” for the rewards that they have gained in the campaigns they’ve joined.

Although that they do hold tokens and being patient, it does not mean they are classified as “investors” unless they have used their own personal money to buy tokens and hold.

The only thing that bounty hunters are investing other than time and skills are just for paying gas fees to exchange their earned tokens in CEXs and DEXs.

Both of them have in common and that is both of them are about to hold but in terms of acquiring their coins or tokens are totally different.
That is why they are being called hunters and while the others are investors and it literally has a different meaning. Because Investors had to choose what projects to invest in and spend money on it while hunters just get it with just a little effort and no worry about losing as they are not spending money.  That was clear enough to say that they are different.

[usekevin]

Bounty in the 2017 are most of them are trusted.Many bounty hunters had earned huge from it.But now many fake projects flooded in the forum because of many less experienced people running bounty with the payment of 100$ to them for a week.But the good project will hire the good bounty manager in the forum.You should check the profile of bounty manager before applying to it.Even now many Good campaign manager was their with huge experience.I will request the good project to hire good bounty manager.

[Wapinter]

I was joining bounty from year 2017 till present i have experience joining different signature and social media campaign with good  earnings and there are also campaigns that is not profitable  and sometimes there are campaign that doesn't pay, because the project does not reach the hard cap when they launch ICO, most of the projects pays token that is not listed on exchange and we need to wait a months or maybe a year before we can sell our tokens and get the profit and sometimes we also buy tokens from the good projects that we promote and hold, can we considered the patience of the bounty hunter same as the investors patience?

Bounty hunters definitely plays important role in spreading word for any upcoming project and they attract investors too but real investors who put their money take the maximum risk and their risk and patience can not be equal to a bounty hunters patience.

If investors do not put in their money, even hunters work will go down in vain because promoters may abandon the project for the lack of funds.

Both hunters and investors are essential for a projects success but investors have got upper hand.

[|MINER|]

I was joining bounty from year 2017 till present i have experience joining different signature and social media campaign with good  earnings and there are also campaigns that is not profitable  and sometimes there are campaign that doesn't pay, because the project does not reach the hard cap when they launch ICO, most of the projects pays token that is not listed on exchange and we need to wait a months or maybe a year before we can sell our tokens and get the profit and sometimes we also buy tokens from the good projects that we promote and hold, can we considered the patience of the bounty hunter same as the investors patience?

In my personal opinion I think that bounty is a marketing strategy where the main purpose to lunch it is the attract peoples to invest on their project. And where that investment came from is not very important main fact is that the investment is happening. I myself have been attracted by bounty promotions and invested many times but mostly faced losses. But I don't think all bounty hunters invest as thoughtfully as professional investors. And that's why their amount is more in terms of loss.

[Pithaxz]

based on my experience being a bounty hunter are not only patients investors, they are also hard workers who spend their time and resources in a project that is not even so clear that it will be profitable in the long run. Bounty hunters also are risk takers that are supposed to be recognised in the cryptocurrency industry. Most times their efforts and resources are wasted because some of the projects they promote ends up not becoming what they promised to become and these shit tokens become useless in the wallet of the bounty hunters.

[shinratensei_]

based on my experience being a bounty hunter are not only patients investors, they are also hard workers who spend their time and resources in a project that is not even so clear that it will be profitable in the long run. Bounty hunters also are risk takers that are supposed to be recognised in the cryptocurrency industry. Most times their efforts and resources are wasted because some of the projects they promote ends up not becoming what they promised to become and these shit tokens become useless in the wallet of the bounty hunters.

well to be frank many bounty hunters are the reason a project could be well known. its not only limited to certain platforms.
even those that promotes in social media through the use of catly or some platform like that are definitely the ones that helps project save their money from overspending for their marketing advertisement.
imagine for having the same impression how much money need to be spent by these projects for like google advertisement? definitely hundred thousand of dollars honestly.
yet the role kept being downplayed by so many people now knowing how important it actually is.

[Adreman23]

Participating in bounty campaigns here in the forum holds more value compared to being an investor, as those who join invest their time, patience, and money. Based on my experience, a majority either do not receive payment or if they do, it's often in the form of a worthless token that can't be traded. Some rely on luck when participating, without conducting proper research, while others diligently study before joining. However, I believe that conducting research is better than not, because as we gain experience from these campaigns, we learn even more.

[Dessy88]

Since 2017 was good timing for bounty hunter and during this time they participated in many projects and earned money and I also ended up with them. Later on malicious obstacles such as many scam projects in ico increased due to which the number of bounties slowly decreased. At that time the number of investors was high and the hype of btc started again.