Solution how to avoid token dump caused by bounties

[Payme21]

Beautiful suggestion, but how many of these projects are willing to pay with tokens that aren't theirs. Most will offer to pay in their shit coins of which they are not really sure will succeed

[tarolog]

In this case, it is best to either block tokens for a month, or partially issue them.  Bounty hunters sell immediately, as they are not sure about the projects, and are scared by the year 2018, when the one who sells right away did the right thing.

[Quart]

So far, many people consider that the dumping price of the tokens is because of the bounty participants that sell their coins directly at a very cheap price. It makes sense, but inf act, not all participants do that.
And this concept from Tokpie is also interesting, I think it is the first implementation, isn't it?

[pangeran]

Beautiful suggestion, but how many of these projects are willing to pay with tokens that aren't theirs. Most will offer to pay in their shit coins of which they are not really sure will succeed

That is their trick in seeking profits, where they manipulate payments a little, because they are afraid of losses

[Alcor]

I know that TOKPIA uses the practice of buying and selling half of the accrued steaks for ETH in relation to some ICO projects with which it has entered into a certain agreement. I participated in some of these ICO - POV, Terra Green, but so far I am not happy with this innovation. If you sell your half of the steaks at the ICO stage, for some reason the price was so low that I refused to do it. I decided to get my reward with tokens, and let them be in my wallet for the time being. Maybe over time it will be profitable, we'll see.

[UNIVERSE]

First to remember is that the dumping price after on exchange is not only the factor from bounty hunters. I personally am not a kind of bounty hunters that will seel my rewards in the dumping price, we don't know whether there are many whales or investors start dumping to gain cheaper price.
Then, the solution by Tokpie is good enough, however, can the value of each stake decrease? Or it will be stagnant?

[Confero]

Sorry, I don't agree if the price of dump on the market is Bounty hunter.  Remember, the allocation of funds for bounty hunters averages only 2% of the total supply of tokens for a project.  That is a small amount of token held by the Investor and developer.  So for the problem of falling prices on the market, we cannot immediately blame the behavior of bounty hunters, the tokens they have are very small.  And Bounty hunters also don't want to lose, and in vain work if only get a few results.

[Cutter Cute]

Sorry, I don't agree if the price of dump on the market is Bounty hunter.  Remember, the allocation of funds for bounty hunters averages only 2% of the total supply of tokens for a project. 
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The developers might say that when the price of the token skyrocketed and had a high price then the bounty participants sold some of their tokens.
Bounty participants are innocent, but the market situation will sometimes affect the price of each token. Because of that, I chose the Tokpie platform so that I can exchange tokens with ETH, but only a few projects register on this platform. I think this is the best solution for now.

[kingmaster]

Sorry, I don't agree if the price of dump on the market is Bounty hunter.  Remember, the allocation of funds for bounty hunters averages only 2% of the total supply of tokens for a project. 
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The developers might say that when the price of the token skyrocketed and had a high price then the bounty participants sold some of their tokens.
Bounty participants are innocent, but the market situation will sometimes affect the price of each token. Because of that, I chose the Tokpie platform so that I can exchange tokens with ETH, but only a few projects register on this platform. I think this is the best solution for now.

I have same opinion not to judge bounty hunter as a causer of price dump, their allocation tokens are just a few. I have noticed the huge dump are coming from big token holders, I don't who they are. Perhaps they are whales, or other parties I don't know exactly.
Related with Tokpie platform, I don't know yet. I need to know further of the platform.

[densuj]

Sorry, I don't agree if the price of dump on the market is Bounty hunter.  Remember, the allocation of funds for bounty hunters averages only 2% of the total supply of tokens for a project. 
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The developers might say that when the price of the token skyrocketed and had a high price then the bounty participants sold some of their tokens.
Bounty participants are innocent, but the market situation will sometimes affect the price of each token. Because of that, I chose the Tokpie platform so that I can exchange tokens with ETH, but only a few projects register on this platform. I think this is the best solution for now.

I have same opinion not to judge bounty hunter as a causer of price dump, their allocation tokens are just a few. I have noticed the huge dump are coming from big token holders, I don't who they are. Perhaps they are whales, or other parties I don't know exactly.
Related with Tokpie platform, I don't know yet. I need to know further of the platform.

I agree with you that we can not blame the bounties hunters causers the price of token goes down, it is just small amount of token for bounties reward. And tokpie platform is solutions for all of bounties community to sell their token after they have got the token, so the bounties hunters on tokpie platform they don't need waiting until the public sales token end to getting the money from bounties. As we know the bounties hunters need long time until they get the token usually couples months until they get the token. And the tokpie platform have gave solutions for it.

[ComeBack]

I'm really trying to figure out the trading of bounty stakes. I really wanted to participate too on this kind of bounty trading related thing. Anyway I hope you posted an additional link for it ^^ Can't wait to try it once there's a new project that are available for the bounty stakes.

[gurunanakji777]

I am also the part of Tokpie bounty. Tokpie exchange is quite good it lets you to sell your stakes for Eth and Btc during the campaign. If such kind of exchanges increase in the market certainly it will be quite good for the bounty hunters and those who blames bounty hunters for dumping will also keep quite.

[Tristanerus]

I still see an issue why some would not use this method. The problem lies in the vetting of bounty participants. It takes time to check if a participant is honest in a campaign and this is usually done after the campaign.

But I still commend whoever though of this method. This is great for legit hunters, they'll be more motivated knowing they do not have to wait for month.

There is no perfect system anyway.

I agree with with this that's why still many bounty's project used this it because they don't have planned to pay those bounty hunters after the campaign. But not all, if there's a legit one only minimal and its hard to find it, especially this time which is more and more projects launches. together.

[tonymillions84]

i think this exchange is a wonderful platform that have a very bright future for all bounties. they have been able to sort out the issues ravaging the marketing areas of cryptos. those steps will surely settled out bounty payment issues which is the major problem that discouraged hunters from bounties. Also i think there exchange needs to start using other altcoins for payments.

[alltalk]

It may be one of the ways that we can use in order to ignore dump price. However, the stakes itself will also have decreased price when the bounty hunters start t sell their stakes at a low price. However, it is still a good idea. Besides, bounty programs may also pay on ETH or BTC to ignore dumping.