Bounty payments in Batches may be the next trend.

[Bobcrypto]

It is becoming very clear that a new pattern of bounty distribution in Batches has surfaced, and in my opinion, this may become a new way for all bounty payments now and in near future; just like the IEO has now taken over as a more reliable way of token sales over the ICO, such may be the new trend in bounty distributions. Do you think this pattern will change a project progress? Thank you

[Nestle]

I think the best way to guarantee the value of a token or coin is a project that does that later. Like the previous project I participated in Cartesi which did the same thing to make bounty payments. You can see that their token price is very stable and has increased this month

[cynthiaaddison]

Distributing bounty payments in batches could reduce the sudden dump which may help with the value of token.

[Cryptoz]

I think it is no problem if bounty payment is in Batches. The team members and bounty managers state that this way to avoid dumps in the token prices. I think this is okay for bounty hunters because if the token price is good, then they can get good profits from the project even if they must need a longer time.

[hushpupppy]

It is becoming very clear that a new pattern of bounty distribution in Batches has surfaced, and in my opinion, this may become a new way for all bounty payments now and in near future; just like the IEO has now taken over as a more reliable way of token sales over the ICO, such may be the new trend in bounty distributions. Do you think this pattern will change a project progress? Thank you

There is nothing wrong with having distribution of rewards in batches; what matters is that

1. is it consistent?
2. are the team faithful to complete the end of the deal at the scheduled time?
3. is the bounty manager trustworthy?

Those factors matter alot, concerning batches payment of bounty reward

[Jamie07]

As long as bounty hunters will get their payments I don't have issues in this strategy. The project just want to protect the price of their coin/ token so they will have to find ways to make sure that there is no sudden dump.

[TERMINO]

Bounty hunters are always to blame when token price dump suddenly.
Batches distribution will lessen the blame of hunters and to anticipate price dump. There's more advantage than one time distribution.
I'm not against it, I'm with it as long as they will distribute the tokens.

[Alcor]

Bounty hunters are always to blame when token price dump suddenly.
Batches distribution will lessen the blame of hunters and to anticipate price dump. There's more advantage than one time distribution.
I'm not against it, I'm with it as long as they will distribute the tokens.

In my opinion, early investors are more to blame for the fall in the price of new tokens than participants in ICO bounty campaigns. Compared to the number of bounty hunters and tokens paid to them, early investors have a lot more opportunities to do this.
In addition, usually while the bounty hunters receive new tokens, then, as a rule, by this time the tokens have already dropped significantly in value.
It is unlikely that paying bounty hunters in batches will solve anything, but if they consider it necessary, let them do it.

[krypto4uvak]

Scammers like in the crypto world have been and will be and nothing can be done about it.

[Astra]

I do not mind sometimes receiving new tokens earned in ICO bounty companies in my wallet in batches for several months. If the project is promising and its token grows in price, then this does not affect the bounty hunters in any way. However, if the projects are ordinary, and there are more of them, then investors will be able to sell these tokens, purchased at a 20-50 percent discount, and have a good profit, as well as lower the price of this token. At the same time, participants in bounty campaigns will again have no profit, since by that time the tokens will be almost depreciated. I don't like this scenario at all.

[hair]

I'm not worried about payment in batches. But the most important thing is the distribution schedule that is not delayed.

[Duckenth]

Whatever it is, the method of payment for Bounty participants, I think it will not be a problem, the most important thing in the forum will be more and more bounties. Bounty payments in batches will also be accepted by Bounty campaign participants, but please don't always blame Bounty hunters in the event of a decline in token prices in the market.

[I-Bit]

Do you think this pattern will change a project progress?

What do you mean? I don't really understand how payment in batches can influence the project progress. I assume there is no big impact caused by the type of payment distribution to the hunters. It only keeps the dump temporarily, and the number of tokens to distribute for bounty participants isn't a really big number. People who dump the price is likely coming from investors, whales, or developers themselves.

[bigcash2011]

Which current projects are paying in batches can you name them please?
I am promoting clintex which aims to distribute bounty reward equally in 5 months after the campaign ends so it will be like 20% of the reward every month.
I do not know if some other campaigns are also doing the same.

[ShadowCrypto]

Maybe, some new coins don't have a huge volume so the best way to protect investor for a large dump is to cut the bounty rewards in batches, it's a nice move, I don't like when they put and a date and when this date is reached they give another estimated date, if everything goes as planned will be great, no need to change every time.