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Title: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: Raboni on November 07, 2020, 03:06:34 AM
I'm fully aware that cryptocurrency is a place to start new lifestyle and good opportunity to invest then save money. Some of us here are investors, some of us are hunters, some are hunter at the same time investor.
I'm just wondering about hunters who believe there are more crypto users in the world. But they are not aware that themselves aren't user just an exchanger. After they received tokens, they are often asking when exchange, Where exchange listing. Super excited about trading the tokens. They couldn't hold the token even a year.
So tell me how you say you are a crypto user if you are just here to earn token and immediately trade after listing?

Title: Re: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: TomPluz on November 07, 2020, 03:19:48 AM


Honestly speaking, the very reason why many hunters are not holding on to the coins/tokens they received from promoting the projects is because 99% of them will eventually be experiencing dumping and losing the value with some unfortunately will not be able to recover and only a very few will do. Now, of course, there can be some tokens that we stake on and will hold thinking that they can be valuable in the future. This is the reason why many hunters are also dumpers and which many project developers are blaming on for the eventual downward movement of the tokens but usually what hunters possessed just represents a very small fraction of the overall supply. In many cases, those behind the projects are actually the one doing the dumping taking all the money they can get because they are not also sure of the future of the project. This is the big reality we are contending with, and I am sure this is going to be the same for many years until maybe the project will not anymore be getting hunters to help promote their projects.

Title: Re: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: expander on November 07, 2020, 03:21:58 AM
for me because I have a minimum of capital, then I am looking for opportunities by joining bounty hunters or airdrops to add crypto assets in exchanges or wallets. And it works pretty well. I can get additional income from here.
Title: Re: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: Raboni on November 07, 2020, 03:28:57 AM


Honestly speaking, the very reason why many hunters are not holding on to the coins/tokens they received from promoting the projects is because 99% of them will eventually be experiencing dumping and losing the value with some unfortunately will not be able to recover and only a very few will do.
Ok,Immediately trading of token is just an immediate action to anticipate dumping and lose profit. But why they do the same to potential coins good to hold for a term?
Title: Re: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: Raboni on November 07, 2020, 03:31:14 AM
I can get additional income from here.
Additional income is the main purpose. Ok, got it so are you a crypto user?
Title: Re: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: KKH84 on November 07, 2020, 10:43:26 AM
Indeed, it is a fact, many hunters sell their tokens immediately after they get them.  I did it myself but I sold it in exchange for ETH and kept it, because I had more confidence in keeping my assets in ETH.  And when I need it I'll sell my ETH for unexpected purposes, because I'm not a paid worker every month.
Title: Re: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: pelana vreo on November 07, 2020, 12:15:34 PM
I'm fully aware that cryptocurrency is a place to start new lifestyle and good opportunity to invest then save money. Some of us here are investors, some of us are hunters, some are hunter at the same time investor.
I'm just wondering about hunters who believe there are more crypto users in the world. But they are not aware that themselves aren't user just an exchanger. After they received tokens, they are often asking when exchange, Where exchange listing. Super excited about trading the tokens. They couldn't hold the token even a year.
So tell me how you say you are a crypto user if you are just here to earn token and immediately trade after listing?



What kind of users do you mean, buddy? Some countries restrict buying and selling transactions using crypto, in my country, I can only invest and trade. So I can't use Bitcoin or altcoins to buy stuff.

If created altcoins like eth, bnb, tron, dot can be used as fuel for each of these platforms, then I will not sell them, because I need these coins for every transaction on their platforms.
Title: Re: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: Sentinel on November 07, 2020, 02:17:44 PM
I myself run both. Namely as a hunter and also trading. because indeed this crypto is very good for investment. so I am looking for free coins by joining bounties and airdrops. As well as using capital for trading.
Title: Re: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: Gurujebs on November 07, 2020, 02:32:11 PM
Indeed, it is a fact, many hunters sell their tokens immediately after they get them.  I did it myself but I sold it in exchange for ETH and kept it, because I had more confidence in keeping my assets in ETH.  And when I need it I'll sell my ETH for unexpected purposes, because I'm not a paid worker every month.

I have been into trading and it wasn't successful as I am Into hunting because i take Bounty as normal place for gigs to make little change.
We can't blame any one for selling their token, they work for it and they must enjoy the way they fit. It's only their decision can make them hold if they see future in this token.

Again, we always blame it on hunters how many token have you seen that has really satisfied them when they decide to hold for long term. You received a token today worth $50 and tomorrow it becomes $10, that's painful you know.
Title: Re: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: I-Bit on November 07, 2020, 11:00:50 PM
I am actully a bounty hunter from the beginning. But right now, I don't only focus on the bounty. Trading is also my passion although I am still very a beginner. Here, I commonly use the reward of the bounty as the capital for trading. Seeling immediately the token after listing maybe my choice to convert to the top coins or favorite coin for trading. But of course, it will depend on the token. If it is more promise, I will hold it
Title: Re: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: Vx1 on November 07, 2020, 11:11:17 PM
I only hold top coins like Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB and other big coins which are in the top ranking list. Because the new tokens we get from the Bounty carry a large amount of risk, that's the reason why I prefer to sell them right away rather than hold them.
Title: Re: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: Prime on November 07, 2020, 11:18:47 PM
Do you think earning tokens/coins from here won't be called a crypto user? You are wrong, selling immediately or keeping for a long time is a personal decision. But as long as you have the tokens or coins, it means you are crypto users. we cannot blame them who sell immediately. They may need to cash out because of urgent needs.
Title: Re: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: Mexite on November 07, 2020, 11:24:22 PM
It is true that many hunters do dump their tokens immediately after listing but it would be disservice to attribute price dump to them because the total amount allocated to bounty is fractional to the total supply or even what's traded in exchanges if the token has good liquidity.

That being said, it's not all hunters that dump tokens. I for one hold tokens of solid projects based on my discovery while promoting them. More over, I personally do participate in the tokensale of some of the projects I promote if their minimum purchase is not beyond my capacity to bear at that moment.
Title: Re: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: debra on November 07, 2020, 11:29:49 PM
It is true that many hunters do dump their tokens immediately after listing
They don't have the intention to dump the prices. They just want to sell immediately because they need fresh money or be afraid of the future of the tokens. They do something that makes sense, IMO. They sell the tokens as long as the tokens have values. It is too bad if finally the tokens have no values at all.
Title: Re: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: Riya143 on November 08, 2020, 01:11:53 PM
Cryptocurrency de has many investors, hunters. Our forum has investor and hunter ways. Someone in our forum is an investor and a hunter at the same time. However, those who have investors are not very excited about any of you. Special exchange list investors don’t do much research, but hunters do a lot of research. Because hunters get excited to sell after getting any token. However, investors continue to count the waiting hours. I think the market is excited to see hunters from investors.
Title: Re: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: Lenipiw on November 08, 2020, 02:06:13 PM
Market hunters regularly sell their tokens or coins. Hunters cannot retain their crypto resources. But investors can hold on to crypto assets for a long time. The topic of discussion is how hunters rush to sell their assets on exchanges. My investors also have long-term hold plans. I think hunters and investors have a role to play in enriching crypto resources. So they are the ones who see the rise and fall of any cryptocurrency in the market.
Title: Re: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: masterrex on November 16, 2020, 09:49:01 AM
I think both, the bounty hunters are good promoters, and good sellers too! I believe most bounty hunters will sell its earned bounty tokens, But we are part of the system where you can find any promotional and marketing job that was directly paid with the project token that has no value. because it's not liquid yet or not yet listed. only bounty hunters are accepting that kind of setup thats why bounty promotions are also important
Title: Re: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: trauchot on November 16, 2020, 10:47:31 AM
Most of the cryptocurrency projects that carry out bounties list their cryptocurrencies on scam exchanges and the price of these cryptocurrencies drops to zero in a matter of seconds or minutes, and these cryptocurrencies already remain dead forever and holding such cryptocurrencies does not make sense at all, but cryptocurrencies that list on top cryptocurrency exchanges can be held for a long time.
Title: Re: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: labonikhatun on November 16, 2020, 12:22:37 PM
Cryptocurrency exchanges are at the top of the crypto market so if you are a crypto user or just a victim of an exchanger you don't have to depend on one you have to use other exchange sites a hold is foolish. If you use one their value decreases a lot as the demand decreases so you have to choose reliable sites for exchange if you use different exchange sites one dies but the other is fine in that case the damage is less.
Title: Re: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: shadowdio on November 16, 2020, 04:23:18 PM
Well I think I consider him a crypto user because it's clear that he/she uses crypto to convert into money or other cryptos like bitcoin, ethereum etc.. in the exchanges and hunters that paid crypto for his work is enough that he/she is a crypto user.
Title: Re: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: hushpupppy on November 16, 2020, 05:12:40 PM
 To start with, the rewards for work done is payment. So in crypto currency, after airdrops or Bounty task is done. The rewards is to be paid in tokens. What Bounty hunters choose to do with their earned tokens is nobody business, this is why we call this place a decentralized space.

Also, most traders, and crypto users started one way or the other as an Airdrop or Bounty participants before learning and perfecting their way to trading stardom.

Crypto currency Bounty hunters, are promoters, marketers, crypto user, crypto hodlers and they full all exchanges too
Title: Re: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: Master107 on November 16, 2020, 06:09:56 PM
Join ==> Learn ==> Earn ==> Invest ==>Hold


We join because we want to learn.
Then, we must apply what we've learned.
Then, from bounty token payment we earn.
Then, the token listed, we sell or let your coins be your holding. Sell your tokens if you doubt the future.
You can now invest then hold nor you can trade.




This place is a place of good opportunities so let us keep nice  the area and tell others about this forum.


Join ==> Earn==>Earn==>Rush to sell tokens


Bad mindset. Possible to dirt the forum. Let us help the forum in the right direction.

Title: Re: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: ayatoslaw on November 17, 2020, 01:17:53 AM
So tell me how you say you are a crypto user if you are just here to earn token and immediately trade after listing?
What standards do you use to get someone to be called a crypto user? or maybe an investor?
if I would call all of them who are active in the cryptocurrency world a cryptocurrency enthusiast, no matter who they are and what their background is, as long as they are active and also receive feedback in this ecosystem then they are called cryptocurrency enthusiasts.
Title: Re: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: Malam90 on November 17, 2020, 04:14:53 AM
I can't deny your words. I am basically a crypto trader as well as a hunter. Hunting is my 2nd way in crypto area but trade is my full profession in cryptocurrency world.

After they received tokens, they are often asking when exchange, Where exchange listing. Super excited about trading the tokens. They couldn't hold the token even a year.

This is some extent true but not fully agree with this point. If a token is good, team is strong, project has future potentiality it can be hold but maximum project produce shitcoins which holding for longer period is a bad idea either for a bounty hunter or a crypto trader.

I have faced huge losses by holding shitcoins from bounties but if i didn't hold only a particular longer period, could sell first time, i would get a big amount. This happened many times in my last few years. So holding isn't always good idea for all tokens.
Title: Re: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: Nostoman on November 17, 2020, 07:23:05 AM
Many projects can be successful, if the project team is strong, if the team is honest, if the team really wants to trade. If a team promotes a project for commercial purposes, then that project is successful. But in the case of bounties, it is different. Because bounty hunters can lead many projects to destruction. Again, if the project team wants, no project can be destroyed by bounty hunters. There is a lot of discussion about the reputation of the project. There is a lot of investment. The popularity of the campaign continues to grow. Many people are interested in investing. As a result, I think bounty campaigns are needed for any project. However, not all the benefits are available together in the market.
Title: Re: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: wxxyrqa on November 19, 2020, 01:31:26 PM
I'm fully aware that cryptocurrency is a place to start new lifestyle and good opportunity to invest then save money. Some of us here are investors, some of us are hunters, some are hunter at the same time investor.
I'm just wondering about hunters who believe there are more crypto users in the world. But they are not aware that themselves aren't user just an exchanger. After they received tokens, they are often asking when exchange, Where exchange listing. Super excited about trading the tokens. They couldn't hold the token even a year.
So tell me how you say you are a crypto user if you are just here to earn token and immediately trade after listing?
I believe that in this situation it is not necessary to apply one standard for all Bounty Hunters. I started my activity with bounty companies back in 2016 and many of the rewards that I received over 4 years are still stored in my wallets. In addition, I always use Bounty companies in order to invest the rewards received in more profitable, at my discretion, projects. I don’t invest a single penny from my home budget in cryptocurrency, but today I have quite attractive volumes of some of the most popular cryptocurrency assets. I would like to hear from you the definition of who do you consider a user of cryptocurrency?
Title: Re: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: flyaccount on November 19, 2020, 02:07:10 PM
Because I am a bounty hunter, I will indeed look for crypto from various existing programs. like this bounty. after getting paid, and the coins are listed on the exchanger, then I will sell the coins. That's what I do to earn in crypto.
Title: Re: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: MrSpasybo on November 19, 2020, 02:58:12 PM
Believe that among the bounty hunters there are fans of crypto, and they keep all the rewards to death.
However, a (possibly large) part of them are the people who make money on bounty campaigns, so it makes sense for them to sell tokens as soon as the token is listed.
They participate in dozens of bounty campaigns but only a few successful campaigns, after which only 1-2 real projects can survive and develop in the long term. They need to sell tokens to ensure that their efforts are not in vain.
And I don't think this has a big effect on the token price, because if all the tokens for bounty were sold, they were only 1% -10% of the total supply.
Title: Re: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: Rafiq on November 19, 2020, 03:57:43 PM
Bounty hunters but not investors, in fact they are like workers. They are busy selling promotions and taking home what they get as remuneration. Some of them invest a portion of their income in stable coins. Because most of the project tokens are priced after listing on the exchange, I think they do it out of concern.
Title: Re: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: Falcon on November 20, 2020, 10:26:17 AM
How I wish to earn profitable payment from doing bounty. I wish I'm the same as others who already earned good enough payment from their labor. Maybe, me too will immediately sell the tokens if I know I'm in great need and the token value is going down to the bottom. I would not hold the tokens if I'm not sure about the better future on it.
Title: Re: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: ashraf786100 on November 20, 2020, 11:36:58 AM
This is somewhat true it is a fact that many hunters sell their tokens as soon as they receive them. If the token price is good They can sell it and make a profit. Most people sell it at ETH or BTC. Because holding BTC and ETH benefits them more.The BTC price has been very good.
Title: Re: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: gotbounty on November 20, 2020, 03:33:02 PM
This crypto is a place for me to invest. Be it short term or long term. Investment means I have to make a profit. If indeed the tokens I get and hold I think have made a big profit, why don't I sell them? Because back to my original goal, namely investment for profit.
Title: Re: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: Thymoty on November 20, 2020, 06:50:39 PM
I can say that I am a hunter and also an investor. Because almost all the assets that I got from hunters I invested in several popular cryptos on the exchange platform.
Title: Re: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: smart_oa on November 20, 2020, 06:57:54 PM
I'm fully aware that cryptocurrency is a place to start new lifestyle and good opportunity to invest then save money. Some of us here are investors, some of us are hunters, some are hunter at the same time investor.
I'm just wondering about hunters who believe there are more crypto users in the world. But they are not aware that themselves aren't user just an exchanger. After they received tokens, they are often asking when exchange, Where exchange listing. Super excited about trading the tokens. They couldn't hold the token even a year.
So tell me how you say you are a crypto user if you are just here to earn token and immediately trade after listing?
Those are just some people who work for money. They don't care what that project is or they don't want to know about it. They just do what they are for money. But it is not true for some other hunters. Some hunters learn at the same time they earning. Also, they do trading actively to increase their portfolio.
Title: Re: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: Condorlaib on November 23, 2020, 08:17:36 AM
I'm fully aware that cryptocurrency is a place to start new lifestyle and good opportunity to invest then save money. Some of us here are investors, some of us are hunters, some are hunter at the same time investor.
I'm just wondering about hunters who believe there are more crypto users in the world. But they are not aware that themselves aren't user just an exchanger. After they received tokens, they are often asking when exchange, Where exchange listing. Super excited about trading the tokens. They couldn't hold the token even a year.
So tell me how you say you are a crypto user if you are just here to earn token and immediately trade after listing?
Those are just some people who work for money. They don't care what that project is or they don't want to know about it. They just do what they are for money. But it is not true for some other hunters. Some hunters learn at the same time they earning. Also, they do trading actively to increase their portfolio.
вообще-то Вы действительно правы. Охотник за баунти, это практически и теоретически фрилансер, который выполняет работу, с поставленными задачами и условиями, а потом в результате должен получать свою долю вознаграждения за выполненную работу. То каким образом на сегодняшний день ведут оплату охотнику за баунти, выплачивая им токены создаваемого проекта, совсем неправильно. Хотя это оговаривается в условиях договора. Но в идеале работа должна оплачивается стабильной валютой или другой рейтинговой криптовалютой и в этом случае никакого вреда проект не получит от продажи токенов, получены в качестве вознаграждения. Но тем не менее Охотник за Баунти имеет право получать зарплату и поступать с ней по своему усмотрению.
Title: Re: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: Tnoy30 on November 23, 2020, 08:22:53 AM
Different types of people are involved here. Some invest, some are cryptocurrency hunters, some are big traders. Our market is dominated by different types of people. The cryptocurrency market still survives because these people are located here. However, after our hunters get any coin tokens, they start selling them very early. I think you should be patient.
Title: Re: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: Tnoy30 on November 23, 2020, 08:35:36 AM
I'm fully aware that cryptocurrency is a place to start new lifestyle and good opportunity to invest then save money. Some of us here are investors, some of us are hunters, some are hunter at the same time investor.
I'm just wondering about hunters who believe there are more crypto users in the world. But they are not aware that themselves aren't user just an exchanger. After they received tokens, they are often asking when exchange, Where exchange listing. Super excited about trading the tokens. They couldn't hold the token even a year.
So tell me how you say you are a crypto user if you are just here to earn token and immediately trade after listing?
Those are just some people who work for money. They don't care what that project is or they don't want to know about it. They just do what they are for money. But it is not true for some other hunters. Some hunters learn at the same time they earning. Also, they do trading actively to increase their portfolio.
вообще-то Вы действительно правы. Охотник за баунти, это практически и теоретически фрилансер, который выполняет работу, с поставленными задачами и условиями, а потом в результате должен получать свою долю вознаграждения за выполненную работу. То каким образом на сегодняшний день ведут оплату охотнику за баунти, выплачивая им токены создаваемого проекта, совсем неправильно. Хотя это оговаривается в условиях договора. Но в идеале работа должна оплачивается стабильной валютой или другой рейтинговой криптовалютой и в этом случае никакого вреда проект не получит от продажи токенов, получены в качестве вознаграждения. Но тем не менее Охотник за Баунти имеет право получать зарплату и поступать с ней по своему усмотрению.
This is since the gallbladder section. So you can speak in English here. Discuss with the local board for your native language. I don't think users around the world will understand your country's local language. I myself am not your countryman, so I do not understand your writings. There are many users like me who do not understand your language. So you post on your local board. Thanks. Hope you understand.
Title: Re: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: tervel on November 23, 2020, 09:01:47 AM
Those familiar with the crypto-jargon frequently used among traders will recognize the term “bag holder.” These are traders who bought into a particular cryptocurrency and after a dramatic drop in price are unable to sell the digital asset without taking on significant losses. From <just an exchanger> they become hunters a crypto user.
Title: Re: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: TERMINO on November 23, 2020, 09:47:12 AM
Each hunter have their own version of perspective when payment received. Some may hold and some may not but the button line is everyone will do things according to what the best thing they must do whether it is to sell on time or hold for long time. Not all hunters think in the same box because some think outside the box of immediate selling.
Title: Re: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: owmivmen on November 23, 2020, 03:10:09 PM
Not everyone has enough money and they also have the necessities of life. There is nothing wrong with them getting paid for them after they work. In fact, there are several projects that have campaigned for up to 12 weeks. Same with investors, if they want and can't wait, they will always ask when they will get a profit from their investment.  As a Bounty Hunter, I also have my own portion to sell and I use the rest for investment
Title: Re: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: Ghozrd on November 23, 2020, 03:30:45 PM
Profits are the reason why I am selling altcoins from the bounty, but if I have a lot of time then I will trade and see if they are on the top exchange and have good trading volume.
Some people may immediately sell their coins for various financial reasons, the necessities of life are always the top priority when we really need money such as paying internet fees, food and etc.
Title: Re: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: GREENch85 on November 23, 2020, 04:38:59 PM
For many bounty hunters, this is the main type of earnings and they live off the income received from cryptocurrencies. So the pathos in the words TS is inappropriate at least for this reason. It is also worth mentioning that a flexible approach and the ability to quickly adapt to the market situation is the key to (at least) a break-even strategy (instead of "going to the bottom with a sinking ship")
Title: Re: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: Dociko on November 23, 2020, 05:01:16 PM
There are different types of people in the cryptocurrency market, some come here to earn, some to invest, some to trade. New coins are constantly coming in the market, they are attracted to them. Later they continued to work. To continue the trend of investing, it is profitable to invest on different coins. Various changes are noticeable in the market. The highest price for selling any coin is the number of users in the cryptocurrency market.
Title: Re: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: carcas on November 23, 2020, 06:14:49 PM
If the project is good I will invest there and will fully support the project even though i'm only a participant in the bounty.  I'm more focused on investing in coins that are really popular and continue to give me profit or you can say I always invest in the top 10 coins according to the rank on Coinmarketcap
Title: Re: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: Istiak on November 23, 2020, 06:50:40 PM
I think there is nothing bad about it. At least they worked for that project and the project pays them with their token. So they also need money for their work. But most of the time hunters just became the victim of project misuse of hunters. They change rules and cut the hunter's payments.
Title: Re: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: sampoerna on November 23, 2020, 11:41:27 PM
In my opinion, whether it is considered as only a matter of getting a reward and then sell them, it doesn't mind. The problem is that we have our ways to choose the bounty as we like without analysis. Moreover, it is also about the way we believe on the projects. It t is a very legit project, I will prefer to hold them.
Title: Re: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: Cryptoz on November 23, 2020, 11:51:47 PM
It is quite difficult to say about this issue. I did all, sometimes directly trade my coins but sometimes I hold for a long time. Yep, it depends on the situation. For me, there is no problem with them as long as you contribute to crypto space. Everyone has the right to hold or sell directly their tokens/coins. So why we should hold for a year? Wait till the tokens have no values?  ::)
Title: Re: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: ayatoslaw on November 24, 2020, 01:30:45 AM
In my opinion, whether it is considered as only a matter of getting a reward and then sell them, it doesn't mind.
Yes, it really is not a problem when bounty hunters sell the prize coins they get, because that is the right of bounty hunters.
The project team should provide an explanation of the project they have, so as to convince the bounty hunter to hold onto the coin and not sell it.
Title: Re: hunters a crypto user or just an exchanger?
Post by: Delgboke on November 24, 2020, 05:45:53 AM
It's obvious that some hunters just act like exchangers always in a hast to sell off what they received as reward during the campaign, while some are fulltime investors but is very important that many hunters have major reason they act like exchanger.