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Crypto Discussion Forum => Cryptocurrency discussions => Topic started by: Icon on July 10, 2018, 07:50:17 PM
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We always blame bounty hunters as the cause of sudden drop in coin price because we believe they dump their bounty tokens. I think its the ICO investors who get bonuses during the ICO stages, they rather dump their bonuses for profit and rather put the blame on bounty hunters. What do you think?
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In my opinion, both are responsible for that. But respectability bounty hunters are less responsible. Because only 3% of the total token goes to the bounty.
And of course, Investors are most responsible for dumping. But I think giving them bonus doesn't make the coin dump.
Almost all of the token gives bonuses. They don't worry about the fluctuation in the price of a coin when it is listed on the exchanges, it will be more expensive again because the numbers of coins are limited and fluctuation in the price is good for the community of any project who search the profit from it.
Thanks
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I am personally a bounty hunter and have been working for about a year now. I have been able to hold all the coins which have been awarded to me. I think there are a lot of bounty hunters out there like me who are keeping hold of their coins. I don't push the blame on investors alone though. But no one should blame bounty hunters only.
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A quality project will not be overly affected by dumping anyway. Demand is the key, if more people are looking to dump a coin than buy it, then it shows a lack of confidence, doesn't really matter whether it is bounty hunters or investors. Virtually no ICOs have debuted on exchanges higher than their ICO price since the beginning of the year, which only demonstrates the current lack of confidence in the market as a whole. Can't really blame bounty hunters for that, especially as only a small percentage of coins make their way to them anyway, and normally at least a month after they have already been trading. Once confidence starts to build up again, I'm sure we will see more positive moves, just not on useless projects.
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I have noticed many ICO's and what I known is that bounty hunters are the ones that usually dump coins making the coins "shit coins on the market where you the investor will have more but less money.
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Of course, some small part of the guilt of bounty hunters is that the new tokens falling for the first time on the stock exchange are falling in price, after all. However, it is insignificant. In the generosity campaign ICO only a few percent of the released tokens are allocated. Taking into account the fact that not all bounty hunters immediately sell their received tokens on the stock exchange, they simply can not affect the strong drop in the token in the price. Much more responsible for this are investors who buy tokens with significant discounts, and then they are immediately sold on the stock exchange at the price of ICO. And it is necessary to bear in mind that investors have the opportunity to immediately go on the stock exchange to trade the received tokens, while bounty hunters can join the auction much later, when the tokens have already fallen significantly in value.
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We always blame bounty hunters as the cause of sudden drop in coin price because we believe they dump their bounty tokens. I think its the ICO investors who get bonuses during the ICO stages, they rather dump their bonuses for profit and rather put the blame on bounty hunters. What do you think?
I am bounty hunter since 2017, I have gotten many tokens. I learn the market condition, If the market is good , I sell my tokens. Some time I also got scam.
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Bounty hunters don`t get more than 2-10% of the coins.
Even the 100% sell them I don`t think that they can dump the price.
Developers and whales are more likely to do so...
- an example: DAOstack - a month ago the dev dump tons of coins which made the price 50% dump
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I don't think bounty hunters should take all the blame for dumping bounty tokens. Some of the investors who buy the coins and get bonuses also dump the coins after ICO. So we should blame both of them.
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I also think that these are early investors and it is beneficial to blame them for everything else.
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The price may fall simply because the project is nothing. Coins just settle.
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We always blame bounty hunters as the cause of sudden drop in coin price because we believe they dump their bounty tokens. I think its the ICO investors who get bonuses during the ICO stages, they rather dump their bonuses for profit and rather put the blame on bounty hunters. What do you think?
Mate bounty hunters was only joined this program rather than having an investment because they have no funds.That's why if they get easily dump their crypto coins we should understand them.
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We always blame bounty hunters as the cause of sudden drop in coin price because we believe they dump their bounty tokens. I think its the ICO investors who get bonuses during the ICO stages, they rather dump their bonuses for profit and rather put the blame on bounty hunters. What do you think?
Regarding this question there is a lot of possibility. Indeed some bounty hunters do sell their coins when they receive it even at a very low price but there is also some responsible hunters that do keep their coins and only dump the coins for specific reasons and not dump them in a irresponsible way. Personally i do know some ICO investors that dump their bonus immediately after they receive their share of coins but we cannot really put all the blame on them but also those ICOs that give huge bonus to early investors.
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Yes not all bounty hunter sell tokens at cheap prices. they also think of the total prize received if using a usd comparison. how not a gift that should be $ 200k after the token is distributed and is on the market decreasing to $ 50k?
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I am personally a bounty hunter and have been working for about a year now. I have been able to hold all the coins which have been awarded to me. I think there are a lot of bounty hunters out there like me who are keeping hold of their coins. I don't push the blame on investors alone though. But no one should blame bounty hunters only.
I also do that mate. I hold my tokens and wait. Because the tokens always dump, If the token price is high , I will sell it.
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In my opinion, both are responsible for that. But respectability bounty hunters are less responsible. Because only 3% of the total token goes to the bounty.
And of course, Investors are most responsible for dumping. But I think giving them bonus doesn't make the coin dump.
Almost all of the token gives bonuses. They don't worry about the fluctuation in the price of a coin when it is listed on the exchanges, it will be more expensive again because the numbers of coins are limited and fluctuation in the price is good for the community of any project who search the profit from it.
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Bounty hunters having just 3% doesn't means they are not dumping. Bounty hunters are to be blamed for dumping and Im 100% in agreement with that.
Since they didn't buy it they just go to the market amd set a low price making the coin useless in the investors wallets.
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the real bounty hunters are just looking for tokens and also tokens that will be made in savings for income generating, even if I follow a bounty campaign just looking for its many tokens
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It really depends, bounty campaign usually are no more than 1-2% of total supply and most of the time bounty is paid after one month after listing on an exchange, so no.
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I wouldn't apportion such blame on bounty hunters since some ico investors also play smart by dumping tokens in other to pave way for them to acquire more tokens. ICO investors are also to be blamed.
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Me for instance, I do not take delight in dumping my bounty tokens right after being paid. I think it is just a notion that we have been made to believe which i believe is not true. Even our percentage in the total token supply is so insignificant to affect the coin price significantly.
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We always blame bounty hunters as the cause of sudden drop in coin price because we believe they dump their bounty tokens. I think its the ICO investors who get bonuses during the ICO stages, they rather dump their bonuses for profit and rather put the blame on bounty hunters. What do you think?
I think bounty hunters also contributed the price dumps when they already recieve their token payments but lets not forget that the hunters recieve only a bit of the ICOs total supply and i see that the most responsible to the dumps are the investors who only wants small profits that prefer for short term investments than long term for a sure profit.
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We always blame bounty hunters as the cause of sudden drop in coin price because we believe they dump their bounty tokens. I think its the ICO investors who get bonuses during the ICO stages, they rather dump their bonuses for profit and rather put the blame on bounty hunters. What do you think?
I don't think both parties are at fault for selling the coins earned through a formal agreement.
The fundamental feature of Cryptos is decentralization and that gives everyone the right to buy and sell when they choose.
Most of the time this happen because the token lose its value because the people selling are just supplying.
So if the coin is able to increase or maintain its value then many investors will demand for it and the will match up the supply.
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bounty hunters are in the actual target is his token, without a bounty campaign we will never get token very much.
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I am personally a bounty hunter and have been working for about a year now. I have been able to hold all the coins which have been awarded to me. I think there are a lot of bounty hunters out there like me who are keeping hold of their coins. I don't push the blame on investors alone though. But no one should blame bounty hunters only.
Both the bounty hunters and the investors dump their coins upon listing in the exchanges since they are the ones who hold the coins before being listed but the strategy of some ICOs is to distribute the tokens to bounty hunters after being listed so that they cannot dump their tokens then. This is the reason why I would like to buy a coin after listing because most likely it would be below ICO price after listing.
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bounty token hunters are usually those who follow the bounty campaign and choose a very good bounty, if the bounty is good automatic bounty followers will get a lot of tokens.
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We always blame bounty hunters as the cause of sudden drop in coin price because we believe they dump their bounty tokens. I think its the ICO investors who get bonuses during the ICO stages, they rather dump their bonuses for profit and rather put the blame on bounty hunters. What do you think?
Not all of them are selling their tokens. I have earned some tokens by participating in bounties, but i have been holding it for more than six months and i would continue to hold it till the market goes in bull trend. It is true that dumping so quickly will not earn you much.
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Yes of course because all the bounty tokens that i received i hold it for 3month waiting for the market to rise but its so sad that almost all my coins are dropping and until now i still keep on holding.
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Yes all blame bounty participants which resulted in the token price of ico project decreased when listed on the exchange. does the investor bonus have no effect as well? should ico project not give big bonus to buyer when token sale period.
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really true friend. that is a fact in ICO
where possible the allocation of tokens for bounties around 1-3% can decrease the price to 50%. so the remaining 47% of those who throw tokens are investors.
it is certain that investors throw their tokens, and there is no need to blame the bounty hunter.
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I am bounty hunter , and I hold all coins
Bounty hunters having just as maximum 3% and a lot of ICO's decrease the bounty after end of sale
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We always blame bounty hunters as the cause of sudden drop in coin price because we believe they dump their bounty tokens. I think its the ICO investors who get bonuses during the ICO stages, they rather dump their bonuses for profit and rather put the blame on bounty hunters. What do you think?
I think both investors who bought tokens with enormous bonuses like 50-70% discount may dump a coin for profit.
But bounty hunters are likely to dump no matter the bonus :)
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I am personally a bounty hunter and have been working for about a year now. I have been able to hold all the coins which have been awarded to me. I think there are a lot of bounty hunters out there like me who are keeping hold of their coins. I don't push the blame on investors alone though. But no one should blame bounty hunters only.
I would say that a type of bounty hunters who hold their reward instead of exchanging or trading it is a minority, not a majority.
Major part of bounty hunters are quite happy to sell their reward immediately after they got it.
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We always blame bounty hunters as the cause of sudden drop in coin price because we believe they dump their bounty tokens. I think its the ICO investors who get bonuses during the ICO stages, they rather dump their bonuses for profit and rather put the blame on bounty hunters. What do you think?
I am bounty hunter since 2017, I have gotten many tokens. I learn the market condition, If the market is good , I sell my tokens. Some time I also got scam.
I think your experience must tell a lot.
I started bounty campaigns few month ago, but already leaving the thing because I got another way of earning by advice marketing.
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Bounty hunters are not the source of coin dumping. The source arises from the bonuses that the projects give to investors. When someone buys tokens and the person is given 100% bonus, that means when he sells his tokens at a lower price he will still get his money back thereby going to dump it.
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Bounty hunters are not always responsible for dumping bounty tokens. It is sometimes the investors that dump the bounty toKensington because they have a lot of tokens in their possession.
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I think most of the ICOs have bounty pool of less than 3% and I think this fraction is very insignificant to move the market
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Bounty hunters are not always responsible for dumping bounty tokens. It is sometimes the investors that dump the bounty toKensington because they have a lot of tokens in their possession.
Agreed on that, in fact bounty hunters can only gain less amount of tokens so they cant dump. As i think those investors who have many tokens on their wallet who dump.
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I don't think the Boutny hunter is wrong. it is their duty to sell and buy Coins if the price they are targeting is appropriate. Basically, everything in the crypto world wants to get the maximum profit with the smallest risk. that is why they have been assigned as Bounty Hunters.
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LOL bounty Hunters won't get large number of coins, they won't do dumping, good ICOs projects won't give large of coins to bounty Hunter.
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I have never blamed the bounty hunter, because the bounty hunter has services that are very important in launching tokens, and I think the decline in the price of the token is not a problem and not a pay hunter of the cause.
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We always blame bounty hunters as the cause of sudden drop in coin price because we believe they dump their bounty tokens. I think its the ICO investors who get bonuses during the ICO stages, they rather dump their bonuses for profit and rather put the blame on bounty hunters. What do you think?
No, I think both is responsible for dumping coins. Because they will lose alot benefits .It is my opinion.
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We can blame and we cannot blame them. So far, bounty hunters concern is to earn money as quickly as they can. To received the payment is the challenging part because some went into exchange without thinking of possible increase. Some just hold because of believing that it will be in the good hands. So we can't blame all bounty hunters but some.
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that is very untrue if we blame hired hunters, because they also have a role in launching information or making coins
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Bounty hunters don`t get more than 2-10% of the coins.
Even the 100% sell them I don`t think that they can dump the price.
Developers and whales are more likely to do so...
- an example: DAOstack - a month ago the dev dump tons of coins which made the price 50% dump
Strongly agree with you. Bounty hunters have only a little amount of tokens. In common, the allocation for bounty 1-3%. There are more than 97% token remaining for dev and whales. Is it possible to dump the price with 1-3% tokens? It seems like the mission impossible. :D
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that is very untrue if we blame hired hunters, because they also have a role in launching information or making coins
Yes I believe that it is not only the bounty hunters. I believe that therefore so many investors that also both or invest token with 50% Bunoses. So then if they dump their token also they can maybe earn a lot .
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I am personally a bounty hunter and have been working for about a year now. I have been able to hold all the coins which have been awarded to me. I think there are a lot of bounty hunters out there like me who are keeping hold of their coins. I don't push the blame on investors alone though. But no one should blame bounty hunters only.
Yes you are right mate, not all bounty hunters will easily dump their coins but there are many also holding their coins and keep waiting for the right time prior to sell for profitable investment. So in this situation theres no responsible or to be blame who could make the possible dumps of crypto market trends.