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Crypto Discussion Forum => Cryptocurrency discussions => Topic started by: Domithra on November 28, 2018, 01:47:51 AM
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Dumping of a coin does not come from bounty hunters alone. Some bounty hunters dump their tokens because they do not take time to study the capabilities of the coin in their possession. However, i can say the excessive part of dumping come from the ICO investors who out of panic sell their coins for fear of losing their money. For example, a coin like 4New KWATTS had a total allocation of 18,000 KWATTS for bounty hunters but right after its listing, a total of 40,000 KWATTS was dumped. The question is, where from the 22,000KWATTS. It could be from the team or investors.
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Dumping of a coin does not come from bounty hunters alone. Some bounty hunters dump their tokens because they do not take time to study the capabilities of the coin in their possession. However, i can say the excessive part of dumping come from the ICO investors who out of panic sell their coins for fear of losing their money. For example, a coin like 4New KWATTS had a total allocation of 18,000 KWATTS for bounty hunters but right after its listing, a total of 40,000 KWATTS was dumped. The question is, where from the 22,000KWATTS. It could be from the team or investors.
There is always black sheep in any group either bounty hunters, investors or ICO itself like recently didn't we just see a huge selloff by ICO that is causing ethereum price to have massive drop.
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many factors make the price of project tokens down. other than as a result of bounty participants selling their tokens, a large bonus also affects the price of the project token. do not blame bounty participants.
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Sometimes bounty hunters are just a victim if what we so called dump accusations which hunters are innocent of dumping. Hunters can dump the token in minimal but if investors dump the token price crash to the bottom.
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Dumping of a coin does not come from bounty hunters alone. Some bounty hunters dump their tokens because they do not take time to study the capabilities of the coin in their possession. However, i can say the excessive part of dumping come from the ICO investors who out of panic sell their coins for fear of losing their money. For example, a coin like 4New KWATTS had a total allocation of 18,000 KWATTS for bounty hunters but right after its listing, a total of 40,000 KWATTS was dumped. The question is, where from the 22,000KWATTS. It could be from the team or investors.
I think you missed something about 4NEW Bounty campaign, CX's 4New Bounty was the second Bounty the first Bounty was start with Nov.2017 with weekly payment mode and handle by independent Bounty Managers with lots of tokens are already distributed. thats why when it launch on exchange the dumping spree doesnt surprise me.
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I agree, dumping comes from many parts. Bounty hunters only contributes a small amount, investors and developers have more chance to dump coins. I assume the bounty hunters just as a victim.
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apparently my understanding of the new dump tokens is increasing where the hunter's bounty and airdrop hunter are always blamed for all the activities that cause a dump on the token. investors and teams can also add market dumps with specific objectives
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we know that the crypto market is unstable and it makes a lot of people panic and finally doing panic sell. which is they will make the crypto price on the market getting down and get a big loss. as an investor or bounty hunter we must be able to manage our crypto assets properly.
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Exactly extra 22,000 KWATTS selling is not done by bounty hunters it must be by the ICO investors who bought KWATTS with good bonus. So dumping of coins always not done by the bounty hunters I would say investors also took equal part in dumping just because of fear of loss. Some hunters sell their coins because they need money so in order to get some money they sell.
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Certainly I would agree on this. The coins that bounty hunters dump are too small compared to the coin the investors have been holding. So should bounty hunters dump the coins then it would not have taken a very big and noticeable effect on its value.
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This has been one of the main arguments by bounty hunters. We (bounty hunters) usually gets ALL the blame for the dump but, in reality, what each hunter gets is way less compared to someone who purchased during the private sale or pre-sale. It's these investors who dumps more.
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I feel annoyed if it is dumped when in many forums they say that this is a bounty hunter's mistake because they arbitrarily sell tokens and coins they get but that is their right and obligation to sell, the team dev should have a specific strategy when they are listing in the market to avoid a dump
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Yes, you are more than right. Yes, bounty causing a drop but there are bigger problems than bounty hunters.
First of all, most of the private investors having very cheap prices and big bonuses also team, partners, advisors getting lots of tokens too. And some may dump when token hit the exchanges. And bounty %1-2 of the tokens maybe but the others has way more than.
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Dumping of a coin does not come from bounty hunters alone. Some bounty hunters dump their tokens because they do not take time to study the capabilities of the coin in their possession. However, i can say the excessive part of dumping come from the ICO investors who out of panic sell their coins for fear of losing their money. For example, a coin like 4New KWATTS had a total allocation of 18,000 KWATTS for bounty hunters but right after its listing, a total of 40,000 KWATTS was dumped. The question is, where from the 22,000KWATTS. It could be from the team or investors.
Yes I agree mate. I also see dumping from panic investor. They are panic selling. I think is not good for market.
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I think you're right investors may dump also especially when they're hold lots of coin they take advantage while the price of coin is high.
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I agree. many blame bounty participants for the price of a dump project. all depends on market factors and the quality of the project.
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All can dump prices at the first listing. It might be a business strategy to be able to buy at a lower price than some investors at the expense of selling losses and buying more at low prices, so that others join in frantically selling. But still the bounty hunter is sometimes blamed.
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Dumping of a coin does not come from bounty hunters alone. Some bounty hunters dump their tokens because they do not take time to study the capabilities of the coin in their possession. However, i can say the excessive part of dumping come from the ICO investors who out of panic sell their coins for fear of losing their money. For example, a coin like 4New KWATTS had a total allocation of 18,000 KWATTS for bounty hunters but right after its listing, a total of 40,000 KWATTS was dumped. The question is, where from the 22,000KWATTS. It could be from the team or investors.
Dumping of a coin does not come from bounty hunters alone. Some bounty hunters dump their tokens because they do not take time to study the capabilities of the coin in their possession. However, i can say the excessive part of dumping come from the ICO investors who out of panic sell their coins for fear of losing their money. For example, a coin like 4New KWATTS had a total allocation of 18,000 KWATTS for bounty hunters but right after its listing, a total of 40,000 KWATTS was dumped. The question is, where from the 22,000KWATTS. It could be from the team or investors.
Don't let this projects male you believe the hunters dump tokens to tank the price. The team and some of the whale investors dump mostly and put the blames on the hunters
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Quite right, not only bounty hunters dump their tokens, as well as investors and the company team are constantly engaged in this, I have already seen this many times.
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Investors are no longer researching these project before putting in their money to invest,that is more reason they sell because they have no knowledge of the credibility of the coins or token in there possession.
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I absolutely agree with this topic, most times they blame it on bounty hunters which has made most projects to initiate a lock-up period of about 3-6months for bounty tokens yet the investors do dump immediately they get to an Exchange. I believe that if a coin has good reputation it will not dump.
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Dumping of a coin does not come from bounty hunters alone. Some bounty hunters dump their tokens because they do not take time to study the capabilities of the coin in their possession. However, i can say the excessive part of dumping come from the ICO investors who out of panic sell their coins for fear of losing their money. For example, a coin like 4New KWATTS had a total allocation of 18,000 KWATTS for bounty hunters but right after its listing, a total of 40,000 KWATTS was dumped. The question is, where from the 22,000KWATTS. It could be from the team or investors.
Very true, it could also come from the developer. Last year the developer of fudd created excess tokens after listing the total token at a certain amount. He went behind and made more. These he flooded etherdelta exchange with thereby making the tokens totally worthless to both the investors, traders and airdroppers.
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Dumping of a coin does not come from bounty hunters alone. Some bounty hunters dump their tokens because they do not take time to study the capabilities of the coin in their possession. However, i can say the excessive part of dumping come from the ICO investors who out of panic sell their coins for fear of losing their money. For example, a coin like 4New KWATTS had a total allocation of 18,000 KWATTS for bounty hunters but right after its listing, a total of 40,000 KWATTS was dumped. The question is, where from the 22,000KWATTS. It could be from the team or investors.
Definitely the market is not just make up by bounty hunters only, we still got investors, small crypto adopters, ICO and speculators. Won't any of them dump their coins when they are in profit or fear but in actual fact dumping of coins is very normal if i does not want something i just throw it away.
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you right , sometimes the hunter is always said to be a market price destroyer, if I personally get a gift from the bounty I try to sell the tokens that I have at the ICO price, or if I need money I sell half the ICO price
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I totally agree with you on this.... Several ico dump after listing from weak hands investors who are only in for few bucks. Although some bounty hunters are also in this shoe.. But I think the investors has alot to partake in it which they end up regretting.
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Been in this space for a while and I know that bounty hunters alone don't cause the dumping of tokens. These projects dole out huge bonuses during presale and private sales, most of them without any lock-in period for these bonuses. The first thing they do is dump these bonuses at the exchange after listing. This is one of the reasons I query admins in their telegram about lock-in period for bonuses and for how long
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There are several aspects of people that dump coins, first the airdrop hunters, follow by bounty hunters, some novice investors can distabilize the market at any time and the fake teams
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Yes. I can say caterigorically that dumping is not usually from hunters.
Theres this ico that refused distributing bounty rewards for months and still their coin was massively dumped on getting listed in exchanges.....even when bounty hunters are yet to receive their rewards.
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Prize hunters are not the cause of dumping. Because we can judge that there is little gift allocation for bounty hunters. So it doesn't really affect changes in the price of coins. Investors who sell their coins also have a big impact. Because investors have lots of coins.
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That mentality of a lot of ICO investors that bounty hunters immediately sell their rewards because they got it for free is quite annoying. Yes, there are hunters that sells for peanuts, but bounty hunters alone cannot drive the price down with their few tokens.