Long bounty campaign, a guaranteed for price pump?

[freakslot11]

Most often, long bounty campaigns are worse than fast ones. This suggests that there is little and slow investment in the project. Dumping prices when entering the exchange is a normal practice for projects, they drag the price down to buy cheaper later.

[wanggober]

No guarantee. The price will remain the same. Especially if it has passed the IEO price. Surely the price of the token will not rise more than the price of IEO for the second time. There are so many like that.

[zendicator]

Actually, the reason for the pump during the ieo season is the market maker. Obviously, no person or few people would buy the token above the ieo price. Such pump is only artificial ang when the market maker funds is over, the tokens will dump and eventually die if it is listed on not a reputable exchange.

[tonymillions84]

the coin has no meaninful thing to offer. it is obvious that it is a scam and will fail. you need to understand that most projects offers nothing but are after the money made from sales and other others. no matter the duration of the bounty, hunters are more intelligent and up to date about project that are meaning.

[Quart]

No. I don't think that a long bounty campaign will make a guaranteed price to pump. It is something different because price in the market is really influenced by the market. Commonly, long bounty precisely makes the participants feel bad because they must work for longer time and when they got the token, the price so dumps. Or even they make the price dump.

[babu10]

I have experienced a bounty campaign that lasted a year and 3 months, unfortunately i thought this would have lead to coin/ token price pump but reverse was the case, a complete dump when coin/token was listed on the exchanges. In your opinion, what could have made the coin/token price dump after the IEO? Thanks

There is no guarantee that long campaign will make bounty pump. Its fully based on roadmap and market condition. I did many bounties long and long but at the end of the day that was unsuccessful or did not hit market. But at that time we, bounty hunters nothing to do or say. And coin price dump after IEO is fully based on market condition nothing else.

[sturec22]

I do not think that there is any guarantee for a price pump if the bounty is long, actually why does a bounty take 1 year to finish.
Of course if there is a bull market at the end of a long bounty the project will be lucky and get a huge pump, but that would be the same case with any other project...

[Luckyperson21]

There is no guarantee. Moreover, prize hunters immediately sell their tokens after getting them. prices go down right away because investors also need funds, so when they are first listed on the exchange, investors and prize hunters immediately sell the tokens they have.

[Andruha1993]

No, this is not so. I have always participated in long companies and all of them were unsuccessful. And they did not bring any profit. Usually companies that last 1 month bring good profit.

[aiviaa485]

That's because investors who have branched minds, an example of this is because the situation in the market is not favorable to the price of Bitcoin x USD.
Because in the beginning investors bought tokens by way of Fiat in exchange for USD, it is certain if Bitcoin goes down the price automatically investors also do not want to lose eventually sell all of their IEO tokens to BTC and then BTC is exchanged to FIAT.

Think they are better off losing tokens and Bitcoin than having to experience FIAT losses.

[Cryptoz]

Never expect too much on a bounty program. Both a short or long period of the bounty program, all will end with a severe dump on exchanges. I have experienced various kinds of bounty and airdrop programs, but all result in the unsatisfied end. I am sometimes lazy to join a bounty if I remember about it.