What do you do with coins/tokens received from bounty campaign?

[KKH84]

During this time I saw the condition of the market first, if I think the price is good enough and profitable for all the work that I have done, I will sell it but if the price is not as what I expected, I will hold it.

[sampoerna]

~if I think the price is good enough and profitable for all the work that I have done, I will sell it but if the price is not as what I expected, I will hold it.

It is the same with me. I will sell my bounty coins/tokens if the prices are quite good. I won't miss the opportunity to sell the coins/tokens in good values. Also, I doubt that most of new altcoins will be dumped and hard to go up again. That's why I prefer to sell them once the prices are quite good.

[anobtc]

It depends on the general situation of the market bro. If this is the time, I would choose to hold 100% because the market capitalization is still small, while we see great potential for future growth. Going back to 2018 and 2019, when the market is ATH and starting to enter a downtrend, selling out is a good choice.

[gotbounty]

I would choose to hold 100% because the market capitalization is still small, while we see great potential for future growth.

Are you sure that will be a potential raise for all new altcoins in the future? Remember that we are talking about coins/tokens got from bounties. As we know that many of them are only about pump-dump. Once the price of the altcoins decreased, then I doubt that the prices will be back at top performance. For me, holding 100% is too risky. At least, sell 50% if they have good prices.

[Delgboke]

The major issue here is that most bounty hunters have high expectations when participating in bounty Campaign that's why some don't sell their token reward after receiving it why some because of fear and doubt sell off their bounty reward when the token is listed in Exchange to avoid had I know. Sometime I do sell.

[trauchot]

If the company is interesting and it is clear that the company will develop, then I usually do not sell tokens received from the bounties from these good companies, and if I see that the company is just looking for money to escape with them, then I immediately sell all tokens.

[MrSpasybo]

If the company is interesting and it is clear that the company will develop, then I usually do not sell tokens received from the bounties from these good companies, and if I see that the company is just looking for money to escape with them, then I immediately sell all tokens.

+1
You are a smart bounty hunter, hope that everyone has the ability to accurately analyze and make informed and timely decisions.
In your opinion, which criteria can be used to evaluate the future of a project after ICO/IEO? Is the development right according to the Roadmap or community activities?

[Master107]

I like the hold to die strategy.. hahaha
I'm confused who will die:
The project or the holder. Haha
I wish both will not die because they are the same in need.
Anyway, I hold the tokens while watching the price movement in the market and be updated to project news. I trade 50/50 or 40/60  depends on the movement. If the price still on decline, I chose to hold than sell.

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[Senin]

Until 2017 -2018, most bounty hunters kept the tokens received in the ICO bounty campaigns whenever possible in the hope that many of them would grow in value. However, over the past two years, the overall situation in the cryptocurrency market has not been in favor of altcoins.
Now we need to be very selective about the new tokens received. Only the very best of them deserve long-term storage. As practice shows, tokens, in which we doubt the possibility of further growth, it is better to sell immediately and exchange for Bitcoin, ethereum and other top altcoins. Only if at the time of making a decision, tokens have fallen in price, taking into account the specifics of each project, you can not rush to sell them.

[hair]

I like the hold to die strategy.. hahaha
I'm confused who will die:
The project or the holder. Haha

Such strategies are very risky but also very profitable. If the project to hold is a project that has a future. The important thing is always be patient.

[krypto4uvak]

I sell them fast. Because I see no reason to keep them in your wallet.

[UNIVERSE]

I will keep the coins/tokens if they are still no values but if they have good values, I trade all of them. Unfortunately, most of the bounty tokens/coins have no values, so I need to wait for the time that the coins/tokens have values on the market. I think it is the best way to make the tokens/coins be worthed.

[Cryptoz]

So far, I will sell 100% as soon as the coin/token is listed in the exchange. Well, the result of the amount reward is commonly not much. So, I only try to get my earning by selling the coin immediately. Although the price will rise up, I don't mind about it

[Lillian]

What do you do with coins / tokens received from bounty campaign?
Most bounty hunters know that finding a potential project to participate in its bounty campaign is difficult, joining & getting large amount of tokens/coins is harder, but solving the amount of rewards determines what hunters really get after days, weeks, and months of pursuing a bounty campaign.

So what do you usually do after receiving a reward from the project:
- sell all 100% rewards right after tokens/coins are listed on exchange?
- sell 50% rewards right after tokens/coins are listed on the exchange, keep 50% in personal wallets?
- trade on the "black market" before the tokens/coins are listed on exchange?
- hold all tokens & wait for prices to be really good compared to expectations?
- hold to die?

I still recommend that everyone sell 50% and keep 50%, but when holding a token we consider to be potential, we tend to hold it and wait for the price to increase 100-1000 times

I usually sell the 50% bonus as soon as the token / coin is listed on an exchange, keeping 50% in my personal wallet. I only sell out when I really need the money to do something more important