Why the Late delivery of tokens for Bounty Hunters.

[akitha]

there are some reasons why they do this kind of thing.. we all know that bounty hunters are tag as dumpers after they received their reward or maybe the team assigned to distribute it is busy or else they just don't want to reward hunters

[korkorjkk]

I think delaying the distribution of tokens will help curb how bounty hunters dump their coins. But there are some people who will dump their coins irrespective of the time it takes to get them.

[Ghudha]

Sometimes they do that to safeguard the orice from dumping. Many bounty hunters especially those who get few tokens are fond of doing that

[Nolbertino]

By delaying the distribution of tokens, of course, to avoid the bounty hunter to directly sell because the price of tokens can directly go down very far. And they could not directly distribute as much once the participant to join so that they need to do the checking process.

[Astra]

I have realized that nowadays because bounty hunters drop the tokens they get immediately its transferred into their wallet, and so ICO's takes more time to give them their Bounty rewards. I want to know is it that reason why it takes them weeks and even months before they give us out tokens or there are also new things under the sun. Let me hear from you side. What is the reason?

Many ICO teams have indeed deliberately delayed the distribution of their new tokens to participants in ICO bounty campaigns in order to prevent a powerful dump of tokens on the exchange and, as a result, a sharp drop in the price of tokens. The teams even began to make these payments in installments over time. I doubt it was worth it. For a promising project, such a drop is only a temporary effect. I'm not really worried about this delay. If only tokens have a prospect for their price growth.

[bigcash2011]

Many project teams after taking months of work and applying tough rules for each task, try to create excuses and intentional delays after the campaign end, as if they do not want to distribute the rightful reward tokens earned by the bounty hunters for the job done.
I think such people should be trialed and punished for violating global labour laws.

[sidik7]

there are many reasons when the distributions of token for bounty hunter may also long because the data from bounty manager that has not been completed or the team still on verification data from bounty manager , and also have reason when the token distributed the price in market dropped.

[hair]

I think the main reason is that the tokens have not been sold and the gas fee is expensive, causing delays. the cause of the dump is not a bounty hunter because the bounty hunter only has a small token of the total supply

[LogiC]

I have realized that nowadays because bounty hunters drop the tokens they get immediately its transferred into their wallet, and so ICO's takes more time to give them their Bounty rewards. I want to know is it that reason why it takes them weeks and even months before they give us out tokens or there are also new things under the sun. Let me hear from you side. What is the reason?

I think thats because they dont want their tokens to dump. Thats not a bad approach but having delayed on a schefule they set is a sin. Its like they already put a date and then they will change their mind is big red flag. But also people must realize that this is depend on team decision too.

[gunhell16]

I have realized that nowadays because bounty hunters drop the tokens they get immediately its transferred into their wallet, and so ICO's takes more time to give them their Bounty rewards. I want to know is it that reason why it takes them weeks and even months before they give us out tokens or there are also new things under the sun. Let me hear from you side. What is the reason?

Correction dude, they're a lot of tokens come from the different ico project where the distribution took years now up to the present there are some of them turned into forgotten. Just like Casper, Rachel, Stp, Aeternum, and many more these are just an example where up to the present never been send into my wallet. And those projects for me are scammers.

[shadowdio]

Yep most of the bounties nowadays were late to distribute the reward, Well I guess there are many reason why they do late the distribution maybe the stakes are not calculated yet or there are some problems of the project so they focus on it than focusing the distribution.

[trauchot]

The fact is that most of the companies that carry out bounties list their tokens on scam exchanges, and on such exchanges the price of any token will always fall and this is not the fault of the bounty haunters, this is all the fault of the companies that want to save money on the listing.

[Black ID]

It may have something to do with ethereum gas fees which are very expensive. Most of the projects use ethereum wallets, so the distribution process requires large funds due to expensive gas fees. This causes many projects to end up delaying the distribution process.

[tervel]

Rarely are bounties that has paid after more than 6 months and the prices of tokens are satisfy-able to the participants. 2016-17 were a pleasant time for bounty hunters. There could be a few rare cases but anything that held you coin for more than 6 month is a scam.

[Bobcrypto]

I don't think that the reasons for late distribution of token by certain project is because hunters will dump the token, but i consider the delay of bounty distribution as planned strategies from most project team to allow investors sell their coin/token before other participants.
When a project is concluded and get listed on any exchange, there are tendency that the price of the coin will drop especially if Bitcoin drop. No one has been able to accurately predict the market and because of this prevailing situation, most project team always considered given the investor the previllage of selling their coin to reap some profit before bounty are even distributed.
However, I think that hunter are not the reason for any coin dump in my opinion because the highest bounty allocation to a campaign is just 1% or 2% of the pool. If hunter paid 1% of the total pool, how can 1% of bounty pool affect the coin price? We all know that the bulk of pool is own by the investor and project team, and I think that a dump or crash of the market price, if properly analyzed, it might has been caused either by the team or some investors. This remain my opinion on this situation. Thanks