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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 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.
Quote from: Icon on July 10, 2018, 07:50:17 PMWe 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.
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.
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
that is very untrue if we blame hired hunters, because they also have a role in launching information or making coins