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I think it can be a good decision not to do bounties. It has pros and cons of course, but at least there won't be the usual bounty dumpers.

Imo, bounties are a marketing tool designed to bring more awareness to the project and in turn will bring more potential investors into it.

I think this decision was made due to the fact that potential investors in the business. A bounty is advertising, directed in all directions, and simply will not reach the target audience. Well, it's only guesses, maybe I'm wrong.

That's what I also assumed, but can of course be wrong. They are building a B2B platform and, thus expecting more institutional and less private investors.

I think it make sense, SAP already screams big institutions

Probably they are currently already advertising their project to businesses that use SAP and therefore are potential users of SophiaTX as well. That's why they decided not to start a marketing campaign on BCT and social media.