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It's 5% of the total supply. But be aware that if the Main Sale is not sold out also bounty tokens will be burned proportionally.

That's interesting, I've already asked that myself. Is it common for bounty tokens to be proportionately burned should the ICO not be sold out?

congratulations for the listing, even before the ICO start, that is an immense leap of faith

What I know it's very common that all tokens will be burned proportionally. If not this would be a way to "fake" a huge market cap without actually selling the tokens for it.

It depends. Yes, most projects do it the same way as Savedroid: The bounty pool is depending on the total amount of tokens sold during the ICO but there are other examples as well where projects have a fixed bounty pool. For bounty hunters, the fixed pool can be an advantage when the ICO is not very successful and not so many tokens get sold. On the other hand, when the project is very successful, a percentage of the total sold-tokens is better.

I was not aware of the different ways bounty caps are calculated, it's interesting as there are plenty ICOs failing to get investments which would be pretty bad for bounty hunters, especially if they were involved for a duration of 1-3 months!

Oh Ive felt the burn of icos that dont run their bounty right and end up just being a huge waste of time after months of commitment. I dont think many people understand how much effort goes into some of the longterm bounties. Im pretty faithful that savedroid is one of the good ones and a quality investment of time