Quote from: cryptorTUX on May 15, 2018, 10:21:52 PM

Quote from: GrandBcn on May 15, 2018, 10:11:55 PM

I was looking for bounty chat in a telegram today because I did not have time to buy coins during ICO and I could not take part in the bounty.
Since I haven't any coins, I really want to buy cheap from bounty hunters on the exchange. I started looking for a group to find out when the bounty will be distributed.
Well, guess what? In this bounty chat, there were a lot of real investors who asked: "When will the payment for the bounty to participants?" I used to think that these repetitive questions are asked by the participants themselves.
And you, too, do this when you want to buy a cheap coin after ICO?

Who are you kidding, you can buy the coin when it Get listed on etherdelta or idex.market because most of the time what people do is they dump their holdings. First things first as a bounty participant you are paid way later from the moment coin or token gets distributed and this is because ones that own an ICO want to make sure there is not huge dip and thus for investors to lose and feel FOMO and then to get messages that somebody is angry and want to kill them. So obviously why you won't stand a chance to buy right away from bounty participants.

Not just people, but bounty hunters. A normal investor who bought an ICO price of let's say $0.1 with his money will obviously not be selling lower than that but wait for the value to hit top notch before even considering selling at all no matter how long he or she will have to wait. Bounty hunters however, who even had no single idea of the ICO price dump at any price, and these days, leave it or take it, investors are beginning to target those moments. I have used it to acquire some pretty good tokens too at a lower price than ICO price.