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Will there be any bounty in the near future? I would like a bit of a freebie. Thanks in advance for the answer.

I just tried to look for the answer and according to their roadmap they do not have any more bounty programs planned but you can buy their tokens now with a 35% bonus.

35% bonus is a good deal and besides I think one sure success in ICO is either buying in it's presale period or buy with various bonuses, I think the market of the product is greatly decided by this early investors

It's pretty generous amount which isn't too excessive, Huge bonuses lead to heavy dumping - I think the team have a good amount enticing people to buy without impacting the coin value

35% bonus is still too generous. It will lead to dumping of coins after listing. Instead why should team look for reducing the price of the tokens?

You do have a point, although they are the risk takers but it will be best if the team kept everything to a minimum limit, the notion about dumping can be pretty scary sometimes and they have done a lot of damage to good projects and it will sometimes take much more effort to get the token back to ICO price not to talk more about hitting prices like a dollar

I think there pros and cons for both approaches reducing price or giving out a bonus. There are many factors that could impact price and not necessarily the bonus like bounty hunters.

I think bonuses are pointless, reduces the value so every ICO instantly falls below 'ICO price' after listing. In my opinion, it's a bit of a tacky sales technique. They are not free tokens because of the way they actually drag down the token or coins value.