Quote from: nytrolic on November 21, 2018, 09:49:45 PM

Yes you are completely right. We are doing very valuable work for icos and after that process they are extending time or maybe they are not giving tokens for us. Or they want kyc from us at the end of bounty. So these are all very bad and they should know that we can do also negative advertisement for icos. That is our power. If they will waste our time we can also do some negative things to their project. So yes they have to fear bounty hunters.

Sometimes the ICO team is forced to extend the duration of the ICO in this difficult period of the fall and stagnation of the cryptocurrency market. However, they should also increase the number of tokens allocated to participants in the ICO generosity campaign. This is done in very few cases.
If the ICO team announces a KYC check at the end of the ICO or after it is completed, we need to make anti-advertising such an ICO and declare them to be fraudsters, as they cheat us as bounty hunters, if such a KYC check was not specified in the terms of our agreement from the very beginning joining the ICO generosity campaign.