Quote from: HCP on December 02, 2018, 02:16:25 AM

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Personally, I still don't believe that a bunch of ETH addresses sending tokens to one ETH address over several transactions really proves anything other than a bunch of tokens were transferred... it isn't like a Bitcoin transaction where a bunch of addresses all included as inputs in one transaction "prove" that the addresses were all controlled by the same wallet/person etc... unless my understanding of ETH is incorrect and you can actually include tokens from multiple addresses in one transaction like you can with BTC? Huh

Anyway, at some point, it seems like someone applied this (incorrect) logic to multiple ETH transactions depositing to one ETH address...
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There are many Indonesians become bounty token collectors. They buy tokens from bounty hunters, that are not yet listed on the market (at lower prices). There are so many such services available on the Indonesian Facebook Crypto Group. I think they are not cheaters (they are independent/original buyers and sellers).

Ok then, let me ask.
I still do not understand about specific bounty rules (using automation service like Hootsuite, etc).
I think it's very good. Can make bounty work more organized. As well as avoiding accounts from broadcasting spam

Does that violate the rules?