Quote from: Zaibraid on December 24, 2018, 05:08:25 AM

I was also one of the victims of the extension of this bounty campaign. Even some of the bounty campaigns that I followed extended their bounty campaign. Some bounty managers said that the ICO had not yet reached its soft cap so the bounty campaign had to be extended. In my opinion, this condition is reasonable because in recent times the price of crypto currencies has been very volatile and ICO is very quiet, so it requires a harder effort to build ICO trust so that there are many investors. In addition, the extension of the bounty campaign period was due to a shift in ICO planning due to uncertain market conditions.

Right what do you say that some of these bounty campaigns extended their campaign period because of the soft cap that had not been achieved. Indeed the decline in bitcoin prices is very influential on the ICO because public confidence in the crypto currency has diminished. This reduced trust has made it difficult for investors to invest in the ICO so that the target of soft caps has not been achieved. Besides that, I will only add another reason for the extension of this bounty campaign, in my opinion, the bounty campaign extends its campaign time because of planning points that need to be matured. For example, it turns out that in the implementation process it takes longer to carry out each planning point. This caused the bounty campaign time to become an impact to be extended. I'm sure all this will end when the price of the crypto currency is normal because the price of bitcoins as kings of crypto currency greatly affects the price of coins or tokens offered by ICO as well.