Quote from: Ardazello on February 03, 2019, 05:22:40 PM

Some CEOs whom I telling about your bounty stakes trading service have a question like this:

why anyone will come to buy stakes by giving ETH ....if he/she wants ICO token than they can buy token directly from ICO by giving ETH?

How to reply to such questions?

It's very simple.

There is a big difference between persons who buy token directly from a project and those who buy its bounty stakes

1. Official buyers have a guarantee that if a soft cap is not reached he will get his money back.
Controversially, buyers of stakes don't have such guaranty.

2. Official buyers know exactly what number of tokens they get for 1 ETH.
But, buyers of stakes don't know how many tokens will be obtained for 1 stake. Because you know that the more hunters participate the lower the stake-to-token conversion rate.

Consequently, the buyers of stakes face more risks than official buyers. Actually, they are absolutely two different categories of people.

BUT this is a win-win solution.

* Hunters' advantage is the ability (option) to get some ETH at any moment if needed. That is espesially important now when hunters have to wait 6 and more months to get any 'cash' reward for work

* Buyers' advantage is the ability to try to obtain tokens of thoroughly selected projects for the lower price and get higher ROI with moderate risks because Tokpie lists only those projects which have MVP or working product!