Quote from: Ureung jameun on July 20, 2019, 01:08:58 PM

Quote from: vycl87 on July 12, 2019, 06:43:42 AM

Since I signed up for the Forum, there is a subject that the project teams have been constantly complaining about. People who deal with Bounty are seen as a dumper.

I've been studying for a long time. I talk to many project teams like a private investor and ask how many (%) discounts they can offer to me for a $ 100,000 investment if I want to buy tokens during the ICO process. Coming offers you can not believe. Today I encountered another project. A year ago Winklevoss brothers invested as an early investor to the project. And they will do ICO soon. The price difference between the price they sell now and the investment they received from early investors is exactly 2500 times! I can't believe! They're trying to sell what one person got for $ 1 to another person for $ 2500.

Let's go back to the bounty! Projects usually allocate 3% of the figure they sell for bounty. So for example, a project that collects 10 million investment distributes only 300k bounty. Can you really dump a coin with a 3% bounty (which is distributed to an average of 1000 different people)?

$ 10,000,000 to $ 300,000? Really? Are you that naive? Or do you like to treat bounty hunters as cheap workers?

Please stop blaming bounty hunters! And stop huge discount your early birds. They are dumping your coin, project itself! I think the market needs more transparency!

yes ... I strongly disagree if there are parties who say that the bounty hunter is a dumper ... because the bounty hunter has done his job during the bounty period for up to 2-3 months ... and this takes a long time ... and it is impossible for them sell at a low price because the bounty hunter wastes a lot of time promoting the project to completion ...

But sometimes I also see that after the distribution to the bounties the price of the token is getting dumped, can it be said by the bounty ?? what is clear is that if the hunters think clearly there will be no dump.