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Rather, there is another reason. There are specially trained people who hunt for bounty campaigns. They can run 100 or more campaigns at a time. That is why there are a lot of participants in all bounty programs.

I heard about these, and then they sell tokens immediately on the exchanges, thereby lowering the price several times lower

That's right, they are not interested in the project and its development. The main goal is to earn tokens and immediately sell them at any price at the opening of trading. Of course, the price of such a token drops very quickly.

There is a way out, just for the developers themselves to issue tokens in parts and then the price will rise, if of course it works

How can the price increase if there are more sellers than buyers? So that the price of the token does not fall, there should be a parity of forces. Sales and buyers in equal proportions of 50 to 50.

But much more depends on the popularity of tokens, the higher, the higher the price on exchanges, and no matter how many buyers

Yes, but it depends on how well marketing works. If no one knows about the token, it is unlikely that you can expect a sharp price jump up. And to know about the project you need a lot of money.