Quote from: Kersh768 on January 04, 2020, 05:13:30 PM

Quote from: Torps1 on August 18, 2019, 04:58:09 PM

In some cases where a token price crashes soon after listing on the Exchange, the blames has over time been attributed to the bounty hunters and sometimes to early investors that received certain bonuses.

Do you think 40% bonus for early investors is too much and capable of crashing token price?

I think giving out 40% is one of the marketing strategy of the project producer to certainly attract early potential investors to start up launching their project. I think it is just fair enough to give such bonus although it is quite big bonus that can cause to crash the token price as soon as the token have been listed on an exchange because surely early investors are just up into the profit of their investments and not certainly into the token itself which makes them to trade those bonus in terms of token at any price rate causing the dumping of the token's price value in the market causing bounty hunters to suffer because of this dumping. I think project creators must think of another way to give credentials to early investors rather than giving them incentives of 40% token bonus which they will just surely dump once the token have been listed. To avoid such, just think of another way to attract potential investors in a way that token price value will not be at stake. Surely there are lots of possible ways to give credits for potential early investors.

But they have nothing to offer to investors and they know it, if the project was really good then they will not have any need to give those bonuses since being invested in that coin for a low price will be good enough but since that is not the case they look for other ways to promote their coin among big investors.

And the only way they have found to attract investors is to give them a huge bonus, and even if they know this will crash the price in the future they do not really care since they got their profits already in the form of bitcoin and ethereum.