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Board Altcoin Discussion
Re: Stable coins for bounty hunters
by
Cnut237
on 04/06/2020, 10:32:04 UTC
You've missed the whole point of paying in their coin/token.

The new projects that are not listed at exchanges and without their own market place will always pay in their own token (as long as there will be bounty hunters accepting that) because in this case they don't pay anything from their pockets. If the project has success and gets listed, you'll sell for other investors' money. If it doesn't have success, tough luck, you've worked for free. It's a risk the bounty hunter have to think of when he jumps for enlisting under their banner. One has to check first if it has a good enough chance for success and listing.

This is it exactly. Additionally, if you are working on a bounty for a particular project, then you are promoting that project. If you are not happy to be paid in the coins of that project, this suggests that you don't really believe the project is worthwhile or will be a success - in which case you shouldn't be promoting it!