Quote from: sangjoewara on Today at 11:18:33 AM

Quote from: BTCbengi on Today at 10:51:35 AM

They were just right and undeniable in part because of the bounty hunter's fault. There are many factors that make a project fail. Such as ideas, money delivery traffic, prices, markets, and platforms. If the bounty hunters immediately sell the tokens they receive, the price of the coins goes down immediately. Therefore, bounty hunters are not the leading cause for people to blame.

Economically, the decline in the price of goods or tokens in the market is due to the lack of buying interest and the number of sellers, and indirectly if all bounty hunters directly sell the tokens they get, then the effect of the price reduction is clearly there, but not much, but if only some bounty hunters who sell tokens, I don't think it will influence the price reduction, even if there is a decline, then what makes it is another party, not the bounty hunter.

Indeed, if a project offers reward for the bounty hunter to promote them in crowdsale, they don't need to give a big amount that would result to a dump of the project, the problem is if it dumps, sometimes it will not recover anymore, I've seen a lot of project with that kind of scenario and developers are just living the project while bounty hunters can't sell their reward at the expected value.

Bounty dump, we call it that way as this would also result to a dump of price, in most cases, main reason is the lack of buying interest, you are right with that, and some are the buyers allows the bounty hunters to dump so they can accumulate a cheap tokens.