Quote from: Epaper on June 24, 2023, 04:51:28 PM

In my opinion, the patience of a bounty hunter in a crypto project can be similar to that of an investor, but there is an important difference between the two. One of them is the main goal. Bounty hunters usually join bounty campaigns with the hope of being rewarded in the form of tokens or coins of the project. They often have no long term intention to invest in the project. Instead, investors usually buy tokens or coins with the hope of long-term benefits from their increased value. Despite similarities in patience, bounty hunters and investors have different goals and risks. Bounty hunters are more focused on short term rewards from bounty campaigns, while investors are looking to earn long term returns from their investments.

I think there is a big difference between the patience of a bounty hunter and the patience of an investor. An investor would never want to sell his own money at a loss after investing it, but a bounty hunter if he gets paid from a bounty, he will immediately withdraw coins or He tries to sell the tokens because he has received these coins or tokens in exchange for little work. If he had bought and held with his own money, he would never have thought of selling at a loss.