in my experiences, they dumped it because of panic. i have joined some bounty in the past, some project give a big bonuses for investors. when they get listed on the market and start to trade, the bounty hunters still didn't get theirs reward yet. the team still hold it and let the investors sell it first. then, the investors sell their bonuses first and hold the rest of their coins or token that they've bought for later. when the price is little dumped, the reward was distributed to bounty hunters. they all panic. they think the price will get more dumped and sold it immediately after distribution. then, it just make it worst. the price is dumped really hard.

You are right.There are several ways to identify a fake project.However, I think. In a fake project, the team always uses fake locations and the team's name and address are all fake.Besides, the volume of their investment in the exchange is also fake.Most of their social media information is very enticing.

At least the escrow provides certainty to the hunters that the reward token has been held by the bounty manager. Regardless of whether the price fell when listing, I think it's a different matter. There are many campaigns that process payments to old hunters, even the projects die and in my opinion escrow provides comfort to hunters to promote the new project.

Sounds very interesting, what if that token will become junk in the future? because I saw a lot of tokens that were initially good then later they became junk so that they didn't have any value in the market, concepts and support were necessary, but real use cases and lots of interest in a token were far more important.