Topic: Best Bounties - page 9. (Read 2603 times)
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You can use airdrop trackers like airdopalert or else
It depends on the campaign. We cant deside with by ouside looking, we have to read WHITEPAPER well( it will let us campaign will success or not) and how much percentage of Eth(ETHEREUM) allocate for th campaign. By investigation allocated eth(ETHEREUM) , we can decide campaign profitable or not.
I think if your rank from legendary upwards then the signature campaign is the best. Conversely, Translation campaign is the best.
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There are no best bounties. There are bounties that give posibility to earn coins and sell it then. Of course some bounties are scam, but you can easy expose that
many aspects too look upon for best bounty -
1. good ico with large bounty budget and less participants -- higher number of stakes and tokens ---- best bounty
2. good ico with large bounty budget with more participants / or / avg budget with less participants - less token wrt to stakes - good bouty
3. avg ico with less participans and high budget = good bounty
avoid the campaign which have hard rules to follow or project have not potential .
1. good ico with large bounty budget and less participants -- higher number of stakes and tokens ---- best bounty
2. good ico with large bounty budget with more participants / or / avg budget with less participants - less token wrt to stakes - good bouty
3. avg ico with less participans and high budget = good bounty
avoid the campaign which have hard rules to follow or project have not potential .
Everything is relative. Depending on the status of each, some reward campaigns may be more profitable than others. Generally, if you have a good rank on bitcointalk, the signing campaign is more profitable. But to participate in the signing campaign you need a rank of at least "Junior Member". And translations can be profitable, but you are at the beginning, I recommend you social media campaigns (twitter, facebook). It's good to choose an ICO to trust. They are the best.
What is your experience with bounties, which of them get the most profit ? The smaller ICOs with less participants or the bigger ICOs with way more participants ?
Would be good to hear some comments of you, because I wanted to start with translation bounties
Would be good to hear some comments of you, because I wanted to start with translation bounties
For me, the number of participants in a bounty doesn't really matter. It is still all about the project development of the campaign. Because after the distribution of bounty, you are probably going to hold the coins. Meaning, if the project's team is good the tokens you received will become more profitable because its value is going to go up.
signature bounty are best bounty compared to me and it can earn you lot.
exactly .. Signature bounty is the best option
To define a good bounty you should know the project behind, if there is a great project behind a bounty campaign, this bounty must be very good. But it's not everything, you also need to care about the amount of token will be shared for bounty campaign. There are a lot of good ICO projects but their bounty campaign are so terrible. For example, Refereum is a good ICO project, they sold 2 billion token out of 5 billions tokens in their ICO but their bounty is really really bad. They promise that they'll share 2% of sold token for bounty but they only share about 0.0001% of sold token for the whole bounty
Yeah I had the same problem, too. Sapien reduced their bounty after a very succesfull presale(2/3 of hardcap - 20 million) from 5% to 1%...
So far, from what I have learned so far from this forum, I think signature campaign bounty are they best, though, they tends to pay after three to four months when the ICOs is through with their sales. If you entered a good ICO then you earn well from it when you sell the tokens. But if otherwise, you loss cause at the long run its frustrating to know that you have been advertising and holding a shit or stone coin since. So it best if you research about the company before joining any bounty
I like HODLER HARDWARE WALLET Bounty
You get coins for content
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.31913417
You can include refs links and maybe get lucky for a big reward
+ Maybe the signature with refs links
If you mix all 3 I think it is good value.
You get coins for content
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.31913417
You can include refs links and maybe get lucky for a big reward
+ Maybe the signature with refs links
If you mix all 3 I think it is good value.
thk you for your suggest
To define a good bounty you should know the project behind, if there is a great project behind a bounty campaign, this bounty must be very good. But it's not everything, you also need to care about the amount of token will be shared for bounty campaign. There are a lot of good ICO projects but their bounty campaign are so terrible. For example, Refereum is a good ICO project, they sold 2 billion token out of 5 billions tokens in their ICO but their bounty is really really bad. They promise that they'll share 2% of sold token for bounty but they only share about 0.0001% of sold token for the whole bounty
Usually the best bounties are the ones related to the most promising ICO projects. When the project is well organized, having good and experienced team, clear whitepaper, attractive concept, its bounty would be profitable as well. I use to study the ICO project firstly before participating in its bounty.
What is your experience with bounties, which of them get the most profit ? The smaller ICOs with less participants or the bigger ICOs with way more participants ?
Would be good to hear some comments of you, because I wanted to start with translation bounties
When we are talking about most profit on bounties then it would be most likely be found on having a bigger ICO with less participant but this scenario do really happen on slim chances since we do know that when an ICO booms out or being hyped out expect there would be lots of participants on such bounty which would even more divide the amount allocated for bounty which means it will normally deduct as more people do comes in.This is why i do prefer on joining up bounties which do have a good project but less participant. Would be good to hear some comments of you, because I wanted to start with translation bounties
I think that generous awards are the best. If I believe that the project and Dev are organizing a signature campaign, I always join the signature campaign.
What is your experience with bounties, which of them get the most profit ? The smaller ICOs with less participants or the bigger ICOs with way more participants ?
Would be good to hear some comments of you, because I wanted to start with translation bounties
Would be good to hear some comments of you, because I wanted to start with translation bounties
My experience with bounties about four months. I think most profit ICOs with big quantity of participants.
In my opinion signature bounty is profitable enough. It depends on your luck, for example there was a big bounty campaign from Bancor with a lot of participants and everyone got their payments and were very happy. On the other hand recently Datawallet has had a bounty campaign, there were only 8 people in the signature campaign and believe me everyone was happy by their profits.
Yeah I guess that when the biggest allocation of the pool which is usually the signature bounty is divided by 8 people no body has anything to say against it haha
But as a Jr Member we dont get that much, thats why I try to become Member, but Merit is hard to get, I guess
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