Topic: Bounties are becoming like mining - page 4. (Read 578 times)
All these options together make up my work. This year is very difficult. But he taught me a lot. Then I'll see if I should keep doing
I still do some bounty, this time the price of bitcoin is affecting the bonus in the bounty. I think trade is hardly profitable, because you have to invest money in it and have trade technique. Choose for yourself a good project to do, maybe it's worth going into the future.
It seems like bounties are becoming more and more like mining each day. Simply not profitable. The amount of dollars you earn vs the total amount of time you spend completing the tasks is less than minimum wage. Are you guys moving over to trading or are you sticking it out hoping for better days?
for me yeah, since i dont have enough funds to trade, id rather do bounties, well, it depends on whose bounties are you in, but to say bounties are like mining, it is unlikely true, first, those two are different in many aspects, but to make it simple, more users are into bounties than mining, and we are talking about capitals and funds here, so for us small time users, we will still do bounties for now.
With the current crypto market situation, I can assert that all bounty, mining, and trading are the same. Mining is currently in a difficult situation in the profit optimization. However, excavators provide daily income. While the bounty is difficult when the ICO attracts a lot of investment, everyone becomes cautious with the ICO and the massive participation of bounty hunters makes the rewards very small or impossible to receive when the ICO fails. Trading can be profitable, but at the present, it is not easy for you to lose money without basic knowledge and understanding of technical analysis.
It seems like bounties are becoming more and more like mining each day. Simply not profitable. The amount of dollars you earn vs the total amount of time you spend completing the tasks is less than minimum wage. Are you guys moving over to trading or are you sticking it out hoping for better days?
i sticking with bounties and hope for better days. i spend my time at the computer anyway, so i will continue to work on bouties on the side. since i dont have to spend any extra time, it's okay if the payment isnt quite as good.... at least still.
As the ICO is increasingly failing, there are not many bonuses. I still combine the transaction, the work and the bounty
Bounty is a cheap solution for those who want coins for free. Even with a Smartphone, we can work on a bounty.
Mining is a difficult thing, because a lot of money must be spent.
Mining is a difficult thing, because a lot of money must be spent.
Better to just invest with them.
The bounty thing could be your bonus and also a way to know more about their project and be updated too.
1 percent for all the bounties is not that much. So buy some to add to your profits on the future when they get listed om an exchange. I guess a lot of users here have been doing that strategy for some time.
The bounty thing could be your bonus and also a way to know more about their project and be updated too.
1 percent for all the bounties is not that much. So buy some to add to your profits on the future when they get listed om an exchange. I guess a lot of users here have been doing that strategy for some time.
It seems like bounties are becoming more and more like mining each day. Simply not profitable. The amount of dollars you earn vs the total amount of time you spend completing the tasks is less than minimum wage. Are you guys moving over to trading or are you sticking it out hoping for better days?
I think this two buddies are different in their form on requires your time and energy. why the other requires your electricity and GPU.
I don't think so. Bounty is different than mining. Can you give me a strong reason why you said "simply not profitable"? I think it is profitable, but surely it depends on how your strategy in following an ICO bounty. I will continue my work as a bounty hunter, I am not afraid.
It seems like bounties are becoming more and more like mining each day. Simply not profitable. The amount of dollars you earn vs the total amount of time you spend completing the tasks is less than minimum wage. Are you guys moving over to trading or are you sticking it out hoping for better days?
Good comparison. People will make a thread like " Is Bounty Still Profitable?" similar to "Is Mining Still Profitable".Well for now it's hard to earn from bounty since 80% projects is scam or failed. Have some useless coin on my wallet and don't know what to do with them, I think we have to change people mind to work only if you get paid with the coin that available in the market not a coin from the project itself.
I'm still new to these world but i believe more in the investing rather than mining or bounty.
If you mean that the trend of bounty hunting and mining based on income. Its a yes, both are the same decreasing in profit from time to time but the value you have gain from the past is soaring high after. Just continue what are you doing right now bounties or mining and you will harvest it someday.
It seems like bounties are becoming more and more like mining each day. Simply not profitable. The amount of dollars you earn vs the total amount of time you spend completing the tasks is less than minimum wage. Are you guys moving over to trading or are you sticking it out hoping for better days?
The reason why the bounty is no longer that profitable is because of the bear market condition and the eth price that just went down, if market turns to bull run, it might be profitable again, so gather as much coins as you and hold
I think you are so correct, my friends who join bounty since last keeps complaining of the same thing over and over again, and I think the reason is because of the bear market and the influx of more people into bounty hunting
Although the results lately have not been so encouraging, the bounties still have good projects, the ideal is to spend a few hours a day to see if a project will have a future or not and so base our participation in it, everything is being affected by this bear market, the best we can hope is that things will recover soon.
The bounties is like a continuous mining and the profits are quite high so I feel that it is balanced with the time I spent taking part in the bounty project, but not all projects run well and not even finish in the targeted time or scamer, so we have to heart in following a good project so as not to lose the time and money we have risked. according to my experience I chose with a large community and manager of a bounty project that was well known for its success.
It seems like bounties are becoming more and more like mining each day. Simply not profitable. The amount of dollars you earn vs the total amount of time you spend completing the tasks is less than minimum wage.
Yes, I feel the same. The extended bounty and the delay of payment and listing exchange distribution is the reason. I am not sure, the developers always delay the distribution and wait to list to excahnge. Do they need free listing by voting? I think ICO investors will not be interested with slow move of developers. WHy they list and distribute the tokens in exchangers and the price will go up as long as their project is real. If their project scam, everything is worthless. 
They are profitable if you do your job and do it correctly. You should be participating in as many bounties as you can, but ensure that you only spend your time working with projects that are extremely strong, because right now it's difficult to raise money due to a lot of FUD in the air surrounding the recent SEC delays and ETF rulings. If you're a shitposter who doesn't produce useful advertising, then you don't deserve any bounty rewards either, so make sure you're actually contributing, rather than just spouting useless trash that doesn't help spread the word.
yea seeing a bunch of jr accounts, there has to be a ton of people out there with multiple accounts cheating kind of sucks but when people see money to be paid they jump all over it.
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