Topic: Bounty hunters are a job? - page 50. (Read 4352 times)

a bounty program is an offer made by many blockchain startups which enables users to receive compensation for performing marketing tasks, reporting bugs or improving a product or service. Blockchain start-ups that plan to hold a crowdsale, often allocate a percentage of their total tokens to such a campaign or a fixed amount in Ether/Bitcoin. in otherwords, i don't think bounty hunting is actually job

For me, I see bounty hunting as a part time job because aside bounty, I have another source of income. I cannot totally depend on what I get from bounty not even now when most bounty are turning out to be scam. Even higher ranked signature participants do not only depend on bounty, they have other things foung like trading, minning, etc.

That depends entirely on the bounty hunter himself, there are many that are wearing the signature of an ico just to support it, there are some that are using their spare time to earn some tokens and see if they can make money by trading or by investing, but there are some other people that have made bounty hunting their main job, in my opinion those people are taking a huge risk because we do not know for how long bounty campaigns are still going to be allowed in the forum and if bounties are forbidden they will lose everything.

It is true that many people have taken the task of hunting bounties as a job, and in fact have been professionalized in such a way that they have armed complex systems to participate in as many bounties as possible, so many of them are willing to break all existing rules in order to achieve their purposes.

And precisely this type of hostile and aggressive attitudes is what has led to forums such as bitcointalk to rethink the possibility of eliminating these types of campaigns that have reduced the quality of the forum to the ground, because these professionals of the bounty-hunting have no more concern than accumulate tokens, without worrying about destroying any forum or cryptospace in the process.

Well, personally for me it is an additional income. But in the future, I see this as the main work. Each person distributes his time in different ways and for someone bounty can be both the main job and just a hobby.

I dont think bounty hunter is ajob,its more like additional token income and self learning about crypto world,but with so new members coming in all system now is broken.

bounty whores out the correct turn ; D.Dont think u can turn it into a full time job but great for a part time job

I don't really think that you should consider it as a real job because it couldn't really support you,
There are so many scam campaign nowadays so I think depending too much on bounty is not a good thing to do.

the bounty hunter for me was the beginning as an additional source of income but at that time the price could be calculated fantastically and became the main income.

Any work you do to earn some income is referred to as job, regardless of where the money is coming from. It can be a freelance job, part time job or a full time job.

I continue to work and do not give up. Although payments are already close to a complete stop or freeze.

Bounty I perceive as additional earnings. Especially now. Payouts for participation in the bounty fell as well as the market of crypto currency in general.

Bounty hunting has definitely expanded to the point where there is now an endless supply of tasks to do for bounties.

If possible, you should join two or more bounties from the same project.  If you write well, find the projects that value writers (based on rewards) and put articles on Medium or Steemit.  Twitter and Facebook bounties are usually worth it too.  In my travels, I've heard individuals report making huge amounts of money wearing signatures.  In fact, most of the senior members only bother with signature bounties.

If you had say 50 twitter bounties and 50 facebook bounties running at the same time, you are looking at 8 hours per day minimum keeping good track and staying on top of all the tasks.

And, depending on what country you live in, and the economic opportunities available there, bounty hunting may appear to be extremely lucrative indeed.  Particularly in countries where the dollar exchange rate is in their favor.

Crypto is not like fiat in that crypto fluctuates based on the value of fiat.  Fiat goes up and down, whereas crypto stays the same.  In twenty years, 0.25 BCT will still be 0.25 BCT, versus the loss of purchasing power associated with holding dollars long-term.

Over time, your experience will guide you on which projects to take on and which projects to pass on by.

Best of luck to everyone out there.  And, may all your crypto dreams come true.

The bounty campaigns depends on one commitment towards participating various tasks on social medias. If one decides to do it as a full time this is the most paying job and the best way of accumulating coins from various bounty project. As we have seen there are very many bounty campaigns that fully reward the promised rewards to the hunters.

Yes,I think it's one kind of job. Because all hunter need to fullfil some rules for getting stakes of tokens as a reward. So it's one kind of job in my sides.

Yes, this is job, but this is not the main job. It is difficult to make the bounty the main job, because there is no stability in this area and it is difficult to plan your income.

A year ago you could make good money on the bounty but now the income is not great, so for me it's a hobby.

Well, if someone gives up their job is to see the bounty is a job, think you will not have a monthly salary, so where do you eat, pay for living expenses?

they only focus on bounty hunting
whereas if they want to be more active to learn they can get a bigger advantage than just focusing on the bounty
it's not a matter of capital but it's about the mindset of everyone to move forward and move

I considered this my hobby. I think that this is a full-fledged work now. I can make money and my opinion has changed.