Topic: Bounty hunters, how much you really earned in the last two years? - page 2. (Read 823 times)

I stopped supporting them years ago because of the fact said by OP. It's worthless, they don't even pay most of the times, they do shitty projects that has no future, they just run a scam project and run whenever they want. All the efforts in promoting them is just trash and worse, you are the one who will blamed by investors who believed about it.
In the past, there are legit developers who seeks a good future in cryptocurrencies, now, its all just about the money and it's sad.

As a newbie, what people say hear as regards bounty earnings in the past few years is no longer encouraging. I doubt a time of earning good pay will ever come again as the number of hunters increase everyday.

I open bounty forums every day, but I don't think I can start, I don't know how to choose the right one. I have very little experience and am still learning. I hope that the projects I find can last for a long time. See everyone discussing that the bounty campaign was the peak six or seven years ago...

As a newbie, what people say hear as regards bounty earnings in the past few years is no longer encouraging. I doubt a time of earning good pay will ever come again as the number of hunters increase everyday.

In my opinion, Bounty performance in terms of budget and payment to hunters has been on the decline for the past 10 months. Out of many campaigns that I have participated in (for the past 10 months), only about 5 campaigns made payment in the range of $10 to $40, while two campaigns paid in the range of $200. Most of the payments are less than $1. On the average, for every ten projects that I have participated in, five ends up being scam, or will have one issue or the other despite doing some research on the project before participating.

I observed that project owners are the most free entities, because it seems there is nothing to hold them. I have participated in over 15 campaigns that ends up with the project owners refusing to pay, or simply refusing to communicate and that is it. Many campaigns end up just after one week, and no payment. Bounty hunters, in my opinion are really being exploited. Sometimes I wonder if bounty hunting has become a charity of some sort because they end up not getting rewarded in many instances. There is hardly any payment being made. I have observed two scenarios: Listed tokens either pay peanuts (usually less than 5 USDT worth of tokens) or they will keep holding the tokens for several months, even though they are listed; the other scenario is to pay tokens that are yet to be listed.

My other observation includes: Some projects hold on to listing for many months waiting for the bull market; Some escrow projects end up paying worthless amount of tokens some not even up to $1. In my opinion, bounty hunting is dying and even participants are declining. Hunters only look out for few campaigns by some managers that may fetch some fair campaigns. I will suggest publishing scam campaigns in this forum so as to serve as a caution to project owners who now have freedom to do as hey want and nothing holds them. They waste people time and go freely. Secondly, why is it not possible to make all campaigns escrow? Unlisted tokens should pay in USDT - on a fair budget. Hunters must not wait for years to get their rewards because the token they promoted have not been listed. IMO, I think hunters task is more to promote the project than an investor so why won't they be rewarded timely?

I was attempting bounty hunting back in 2016-2017 in 20 something number of projects after which I stopped participating in them. Till date those shitcoins are in my ethereum wallet and only one of those projects have given me decent returns, that is BCDiploma token/EvidenZ (BCDT). I was able to sell a stash of them at the all time high and have been holding to the other half of the stash for even more gains in future. The second one would be Viberate (VIB) which was an additional payment on a signature campaign, but have performed much better previously after launch and then went to dumps only to reincarnate a few months back.

To be honest, these are needles in a haystack and I therefore dont recommend and neither do I myself participate in these campaigns. But I doubt any of those bounty hunters are actually going to read this and write a comment.

From my own side here, I still make something reasonable from few bounty campaigns out there, just many of these campaigns end up being a waste of time. The last one whose signature I made over $2,000 from, was neglected by high rank members of the forum and I took advantage of it. It ended up being the second best of my bounty campaign ever. Some campaigns still worth the time.

Every bounty hunter has their own choice, and those you've mentioned are like the common denominators for most bounty hunters.
Escrow funds or tokens to make sure that you'll get paid no matter what happens to the project, there's the allocation ready to be there.
And at the same time, a good bounty manager is a good indicator but not guaranteed that the project or token is good.

I stopped to work with non escrow campaigns, even i will join only those are already trading on the exchanges otherwise there are no guarantee to get payment end of the campaign. I heard this (KUOR) is rugged pull so that it’s going worthless, payment was escrowed but hunters got payments with no value on the market.

As a high rank forum member, I believe you should be able to do beyond shoddy research before making a conclusion. If you did research my past campaigns, you will see the KUWA campaign was left in just ⅓ participation when I saw it would amount to a waste of time like mentioned above.
One more thing you didn't consider in your research is that I said the campaign from whose signature I make over $2k was ignored by high rank forum members like you but on KUWA campaign, there were so many high rank members on the signature campaign.
Just like I said before, let's do more than shoddy research before drawing a conclusion, and I assure you that you'll find a worthy project to earn big from

According to his posting history, the last bounty campaign he was was Kuwa.io. Spreadsheet shows that he has got 950 tokens. The highest token prices was in the middle of November and it was about $0.0068. Users wallet shows that his token value is about 4 cents right now (he did not sell them). Either he was talking about some other campaign, but definitely not about his "last".

I ever checked with las bounty campaign have payment under $3 for signature campaign participants and lower than $1 for social media campaign.

After era 2017 all bounties campaign not running well and have lower payment received, I think waste time have to create multiple account for joining bounties campaign with reward like this.

Wow, you surprise me, while most people, including the legends on the forums, admit that bounty campaigns have become useless and are no longer bringing any return worthy of the effort hunters put in, you say you made $2k in a signature campaign. I am inquisitive about the name of this project because I have been following it continuously since 2020. Until now, there has been no bounty campaign that can bring such big profits. Did I miss something?

From my own side here, I still make something reasonable from few bounty campaigns out there, just many of these campaigns end up being a waste of time. The last one whose signature I made over $2,000 from, was neglected by high rank members of the forum and I took advantage of it. It ended up being the second best of my bounty campaign ever. Some campaigns still worth the time.

I had the same reaction when I read that figure, it is simply incredible but at the same time the greed of scammers is so out of control that it would not surprise me if this is in fact an accurate number, at this rate the number of altcoins released in a single year will be higher than all the fiat currencies that have ever existed, but that should show us how much of a joke the altcoin market has become during the last years.