Usually I choose bounty campaigns by many criteries. Of course first of all it's necessary to pay attention to availability of white paper, normally working website, duration of the bounty campaign, what soft and hardcap. Too big amount is not good.
At first attentively I read the first post of a bounty. I, as a rule, take part in the companies on social networks, like Twitter, Facebook, telegramm. Signature company is absolutely another conversation. I study rules of participation in the companies and if rules not too difficult, then I participate. Usually it's no more than 5 posts/reposts. Also it's desirable with reports at the end of the week, not on the middle. Also I try not to participate in too long bounty. That's can be scam. Well existence MVP is also desirable.
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Hey there,
Wondering which criterias do you follow to pick a bounty where to participate?
Definitely should check the team, roadmap, whitepaper, but is there something specific that you consider before participating?
Yes you my still also look into more points like the ICO ratings by the most common review sites and the manager who is managing that bounty because the reputed manager will pick only the best project so it is worth to have that tokens.And also check the history of the project team to identify the legitimacy of the project. Wondering which criterias do you follow to pick a bounty where to participate?
Definitely should check the team, roadmap, whitepaper, but is there something specific that you consider before participating?
What you say is probably the most essential thing to choose to join the project, left waiting for luck only.
I usually only participate in signature campaigns, so I usually choose high-value projects for community-based signature campaigns.
Clear strategy and strong community development. and is highly appreciated. That is my criteria when choosing projects
I generally read and listen some of ICO review sites, attempt to discover Icos with new thought, idea or better approach for taking care of issues, and after that I pick ico which have enormous abundance bounty plan.
I often spend a lot of time researching and analyzing the potential of the ICO project, and the website review is just where I refer last. Investment in ICO is still a very potential investment channel that investors can consider to get more profit from their investment. Hey there,
Wondering which criterias do you follow to pick a bounty where to participate?
Definitely should check the team, roadmap, whitepaper, but is there something specific that you consider before participating?
Wondering which criterias do you follow to pick a bounty where to participate?
Definitely should check the team, roadmap, whitepaper, but is there something specific that you consider before participating?
In addition to these port folio of team members and response of community to their project. All these things make overall ranking of a certain bounty. Expert reviews and investment also play an important factor for the selection. If you know except these do let me know as well..
I would prefer looking dor a bounty campaign that is managed by a reputable managers. And also an ICO tjat only last dor 2-3months. Those ICO that last more than that usually are scam projects. Yes, roadmap, whitepaper are also good basis in choosing an ICO but lately there are many fake ICO tjat have good toadmaps, whitepaper but atill end up scam because they are good in making fake roadmaps and whitepaper too. Better choose the reputable manager to avoid being scammed.
Hey there,
Wondering which criterias do you follow to pick a bounty where to participate?
Definitely should check the team, roadmap, whitepaper, but is there something specific that you consider before participating?
The most important criterias for me:Wondering which criterias do you follow to pick a bounty where to participate?
Definitely should check the team, roadmap, whitepaper, but is there something specific that you consider before participating?
1) Bounty manager
2) Website view
3) Idea
4) Bounty pool
5) The number of participants
and so on
In any case, it is necessary to take the quantity, the cruel statistics say that only a small % of successful ICO. Because only experience helps.
After a while you know the managers, advisors, and even talented teams.
And luck
After a while you know the managers, advisors, and even talented teams.
And luck
Being the bounty hunter there are few things that matters and these are common sense. Simply checking the group, guide or the whitepaper won't be sufficient. You should break down those. Another group does not imply that they will fall flat. They may have potential as well. So give them a shot. Additionally you have to check on the off chance that they can give "legitimate" one of a kind highlights. Only a sham from another venture will probably fall flat. Also, keep in mind about "all discussion".
You have to ensure that they will have the capacity to give what they guaranteed. I mean ensure what they are proposing is really achievable. A large portion of the ICO neglect to convey even a demo working undertaking!
You have to ensure that they will have the capacity to give what they guaranteed. I mean ensure what they are proposing is really achievable. A large portion of the ICO neglect to convey even a demo working undertaking!
if you have more times to do your own analyze, you can see many factors
but for me, I just see the manager or following what my friend's opinion, because sometimes I am lazy to do me own analyze
- the manager
- the ico (team,product,roadmap,etc)
- the bounty alocation
- the duration of campaign
but for me, I just see the manager or following what my friend's opinion, because sometimes I am lazy to do me own analyze
Hey there,
Wondering which criterias do you follow to pick a bounty where to participate?
Definitely should check the team, roadmap, whitepaper, but is there something specific that you consider before participating?
Wondering which criterias do you follow to pick a bounty where to participate?
Definitely should check the team, roadmap, whitepaper, but is there something specific that you consider before participating?
most at times all this maybe required but they don't really matter, i have once participated on a project that has all this qualification but yet the project are still scam project. in this non knows the project that will keep you earning.
Hey there,
Wondering which criterias do you follow to pick a bounty where to participate?
Definitely should check the team, roadmap, whitepaper, but is there something specific that you consider before participating?
Wondering which criterias do you follow to pick a bounty where to participate?
Definitely should check the team, roadmap, whitepaper, but is there something specific that you consider before participating?
I usually keep an eye on the bounty managers, which I know on the forum. Either before participated in their companies, or friends recommend. I do not have a clear algorithm by which I choose the company. Of course you need to read the road map and white paper, but sometimes they will not save you from fraud.
We still need to know whether it is relevant and whether the project will work. A very important point which Manager manages the project. Good managers often have good projects.
Nothing much aside all these things you have successfully listed. At times, I check reviews on various platforms issuing out ICO reviews but most importantly is the whitepaper and the website. I do not joke with these two at all.
It's gotten hard to pick the right bounty campaign. It was easy back in january, when everything boomed. Now that so many ICOs are either scam or are not reaching their softcap due to a weak project idea, I'm quite picky with my bounty campaigns. I usually join AmaZix bounty campaigns, since they value good projects and have quite good rewards if you put effort in what you are doing. Other than that Krypital bounty campaigns are also quite interesting.
Many of the projects in the last couple of months are a scam. Yo should check their whitepaper, you should also read their website to see are they any dates for particular ICO, were there maybe pre ICO, and what is the number of coins they sold in that period. Then you check the bounty manager, I myself never work for Irfan because he never paid me and because he has at least 30 campaigns that I know are scams and I didn't get paid. There are managers which you will love, and you will in time learn which one to avoid 
When you are working and texting to the managers you will see from the answers you get how are they, do they keep telegram active, do they respond to your messages on btc talk or telegram. I am very cautious now before I start to work for some campaign. I don't work for those campaigns who are hiding the spreadsheet. I am also checking the spreadsheet are they available and are the managers keeping it in good update conditions. You can see also are there many people rejected especially before you are writing a blog for some campaign. Read carefully all the rules before you even start to work for them. Good luck 
When you are working and texting to the managers you will see from the answers you get how are they, do they keep telegram active, do they respond to your messages on btc talk or telegram. I am very cautious now before I start to work for some campaign. I don't work for those campaigns who are hiding the spreadsheet. I am also checking the spreadsheet are they available and are the managers keeping it in good update conditions. You can see also are there many people rejected especially before you are writing a blog for some campaign. Read carefully all the rules before you even start to work for them. Good luck 
yes you are right should all participants of bounty campaign should be able to see ico that they will promote because bounty hunter also responsible with the investors to be able to provide correct information by looking at the team whitepapper and the concept they want to build.
In the past, I looked at how much the project has collected, but now I understand that there are also projects that have not gathered much, may be more serious and better than those who collected a lot.
which I value: Bounty Manager, how token allocation of the bounty program, reading whitepapernya, reading ANN Thread maybe that's all I do
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