I'd compare it to gold mining more, you can find rarely real gold in a lot of mud and shit.
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It's truth but unlike a box of chocolate it's definitely not the chocolate inside but something different...
I'd compare it to gold mining more, you can find rarely real gold in a lot of mud and shit.
I'd compare it to gold mining more, you can find rarely real gold in a lot of mud and shit.
Yes, I agree with the author of the thread. Bounty campaign, as well as airdrops can be compared with a box of chocolates or candy kinder surprise. You never know what kind of candy or toy is inside, and it's impossible to guess which bounty campaign will bring you much or little profit. Sometimes a bounty campaign or airdrop seems like a shitcoin, but as a result it can bring you a big profit.
Being on a bounty campaign is like a box of chocolate you never know what you're going to get.
conclusion:
You never know that a Token you're gonna get have some worth or no.
don't you agree guys?
"Forest Gump Movie Qoutes"
Life is Like a box of chocolate you never know what you're going to get.
conclusion:
You never know that a Token you're gonna get have some worth or no.
don't you agree guys?
"Forest Gump Movie Qoutes"
Life is Like a box of chocolate you never know what you're going to get.
This is not so hard to predict 'how many tokens you will get for bounty stakes'. But the most difficult part is to choose a good bounty to participate. Saying a good bounty I mean a good ICO project (not a scam)
Exactly, bounties are like a box of chocolate: you never no what is inside but the reward is usually sweet.
But if we read what is written on the box we can have a clue what is inside.
But if we read what is written on the box we can have a clue what is inside.
That's true. But primarily it depends on what kind of bounty work you are doing. I prefer to do some signatures compaign. Good bounty is not so easy to find, because some of them are scam project, but if you find something good i think it will be a real box Chocolate.
Based on our experience is indeed very difficult to know that the project will grow big or just disappear. However, by conducting an analysis for a project we can certainly predict the ICO. With what is on the roadmap the project, we can figure it out.
Those that have been in bounty for sometimes now do the critical analysis of what they can get before engaging in a campaign. The newbies may not know much about that. That is why many old hunters consider the bounty pool, duration and cap to the participants before engaging.
There are times you can foresee what you may get from an abundance battle. This must be done through understanding. Most particularly on the off chance that you are great at breaking down ventures previously taking an interest in them. Before it is recorded on trade, you can likewise disclose to yourself that you need it to be sold at x2, x3, x5 or much more the ICO cost. These are the manners in which you can foresee. In spite of the fact that, your forecasts may not generally be correct.
that's exactly bounty is like a chocolate box, which we have some no knowledge about what we are going to get in it. just like we do it and work. then only after we work, we find out what we got from him. just like after losing the box of chocolate,it shows what is inside it.
Being on a bounty campaign is like a box of chocolate you never know what you're going to get.
conclusion:
You never know that a Token you're gonna get have some worth or no.
don't you agree guys?
"Forest Gump Movie Qoutes"
Life is Like a box of chocolate you never know what you're going to get.
I agree with you and seriously I have promote some projects that I end up not earning any things. It is a kind of luck for you to really make money from bounty. Many of us that promotes on twitter and facebook earn below what other earned from signature campaign. conclusion:
You never know that a Token you're gonna get have some worth or no.
don't you agree guys?
"Forest Gump Movie Qoutes"
Life is Like a box of chocolate you never know what you're going to get.
Yes, we work without knowing the exact information about earnings. So when working with bounty, we do not see how much we earn
Yes, I really agree with your opinion. no one can guess how the ico project will be successful or not in the future. As a participant I only wished for a successful ico project and that was not easy.
Bounty is one of the best ways to earn without any investment. So in most cases it's cool, the main thing is to choose the right project
I disagree. Bounty is like a gift from anonymous person. You will not know if the item or items inside is good or bad. It can be an expensive or cheap one. But when you are talking about box of chocolate, you will know what is inside it's a chocolate but you will not know if you will like the taste or not. I personally select very carefully the bounties I do participate. I only do bounties for projects I will personally invest in, because they are a great way to get some additional tokens for free, that I actually care about and intend to hold.
Yes, there is some truth in this statement. But it seems to me that in most cases you can understand whether you get your profit or not
I want to taste the chocolate.
Yes its a surprise package.
You are very much correct.
With the acquisition of experience, it will be easier to distinguish a fraudulent project or projects that have no value and are unpromising.
Not you are wrong. bounty is not like a box of chocolate. It is like a lottery. You do not know you win a lottery or not when you have bought a lottery ticket. It is not sure you will get rewards when you apply for bounty campaign as scams are reported. So stay alert.
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