Topic: Bounty is like a Box Chocolate - page 23. (Read 18449 times)
Yes, these days bounty most of the bounty campaigns are the scam or the allocation of the bounties are too low. But we can't say like that always. Because if you do a good bounty campaign in your best. You build you chocolate as a chocolate shop.
Yes, I agree with you on this, but the value of these tokens is still to the judgment of the people who set up the project. If they decide to stop the project then the token will be zero and that is what you are saying
That is the life of a bounty hunter you don't know if you get a coin that is worthles, we always hope that at the of the campaign that they will pays us, that is not scam.
I agree with that because if the bounty campaign that you've joined is a successful one then you will get nice rewards, full of chocolates indeed. But if it's not successful, rewards will be lower than what you've expected. Just choose the battle you fight.
Last year's bounty was gold. If you do one, you will get a lot of income. This year's bounty is mixed with too much garbage. Even a good project can be very worthless, so it all depends on luck. child.
But there are people who support the prize in order to see what you will receive or what it feels like. But you also have to be careful with what you do even though it looks good.
Last year's bounty was gold. If you do one, you will get a lot of income. This year's bounty is mixed with too much garbage. Even a good project can be very worthless, so it all depends on luck. child.
definately a bounty is compared to a box of chocolate because it feels like that you are opening a box of chocolate for the first time.It was like when you were able to received your very first tokens from the bounties you joined.You felt very happy and it will surely put a big smile to your face,the same feeling when you eat chocolates for the first time.
I agree, it's very unpredictable, but with the right analysis, you can always choose only "delicious chocolates"
Yes you didn't know what will you get if you don't research first before you join the bounty campaign, and it is your choice if you will continue with that campaign or not.
I disagree. I think it depends on your due dilligence before you enter the market bounty. If the project is good then for obvious reasons the bounty will be good. Its not like box of choclates where you never what you gonna get next nonsense. Its the noob who thinks that way. Do your dilligence and keep your things under control.
That's why I prefer to participate in bounty campaigns whose coins are already traded on exchangers.
i also look for such bounties, but there are just too few of them. when i find one, it is usually already full and the number of participants is limited. somehow i'm never lucky with that. nevertheless, i continue to search and maybe it will eventually work, which i can join in such a bountie. 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.
You will not really know if you didn't try it... You will just keep predicting it and in that you will be get a prisoner of your own prediction... If you didn't try it you will not understand... It is better to experience it than doing nothing atleast with that strategy you are gaining more knowledge and it will not be taken away from you...
If you pay attention to how the order of payments is going now, you can skip the fact that now a lot of people still do not get anything to pay their time while promoting the project. Thus, it now becomes dangerous to take part in the bounty if the project is in doubt.
Bounty campaigns doesn't assure you that the token that you are getting have a value, or higher value. Some given tokens doesn't have a value at all. So before joining a bounty campaign, make sure that you have reviewed the project if it is promising or not.
If only generosity were so easy to find , but still if you manage. Best sweetness .
It's safer to do bounties that pay in bitcoin because you know it will at least be worth something. Of course you can always go the risky route and get paid in a projects tokens which may be worth a lot more or end up being worth zero. Seems like a lot of bounties now are complete scams and never pay anything so be careful when choosing.
Yes, I fully agree with you that from the bounty campaigns and their tokens you never know what to expect. This is a very interesting intrigue for me.
One has a valid token or not. If the ICO has achieved soft cap. That means the token will be valid. Of course it may be lower than the ICO price. You can self-assess that ICO is valid if you have experience in ICO investing or bounty participation long enough
I am hoping to get started in this bounty space in a few weeks, hopefully it will pay well, would appreciate any advice
That's why I prefer to participate in bounty campaigns whose coins are already traded on exchangers.
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