Topic: Bounty Participants should be aware. - page 2. (Read 301 times)
Basically, I agree with you. You need to create a quick alert service for fraudulent ICO projects and either indicate in a separate public table or send a personal message to each bounty hunter involved in promoting a fraudulent project in order to prevent fraudsters from collecting funds. This would help everyone, including investors who have been investing in such fraudulent ICO projects for a long time. However, in order for the bounty hunter to be personally responsible for advertising a fraudulent project, a clear warning system is needed. Without this, there should be no responsibility.
I'm fully aware that ICO's now a days can't even reach softcap coz market is at sideways. No volume of traders or investors but I believe when it all comes to Bounties some will earn but the payments are delayed for a long time.
Good idea for the topic.
It is not always possible to assess the success of the team, due to lack of information. Most of the team members are in the LinkedIn network, which is a positive aspect for me.
Then analyze the white paper. There are nuances here, a person without technical education and experience in the bounty field can only scroll through this document. Not everyone will understand all the schemes, blocks of tokens. But even a beginner should read and research for the presence of logic in the document.
It is not always possible to assess the success of the team, due to lack of information. Most of the team members are in the LinkedIn network, which is a positive aspect for me.
Then analyze the white paper. There are nuances here, a person without technical education and experience in the bounty field can only scroll through this document. Not everyone will understand all the schemes, blocks of tokens. But even a beginner should read and research for the presence of logic in the document.
Bounty now is not the same thing as it was when it was first started, before once the bounties were done it did not take long for them to pay out and the coins that they paid out were actually a good value but now the bounties take forever to pay out the coins that they owe the bounty hunters and even when they do pay out, the value of the coins are very low
It seems to me that this is not the main reason why bounty hunters began to get a small profit. Now a huge number of people participate in the bounty programs, half of which are “Bots” and almost always the bounty manager does not delete bots. Even if the market starts to recover, the number of people in the bounty programs will only increase and the reward will decrease even more.
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I've seen that most of the bounty hunters are gathering here in order to meet their post quota in their bounties by replying or participating to some trash topics or low quality topics, the reason I've created this topic is for us to have some real discussions about Altcoins (But probably more on bounty part) at the same time meeting our signatures quota rather than participating to a useless/trash topics.
I have seen many topics that are similar to yours already and there have been real discussions on this board. I am not sure how you missed them 
Also, all the suggestions that you gave are good and I see them being posted by somebody else every time I visit here.
Disclaimer: I don't know if this was the right section but I think more of the bounty hunters are in this section which this topic was for
I've seen that most of the bounty hunters are gathering here in order to meet their post quota in their bounties by replying or participating to some trash topics or low quality topics, the reason I've created this topic is for us to have some real discussions about Altcoins (But probably more on bounty part) at the same time meeting our signatures quota rather than participating to a useless/trash topics.
So let's have some real discussions around here.
BOUNTY CAMPAIGNS
I've been exploring the forum finding some discussions, news or whatever information is it and found out a topic about bounty campaigns. We all know that most of the identity of the bitcointalk forum is for having a bounty campaign section which most of the crypto developers are looking for in order to promote their project.
I've came to a thread which stated that there's a currently running campaign that promotes ponzi scheme (and of course the bounty manager will offer a high amount of reward in order for many people to join) and that's what happened a lot of people joins and wear a signature, share infos through social media but after a DT member checked and confirmed that the project is a scam he/she post in the bounty thread as well as in the reputation (I'm not sure or in meta) that participants should remove their signature and stop promoting the project throughout the forum and he/she gives a time for them to remove and those people who failed to remove the signature has been tagged.
Well in my opinion we can't blame the DT-member because it's against the rule in the forum as well to a fellow investors but as a Bounty hunter we should be responsible in promoting the projects we are joining right? We should not be deceive by the bounty managers reputation, the presentation of the thread, the high reward.
We should be looking at the projects contents, concept, how does the project works, what are the positives and negatives of the project and specially the legibility of the projects mission. We can do that by:
• Doing our own research
• Studying the projects in our own way
• Studying the team's accomplishments
• Reading the Whitepaper and analyzing it
• Following the roadmap and technical details
We should be responsible in our action, we might harm others without knowing by promoting an illegal or scam projects. Well our accounts may be in danger too, just like what the users who received a negative trust by promoting a ponzi.
I would like to hear all your opinions and insights as well as your ways on choosing the projects you're going to promote.
I've seen that most of the bounty hunters are gathering here in order to meet their post quota in their bounties by replying or participating to some trash topics or low quality topics, the reason I've created this topic is for us to have some real discussions about Altcoins (But probably more on bounty part) at the same time meeting our signatures quota rather than participating to a useless/trash topics.
So let's have some real discussions around here.
BOUNTY CAMPAIGNS
I've been exploring the forum finding some discussions, news or whatever information is it and found out a topic about bounty campaigns. We all know that most of the identity of the bitcointalk forum is for having a bounty campaign section which most of the crypto developers are looking for in order to promote their project.
I've came to a thread which stated that there's a currently running campaign that promotes ponzi scheme (and of course the bounty manager will offer a high amount of reward in order for many people to join) and that's what happened a lot of people joins and wear a signature, share infos through social media but after a DT member checked and confirmed that the project is a scam he/she post in the bounty thread as well as in the reputation (I'm not sure or in meta) that participants should remove their signature and stop promoting the project throughout the forum and he/she gives a time for them to remove and those people who failed to remove the signature has been tagged.
Well in my opinion we can't blame the DT-member because it's against the rule in the forum as well to a fellow investors but as a Bounty hunter we should be responsible in promoting the projects we are joining right? We should not be deceive by the bounty managers reputation, the presentation of the thread, the high reward.
We should be looking at the projects contents, concept, how does the project works, what are the positives and negatives of the project and specially the legibility of the projects mission. We can do that by:
• Doing our own research
• Studying the projects in our own way
• Studying the team's accomplishments
• Reading the Whitepaper and analyzing it
• Following the roadmap and technical details
We should be responsible in our action, we might harm others without knowing by promoting an illegal or scam projects. Well our accounts may be in danger too, just like what the users who received a negative trust by promoting a ponzi.
I would like to hear all your opinions and insights as well as your ways on choosing the projects you're going to promote.
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