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Topic: Bounty stake rewards, what does it mean? (Read 214 times)
You need to check the bounty campaign profile to make sure about the bounty rules.
Lately I've seen a lot of people ask what the stakes are that you receive when you successfully complete a bounty. I would like to try and explain this to avoid any confusion. 
So :
What are stakes? Stakes are rewards that are given upon the successfull completion of any bounty. The number of stakes that you receive depends on the amount of work that you have put into the bounty. Bounty rewards can be claimed weekly. The total number of stakes will determine the number of coins that you will receive.
How many tokens will I get for my stakes? Depending on the bounty where you received the stakes for. Let's take for example the Twitter bounty.
The total number of tokens in the Twitter bounty is A tokens. Let's assume that the total number of stakes is B stakes. (this depends on the number of stakes handed out to every participant) Let's assume that I got C stakes for the Twitter bounty.
This would mean that I will receive A/B/C coins.
How can I get more stakes? Be more active in all the different bounty's! More activities means more stakes. Submit weekly reports to receive more stakes.
When will I receive my tokens? The exact date will be announced later. This will be when the bounty is over.
So :
What are stakes? Stakes are rewards that are given upon the successfull completion of any bounty. The number of stakes that you receive depends on the amount of work that you have put into the bounty. Bounty rewards can be claimed weekly. The total number of stakes will determine the number of coins that you will receive.
How many tokens will I get for my stakes? Depending on the bounty where you received the stakes for. Let's take for example the Twitter bounty.
The total number of tokens in the Twitter bounty is A tokens. Let's assume that the total number of stakes is B stakes. (this depends on the number of stakes handed out to every participant) Let's assume that I got C stakes for the Twitter bounty.
This would mean that I will receive A/B/C coins.
How can I get more stakes? Be more active in all the different bounty's! More activities means more stakes. Submit weekly reports to receive more stakes.
When will I receive my tokens? The exact date will be announced later. This will be when the bounty is over.
You missed the things like bounty allocation. The number of tokens you will receive depends on the bounty allocation on the type of campaign you joined and the number of stakes you will receive in the type of campaign you joined. And about the last part, you will receive your tokens mostly when token sale is over or days after the token sale is over.
EXAMPLE:
Distribution of awards at ranks in the Bitcointalk forum:
different rank will get different stakes.
at the end of the bounty they will all be added up.
then the bounty budget will be divided by the some of all stakes.
let say you have 100 stakes. total stakes of all bounty participants is 10,000. budget is 1,000,000 tokens.
this will be
1,000,000 / 10,000 = 100 each stakes....
you have 100 stakes x 100 tokens = 10,000 tokens.
this will be your final pay out (number of tokens)
Distribution of awards at ranks in the Bitcointalk forum:
Quote
1. Newbie 1 stake\week
2. Jr.member 5 stakes\week
3. Member 10 stakes\week
4. Full member 30 stakes\week
5. Sr.member 50 stakes\week
6. Legendary 80 stakes\week
2. Jr.member 5 stakes\week
3. Member 10 stakes\week
4. Full member 30 stakes\week
5. Sr.member 50 stakes\week
6. Legendary 80 stakes\week
different rank will get different stakes.
at the end of the bounty they will all be added up.
then the bounty budget will be divided by the some of all stakes.
let say you have 100 stakes. total stakes of all bounty participants is 10,000. budget is 1,000,000 tokens.
this will be
1,000,000 / 10,000 = 100 each stakes....
you have 100 stakes x 100 tokens = 10,000 tokens.
this will be your final pay out (number of tokens)
i got you! now i understand better on how stakes are calculated in the end of bounty pool... your explanation is more simplier and very much comprehensive. thank you!
Lately I've seen a lot of people ask what the stakes are that you receive when you successfully complete a bounty. I would like to try and explain this to avoid any confusion.
So :
What are stakes? Stakes are rewards that are given upon the successfull completion of any bounty. The number of stakes that you receive depends on the amount of work that you have put into the bounty. Bounty rewards can be claimed weekly. The total number of stakes will determine the number of coins that you will receive.
How many tokens will I get for my stakes? Depending on the bounty where you received the stakes for. Let's take for example the Twitter bounty.
The total number of tokens in the Twitter bounty is A tokens. Let's assume that the total number of stakes is B stakes. (this depends on the number of stakes handed out to every participant) Let's assume that I got C stakes for the Twitter bounty.
This would mean that I will receive A/B/C coins.
How can I get more stakes? Be more active in all the different bounty's! More activities means more stakes. Submit weekly reports to receive more stakes.
When will I receive my tokens? The exact date will be announced later. This will be when the bounty is over.
So :
What are stakes? Stakes are rewards that are given upon the successfull completion of any bounty. The number of stakes that you receive depends on the amount of work that you have put into the bounty. Bounty rewards can be claimed weekly. The total number of stakes will determine the number of coins that you will receive.
How many tokens will I get for my stakes? Depending on the bounty where you received the stakes for. Let's take for example the Twitter bounty.
The total number of tokens in the Twitter bounty is A tokens. Let's assume that the total number of stakes is B stakes. (this depends on the number of stakes handed out to every participant) Let's assume that I got C stakes for the Twitter bounty.
This would mean that I will receive A/B/C coins.
How can I get more stakes? Be more active in all the different bounty's! More activities means more stakes. Submit weekly reports to receive more stakes.
When will I receive my tokens? The exact date will be announced later. This will be when the bounty is over.
Helpful topics. This is a very good and clear explanation. The important thing is when we follow the bounty campaign, we must understand the rules of bounty program. If we do not implement according to the rules, then there is no stake for us.
Lately I've seen a lot of people ask what the stakes are that you receive when you successfully complete a bounty. I would like to try and explain this to avoid any confusion.
So :
What are stakes? Stakes are rewards that are given upon the successfull completion of any bounty. The number of stakes that you receive depends on the amount of work that you have put into the bounty. Bounty rewards can be claimed weekly. The total number of stakes will determine the number of coins that you will receive.
How many tokens will I get for my stakes? Depending on the bounty where you received the stakes for. Let's take for example the Twitter bounty.
The total number of tokens in the Twitter bounty is A tokens. Let's assume that the total number of stakes is B stakes. (this depends on the number of stakes handed out to every participant) Let's assume that I got C stakes for the Twitter bounty.
This would mean that I will receive A/B/C coins.
How can I get more stakes? Be more active in all the different bounty's! More activities means more stakes. Submit weekly reports to receive more stakes.
When will I receive my tokens? The exact date will be announced later. This will be when the bounty is over.
The easiest way to undertand about the stake is it is only the method of bounty manager to calculate the token after Bounty end. Finally, the reward token you receive is = stake* rate (stake/total pool). Dont worry about it, if you try hard, you will receive a lot of token So :
What are stakes? Stakes are rewards that are given upon the successfull completion of any bounty. The number of stakes that you receive depends on the amount of work that you have put into the bounty. Bounty rewards can be claimed weekly. The total number of stakes will determine the number of coins that you will receive.
How many tokens will I get for my stakes? Depending on the bounty where you received the stakes for. Let's take for example the Twitter bounty.
The total number of tokens in the Twitter bounty is A tokens. Let's assume that the total number of stakes is B stakes. (this depends on the number of stakes handed out to every participant) Let's assume that I got C stakes for the Twitter bounty.
This would mean that I will receive A/B/C coins.
How can I get more stakes? Be more active in all the different bounty's! More activities means more stakes. Submit weekly reports to receive more stakes.
When will I receive my tokens? The exact date will be announced later. This will be when the bounty is over.
Let me explain it easy for you.
Bounty has total 1.000.000 tokens on the reward. 15% for Twitter Campaign means 150.000 tokens.
Your twitter earned total 100 stakes in the Twitter campaign. All participants earned 10.000 stakes.
So you will earn (150.000/10.000) x 100 = 1500 (tokens) from Twitter Campaign.
The number of stakes often depending on your twitter quality (more follows mean higher stake, audit rate,....) and the number of retweets that you've done in the campaign.
Bounty has total 1.000.000 tokens on the reward. 15% for Twitter Campaign means 150.000 tokens.
Your twitter earned total 100 stakes in the Twitter campaign. All participants earned 10.000 stakes.
So you will earn (150.000/10.000) x 100 = 1500 (tokens) from Twitter Campaign.
The number of stakes often depending on your twitter quality (more follows mean higher stake, audit rate,....) and the number of retweets that you've done in the campaign.
Obviously stakes are the most important aspect of a bounty the success of any bounty depend on the work force who really take there time to or leverage on a particular bounty to perform task and assignment as to earn tokens which at the end of the bounty they get paid. Tokens determined how much you earn at the end of any bounty you get involved in. Every participant is rewarded in stakes done in the form of tokens. In other wards stakes are simply shares which are determined after the ico to know how much that is raised through participation during the bounty.
Stake means reward. As you participated in one ICO's bounty program, after the end of the ICO you will receive tokens. The tokens will depend on the stake you earned and the stake is depended on your rank and how many bounty programs you attend. You can find the details in the bounty link of any specific ICO.
There's a pool for the reward/tokens for distribution after the bounty or the ICO is done and they are ready to reward their participants.
For example that the bounty allocates 1,000,000 tokens for all of their bounty. They'll put 30% for signature, 10% for social media, etc.
The stakes from the participants in the signature campaign will share the allocated 30% tokens of the total of 1,000,000 tokens so let's assume that's 300,000 tokens.
And each participants that has stakes/week is eligible to have those tokens but the calculation depends on the number of stakes you've earned.
For example that the bounty allocates 1,000,000 tokens for all of their bounty. They'll put 30% for signature, 10% for social media, etc.
The stakes from the participants in the signature campaign will share the allocated 30% tokens of the total of 1,000,000 tokens so let's assume that's 300,000 tokens.
And each participants that has stakes/week is eligible to have those tokens but the calculation depends on the number of stakes you've earned.
cuttings given every week to allocate funds to be given to each bounty participant, in the form of tokens at stake in the face of ICO
A stake can be described as a share. You get a stake amount according to your forum rank and number of posts (for social media campaigns). Then they are converted into token amount.
Read this https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.21278161 well explained.
Yup, all is in there. I think a lot of newbies and even veterans fail to understand that stakes simply means a share, and you can be almost certain that nowadays, projects only determine that share AFTER ICO to see how much they raised. And this is where the problem arises. IF the project raises enough to meet soft or even hard caps, all are happy. But we've now seen so many ICOs fail to even reach soft cap, and they change their minds about distribution totals, making stakes meaningless in terms of actual receipt.
Read this https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.21278161 well explained.
EXAMPLE:
Distribution of awards at ranks in the Bitcointalk forum:
different rank will get different stakes.
at the end of the bounty they will all be added up.
then the bounty budget will be divided by the some of all stakes.
let say you have 100 stakes. total stakes of all bounty participants is 10,000. budget is 1,000,000 tokens.
this will be
1,000,000 / 10,000 = 100 each stakes....
you have 100 stakes x 100 tokens = 10,000 tokens.
this will be your final pay out (number of tokens)
Distribution of awards at ranks in the Bitcointalk forum:
Quote
1. Newbie 1 stake\week
2. Jr.member 5 stakes\week
3. Member 10 stakes\week
4. Full member 30 stakes\week
5. Sr.member 50 stakes\week
6. Legendary 80 stakes\week
2. Jr.member 5 stakes\week
3. Member 10 stakes\week
4. Full member 30 stakes\week
5. Sr.member 50 stakes\week
6. Legendary 80 stakes\week
different rank will get different stakes.
at the end of the bounty they will all be added up.
then the bounty budget will be divided by the some of all stakes.
let say you have 100 stakes. total stakes of all bounty participants is 10,000. budget is 1,000,000 tokens.
this will be
1,000,000 / 10,000 = 100 each stakes....
you have 100 stakes x 100 tokens = 10,000 tokens.
this will be your final pay out (number of tokens)
This is the most simple way to explain how stakes works. Now, I have great insight how will the stakes works during the bounty campaigns. I strongly advice to work different campaigns to get more tokens at the end of the ICO sales.
each bounty have allocated tokens and all if allocated of token consist many campaign so each stake of campaign is different 
and if someone thinks why they use stakes instead of tokens then there is flaw if they use tokens .
bcoz they dont know in advance how many people will join any campaign , so they cant fix limited no of token to each participant , if they do so in end either they will not be able to allocate all tokens or they will face shortage to pay further .
however some managers fix tokens per week , in that case they take a rough estimate and a cap of bounty participants .
bcoz they dont know in advance how many people will join any campaign , so they cant fix limited no of token to each participant , if they do so in end either they will not be able to allocate all tokens or they will face shortage to pay further .
however some managers fix tokens per week , in that case they take a rough estimate and a cap of bounty participants .
EXAMPLE:
Distribution of awards at ranks in the Bitcointalk forum:
different rank will get different stakes.
at the end of the bounty they will all be added up.
then the bounty budget will be divided by the some of all stakes.
let say you have 100 stakes. total stakes of all bounty participants is 10,000. budget is 1,000,000 tokens.
this will be
1,000,000 / 10,000 = 100 each stakes....
you have 100 stakes x 100 tokens = 10,000 tokens.
this will be your final pay out (number of tokens)
Distribution of awards at ranks in the Bitcointalk forum:
Quote
1. Newbie 1 stake\week
2. Jr.member 5 stakes\week
3. Member 10 stakes\week
4. Full member 30 stakes\week
5. Sr.member 50 stakes\week
6. Legendary 80 stakes\week
2. Jr.member 5 stakes\week
3. Member 10 stakes\week
4. Full member 30 stakes\week
5. Sr.member 50 stakes\week
6. Legendary 80 stakes\week
different rank will get different stakes.
at the end of the bounty they will all be added up.
then the bounty budget will be divided by the some of all stakes.
let say you have 100 stakes. total stakes of all bounty participants is 10,000. budget is 1,000,000 tokens.
this will be
1,000,000 / 10,000 = 100 each stakes....
you have 100 stakes x 100 tokens = 10,000 tokens.
this will be your final pay out (number of tokens)
Maybe I misunderstood you, but to calculate the number of tokens, you need A/B*C (you need to divide the Bounty pool (for your campaign) into the total number of stakes of all participants and multiply that by the total number of your stakes)
just want to add that it's important to look at total amt of tokens allocated to campaign, and the number of participants in the registered list to get a sense of what's a possible value of reward. has helped me quite a few times in selecting bounties which are worth it.
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