Topic: Can bounty with large allocations make you profitable ?? - page 12. (Read 12374 times)
Large bounty allocation means waste of time and energy in simple word, because usually bounty campaign with large volumes turn out to be scam or its value drops 90% when you receive rewards. Also there are always chances they will reduce the total allocation giving reasons we have not achieved our hard cap etc at the time of the distribution.
The profitability of a bounty is dependent on the strength of the project and not how large the allocation is, except the project team decides to pay in already listed and established coin in the crypto market.
Also, there are some bounty that will allocate so much at the initial stage of the bounty, but because of the rule that us stated that they have the right to change anything, depending on the outcome, they resolve into reducing the pool.
So bounty hunters might be left with no choice than to accept it as it is, because they are not protected from such.
Also, there are some bounty that will allocate so much at the initial stage of the bounty, but because of the rule that us stated that they have the right to change anything, depending on the outcome, they resolve into reducing the pool.
So bounty hunters might be left with no choice than to accept it as it is, because they are not protected from such.
Yeah why not, but you always need to calculate the risks. It does not matter how much your tokens are worth at the ICO/IEO price, because you can get like 10k USD at the ICO price, but as soon as this coin launches on the market, they turn into 200.
Bounty with a large allocation is very good and many are expected by people here. And all that depends on the level of participation in the bounty. If a large allocation and a small number of participants are certainly very profitable Unlike the case if the large allocation and the large number of participants will certainly get little results. So it all depends on the participant level.
I often see bounties that allocate large tokens even equivalent to $ 1 million in tokens.
Then there are also bounties that have a small allocation of around $ 50k USD in tokens ...
So where do you think that will be promising and the tokens are valuable ??
because I also wonder why the team held a bounty with only large allocations of softcap money not achieved.
what do you think about this opinion.
Then there are also bounties that have a small allocation of around $ 50k USD in tokens ...
So where do you think that will be promising and the tokens are valuable ??
because I also wonder why the team held a bounty with only large allocations of softcap money not achieved.
what do you think about this opinion.
They are not the realistic price of the token, it's just a speculation and of course, bounty hunters will be attracted because of the huge allocation, I've received bounty rewards that were worth $5000 of their token price but in the market, I can only trade it to $300 and I'm glad I did because the coin is not in the market anymore.
I often see bounties that allocate large tokens even equivalent to $ 1 million in tokens.
Then there are also bounties that have a small allocation of around $ 50k USD in tokens ...
So where do you think that will be promising and the tokens are valuable ??
because I also wonder why the team held a bounty with only large allocations of softcap money not achieved.
what do you think about this opinion.
Then there are also bounties that have a small allocation of around $ 50k USD in tokens ...
So where do you think that will be promising and the tokens are valuable ??
because I also wonder why the team held a bounty with only large allocations of softcap money not achieved.
what do you think about this opinion.
Well, it's all about luck. I once participated in a 100K award-winning project. And I was able to sell the tokens for $ 1,000. Moreover, it could not even do the ICO softcap.
But the tokens I got from the project that once made a hardcap, it doesn't worth $10.
of course they have thought carefully whether what they do and give in a forum will give maximum results.
but when the forum ends what they want is not achieved like the softcap money that is not reached. These are all risks that they must accept.
but when the forum ends what they want is not achieved like the softcap money that is not reached. These are all risks that they must accept.
I often see bounties that allocate large tokens even equivalent to $ 1 million in tokens.
Then there are also bounties that have a small allocation of around $ 50k USD in tokens ...
So where do you think that will be promising and the tokens are valuable ??
because I also wonder why the team held a bounty with only large allocations of softcap money not achieved.
what do you think about this opinion.
Then there are also bounties that have a small allocation of around $ 50k USD in tokens ...
So where do you think that will be promising and the tokens are valuable ??
because I also wonder why the team held a bounty with only large allocations of softcap money not achieved.
what do you think about this opinion.
if the project didn't reach the soft cap, i think there will be no distributions for the bounty rewards, or i can said if the project failed my friend
but if the project reach the soft cap, then there is no burning actions to unsold tokens or coins, i think the value of the tokens will decreasing buddy
so, the value from the bounty campaign rewards, will decreasing on value too,
i have learnt a lesson to desist from any bounties that promises to pay over 1millions usd. especially bounties that are still on marketing period. the price is just speculation. the possibilty of the token dumping is very high. just avoid and focus more on the ones that pay less. you will make a fortune there.
yes possible. actually it was very possible in 2016 and 2017. but when market turns to bull again hopfully soon, you can also get very good returns by participating some bounty campaigns.
I think you should care about the quality of the project rather than the amount $ they allocate to the bounty campaign, because it doesn't make much sense. The number is just to attract inexperienced bounty hunter.
I often see bounties that allocate large tokens even equivalent to $ 1 million in tokens.
Then there are also bounties that have a small allocation of around $ 50k USD in tokens ...
Often, these large bounty allocations are meant to attract more hunters but do not be fooled into thinking this are more profitable than those that issue less. You have to check the terms of the bounty first. Then there are also bounties that have a small allocation of around $ 50k USD in tokens ...
Few things to consider whether is't profitable or not:
- Is the campaign limited to a few participants? Usually, these large pools allow unlimited participants. You will only end up sharing with thousands of other hunters.
- How long will the campaign last? Smaller pools only run for a few weeks compared to the larger pools which usually has "until ICO ends or hardcap is reach"
- Of course, you need to check whether a project has a good chance of having a successful token sale. Will investors find anything unique or special that they will buy into this kind of projects?
I also participated in a bounty campaign like this with a large allocation of the price of tokens, which was quite expensive, $ 1 campaign, only running 4 weeks,
I see from the prospect of Poyek that I think it is good for me to raise $ 15 million, but after entering the stock exchange the price drops to $ 0,0005 and the team argues that the colleague stole the token and sold it until it fell ... until now there has not been any development about the project that.
It can tell if your profit is bigger in bounties with bigger allocations but it's not the right thing to do so it's best to get participating campaigns small enough to get you a bigger profit.
I often see bounties that allocate large tokens even equivalent to $ 1 million in tokens.
Then there are also bounties that have a small allocation of around $ 50k USD in tokens ...
Often, these large bounty allocations are meant to attract more hunters but do not be fooled into thinking this are more profitable than those that issue less. You have to check the terms of the bounty first. Then there are also bounties that have a small allocation of around $ 50k USD in tokens ...
Few things to consider whether is't profitable or not:
- Is the campaign limited to a few participants? Usually, these large pools allow unlimited participants. You will only end up sharing with thousands of other hunters.
- How long will the campaign last? Smaller pools only run for a few weeks compared to the larger pools which usually has "until ICO ends or hardcap is reach"
- Of course, you need to check whether a project has a good chance of having a successful token sale. Will investors find anything unique or special that they will buy into this kind of projects?
I often see bounties that allocate large tokens even equivalent to $ 1 million in tokens.
Then there are also bounties that have a small allocation of around $ 50k USD in tokens ...
So where do you think that will be promising and the tokens are valuable ??
because I also wonder why the team held a bounty with only large allocations of softcap money not achieved.
what do you think about this opinion.
Then there are also bounties that have a small allocation of around $ 50k USD in tokens ...
So where do you think that will be promising and the tokens are valuable ??
because I also wonder why the team held a bounty with only large allocations of softcap money not achieved.
what do you think about this opinion.
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