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December 07, 2018, 05:04:07 PM
#31
Adapt to the reality of the market.
Spend less time bounty hunting or quit it all together.
Participate in the crypto market in more profitable and time worthy ways.

if you started the bounty hunter life anytime this year, you are late.
2017 was the golden age, if it took you a whole year later to get in, then you are already in a losing situation.
This is why the people who make the most money are active, innovative investors.
Not just people who follow trends and fomo.
And if you are one of those who actually quit your job to do bounty hunting, I hope you realize your mistake soon and get back to working.
Active investment is the way to go in a collapsing market, not hodling or trying to get free scraps.
copper member
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December 07, 2018, 05:00:08 PM
#30
I am agree with you and it is unfortunate , it is sad to confess it but lets face with the truth , But i think it is still the best way to make money out of cryptocurrency rather than trading or mining in this bearish market , What are your suggestions then ? do you know any better way to make money out of cryptocurrency?
You really think this is the best way? You do know that there are other ways to earn crypto currencies other than joining bounty programs, right? You won't be calling this the best way when you after spending months on  a project end up getting just few dollars.
Instead of spending your time on those, you can learn something and then sell your skills to earn bitcoins. It is more productive and efficient way and you will also be developing your skills.
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December 07, 2018, 03:42:23 PM
#29
The constant fall of the market lower and lower is very disappointing. Participation in bounty projects has become a very unprofitable job for which you do not receive any reward or get deception. Patience ends-I want to throw everything.
full member
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December 07, 2018, 03:37:05 PM
#28
I think this way, the market is still in the bear market. Project teams know this and they are postponing their ICO, waiting for the market to enter the next phase. They will still need a bounty hunter, and investors who believe in their project will still invest in them.
Yes, this is indeed the main problem of today's ICOs, who constantly extend the deadlines for their fees. Unfortunately, this will continue for a very long time, but maybe some projects will more understand how much money they need.
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December 07, 2018, 03:32:43 PM
#27
I think any one who's participating in any bounty especially in this times, should have it at the back of their minds that there's a very probability it might turn out to be a waste of time and effort. This is because the longer this current market shrink lingers, the more it becomes impossible for ICOs to survive, and as such, even when you get paid, they're worthless.
I fully agree with that. When we start participating in the bounty campaign, we need to know that there is always a possibility that the project will be a Scam or simply will not be able to collect softcap. Yes, bounty is a lottery. But I think that the end of the bounty has not yet come, and among the many useless campaigns you can find something important.
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December 07, 2018, 11:40:27 AM
#26
Market downturn is probably one of the main reasons why ICO projects can't last long and joining their bounty program is useless and a time waster. Due to the fact that the market goes into nosedive, ICOs are forced to cash out some funds in order to survive. However, it is not enough which is why some of them decide to cancel their ICOs and return the funds of the investors. It means if you have promoted their ICO way back then as a bounty hunter, your time and effort was put to waste. You might be given tokens, but dormant and unusable.

Been there, done that. I have experienced a lot as a bounty hunter in which all of my hardwork (even some stakes are average to high, sometimes low) was put to waste because of their sudden cancellations, closure of their ICOs, and the worst part is that when we fall of those programs with fake team or so, they would run away with the investors' funds and our reputation would be affected due to promoting them on social media or so.

On top of that, most of their tokens are going downhill the day they started integrating themselves in centralised or decentralised exchanges. Even if they choose to lock it on a certain period of time, it's definitely no use because they're still affected by the dump in which everything is unregulated and uncontrolled.

The future of ICOs and bounty programs are at stake due to the market downturn, and it goes even deeper than that. It looks like it'll take years for us to see the bull run, or maybe no chance at all.

If you are participating in any ICOs or joining as bounty hunters, what do you think about this? Let me hear your opinion on this guys! Thank you. 

I just had one bounty campaign where in the team had already decided to cancel the scheduled public tokensale and they will offer rebates to all of their contributors. They stated the clear reason for their decision and it's because of the downtrend in crypto market that had affect the progress of the project. It is truly sad on my part as a bounty hunter but it is understandable as well. As for me I am still thankful that even if I don't get paid with my effort and time spent doing the campaign, no harm done with me and I still I chose to be more optimistic than to stress myself because there are things and instances that we cannot control.
full member
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December 07, 2018, 11:00:56 AM
#25
Yes, this drop will certainly affect the ICO and bounty programs. After the success of crypto in 2017 were joined by a lot of people and bounty was overflowing. Accordingly, this has led to a decrease in the quality of work and also to a decrease in remuneration. So I think that in 2019 there will be big changes and participation in the bounty will not be as easy as it is now.
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December 07, 2018, 10:49:14 AM
#24
I am agree with you and it is unfortunate , it is sad to confess it but lets face with the truth , But i think it is still the best way to make money out of cryptocurrency rather than trading or mining in this bearish market , What are your suggestions then ? do you know any better way to make money out of cryptocurrency?
hero member
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December 07, 2018, 10:38:11 AM
#23
I think this way, the market is still in the bear market. Project teams know this and they are postponing their ICO, waiting for the market to enter the next phase. They will still need a bounty hunter, and investors who believe in their project will still invest in them.
full member
Activity: 476
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December 07, 2018, 10:08:35 AM
#22
Market downturn is probably one of the main reasons why ICO projects can't last long and joining their bounty program is useless and a time waster. Due to the fact that the market goes into nosedive, ICOs are forced to cash out some funds in order to survive. However, it is not enough which is why some of them decide to cancel their ICOs and return the funds of the investors. It means if you have promoted their ICO way back then as a bounty hunter, your time and effort was put to waste. You might be given tokens, but dormant and unusable.

Been there, done that. I have experienced a lot as a bounty hunter in which all of my hardwork (even some stakes are average to high, sometimes low) was put to waste because of their sudden cancellations, closure of their ICOs, and the worst part is that when we fall of those programs with fake team or so, they would run away with the investors' funds and our reputation would be affected due to promoting them on social media or so.

On top of that, most of their tokens are going downhill the day they started integrating themselves in centralised or decentralised exchanges. Even if they choose to lock it on a certain period of time, it's definitely no use because they're still affected by the dump in which everything is unregulated and uncontrolled.

The future of ICOs and bounty programs are at stake due to the market downturn, and it goes even deeper than that. It looks like it'll take years for us to see the bull run, or maybe no chance at all.

If you are participating in any ICOs or joining as bounty hunters, what do you think about this? Let me hear your opinion on this guys! Thank you. 

I totally agree with you. I'd like to believe that some of the projects will be able to survive and their coins will go up in price. Most likely it will take several years. Even if the projects launch a good product, the price of their coins will not grow due to the bad market situation. We need new investments ...
full member
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December 07, 2018, 10:08:01 AM
#21
I also still work in bounty campaigns. And I also have quite a lot of experience in this business, both good and bad. So there are some useless tokens in my wallet. But I still think that now we need to wait a bit and soon our work will be like in former times.
jr. member
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December 07, 2018, 09:58:51 AM
#20
I only think this can be solve if their are some bounty analysts who we will all have to have trust in them and they will do is to verify any project planning bounty program and projects can also go to them with all required details to have their project being recommend for bounty participants so we can all be free from scam project.
member
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December 07, 2018, 09:43:37 AM
#19
I think it will be more strict regarding bounty hunters and even ICOs. I just suggest to pick the best projects that is really doing what they are supposed to be doing rather than think about the current market situation. The real projects will most likely survive no matter what the current market situation is.
Projects related to the real sector also feel unimportant and most likely it will last until they start to make a profit or the market will not come to life.
full member
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December 07, 2018, 09:34:00 AM
#18
I think it will be more strict regarding bounty hunters and even ICOs. I just suggest to pick the best projects that is really doing what they are supposed to be doing rather than think about the current market situation. The real projects will most likely survive no matter what the current market situation is.
member
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December 07, 2018, 07:58:57 AM
#17
That is why the volatile crypto title should not be forgotten in order to always be careful of everything what the person should do. Once the ICO is fake, investors is not the only victim, also bounty hunters most specially the high ranks participants because is is unfair for them. The future of bounty programs will be the same as long as no clear and strict rules to eliminate the fakes ICO. Money is not rain that come and go away as easy as it can. Money is all about blood and efforts not easy to waste because it can save lives.
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December 07, 2018, 07:48:02 AM
#16
Many projects in 2018 but many also failed or scam, but this is the twists and turns of bounty hunters. The impact of all this we know and turns out the market itself is also red. Thanking you is better, at least we can learn with this experience. Whatever you get from the bounty program, we are still grateful.
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December 07, 2018, 07:44:46 AM
#15
It demands on the project and the aim behind the project if a token provide certain service in the economy I think no matter the downward movement of the market it demands will still be high and since the volatility of the market allowe for demands and supply to determine the price such token will still be successful even in the face of a market cease.
member
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December 07, 2018, 07:20:37 AM
#14
2018 was the worst for bounty hunters and for me personally. Time is wasted, but there is no worthy gratitude. Participation in generosity becomes unprofitable. Finding a successful project is a big success, because it is very rare. At the moment I abandoned many projects because I was tired.
full member
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December 07, 2018, 07:08:05 AM
#13
I now participate in bounty programs very rarely, because I don't see much point. Almost all tokens and coins fall in price dozens of times in the listing and a good reward, for example, $ 1000 turns into$ 100 for a couple of days. Cry And this is very little for 1-2 months of intense work on the project.  I changed the strategy-now i just study and observe the market. And don't spend a lot of time on some separate project.
legendary
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December 07, 2018, 06:35:15 AM
#12
Sad to say but I also have the same opinion, it's not profitable to do bounty hunting but from time to time we stumble good project that is very hard to ignore because they have all the ingredients to make a successful project, so it is really up to us if we want to give up or not or wait for the market to recover before we get involve to crypto currency again.
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