Topic: Do you thinks spending time on bounty projects is worth the time and effort - page 3. (Read 522 times)
November 23, 2017, 12:08:06 PM
Its depending in many factors. You need to make your careful research about the project, check out the team behind it, read the white paper and the road map, and make sure it is going to be successful or at least with minimum possible of risks. You are investing your time when you participate in the bounty campaigns, and time is money in fact.
November 23, 2017, 12:02:32 PM
It is not a big amount Paid against bounty. Amount is also depends on your rank on bitcointalk platform. After full member rank you will get worth of your time invested for bounty.
November 23, 2017, 11:50:59 AM
If your luck is good enough and if you are enough to do a research over an ICO project and analyse it's potential then yes taking part in bounty programs might be worth the time. There is not much effort in doing bounty programs. If the project is good enough then the payment will be good too. So try your luck with different ICOs and some of them will surprise you with a good payment 
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. November 23, 2017, 11:50:00 AM
If you have the right resources. Then it is worth the time and effort. One thing is you cannot expect to earn something high with very little to give in the sense that you must be high rank to earn huge stake from signature campaigns, have a high number of followers for social media campaign, or be a very good article writer. I have earned and I am still earning a lot from social media campaigns based on my number of followers which is really worth it.
November 23, 2017, 11:41:40 AM
Of course the answer is 'it depends'.
Some pay out. Some don't.
Some are succesful. Some aren't.
Some pay out initially but rip off investors which is a moral no no.
I think if you diversify, do research to ensure you are not supporting a scam and actually like the idea, then it is worth the effort.
If you get rich tricking people into investing into a scam then of course it is not.. You pay in karma.
Some pay out. Some don't.
Some are succesful. Some aren't.
Some pay out initially but rip off investors which is a moral no no.
I think if you diversify, do research to ensure you are not supporting a scam and actually like the idea, then it is worth the effort.
If you get rich tricking people into investing into a scam then of course it is not.. You pay in karma.
November 23, 2017, 11:35:43 AM
Hi , new to the world of cryptocurrency and would like to know does it make sense to spend time doing or promoting the different bounty programs. do you coins that actually issue bounty programs have potential or is it just a marketing gimmick .
It is not just about joining bounty campaigns you have to know their goals, benefits, road maps or will it have a big impact on market industry and many more to be worth it for your efforts. November 23, 2017, 11:35:26 AM
Hi , new to the world of cryptocurrency and would like to know does it make sense to spend time doing or promoting the different bounty programs. do you coins that actually issue bounty programs have potential or is it just a marketing gimmick .
Some of the ICO tokens have good value when we trade it but not all the tokens so make sure about the project before participating or promoting.Now I am currently promoting for zigger tokens(ZGR),I hope this project will be successful.The success of the ICO is strongly depend on the development team and the advertising about the project.So you also responsible for the success of that project bro.If you work hard it will pay you with good reward.
November 23, 2017, 11:26:54 AM
Yes it worth of my time. Now I participate in playkey ICO and I think this one actually very promising. THis project about cloud gaming, I gamer by myself so I'd like it so much.
November 23, 2017, 10:44:10 AM
Hi , new to the world of cryptocurrency and would like to know does it make sense to spend time doing or promoting the different bounty programs. do you coins that actually issue bounty programs have potential or is it just a marketing gimmick .
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