Topic: FAKE ICOs Bounties. What to do? - page 54. (Read 6457 times)
I think it's better to investigate the whitepaper of the project before you make any decisions.
It is hard to tell, and until you get reward is hard to prove that ICO is not a scam..
and afterwards, it could diminish in value, not scaming, but useless effort..
and afterwards, it could diminish in value, not scaming, but useless effort..
If you know that the certain ICOs are fake and proven that they are scams, do not just ignore them, make a thread that this particular ICO/s are fake so that people including newbies will not entertain/join the fake ICO and avoid being scammed.
As you go along on your journey being a bounty hunter, you will master how to know if a campaign is good or just a fraud. For me, it is ok to experience that because you will learn and never repeat the same mistake again. Me also, I am no expert in choosing which campaign. I simply trust the campaign manager.
If you think that you have joined the fake bounties then you have no need to do anything and try to give up this type of bounties.
You will need to check if their project is any good. A genuine project will have lots of information about the project and why it is done and about the team members. Also make sure that the regulations for the bounty are sensible and clearly laid out. 
when you understand that the project is scammer all you can do is just stop participating in it. unfortunately nothing can be done. now a lot of scams. but you do not invest anything, and therefore do not lose anything except time which you have spent.
Just investigate the project before you join it. Read their whitepaper, investigate their team, and many other that you must check before join that bounty. The point is, to join genuine bounty you must genuine to investigate it.
The only way to determine weather an ICO will be a scam or not is to equip your self with the knowledge of the crypto market and try study the ICO project white paper in that case you can easily differentiate a scam project from one that has potential and profit in the future.
First check the the participants if there are lots of higher ranks most likely the ICO is legit. I believed higher ranks are well experienced and 99% of them can differentiate the fake ICO and legit. 
it seems that it can not be a parameter, I've been a participant ico that very many participants, but it turns out it ico scamWhen the ICO is legit you will see they will raise a good amount as institutional money will certainly come in, and of course whales know what ICO to invest.
First check the the participants if there are lots of higher ranks most likely the ICO is legit. I believed higher ranks are well experienced and 99% of them can differentiate the fake ICO and legit.
it seems that it can not be a parameter, I've been a participant ico that very many participants, but it turns out it ico scam
First check the the participants if there are lots of higher ranks most likely the ICO is legit. I believed higher ranks are well experienced and 99% of them can differentiate the fake ICO and legit.
The main thing is to see how the manager's credibility. If he has good credibility and a good track record then most likely bounty project he will bring success. An ICO has a good, clear and perfect concept and plan but it will be useless if it is managed by the wrong person.
What bounty do you follow? To see the bounty is right there, you can read in the whitepapper, as well as their road map. And see who is the bounty manager.
In order not to worry about the fake bounty you just need to select more bounty. The more projects you hire the less you will care about some of the projects that will be fake
It's hard for everyone - not just beginners . Simply have all what the their secrets and methods analysis bounty . I rely heavily on the managers who run the bounty.
I think it's better to investigate the whitepaper of the project before you make any decisions.
As practice shows, a good manager doesn't guarantee that the project willn't be fraudulent. I myself look at many things when choosing a bounty company and and despite a careful choice, there are some that deceive investors and hunters
Willn't? That's a first time I saw it used like this... It should be "won't" my friend, you can't reduce "will not" as "willn't" it is reduced to "won't"
On the subject matter, just get over it. Find better bounties that look solid. Following high ranks are a good way to find some. We generally have more information about bounties and usually, we get paid. It's been some time since I couldn't get paid for a bounty...
If you notice a sudden and massive breakout in a little-known altcoin, ensure that you perform a significant amount of research on it before investing. Any recent announcements or news releases should be carefully assessed for veracity before you commit to a buy order. and see all detail about this project. So many ICO still running i think if any doubt don't do this..
Yes. That is true. I also met several incidents like that. It is not easy to find a promising ICO bounties and you have to do the correct research. Before doing any bounty campaigns just follow these simple steps to avoid the scammers.
These websites are publishing good ICO's and we can do that ICO's bounty campaigns.
www.icobench.com
www.icotracker.com
www.icodrops.com
2) After selecting ICO's from the above sites normally i read all the whitepapers to get the clear idea.
3) Then i read their road map and team members as well
4) Follow all the social media channels and join the telegram groups to know the updates
5) Get the ideas from Cryptocurrency experts
6) Do only projects from good bounty managers.
These websites are publishing good ICO's and we can do that ICO's bounty campaigns.
www.icobench.com
www.icotracker.com
www.icodrops.com
2) After selecting ICO's from the above sites normally i read all the whitepapers to get the clear idea.
3) Then i read their road map and team members as well
4) Follow all the social media channels and join the telegram groups to know the updates
5) Get the ideas from Cryptocurrency experts
6) Do only projects from good bounty managers.
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