Topic: How can I choose a best Bounty ? - page 17. (Read 2450 times)
Study the project carefully. Its developers and road map. See what percentage of tokens are allocated to the campaign. And pay attention to the manager who conducted the campaign.
Before choosing bounty, I do project analysis, look at the consultants and read the white paper. If these conditions are met, the project will be successful according to me.
For me, in choosing a good bounty I will got to know who is the manager of that bounty if he/she is active.Next I research on the said project if at the end of the campaign it will click to investor. Understand the bounty which you are about to join and trust on it.
Choosing bounties might not be a easy especially now that most campaigns don't have good projects, but you could check on the development team of the project, consider the product and assess the bounty manager as an indication of a good bounty. Soee of the bounties have a very promising out look that can convince an investor to pump money in the then turn out to be scams, one has to be very careful when it coes to bounty camppaigns, some of them turn out to be a waste of time
Bounties should be chosen like ICOs or altcoins. You need to research what you are getting into to avoid wasting your time. Follow the social media accounts, discuss on telegram, read the white paper etc. the good projects will have a solid plan and defined goal. Bad projects will have huge reward pools and the only telegram discussion topics are on the bounty itself.
This question has been asked and answered 1 gazillion times here. The answers haven't changed. Like an investor that you are, read the whitepaper, check out the team, confirm they have a product, how active is the community, etc
Before choosing bounty, I do project analysis, look at the consultants and read the white paper. If these conditions are met, the project will be successful according to me.
The first thing I usually do is check out their website, followed by their social media to see if the project has community. After which I study the project and the team behind it. Though my method is not in-depth but with this I get potential ones to participate in.
Just search out good bounty with potential project. Also beware of scam. There are lot of it. Investigate the ICO members and follow their social media to know more about the ICO. Best of luck.
You should do like an investor, do a project review about the purpose of the product and team through whitepaper. And then look at the community group, if it's solid then join it.
I still often choose projects where there are reputable bounty managers. But sometimes, if I really like the project, I make exceptions. It is impossible to determine in advance how successful and profitable the project will be, even relying on the bounty manager. But it is definitely better to take part in those projects where there are bounty managers, this indicates the solvency of the team
To find the best bounty you need to read on forums and special sites which new companies are launched. And then figure out how much you can earn in these companies, usually the most you can earn in companies where there are few participants!
If I can choose a Bounty which can give more return. Have any indicators that can help me to choose a best bounty.
✓ Bounty with legit team
✓ Bounty with successful private and pre-sale
✓ Bounty with reputed managers
✓ Bounty with strong social networks
✓ Bounty with two way communication
✓ Bounty with limited fund allocation on advertising and more allocation on the development
These are some of the tips for you to look after whee choosing the bounty.
Tokens price depend on the project type. Before selecting bounty program study the tokens ins and outs.
The return from bounty is very uncertain. Sometimes you are gonna get handsome amount sometimes little. There are some criteria you can follow though. Like researching the good project that has potential. Checking if their private sale and pre-sale successful or not. Good social networks, reputation of Bounty managers etc.
There is no universal recipe for choosing a bounty campaign. Look at the project, on the budget and on the bounty manager. But in any case, this will not give any guarantees.
First, you need to study in detail the project, features, key points and the total amount. And only then take part in the company's bounty.
First do make a search in web about "project name ico " , You will find good review about if that project is profitable.
Then look into how much is giving to the bounty hunters from token sale(bounty allocation), most of good bounty gives 1%-2% from token sale.
If these are okay then look is there any spreadsheet available ( you can see how many bounty hunters already in, is bounty manager update stakes,.. etc)
Then decide if you registered in this bounty you can make some income according to the bounty thread rules!
My idea is Always bounty campaign doing by popular bounty mangers did not give such a valuable out come, because of popularity.
but remember don't do newbie or Jr. members bounty campaigns. Most of them are scam!!
Then look into how much is giving to the bounty hunters from token sale(bounty allocation), most of good bounty gives 1%-2% from token sale.
If these are okay then look is there any spreadsheet available ( you can see how many bounty hunters already in, is bounty manager update stakes,.. etc)
Then decide if you registered in this bounty you can make some income according to the bounty thread rules!
My idea is Always bounty campaign doing by popular bounty mangers did not give such a valuable out come, because of popularity.
but remember don't do newbie or Jr. members bounty campaigns. Most of them are scam!!
Everyone has his own approach to choosing a bounty program, someone relies on a bounty manager, and someone studies the project from and to before entering. Personally, I think that in choosing a bounty the decisive factor is luck, but if you can adequately analyze the project, the chances will rise.
Open in detail every existing campaign footprint. We must find out what projects we will choose and what projects we will enter. Do not forget to see who his team manager is.
I'm also new here, more opinions please.
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