signature of course only one by time. Then twitter, telegram and medium.
Within telegram, it just one step join and stay until end of ICO. It seem easiest campaign for everyone, thats why its only few tokens per participants for telegram campaign.
If u got more than 10000 followers for twitter, its really big rewards for you. Now, most bounty hunter do twitter/facebook campaign when article/video seem have to pay attention and work a lot.
Topic: How can i know which bounty is good? (Read 363 times)
It depends to a bounty developer, first they have to be trusted and should be well known into crypto currency industry.
i think you should check the project whitepaper , website, social media pages , and other information you can find and make sure you feel like it has potential to be great. The better the project, the more your tokens will be worth and the better your wages become .
Before participate in bounty campaign you should do some research about project
such as about their team, media activity and also Try to understanding their website and whitepaper.
I think that's enough....
such as about their team, media activity and also Try to understanding their website and whitepaper.
I think that's enough....
I think the way to find out whether a bounty is good is to thoroughly examine the projects we are going to follow, their companies listed, the track records of the existing teams behind the company, their rodmap, and the ICO. which is also not less important is check the bounty manager.
I saw here we can earn money by Bounty. So, here is my question how can i know which bounty is good to make money much more??
I think you shouldn't learn about those anyway, you're newbie and few or rarely there's a bounty that will accept a newbie. Why not learn the basics of the forum including the set of rules and stickies?[/quote]
I buy this idea, as a newbie the most important thing is for you to understand the nitty gritty of the forum before u get stocked along the way
This question really hards to answer but try to check their project, check their team, check their roadmap, and check the bounty manager if he is respective bounty manager.
Reputable and known bounty manager is one reason
Good whitepaper, nice and well designed website, members of the project are well experience.
Good whitepaper, nice and well designed website, members of the project are well experience.
if someone of here hamsters knew the solution...
nobody will tell you, the more particopants - the less money earned.
There is no solution, somes go up with good team, somes with marketing advertisment, some shit goes tothemoon with one member in team (read somewhere about that, dont remember). maybe markets mood
nobody will tell you, the more particopants - the less money earned.
There is no solution, somes go up with good team, somes with marketing advertisment, some shit goes tothemoon with one member in team (read somewhere about that, dont remember). maybe markets mood
The best way to earn good money on bounty it's do youtube, steemits blogs where payment very good. Also you can choose good signature campaign
Yea, you just took the words right out of my mouth, i need legit answers please
First, you need to do your own researches about that. Becuase others can't give you an exact idea about that bounty. Someone says that you need to look at the number of members in the telegram and the number of followers on the Twitter page. But those numbers don't mean that it is a very very good project. You will need to visit their site, read the whitepaper, roadmap etc..Hope this will help 
Nice write up here. Very insightful.
I don't really understand why ICO projects are ready to pay that much money for ordinary repost in Twitter and Facebook. Should I trust bounty companies like that and is there a chance that they will pay the promised money?
Bounties are really good opportunity to make money. Good bounties pay well and the big amount of bounties are scams. They use you to promote scams.
Be careful before going select any bounty program.
Consider about bellow facts before entering to the bounty.
1 . ICO project
2 . soft cap and hard cap - most of them pay their bounty payment 3 . . 3 . when soft cap reaches.
4 . Project team and timeline
5 . Bounty allocation and a number of bounty participants. (Low bounty participants is better)
6 . BOunty team.
7 . Read the whitepaper and get goof undertaking before entering the bounty program.
Be careful before going select any bounty program.
Consider about bellow facts before entering to the bounty.
1 . ICO project
2 . soft cap and hard cap - most of them pay their bounty payment 3 . . 3 . when soft cap reaches.
4 . Project team and timeline
5 . Bounty allocation and a number of bounty participants. (Low bounty participants is better)
6 . BOunty team.
7 . Read the whitepaper and get goof undertaking before entering the bounty program.
You can participate in good bounty projects by popular managment teams. This companies choose good projects with nice pools. The best for me it's bounty campaigns by TokenSuite, BountyHive and AmaZix.
There are many factors to consider. The project is the first. It must be realistic and the team should have made some progress on it. Next is the team and the documents they present. These should be verifiable unless projects that requires anonymity like those that strive to offer a change that governments may not want. Nevertheless, the percentage of the total token supply allotted to the team is also another factor to consider. Fraudulent teams and project allocated large amount of the token to themselves and this gives them the power to control everything and in most cases they dump and disappear. Finally the smart contract should also be studied and verified... this will ensure transparency.
read this forum. Your theme is the one of the most popular (over9000). If you dont want to read this forum - use google.
There are lots of existing threads about this question, Im suggesting you to use the search function of this forum or you can also use google just add the word "bitcointalk" on your search.
I made a short guide on analysing ICOs, knowing if they're bad/good - and that also means the bounties, I think.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/analysing-icos-and-crypto-projects-3752728
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/analysing-icos-and-crypto-projects-3752728
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