A bounty's legitimacy is difficult to ascertain. There are certain measures you can take that might help you, the general rule of thumb is efficient and thorough research on the project. Even then, however, it is still up to chance...
That said, the following link is to a thread called "how to choose bounties for newbies"
The user shares his personal tips for how he goes about selecting bounties. He lays it all out in 5 steps ranging from the initial search to the evaluation processes. Check it out: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/how-to-choose-bounties-for-newbies-3309709
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Topic: How can we know that bounty is legit we're participated to? (Read 126 times)
I have so many bounties, but can we trust them?
No, We cannot trust all bounty campaign are legit. There are too many scam projects everywhere. You can find your bounty project on ICO rating sites like icobench and you can read the whitepaper, Find the team members are real and their experience. If they all good you can do it well.
Ma man,
Several tutorials are available these days on the web on how to spot a good or bad coin/token. Look that up, and you will find those tutorials pretty useful.
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Several tutorials are available these days on the web on how to spot a good or bad coin/token. Look that up, and you will find those tutorials pretty useful.
Cheers
Ya, try to check the team first. Try to search the photo of the team using the image reverse searcher (search it in google). Of you get the photo from a website that doesn't related to the project, maybe the project is scam, because they use other person photo and put it in to their team profile photo
I have so many bounties, but can we trust them?
There are quite a few points to remember if you are looking for a certain bounty campaign to join.
Check if their announcement thread. whether needed details are there and complete such as social media channels, whitepaper, team, roadmap, website and etc.
Try to check their spreadsheet. If high ranked members are participating in signature campaign then you can mark it as a positive sign as they should have also done a research before joining it.
I have so many bounties, but can we trust them?
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