To know what bounty program is good, make your own research of what ICO you want to join, read their whitepaper, telegram channels, its team, projects, plans and also check their bounty manager trust.
In addition, check for the project road map. It will help you to know the ongoing development. Read article to check the background of the project, and even the teams who develops the project. Compute the reward that going to get to see if joining this campaign is worth of your time. 
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I see a lot of bounty programs on the BCT, but I do not know which bounty program is good, there are many fraud programs. Can you give me advice ?
I think you should choose a good ICO. we can recognize the good bounty of communication, you have to join their telegram group if they respond quickly and have many members this is a great example of bounty.a good bounty campaign is usually managed by a campaign managers veterans who have ratings of either heroes or legendary members, as usually fraud occurs in bounty managers with rank jr members and newbie. I hope this helps.
I see a lot of bounty programs on the BCT, but I do not know which bounty program is good, there are many fraud programs. Can you give me advice ?
There are a lot of existing ICO right now and It's really hard to find out what project is good and not. What I am doing before participating to bounty programs is that, I check the ICO itself and take a little investigation regarding to that project. My basis on the good ICO are:
1.Useful or timely service offered of that specific proj.
2.Great team member or atleast have much experience
3. Token price. Some tokens are expensive and I'm trying to check what are the reason behind that expensive token price.
4. Bounty manager. Some bounty managers are so late in updating stakes and it's sucks.
5. Lastly, the reward. Is the payment worth working with?
When you were about to join a program or campaign you always read whats inside of there platform, what are there purpose why they made that specific project or Why is that they decided to come up implementing on it. That's the only basic procedure that you need to always consider first before entering a program.
A lot of angle need a research before we can say that this bounty program is good,
One thing we consider the whitepaper content about a good project and backup by an experience advisor then you need to check the roadmap then the team behind with the project and the last but not the least checked out the campaign manager of the program. all of this angle if you found correct and trusted you can now say the program is good.
One thing we consider the whitepaper content about a good project and backup by an experience advisor then you need to check the roadmap then the team behind with the project and the last but not the least checked out the campaign manager of the program. all of this angle if you found correct and trusted you can now say the program is good.
I check their project, team, wp, partners and check how much I will get in $ as I help them(to make sure I don't get to do free work)
Good ICO Bounty ICO Proof-of-concept, where available shows the investors or audience the ability of the developers to pull through with the project showing an already existing prototype or MVP previously achieved by them.and whitepaper, feasibility and Roadmap, all contain important data and say a lot about the enterprise.
To know what bounty program is good, make your own research of what ICO you want to join, read their whitepaper, telegram channels, its team, projects, plans and also check their bounty manager trust.
To know if an ICO is good enough;
1. Check the involving project team, most especially the team managers.
-Check on how successful the past projects the handled were.
2. Read their goals and prospectus to know how promising it could be.
3. Know how much they are to raise on target.
1. Check the involving project team, most especially the team managers.
-Check on how successful the past projects the handled were.
2. Read their goals and prospectus to know how promising it could be.
3. Know how much they are to raise on target.
Before jumping to scrutinize their bounty programs, better check their entire project first. That is not a very hard thing to do. Visit their website, scan over their whitepaper, and try to drop by their twitter account to know how their project is going on. If you are already sure that their project is not a scam, compute the possible bounty payment you will receive. If the result is also good then proceed to join their campaign. And then do your tasks properly.
In my mind, if you want to follow a bounty. you should read the explanation of the bounty on the web they provide. such as on whitepaper, FB, twitter, etc. if you are interested and also already understand the bounty well. please follow the bounty.
Do you mean signature campaign or social media? If the first one, you should do some research about the ICO in order to make sure they will hold the program with success. if the last, don't think much, just take it up. At least some of them will be payed out. And as for me risk off doing shares or tweets doesn't cost much.
To know if its good check there whole project and see also there roadmap, the member, if there many member that they rank are higher whose participate that campaign it means it is good, then joined to that campaign because surely they can pay you.
You don't know if they will be good or not. We can just speculate and do whatever research we can about the team and project. Same research as with investing in ICO should be done before you start working as a bounty hunter.
To know a bounty program is good, if I see from the managers who manage the project, because a good manager is usually a lot of commodities so the possibility of the project coin will be a lot too
You can check its white paper read about the bounty. the bounty manager has to have a positive trust and aleast a member because he/she has some knowledge about bct. the reward is to be in stake and have good reawards.
To know that a bounty program is good, you should look at the team behind the ICO, check the campaign manager if he/she is has a negative trust rating or not . I also make sure that I join the bounty program of campaign managers who has a full member position and up here at bitcointalk to make sure that you will get paid for your work.
I want to join a bounty program, how should I start with? It seems like my contribution to the forum is not enough yet. 
Good bounty = good payment. That's one factor. Before I go over the details about a certain campaign, I look at the budget campaign itself. Of course we do not want to make an effort with a small amount of reward, right? After being satisfied with the budget, that's when I look over the details of the project - if it is looks promising and legit or just one of scam.
I see a lot of bounty programs on the BCT, but I do not know which bounty program is good, there are many fraud programs. Can you give me advice ?
First of all, check the community. If a lot of hero and legendary members are sign up for the campaign, you can go for it. Other than that, see the whole project, the idea, the Ann thread, how popular it is going to be and how much money is going to raise.
Search partner companies. Examine the profile pages of the team members' social media channels. See the website and whte paper. The Russian government has made a new decision. Russia has started to protect investors of local ICO projects.
First of gather important informations on what bounty campaign you are to join, then what are stake the tokens to be given to members who join the campaign,what ICO company it sponsors if it is reliable and look who manage the campaign can he be trusted and you could ask your friends who experience bounty campaign.
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