Topic: How do I know a bounty program is good? - page 45. (Read 4223 times)
Good evening! Perhaps the most important step in choosing bounty is your own research. Read about the project, will it be relevant, interesting? What cache of coins they play, find out on what number of people,you need to know whether it is profitable or not. Be sure to check the team,social networks
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 that first of all the project should be original and not copy past projects.Second, It will be nice in presale, so you can see what approximately will the project be able to reach softcap.
Thirdly it is necessary that there was a reliable bounty Manager.
I see how much the project team is professional and what it has done before. It is also better to start participating in the bounty when the team showed good results on the pre-sale.
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 ?
In my opinion, the most important thing about an ICO is the trust. If the team of the ICO can give you trust, I think that campaign have a good possibility to be successful. Of course we can not expect that this works like this everytime, it is about luck also, but I think this is really important.
even you are giving some trust on it then if there is some possibility that this is not as a good campaign to be then this is not a good idea to be that it can be as a good choice to be cause we have to make some way that we can trust that for , like we made some study on it that may have some proof that this is one of the best project to be.
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 ?
In my opinion, the most important thing about an ICO is the trust. If the team of the ICO can give you trust, I think that campaign have a good possibility to be successful. Of course we can not expect that this works like this everytime, it is about luck also, but I think this is really important.
The very first thing in task of assessing of bounty program is the assessment how decent the project behind ICO actually is. Once you obtain the confidence in the project and ICO parameters reasonableness, use a calculator to get understanding how many tokens you can be rewarded and what is value of these tokens. As simple as that!
Start with the product that this project has. Then go to the ICOraters, then watch the bounty manager (hero/legendary) then go into community in tg, tw, fb, and other forums (if it's possible) and then you'll be sure about the bounty you take part in.
you need learn about project, study team, roadmap, then also pay attention to bounty manager rank. There are also a lot of old respected bounty manager here, just check which company they run
Doing your own due diligence is one sure way of knowing which ICO that is good. Check out if the project has a product it will bring to the market, Check the team members and their experience and cross check if any of them had succeeded with former projects handled.
Most times I base it on number of investors and participants in their program then I read more info on them
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 ?
Honestly, spotting fraud and scam bounty campaigns is difficult and for me there's no simple task on how to see the legitimacy.
But in my own experiences, I only participate on signature bounty campaigns with high rank members of this forum like Sylon, Needmoney, Yahoo, Arteezy and other good and renowned bounty campaign managers in this forum.
I cannot say all their bounty campaigns are legitimate but only few of them, it's like 1 out of 10 are not paying bounty stakes.
Many bounty hunters are searching for good bounty and then they tries to find out if the project itself is good. I recommend you to do things conversely - try to find good project, and then check if they have bounty. And they should always have 
I think the first thing you need to look at managers bounty. Ico good hire good managers. This is a great indicator.
If you could manage to out a little time to follow bounty campaign through various ways you task will become easier.
You need studying the project firstly , and if its good enough, having some potential, good team behind it, clear whitepapers and roadmaps, so you can participate in its bounty campaigns, because they will pay you with valuable tokens which give you good profit.
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 ?
For now, i only join some bounties which have dashboard bounties management like COPYTRACK https://copytrack.io/bounty and ATFS https://atfs.icoadm.in/users/sign_in
Why? because it's helpful for us as a bounty hunter to track our progress and stakes reward.
First look what you are set up for.This is the most important issue for me.Read the bounty's site and see if it's already secure over time.If it has a lot of experienced members you can easily enter.
Good bounty campaign must include the followings:
1. Good communication
2. Working/alpha app
3. An active and responsive social media community
4. Unadulterated whitepaper
5. Formidable team
6. Website
7. A trustworthy bounty manager (irrespective of the rank)
8. The use case and so on
1. Good communication
2. Working/alpha app
3. An active and responsive social media community
4. Unadulterated whitepaper
5. Formidable team
6. Website
7. A trustworthy bounty manager (irrespective of the rank)
8. The use case and so on
You have to study the project carefully first, before particiapting in its Bounty campaigns. If the project seems promising, having good and experienced team behind it, nice concept, and clear whitepaper and roadmap, then you can participate since such projects are usually the most profitable ones.
check the team members if they have solid knowledge in what they are doing. find out the team behind the project. visit their websites design and content, read whitepaper. Ask them questions regarding about their project in their social media channel.
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