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 ?
see their social accounts
talk to other members
research on them
Topic: How do I know a bounty program is good? - page 51. (Read 4223 times)
see their social accounts
talk to other members
research on them
I've seen s lot of bounty campaigns and yes some aren't that good. It is somehow hard to identify which you think is good or bad and which will lead to success or failure, because there are ICO's that will look good, active, interesting in the beginning but when it comes to the middle of their journey, some of them are becoming lazy, inactive, and this things makes us think twice if it is a good one or not.
What i recommend you to do is to get a full understanding on the dev team and its manager. Check whether their previous projects and whether they were succeeded. And then search for what their technology is. This would be very also helpful for you. Then you have to look for their road map and whether it is a possible or achievable one. Then check the website as well. There is a well known bounty programe called Daneel bounty campaign if you are looking for a such programe. I highly recommend this as a good one.
some bounty has the same bounty manager and we can see the previous bounty with the bounty manjer is a good bounty or not and there are many more ways to choose a good bounty as well as the number of participants who follow it
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 ?
Check their idea as a cryptocurrency user the you should have a glimpse of whether it would make a hit or not regarding their targets plus you can see it depending on the bounty campaign token value. I also check the rank of the campaign manager since the better their credibility is the higher chance they will choose a quality bounty campaign to manage.
I give tips for you..
1. Research on ICO rating sites that ICO which bounty available.. if written at website is good.. you must join and if not (rating <3,7) i'm not suggest you for join
2. Research review too, not just rating.. if much people give good review at that ICO , well.. join their bounty now
3. Read their whitepaper.. and check that is real whitepaper or not (just copy and steal other whitepaper)
4. See roadmap, development , and how they promote their ICO
Hmm maybe my simple tips can help you
Thank you
1. Research on ICO rating sites that ICO which bounty available.. if written at website is good.. you must join and if not (rating <3,7) i'm not suggest you for join
2. Research review too, not just rating.. if much people give good review at that ICO , well.. join their bounty now
3. Read their whitepaper.. and check that is real whitepaper or not (just copy and steal other whitepaper)
4. See roadmap, development , and how they promote their ICO
Hmm maybe my simple tips can help you
Thank you
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 include a new player in a bounty campaign. But I will share my little experience with you. I think to know the program is good or not, you should read the whitepaper. In addition, you also need to check its spreadsheet whether it is always updated or not. But, in practice I did not do that, because it was too long and I was not very good at understanding it. To simplify my work, I always read the start and end times of projects, and read the rules well. After that, if I think this project is easy, then I will follow and do according to the rules well. I follow all the campaigns, certainly among the few that I follow there will be some good ones.
i can choose bounty program is good who is the bounty campaign manager.
to see a good bounty we can go to the tread that issued bounty and find information there about bounty also we can see bounty participants, the more participants I think bounty will be good results
To find out if the bounty or signature campaign is good and legit, do some research see if there is a positive comment and it's also important that you know who the manager is, and if the manager is not familiar you should also know if it has a escrow for their fund and read on their ANN THREAD for more information.
I also agree with you. But for me I always want to know first if their is a escrew on that specific campaign. Then I read the ANN THREAD and comments about the campaign. Lastly if the campaign manager is attested.
It's very hard to choose one. But for this six month I've participated only in one social media campaign which pay me less than 120$. Other 13 campaign was successful for me
Nowadays there are so many ICO's offering bounty that it is difficult to find a genuine one. So before getting registered for any bounty, it is important to go through the review of the project, one should also search about the team who is leading the project, roadmap of a project also plays an important role for a sure success. Participating in bounty campaign is a smart way to earn money, but there are even some scams projects that will lead to waste your time and effort.
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 special sites with lists of reliable bounty programs. In addition you can view the development team, activity on the site, the description or to analyze how much liquid this project will be based on their lending page. 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 must see first their whitepaper and roadmap to know more about them.
Looking for a good bounty is like looking for a good ICO. Just imagine you are looking for a good ICO to invest in. Because bounty campaign is connected with ICO.
To understand if the Bounty program is good you need time. Spend this time for reading the Whitepaper and checking the information about the team members. Check their accounts in socials: when they were created, etc.
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 ?
As my opinion in bounty altcoins on this forum, there's a lot of list for bounty but for me before you joined try to study there platform by reading it's background .In their background try to focus on it's roadmap, whitepaper ,website,the team founder who owned the bounty project.The Bounty project was very important soo if we are joining try to choose who is the best for you and not your friends idea so that if what will happen, you have no regret in your heart because it's your choice and decission making.
the way other members reply and talk good about it will tell you if a bounty program is good or not and also you have to some research on your own or ask your mentor been the one that introduced you to this program.
In my opinion when joining bounties I personally checked the profile of who is handling the bounty program of a certain project, most importantly his rank and trust in the forum. I guess its the best first step for you to be in a good or legit project because I have this feeling it reflects to the bounty manager then next thing the whitepaper,roadmap,team behind etc.
I always trust the same thing with Jerome, who are running the Bounty campaign. That's just not always. Even these managers can discern a good or bad company. There are not only scammers, but also those that are practically worthless.
You can even check the demand for that bounty, there are very old campaigns having a couple of pages of messages in the topic.
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