1. Is it a project you are really interested in?
2. On which blockchain is it based. What is needed to be able to receive bounty?
3. How is the general interest in the project?
4. Is it clear how much and how bounty will be distributed?
5. How many people participating? With how many you will have to share the bounty?
Topic: How do I know a bounty program is good? - page 57. (Read 4223 times)
There are many components in a bounty campaign that make it good or not so good to join. Many things must be taken into consideration before joining a bounty campaign. First of all try to see if it is run by a good and competent bounty manager, then check to see what the actual website looks like and if there is a good team backing the project. Then see if there is a good and thriving community growing in it's center on Bitcointalk and other social media and see also if they have a good disruptive technology that is ground breaking or a decent service or product that will benefit the world in general.
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 ?
Look at the team.... Or
Try to understading their website and whitepapper
I think thats enought
Website and white paper isn't enough to spot bad projects or programs or ICOs or whatever it is as everything can be copied and fake stuff that they're too good to be true.
I suggest that God ICOs are hiring good bounty campaign managers like higher rank accounts otherwise bad ICOs are simply managed by Newbies and junior members.
Another point, check their Telegram channels, if their channel has many active members then they're good ICO otherwise stay away from them so that you'll not waste your time.
I agree. There are numerous indicators one could check to guide him as to which projects would have the better chance of success. The above-stated reply tackled simply but clearly what a a bounty program joiner must check. First, the whitepaper, this is the place where you can find all details about the project, most importantly, the object of the project, the product or concept they are trying to market, the developer team, and some, even the forum management team is included. By studying these information, you have the tools to decide if a project would go up or under. However, if I may suggest, I think the most important aspect to check is the concept or product the team is marketing. If it is a new one or a big improvement compared to its counterpart products, then I think that it is a good concept to invest it because people always like new ideas rather old ones.
There is no way of knowing whether a bounty is good or not.
You can rely on the inquiry of the project, the team in it, and maybe your personal feelings, if this project will be successful.
You can rely on the inquiry of the project, the team in it, and maybe your personal feelings, if this project will be successful.
Take a look in google trends , how much people search it . Try research in google name of team members and investors, always take a look for quality of site.
For good bounty first you have to research all important things like Develop team, White paper, Roadmap etc.well because by this doing you will know easily that the project will be successful or not. Then try to check who is the bounty manager and join most bounty as the manager have good and high trust.Then check the bounty allocation mean how much token they allocated for bounty so that you will now we will get much rewards or less.
Go through their website, read about project and technology used. Check their team and the road map, it will give you idea whether the project is good or fake.
Most of the projects are scam except few. Its harder to find legitimate project because there are too many icos right now. 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 a newbie you are not allow in bounty(a few manager accept newbie).Do you know how to choise a good ICO? A good ICO mean a good bounty to me.So before joining a bounty campaign I like to research about the ICO.If its looking good,Than I would like to join the bounty. should have to raise the rank first, at least must jr member.
Go through their website, read about project and technology used. Check their team and the road map, it will give you idea whether the project is good or fake.
You can read the whitepaer of the project and understand if the use case or the business idea a project is proposing has any merit or not. The quality of the white paper and the roadmpa by the team usually gives good estimate about the quality of the project. Additionally one can also look into team profile and involvement of big investors in the project.
Review the bounty manager. Look up information on the team on the website. Are they anonymous? If they are, why? Is there a community supporting them? Is the telegram active with people talking about 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 ?
I have involved in many bounty campaigns on the BCT, and my experience is that you should look at the ICO's information on the Internet, particularly on social media or ICO review websites like Icobench, Icoreview, Icolisting, etc. After you have researched the information, you will summarize and evaluate the ICO after the private sale process ends, which will help you assess a potential ICO campaign.
Check the team and website. Try to understand the project behind the ICO and if you believe in team, website and project then you can take part in bounty.
You have a point, before taking into bounty program I always look into the whole team, it's background. The way they handle the project if they have the ability to develop it. Yes, it needs to thoroughly observe the project before we invest or join the bounty program. 
I check the project's innovativeness, the team and the budget of the bounty at first.
And then I look more closely the project if the project meets my criteria.
And then I look more closely the project if the project meets my criteria.
Bounty programs are like freelance jobs you get. You have to participate in a good one to get some valuable coins. First thing you should check is project like will it be successful. Then check rewarding system and the bounty manager. If it looks solid and fair you can participate in it.
I agree with your opinion. Bounty mission is a good choice. There are some scams. Sometimes disappointment. It is worth taking a moment to choose a worthwhile project before starting a bounty assignment. 
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 ?
maybe you can from where the project, then how much softcap to be achieved,if softcap is too high then the risk of failure is also high,
and the last one is who manager of bounty.
Check the team and website. Try to understand the project behind the ICO and if you believe in team, website and project then you can take part in bounty.
First, look at the official website, and then is the GitHub website, if there is open source code, then look at the frequency of github submission to prove that they work hard, if not, that they are not very powerful program.
To take part in the bounty program, it is worth paying attention to several factors:
1. Reliability of the startup itself. Although you will not give the scammers their money, but you will lose your time.
2. How specific are the tasks assigned.
3. How well these tasks suit you. It's worth realizing your strengths and taking on those tasks that you can really accomplish well.
4. How many participants in the program bounty are registered. If a lot of users are already involved in the bounty program, then it is likely that the tokens allocated for its financing will be shared among all. That is, each gets a small part of the "pie". In this situation, those who registered as one of the first can benefit.
1. Reliability of the startup itself. Although you will not give the scammers their money, but you will lose your time.
2. How specific are the tasks assigned.
3. How well these tasks suit you. It's worth realizing your strengths and taking on those tasks that you can really accomplish well.
4. How many participants in the program bounty are registered. If a lot of users are already involved in the bounty program, then it is likely that the tokens allocated for its financing will be shared among all. That is, each gets a small part of the "pie". In this situation, those who registered as one of the first can benefit.
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 a newbie you are not allow in bounty(a few manager accept newbie).Do you know how to choise a good ICO? A good ICO mean a good bounty to me.So before joining a bounty campaign I like to research about the ICO.If its looking good,Than I would like to join the bounty. Jump to: