Read the white paper of their project and understand it, or you can also look a good campaign manager that has many successful ICO handled, and the most important is the community, if its huge or small.
Topic: How do I know a bounty program is good? - page 9. (Read 4237 times)
There is i think no ultimate answer to this. You can check their website, team, roadmap and the volume of their suppley and soft cap. The idea of the project and their potantial partner can reveal a picture of how it is going to be.
how to know if a bounty is good, just investigate in the project and you'll find your answer, if it is a good project you'll get your reward
I'm sure that you need to see bounty program, see how much they've collected already. And look how many people get into ICO
I've been through alot of bounty programs and have not yet been scammed, I think in order to join a successful bounty program you must know its legitimacy that is the most important thing you must know and it is obvious if a bounty is fake or not, simply observe their services and if they alotted much time on making the thread.
You will know, if you read the information of their thread such as whitepaper and roadmap and if you want more details you can follow their twitter, facebook and telegram as well. This will help to know more that it is good and reliable bounty program that will help you to choose a promising campaign.
I also don't know for sure. but the guidelines I was on the team that there is behind the project. In addition to monitoring sales results also sometimes needs to be done. of course, this is important because it aims to find out whether the project has a lot of interest in this or not.
If I only look at websites, projects that are running, the ICO movement and how the team solves problems related to the progress of their projects, how many followers of their telegram to see how many investors enter.
Do a lot of research thats why search button was made of and analyze one campaign first and read a lot of things in their whitepapers and check also the feedback of lot of user who used to it.
you should research further before joining the campaign perhaps by checking their campaign managers and their teams check the pre ico and the web join in grub telegramnya to find out more info,and allocation of funds to the participants of the campaign and see the spreadsheet how many participants have already joined because it is also influential in the number of prizes we receive later.
Examine the project itself. Check the team, advisors, idea, the stage of the product development and roadmap. Examine the tokenomics. Is hardcap realistic? If it is, do the math about the bounty campaign itself. Imagine that 2,000 people are participating in your sub-campaign and calculate how many stakes and tokens you will get as a result. If the amount is something you're ok with, then jump in.
To find out a good project, you can join the official website of bounties such as websites, whitepaper and you can also join the social media facebook, twitter. And you can see the sales achievement of the token. With this you can analyze a project, of course, you can avoid fraud project.
i think we need to study carefully the project like their road map or whitepaper and others that are related to the project. also we can ask to the project manager and we can see the Bounty Allocation.
I think the most easy way is to ask people about it. There are several assessment criteria for a good bounty and no. Usually I like to ask some people in facebook groups or this forum. I myself judge from several aspects. And also, read the testimony of other users. The first thing I see is the concept of the project, the concept of gaming, real estate or exchange is still the best. I think you can easily see it from the managers. Second, I see from the total sales achievement. There are some good and trusted managers for bounty. If you want to be safe, you should follow bounty for projects that have reached softcap. So I think it is pretty easy to find good bounty. Third, I look at the total supply, and the allocation for its bounty. But if the bounty is scam, I do not mind and I will find another bounty.
there are several assessment criteria for a good bounty and no. I myself judge from several aspects. the first thing I see is the concept of the project, the concept of gaming, real estate or exchange is still the best. Second, I see from the total sales achievement. If you want to be safe, you should follow bounty for projects that have reached softcap. Third, I look at the total supply, and the allocation for its bounty. Fourth, I also see who his bounty manager.
Actually I did not join bounty I join only to the signature. Bur before I invest to the ICO and for sure they have bounty I will do make research getting information of the project because if the project is good they have a lot of investor and they will get a lot of investor so the project is successful and those people who are joined are getting good or high reward..
You have to read the rules and bounty company, i have lots of bounty campaign that ive join with, some of them are failure and some of them are sucessfull. What i do is, i read all the staff that they give us. And i join on telegram to more updated.
It depends on the bounty of the budget, how much money the ICO project raised, as long as the project to raise enough money, the following things will be very smoothly, you can set his mind at to join their bounty mission.
Start by reading the white paper, road map, do a deep research about their team, has a working product, how much they already earn. They are important to see how good is a project.
That the nobility, Bounty a campaign is good or not, you see before joining Bounty campaigns where you can see how many their ico has been sold? them ico are sold out on preliminary sale or not. You can check these ico their ico how many it has been sold and as long their badge has been started. If their badge has failed because not many investors buy them by ico, your campaign of generosity will be failed and won't earn reward.
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