Topic: How do you choose your bounty hunt? (Read 515 times)
I used to do some calculations about how much a team gives for bounty campaigns, but when i received payments it turned out they were totally wrong. So the result of any campaign is pretty unpredictable for me.
Choosing a right bounty for having my own factors to choose I always check their white paper and their total supply for a project, campaign manager and team member with their respective roles and roadmap.
Hello, I will answer the question, the choice of the company's bounty is very hard work, since before choosing a company it first needs to be analyzed, technical documentation, product of the project and many other things
I look at the whitepaper and then look at the total ammount.
I am looking at the number of participants too many participants are getting good money but it is getting harder to get income
I see what kind of company it is. How many people participate in the bounty. How much does the token cost. And when the end of the ICO.
Check the team. Look at their background and evaluate their experience based on what other projects they have worked on before. The team will ultimately impact on the success of the project that is why I always look at the team's background before joining a bounty.
When choosing bounty campaign I usually see total sales at that time.
Then see what ico is themed and the purpose of the project and who the campaign manager is, at least if the manager is already famous the project at least rarely a scam.
Then see what ico is themed and the purpose of the project and who the campaign manager is, at least if the manager is already famous the project at least rarely a scam.
How can you see total sales, if at the time of baunty coins are not yet on any exchange?
that is impossible because bounty campaign is one of the first phase of the ICO, I mean, bounty campaigns mostly comes first before the token sales because investors will know the new ICOs and new crypto projects through bounty campaigns.
you'll be too late if you consider the total sales because more probably and often times that the bounty campaigns are already ended.
in my personal experiences, close to half of the bounty campaigns aren't paying bounty stake tokens due to some unfortunate reasons.
Do you follow any particular system or do you take any particular steps to make sure you are on a good bounty campaign? Do you just look at the WP or the total ammount?
the first criteria on how to choose bounty campaigns is through the bounty managers itself because I do believe that good ICOs and crypto projects hires good bounty managers because good bounty managers are being followed by good bounty hunters who could help to bump the ICO information into the prospect ICO investors in this forum.
When choosing bounty campaign I usually see total sales at that time.
Then see what ico is themed and the purpose of the project and who the campaign manager is, at least if the manager is already famous the project at least rarely a scam.
Then see what ico is themed and the purpose of the project and who the campaign manager is, at least if the manager is already famous the project at least rarely a scam.
How can you see total sales, if at the time of baunty coins are not yet on any exchange?
I'm more new. I'm investigating. I recommend you to research and make good graphics.
When choosing bounty campaign I usually see total sales at that time.
Then see what ico is themed and the purpose of the project and who the campaign manager is, at least if the manager is already famous the project at least rarely a scam.
Then see what ico is themed and the purpose of the project and who the campaign manager is, at least if the manager is already famous the project at least rarely a scam.
Do you follow any particular system or do you take any particular steps to make sure you are on a good bounty campaign? Do you just look at the WP or the total ammount?
I personally choose bounty with the bounty manager and the allocated token. Just take a look at the good manager who was managed big bounty like jamalaezaz, avirunes, deadley and many more. then take a look at the allocated token. I usually joined if the allocated is between 2%-5% of total supply.
If they actually seem promising and if I'd actually recommend it to a friend.
If you don't like it, I don't think there's a point in doing it.
If you don't like it, I don't think there's a point in doing it.
Frankly speaking, I'm looking at the very idea of the project, if I like the idea and I think that it will really help this world, then I go to the bounty, but if I like the conditions for investors, I also invest in the project
I look at the idea of the project and its founders, you can study my signature and project Repux - good team, and have a good product
I personnaly choose them by doing good research like I would for an ICO, and then check the allocated ICO percentage and the number of participants to see my potential earnings.
Before I participate in bounty, the first one I see boutny manager. If the bounty manager is familiar with bounty campaign, then I will participate there.I also see the amount of fees they will share in the campaign. To avoid scams projects I like to read whitepapers as well.
I'm starting to find a campaign based primarily on position. I am very open to friend suggestions and I am moving in their direction. When people on social networks follow their numbers, the problem gets out of the way.
Do you follow any particular system or do you take any particular steps to make sure you are on a good bounty campaign? Do you just look at the WP or the total ammount?
Total bounty prize still be the number one to looking for bounty, but its not just the value, im still research from who the team, who the sponsor behind the ico, what the ico offering smart contract, p2p, blockchain money or selling product.and how long the bounty will held because sometimes white paper and website not contain how long it will held.its better to looking ico that contain phase of their coin offering. 
In order to choose the right bounty program for you, there's a lot of steps ! it is not that easy and it is not hard !
Well, the total supply is very important, the Whitepaper and the website must look perfect. The team is important too. you can find many people in the team who are well known. Live project is important too. if you are lucky you make a great income from bounty.
Well, the total supply is very important, the Whitepaper and the website must look perfect. The team is important too. you can find many people in the team who are well known. Live project is important too. if you are lucky you make a great income from bounty.
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