Topic: How do you choose your bounty hunt? - page 5. (Read 515 times)

I first evaluate the bounty. I pay attention of how many stakes given to every rank.

In my opinion, there are a couple of signs that can make you confident on bounty campaign quality. First, the project that lies in the foundation of bounty campaign should be promising. Use search and your own common sense to access that. Then ICO dev team should be credible enough to convince potential investors on its ability to deliver all its promises. The last point concerns the bounty math, i.e. your potential reward should be higher than some threshold level to spend your time on the campaign. By the way, the participation of some well-known team as the bounty lead is a good indirect sign.

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If I want to join with a bounty campaign then I follow some important matter I trying to join under a trusted well known bounty manager, and also markdowns their projects white paper roadmap.

There are a lot ways to go about it. But for me, I choose those that are endorsed by several known managers, and of course i also consider their rating in various review sites.
So the more it is endorsed with high rating, then most likely many will invest in it.
Thus, my guidelines in choosing bounty.

I choose the bounty hunt either by reading the whitepaper itself and do a simple google search to sort of analyse the growth potential of the ICO, even this i still make some mistakes sometimes and i wasted the time to do their bounties. However if you are lazy you can take a shortcut like following those famous youtuber or some telegram groups for recommending good ICO from their perspective.

I usually choose ICOs handled by trusted managers. This is by far the fastest and most convenient way. Next thing I do is check ratings and critic reviews in websites and social media. I am not fond of reading the whitepaper because it is time-consuming, but if you are industrious enough, you can. I usually choose ICOs that are related to trading sites and/or real estates.

which I did see from TEAM. if there are some people in TIM verified and positive rate new I trust ico will be successful.

A good bounty is not only dependent on how many usd is available in the bounty. If you are looking for a good value or a big value, you should learn what the ico/project is about. You should read the whitepaper and the ANN to know all the important things about the project. Sometimes, even the bounty just managed to reach the hard cap (the goal of the ico) but the participants is few and the allocation you take from the bounty is big, you still have large profit is guaranteed from it.

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I look at the whitepaper, the website, the project's bitcointalk ANN as well as bounty threads, their twitter account, and sometimes their telegram. Actually, I only visit their telegram if I want to raise some questions. These steps are necessary if you want to promote a project that you personally believe in. Of course, when checking the bounty thread of a certain project, you need to look at the allocation to the campaign you want to participate in. That is to make sure that your tasks will be paid according to your efforts.

I will read the white paper and fing something of the members to see if they are good enough to make me get the money I want.

Many factors you need to research before participation in bounty campaign. Look at team, activities in social networks, project hype. And also see, who is bounty manager (if it possible, search his previously bounty campaigns).

when I choose a campaign, I always see the manager, like need money, woshib, artezzy, sylon, hua_hui, thehun, block eye, amazix team, and tokensuite theme.

then I also always look at altcoin sales and allocation.

There are so many factors that go into picking a bounty...

The ICO itself - what product is it? Can you adequately promote it?

The ICO team - can it be taken seriously?

Is the website fully functional? Are social media sectors being updated regularly by the CM?

$$ being offered for bounty - is it worth your time?  I’ve done some low value campaigns because I believed strongly in the ICO and wanted to help it succeed.  Others, I think, need to be considered very much from a $$ value position.

Length of campaign - if two campaigns have the same bounty $$ allocation, but one lasts 3 weeks and the other lasts 3 months, the shorter campaign will be better for you financially.

KYC required? - are you comfortable doing KYC? Are you even able to pass KYC?

Difficulty of bounty tasks.  Eg. Some Twitter campaigns require only retweets, whilst others required you to create many new tweets each week.  It is much easier to retweet their work that it is to create tweets yourself.  But, if you are comfortable creating tweets, then this might appeal to you.  You only have so much time each day, so choosing campaign segments that suit your abilities is important.

Reporting requirements - can you follow complex reporting rules?  If not, choose campaigns with simple reporting requirements.

For me I do some research before entering a bounty, I study their white paper and analize if their projects are good. I also consider the manager that is managing because it affects the campaign process, renowned managers are the best ones to consider. Most bounties will be risky but it will teach you on your future campaigns in determining the ICO's that is worth it.  

I care more about the project rather than the total amount of the bounty, I mean, I prefer less gain but a good project rather than a shitty project with huge bounties, because I usually hold so I'm in for the long run.

various ways to examine it can be viewed from the team and most importantly open a website there in explain the way and its purpose and whitepaper, bounty allocation and the number of participants it is all very important to see a good bounty

I usually google search and research on the net about various ICO projects. I also visit various ICO rating sites and blogs. You can get a lot of information on these sites. I also pay attention to what other members are talking about various projects.