I work with bounty more than 2 years and it seems period of paid more longer that be in 2016.
I never heard a project ICO held for 2 years.
That's a waste i think, for me i just do 1 month bounty and move to another project
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I never heard a project ICO held for 2 years.
That's a waste i think, for me i just do 1 month bounty and move to another project
I work with bounty more than 2 years and it seems period of paid more longer that be in 2016.
Yeah. Last year after bounty finish they will not gonna wait for ico end. They immediately release the token of the participant after the bounty end. But now they will wait for ico end before sending to them.
I've ever had an experience to retrieve the bounty reward, it took almost 3-4 month until the bounty reward is distributed, we still need more time to wait for the coins to get listed in the market.
Honestly, it’s a pity that this way of earning did not happen earlier, but with regard to payments, everything is correct, companies are increasingly delayed in payments, and they justify this by saying that the market is simply in a terrible state ...
The wait times seem to be getting longer and longer.
I speak from my own experience.
You currently have to wait for several months to get paid for a bountie.
I speak from my own experience.
You currently have to wait for several months to get paid for a bountie.
the difference in 2016 with 2018 is. projects are few but there are rarely cheats, if the project is over the tokens or coins are directly distributed, BTT regulations are also not as complicated as now. maybe that problem will be faced now
It is getting bigger almost every day, because teams behind the ICO do their best to protect their toke rate growth no matter what would be the cost. Bounty participants are not able to influence the process, so all they have to do is wait.
The payment of bounty always need long time and long duration. It all depends on their roadmap, the manager who lead the projects and the situation in the market. The longest time i worked with bounty is 8 months before i reach my own tokens in my wallet. So many manager need long time to check the spreadsheet and our stakes, and for now with the bad situation in the market i think it will takes more time than before, maybe the developer of the projects afraid their token will dumb like the market. And they intend to slowdown the payments.
There are no specified time duration for bounty payments. It all depends on the roadmap of the particular project. the longest i have worked with a bounty is 7 months before i received my tokens
Mostly is is in approximately 60 days, but there are projects who are extending their token sale or who decide to do the distribution after listing on exchanges. This means that it can take a longer duration.
Usually it takes about 30-90 days to receive the tokens for your campaign work but it can vary greatly and in some cases it can take up to a year before you receive the rewards
Based on experience, ICO's normally pay within 1-3 months after the ICO closes. If it's within a month, then it's good 
The rewards I participate in will almost always be delayed for more than one month to allocate tokens. Occasionally I will encounter the task of assigning rewards every week, but this is very rare!
This situation will depend on the notice being posted by the bounty manager or the decision of the team members. There are bounties who are early payers, and some others who will pay at the end of the ICO, and some others pay after 1-3 months after the ICO. Its still their best decision i mean, because as we all know, bounty hunters are the dumpers of price, based on what ive heard.
It depends on the team and the bounty manager. But it usually takes more than one months to come into your wallet. However, there are some projects that are paying within first two weeks. Just make a better research, before joining a project 
base on my experienced 1-3 months is majority, yet there are some projects that paying weekly and less than a month 
Always stay updated in every project in that time span cause some projects implement additional activity before distribution.
Always stay updated in every project in that time span cause some projects implement additional activity before distribution. So I think more than 2 month after end of ICO it's too long, but many project wait when market growth back and don't pay.
yep, approximately around 1 and 2 months after bounty campaign end. The bad image that certainly related with ICO project is a scam or legit ICO but they didn’t pay every participant (this case I have heard a few months back) when the token has been listed on some exchange.I agree that the time interval is very long, the bounty hunter must have a high patience to get the reward that has been his right. Am I just wondering could this forum provide/manage the time interval for the bounty campaign to pay for each participant? And if this is possible, maybe a bounty hunter will have a little burden cause they will be paid within a predetermined time.
2 years? Are you kidding? Most of bounty campaign will pay their bounty hunters in less than 6 months including campaign running time. Some campaigns can run longer than 6 months. I quit all campaigns that run for more than 1 year because it's fraud and waste my time.
I work with bounty more than 2 years and it seems period of paid more longer that be in 2016.
It actually depends on the run of the ICO itself. Because if the ICO will last for a long time by selling tokens. The bounty hunters should continue to promote the particular ICO which you joined in. But if the ICO runs so fast and reached already the hard cap. They can give bonus or reward by month or a week.
This will be different from any bounty. Maybe it used to be often faster in the process of distribution. but for this distribution process indeed ni require quite a long time and does have plausible reasons as well. investors sometimes more recently the bounty hunter and because the numbers are also pretty much so indeed take long it is reasonable.
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