Topic: How long ICO's project pay for bounty hunters - page 7. (Read 1493 times)
the longest I experience is 3 months and the fastest is 1 month. possible time difference because they continue sales to reach the target
nowadays there are many ico who pay bounty hunters for a very long time, all depends on the team because there are still some who pay bounty hunters with a very fast time
Yeah i think the developers are afraid to immediately release the rewards for the bounties since theses would cause massive dumping so usually they now ay 3-5 months after the ICO ends giving a chance for the coins to be stable at least.
It really depends on the ICO or the developers of the coin. I have experienced being paid only weeks after t he ICO ends. But I have also experienced being paid for about a year from the end of the ICO. But the usual is 2-4 weeks after the ICO ends.
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.
This will depends on the developer if they want to take a risk to give the token and list on exchanges immediately or wait until a bullish market. Some project will not mind the market and they will distribute after the crowd sale and get listed on exchange as a result the price hit the bottom and the investors will get angry to the team. 
Period is extended now compared to 1 year ago. There are still ICO that confirm what they wrote in bounty thread ad the beginning. I think that everyone should do like these, promises have to be respected because bounty hunters made lot of work so it's really disappointing when there are projects that pay after more than 6 months!
In fact, different companies list coins in different ways. Some extend the period of participation in the bounty company. There are also those who list coins after they go out on the stock exchange.
All depends on how long a particular ICO project runs, usually the gift distributed by an ICO is approximately one week to two weeks, and even one month after the ICO is finished.
Successful project can do that, but those who keep extending their sale also extend the time frame of the bounty rewards, most of the time now we seen lots of ico who are on this process, they are not paying the bounty hunters in the right time simply because they didn't meet their target funds, participants needs to wait til the time the manager/s informed them worse, they won't receive anything because of scam.
the real problem is that the postponed the end of the ico very often right now, even of six months.
Anyways, i've voted 1-3 months.
Anyways, i've voted 1-3 months.
I think that with the current situation, there are many ICOS develop and benefit but most have no investment. Only one of them is interested in and invested. So paying for bounty hunters is also difficult and time consuming.
All depends on how long a particular ICO project runs, usually the gift distributed by an ICO is approximately one week to two weeks, and even one month after the ICO is finished.
I work with bounty more than 2 years and it seems period of paid more longer that be in 2016.
Lately, many bounties that hold payments are not like last year, at least we have to wait 3 months for payment and sometimes the results we get are not in accordance with the length of the project we are doing. Sometimes there are successful projects but are refuse to pay by saying bounty hunters do not help boost marketing, all done by the team or for blogs are all just copying from the whitepaper.
So it depends on the project. In the past there is one group paid 2 weeks after ico was finished but now it's 2 months after ico.
Although I think that normally they should pay in a month or two, I have voted for "4-6 month" because I'm still waiting for my payment from TV-TWO and their ICO ended in July 2018, and they don't look like a scam project.
What I like about this thread is that from what I read it appears that it's a normal thing to wait so long (4-6 months) for the payment. And I thought, based on my previous experience, if you were not paid withing 2 months after ICO end it means you were scammed.
What I like about this thread is that from what I read it appears that it's a normal thing to wait so long (4-6 months) for the payment. And I thought, based on my previous experience, if you were not paid withing 2 months after ICO end it means you were scammed.
nowadays there are many ico who pay bounty hunters for a very long time, all depends on the team because there are still some who pay bounty hunters with a very fast time
The best ico projects in which I participated, always paid on time and did not make you wait long, quickly went to the exchange and always their coins showed themselves very well. I think it’s not just a good product, but also karma. 
The best projects in this regard always receive support from the community. I, at least, still follow these projects and always support them as far as possible.
The worst projects always make you wait a long time, sometimes they don’t even go to the exchange, and if they get into exchange, there is always start's a hard dump. I was very disappointed in the Amazix group, not a single project under the Amazix organization, in which I participated, was successful, not even one. In the future, I will definitely stay away from bounty lead by Amazix team.
The best projects in this regard always receive support from the community. I, at least, still follow these projects and always support them as far as possible.The worst projects always make you wait a long time, sometimes they don’t even go to the exchange, and if they get into exchange, there is always start's a hard dump. I was very disappointed in the Amazix group, not a single project under the Amazix organization, in which I participated, was successful, not even one. In the future, I will definitely stay away from bounty lead by Amazix team.
I work with bounty more than 2 years and it seems period of paid more longer that be in 2016.
It usually takes about 1-3 months after the ICO ended for the bounty to be distributed to the participants and after that we wait a little more for the token to be listed in an exchange and have volume to be able to trade. Distribution really depends on how successful an ICO is, some ICO not reaching their soft cap does not give bounties to their participants, while some ICO not reaching their hard cap extends their token sale then does the bounty distribution afterwards.
Most part of campaigns pay after 1-3 months, and it's so hard to make the bounty only source of earning money.
The payment period for prize hunters, I participated in prizes, only a few months and did not receive anything from the prizes I attended. However, I can read some discussions about how long the payment for prize hunters is, which is 1 to 3 months.
i am working for some bounties and usually i get reward with in 3 to 4 months but i do not look as much as after receiving it took almost 6 months to be listed on any exchange. so i just do work and keep the coins in my wallet.
At the moment, my long wait are rewards program from Hdac and Current. For Hdac I waited six months, Current waiting is still not over since February 
. The key to success is patience, many projects don't send their tokens now because of the depressed market that we can see last year.
. The key to success is patience, many projects don't send their tokens now because of the depressed market that we can see last year.
Usually, they write about the timing of payments in the bounty Topic, but sometimes the company does not adhere to these terms, for example, Beluga did not pay at all, they promise within a year, or ATLANT who divided payments into 18 months.
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