Topic: how to choose a good bounty ?? - page 19. (Read 3535 times)
Many blockchain startups choose to launch a bounty campaign prior to, or after, their ICO. To choose a good bounty campaigne you have to be selective and do your own research. You also have to be patient and be careful with scammers.It's also important to follow a channel where manager can interact with bounty hunters. This is not only important for answering support-related questions, but also for building a community of early adopters around product or service.
A good Bounty Programe was selected first with the Bounty project. Then we'll check the size of the Coin in that Bounty and see who team members are in the project. If there are so many Good Reviews, then that Bounty is eligible. That's how I choose Bounty.
The good bounty campaign is different concepts and approach to the community. Approach to the community and to the people can be one of the criteria to see the good bounty. New up coming campaigns will be original or maybe more develop than the first one.
If you want to choose a good bounty find an established bounty manager here in bitcointalk like needmoney, atriz, sylon, blockeye, and many more. With personality you can have assurance for the bounty you choose.
I think you should consider on how good its idea. If you think it can catch people attention consider it. You should also check its popularity, the more people means more chance of investors and may result to higher rewards for us. We should also check the fees and reviews of it on sthe media/social media. I suggest you also to use some ICO evaluations sites as much as possible.
There is some options that will help u a little:
Bountyplatform.io -alot of different of them
Bountylord.com - many projects, u can sort by type
Icobench.com - also good one, u have to put "Bounty available" and look at their current rate
Also u have to see, what project is, what team is behind it, how main site looks, etc.
Bountyplatform.io -alot of different of them
Bountylord.com - many projects, u can sort by type
Icobench.com - also good one, u have to put "Bounty available" and look at their current rate
Also u have to see, what project is, what team is behind it, how main site looks, etc.
Choosing a good bounty is not an easy method. I mostly look for the following characteristics:
1. A detailed and well-written white paper, which is free from plagiarism
2. Development team consisting of well known and trust-worthy individuals
3. At least 2% of all the tokens / coins dedicated to the bounty program
4. Assurances from the developers about what to do with the unsold coins
5. Bounty campaign duration must be well-defined, and less than 8 weeks.
1. A detailed and well-written white paper, which is free from plagiarism
2. Development team consisting of well known and trust-worthy individuals
3. At least 2% of all the tokens / coins dedicated to the bounty program
4. Assurances from the developers about what to do with the unsold coins
5. Bounty campaign duration must be well-defined, and less than 8 weeks.
Lots of good advice here. Here is one more important thing.
Timing is very important.
Since rewards are sent out according to how many stakes and the percentage allocated, it is simple that you will get more by starting out with the campaign early vs. starting later.
This can actually save you so much time when searching for bounty programs.
If you are using the bounty thread (in altcoin discussion - marketplace - bounties) then it will take FOREVER to go through all of them.
So just make it simple, only click on the threads that have very few responses, like only have 1 to 10 pages of responses.
This will filter out a vast majority of bounties that you are too late to join to receive significant rewards.
By doing this you will encounter 2 types: a bounty campaign that has no hype or a fresh, brand new one.
Just look at the posting date and you can tell.
If it's a new one, then start looking it up to see if it is legit.
Timing is very important.
Since rewards are sent out according to how many stakes and the percentage allocated, it is simple that you will get more by starting out with the campaign early vs. starting later.
This can actually save you so much time when searching for bounty programs.
If you are using the bounty thread (in altcoin discussion - marketplace - bounties) then it will take FOREVER to go through all of them.
So just make it simple, only click on the threads that have very few responses, like only have 1 to 10 pages of responses.
This will filter out a vast majority of bounties that you are too late to join to receive significant rewards.
By doing this you will encounter 2 types: a bounty campaign that has no hype or a fresh, brand new one.
Just look at the posting date and you can tell.
If it's a new one, then start looking it up to see if it is legit.
There are many ways to be able to identify a good bounty. You can consider the manager of the bounty project, their idea and promotion strategy. You need to scrutinize the three criteria above for a good or bad campaign. It is my experience checking ICO projects and hopefully it will help in your work.
I always search for bounty campaigns on this forum first and then I read their whitepapers, check their social media accounts. And it’s important how they communicate with investors and bounty hunters, how is going their crowd sale.
I am here just wanted to ask me is a bounty hunter (people who work bounty) here I am still confused how to choose a good bounty of coins ?? for me to do because most of his coins ico die before in can grow
First look for the bounty allocation to your desired bounty program, social media campaigns like fb,twitter,telegramor blogging youtube or reddit,blog writtings, etc.,or if you are planning to joing the signature campaign, if the allocation is 25-40% that would be the ideal bounty allocation.
There are a lot of good bounties around. Always read the whitepaper and understand. Know the developer by joining their telegram wherein you can ask them directly your queries and doubts. Do not stick on one bounty, read a lot so you can compare. For me, the more participants they have, the more popular they are. The disadvantage for that, you may receive a small stake due to volume of participation sharing. But I would rather be receive a few than to fall on scams.
First of all, if we will choose the good bounty, we must log in our peoject. After that, we can choose home and we look the alternative cryptorencies. Then, we can click the announcement or bounty to search the good bounty. Befire we join the bounty, we must look the date about bounty. Bacause to choose the good bounty we must join the new bounty or updet the bounty to get the many coins. So this is my opinion about the choose a good the bounty. I hopes we can get a good bounty everyday in our project.
I am here just wanted to ask me is a bounty hunter (people who work bounty) here I am still confused how to choose a good bounty of coins ?? for me to do because most of his coins ico die before in can grow
First look for the bounty allocation to your desired bounty program, social media campaigns like fb,twitter,telegramor blogging youtube or reddit,blog writtings, etc.,or if you are planning to joing the signature campaign, if the allocation is 25-40% that would be the ideal bounty allocation.You should consider the whitepaper too,read the whole whitepaper,join telegram and ask the developers if you have any questions it shouldnt be a business minded whitepaper.
Look for the product/services that this ICO has to offer,if there is none i wont join
Check the founder's and developer's background,are they capable?
The roadmap must be clear ,short and long term goals are needed.
Lastly community's feedback to the project,if you received positive feedbacks join!
Good advice dude. Usually i used to check White paper and i will choose best bounty based upon the manager. I will check trust able manager only, I wont go with others. Apart from this i will validate with below link.
https://topicolist.com/
This will help you to find top order best ICO. It has option of ACTIVE ICO, PRE ICO, and UPCOMING ICO, PAST ICO.
A good bounty should have worthwhile rewards, a community large enough to support the project and of course if the rewards manager is acting and responsive, as well as the project team in social media.
You have to take a look on the bounty manager at first, because the reputation is extremely important, and the reliability of the project itself.
to choose a good bounty you have to consider your bitcointalk rank and your social media accounts because it is badly needed if you an higher rank in bitcointalk like full - legendary you can find bounties with higher allocation of percentage in signature camp and if you have so many followers and friends you can find higher allocation of percentage in social media campaign
There are plenty of good bounties. Search for them here on bitcointalk because you can end up with the best one
To choose a good bounty project or not, we need to read the whitepaper carefully. If the project is good, it will produce good coins. That's my opinion😊
I am here just wanted to ask me is a bounty hunter (people who work bounty) here I am still confused how to choose a good bounty of coins ?? for me to do because most of his coins ico die before in can grow
Choosing a good and relevant bounty depends on its team behind it and also depends on their status in social media, always check it especially their telegram because it is where you can ask the team directly about the project and determine if it is legitimate and a "good bounty". Most ICOs die before it can grow because if various reason: and one of the major reasons is its community's poor communication to potential investors. Evading important questions that need to be answered and clarified about the project and this is because of the community's uncertainty about their project, this results in losing some potential investors. Give time to research the project and how active and consistent the community of the project is. Jump to: