how to choose a good bounty ?? - page 6.

pelipurlara

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Quote from: kevindjunaidi on May 08, 2018, 07:24:59 PM

if I personally choose a good bounty by looking at the allocation of the bounty and who the manager of the bounty.

You can visit their social media if they have lots of followers and feedback from team members. And you need to read their website and what their purpose is from the community. You can see the rewards manager profile if they can trust

frerejaak

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Quote from: tumokatok on May 17, 2018, 09:05:04 AM

Quote from: kevindjunaidi on May 08, 2018, 07:24:59 PM

if I personally choose a good bounty by looking at the allocation of the bounty and who the manager of the bounty.

Does the coin or token have a future? Can get value, or just a copy of cheap bitcoin like other shitcoin. What is the purpose of the project, and who is on the developer team. A good gift can only exist if the project of the gift is good. So, the bounty that has a bounty pool hug is not automatic either. You should see the project they are promoting

exactly, shitty projects have good managers all the time. When I do my first bounty soon, i'll look for disruption, something that'll fill a big hole in a market that doesn't yet exist

tumokatok

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Quote from: kevindjunaidi on May 08, 2018, 07:24:59 PM

if I personally choose a good bounty by looking at the allocation of the bounty and who the manager of the bounty.

Does the coin or token have a future? Can get value, or just a copy of cheap bitcoin like other shitcoin. What is the purpose of the project, and who is on the developer team. A good gift can only exist if the project of the gift is good. So, the bounty that has a bounty pool hug is not automatic either. You should see the project they are promoting

Nagibator007

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here you need to carefully choose the work that you are going to do and the reward that you will receive for it. carefully read the terms of participation, which offers the project and look at the whitepaper bounty.

nairb131

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Some of the things to do before joining Bounty are, you should check the list of available bounties and their potentials. After that, you should study the white paper first, check the team members and possibly their previous works to be convinced of how promising the project will be, check their roadmap and what will be your reward for participating in the campaign.

louisBSAS

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I choose the bounty of campaign managers. Usually a manager who values his reputation very responsibly approaches the choice of the project. This increases the chance that you will be paid for your work.

designcoinz

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to choose a good bounty I usually see from the whitepaper of the ICO whether it has a good team or not and whether it has a good bounty manager or not because sometimes there are managers who do not take care of bounty well and will only make us waste of time

samidhu1

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This is actually a hardest question to answer because you can't just simply pick a good bounty from those informations .... It likely gambling, researching H2H (Head to Head ) history won't give you a big chance for winning a bet. You need to do more and maybe sometimes it's all about lucks..

imstillthebest

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Quote from: wave1002012 on May 13, 2018, 06:07:27 PM

Quote from: CanErik on May 13, 2018, 05:50:31 PM

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

Yes, whitepaper can really help to know the project and personalities involved because in this way we can say that the bounty project is legitimate due known legitimate officers involved.

whitepapers cant guarantee a legit bounty. You know guys everything can be fake these days because we are now living on a new world where impossible can be turn into possible with only a few modifications. but overall , im not saying that reading white papers is a bad idea , of course it will still help in order to know their details and also to minimize the risk as well.

I do choose a bounty that has a good reward allocation and i dont really mind the campaign manager or reading the important details because that takes time and effort .

wave1002012

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Quote from: CanErik on May 13, 2018, 05:50:31 PM

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

Yes, whitepaper can really help to know the project and personalities involved because in this way we can say that the bounty project is legitimate due known legitimate officers involved.

EuronPower

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Experience has taught me that there are at least three things you should do before you start participating in a campaign:

1) Read the whitepaper, or you will regret that you did not understand what the project's goals are and it will be nightmare when you do personalized tweets

2) Make sure that the project has good support, credibility and that it puts you to work hard. There are many projects that only ask you 2 RT per week, it clearly seems that you do not have to be successful in collecting funds

3) Analyze the management of the manager in his other campaigns. There are managers who does not update the spreadsheet or who does not have Telegram groups dedicated to the Bounty Campaign, and in the long term be another nightmare.

Finally, you should be aware of the fundraising for Softcap, it is very important to do a good job on Facebook and Twitter to attract investors and to receive your rewards

CanErik

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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

ronnis.gomes

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I choose by checking the amount of community supporters if the project solves a common world problem and if it can be promising and if the staff is knowledgeable and competent, and of course if the bounties are worth it

CLS63

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I'll look at how many people in spreadsheets. If the number is high and the amount of the prize is high, I will take the bounty.

eugenefonts

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Quote from: MuhNofa on February 10, 2018, 02:18:44 AM

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

On my own opinion, first check the white paper of the project read and see if theres a unique idea and if not and the same from the other project you pass by. Another is check their website if properly arrange and well design. Then if you are convince on the project that it has a big potential see now the bounty manger if its legit and no red trust. Managers rank is not important sometimes because the own company appoint their own bounty manager and sometimed its newbie and legit. Dont join too much bounty just learn to choose quality over quantity.

SoraAoi69

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Do not fool with the amount of bounty distributed. Some bounties says over million dolars bounty will be distributed but they can not afford that. They are usually scam projects. Another criteria is participants, if it is too high, bounty will be divide so much your share worth little.

dakiev

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If you are really lucky you will join a bounty which hasn't got a massive amount of participants. And if it does well you will be sitting on many coins for your work. These can be found, but require good timing, luck and research.

Anzal RK

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How to choose a good bounty Huh

I think like that :
1. Look website and whitepaper.
2. Look roadmap.
3. Read and knowing that bounty and coin.
4. And do bounty.

Every time i wanna join bounty campain i do like that.
I dont know is right or left but is work it.

icomap24

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Quote from: ervanikan on May 13, 2018, 08:31:36 AM

the easiest way to find bounty is to visit the ico rating site because there are lots of good ico and have been filtered so it's not hard to find a good ico,

I agree. I like ICO raiting site "ICO Bench" ( https://icobench.com). I usually choose the projects with high score.
You can also use the next ICO raiting sites:
https://icobench.com
https://icorating.com/
https://icodrops.com/
https://icomarks.com/
https://icocrunch.io/
https://tokentops.com/rating/
https://foxico.io/
https://www.icohotlist.com/
https://www.tokendata.io/
https://topicolist.com/
https://www.icoalert.com/
https://www.ico-list.com/
and others.

nyerok

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I think to choose a very good bounty is very difficult because at this time I see already a lot of bounty circulating and many ICO that is not too interesting that make confused to choose a good bounty, note the bounty manager is the most important and make sure the manager has experience nice.

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