Topic: How to Choose better Bounty Projects? - page 10. (Read 22417 times)
The most important is the project itself what is it`s purpose. It needs to have a real use case otherwise it is only a fake ICO to scam people. We need to work out our own set of criteria when selecting projects for investing or bounties in which to participate.
There are many ways in which the basis for choosing a bounty is my strategy of taste or taste is to ask bounty or ico admin and I will never forget to look at a bounty that would like to be included if the bounty ico bench I will finish here by the end of my review of a bounty I also look at their project and how much softcap and hardcap to make sure that they reach the softcap that just knows how to think of a bounty that wants if it is difficult to join a bounty that you are not sure about legit or scam because they use a different account to say that their project or bounty is a good one to be careful about joining the bounty.
we can't find out raised money as easily as that. Some campaigns don't let us know it until the ICO is finished, and also I think what really matters in a project is the team behind the project.
I agree with these views, but there are cases where the scam project attracts a lot of followers with high returns, and finally the bounty hunter gets nothing. Last month, I met a scam that was forked by Ethereum. In the end, I didn't get anything, just wasting my time working.
Nice post you narrate all points very well im agreed with you, to find a good bounty project you have to check team behind the project.
Secondly you have to check some ICO rating sites & find out rating of that project, also check peoples comment about project on social platforms.
But ICOs ratings also can also be bought so don't trust them then social media activity are increased by the bots so you never know who are the real people talking about it but checking their activity is a good thing. Secondly you have to check some ICO rating sites & find out rating of that project, also check peoples comment about project on social platforms.
Believe me, sometimes even these rules don't help , as sometimes project which looks like really usable and a great one becomes to shit and nothing helps with.
I tried all possible analyzes and tactics in the search for good bounty campaigns, but I can say with confidence that fraudsters are now very informed and determine where a good project is and where scam is very difficult.
Nice post you narrate all points very well im agreed with you, to find a good bounty project you have to check team behind the project.
Secondly you have to check some ICO rating sites & find out rating of that project, also check peoples comment about project on social platforms.
Secondly you have to check some ICO rating sites & find out rating of that project, also check peoples comment about project on social platforms.
Believe me, sometimes even these rules don't help , as sometimes project which looks like really usable and a great one becomes to shit and nothing helps with.
For me I always read whitepaper and knowing the project perfectly. Because you need to explore the project avoid such scam and loss of money.
I am afraid that it will not be enough to evaluate a project. You only check their whitepaper then surely you will meet scam projects. You must check all their activities and see if their project has a product or not. Anyhow, now even those projects are good reviews still scam bounty, all will depend on a bit of your luckYes, you are right, if you have check their whitepaper, you also can find which one is the scam project, but I don't think they have the actual product before their ICO is success, anyway, they would like to say the real product and listing plan all after the ICO, so it still cannot find the scam easily.
For me I always read whitepaper and knowing the project perfectly. Because you need to explore the project avoid such scam and loss of money.
Now people are faking technical documents very well and as a rule, not everything happens in a project regarding the white paper.
For me I always read whitepaper and knowing the project perfectly. Because you need to explore the project avoid such scam and loss of money.
I am afraid that it will not be enough to evaluate a project. You only check their whitepaper then surely you will meet scam projects. You must check all their activities and see if their project has a product or not. Anyhow, now even those projects are good reviews still scam bounty, all will depend on a bit of your luck For me I always read whitepaper and knowing the project perfectly. Because you need to explore the project avoid such scam and loss of money.
Now people are faking technical documents very well and as a rule, not everything happens in a project regarding the white paper. When I choose a bounty I will look at if they are in ico bench and how much the total supply of their coin also looks at the legit admins and how many tokens they have raised and how good their project is from me joining many bounties are coming out so it's hard to look bounty especially so many scam bounty.
most of the ico bench are paid.
Based on the experience I really do some research and reading their white papers to make it sure that it won't waste my time. And also I prefer to participate those projects with a trusted bounty manager that only choose to promote a legit projects to get a better earnings not only for him and also for his participants who trusted him to in his management.
From some of what you say to be true, my advice is to make sure the team is clear and transparent, sometimes the project is not always the same as what we say, but at least we can see how the team experienced before. this is also important
When I choose a bounty I will look at if they are in ico bench and how much the total supply of their coin also looks at the legit admins and how many tokens they have raised and how good their project is from me joining many bounties are coming out so it's hard to look bounty especially so many scam bounty.
Quality of project and distribution of bounty is one thing i would check on
Somehow distribution can be slow but its acceptable, especially if the bounty tokens is having a massive amount
As far as i know, most bounty hunters just dumped all the tokens and crash the price
Somehow distribution can be slow but its acceptable, especially if the bounty tokens is having a massive amount
As far as i know, most bounty hunters just dumped all the tokens and crash the price
Me personally what get me attracted to any bounty is the quality of the project and how viable the project is in meeting real time needs with a working product.
It is possible that you are right, but I try to be guided by slightly different criteria in search of bounty!
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