Topic: How to Choose better Bounty Projects? - page 17. (Read 22417 times)
Yes, I agree with the recommendations of the OP as this is very helpful to the newcomers in this field. In my case, I usually check the ICO website and read thoroughly the whitepaper to know the content about the project and it's purpose. Then I also review the team members that handles the project just to know if these are legit people. Also, the rating is also my primary consideration and the bounty manager should have experienced in handling the project where spreadsheets should be transparent to the bounty hunters.
Choosing a better bounty is not a difficult tasks, just firstly check project website, then it's team, then whitepaper, and then last ICO ratings. If this all points are ok, then you will get your best project. But sometime despite all this, the bounty goes in vain. So little bit luck also depend!
I choose to join only bounties that are managed by a well known and trusted bounty manager like Wapinter, BTCLTCdigger, Newslikw, sinatra12. There are also many more but I prefer these ones because I never had a problem with them.
Choosing the right bounty manager is very important because even if project is good if bounty manager is bad you will just waste your time...
Choosing the right bounty manager is very important because even if project is good if bounty manager is bad you will just waste your time...
Nowadays, this is the most painstaking and difficult task, it is very difficult to choose the bounty, so personally I stopped doing social bounty.
Wow such a good example for picking a successful bounty i really appreciate your info. i am also checking company whitepaper roadmap ,soft cap and hardcap, dev team all these then join the bounty .
There are so many threads about same topic, how to choose correct bounty, how to choose profitable bounty campaigns and so on. I think that many people know it and if not, they can use search button.
And after all, why there are so many threads about that bounties are dead, no longer profitable.
And after all, why there are so many threads about that bounties are dead, no longer profitable.
Thanks for this informative post. Like you said, I also look at similar points. Bounty Management Team is also very important. # of participants and ICO hardcap amount are also crucial factors. Besides all this, of course you need to have some luck as well 
Hopefully we'll be out of bear market when my bounty tokens are delivered
Hopefully we'll be out of bear market when my bounty tokens are delivered
Very useful tips, none of which we've not known already, except for the newbies on here. I used to ignore the number of bounty participants before now and I felt it was negligible. I'm currently signed up with a twitter bounty whose number of participants has been significantly low since the start of the campaign despite being. an Amazix managed bounty. Guess I might have to reevaluate..
I hope every bounty hunter will read this post and learn how to search a good bounty campaign to participate! This process makes the 50 percent of your rewards. If you are more selective with bounties, you will get a greater token as a reward!
definitely luck is there still we can minimize the chance of failure to some extent.
Choose no choose i see all as luck.Most bounty project after checking all yet its turn to a scam .The bounty you never thought would pay will be the one to pay you after campaigning .Just agree with me that is a luck thing .
I have to say thank you to you for providing a useful way to choose a bounty, and I honestly say that is what I really have to do. About point number 1. I was interested because the website design was very good, so I decided to join. And number 3. about the budget also made many participants interested and tempted. Without seeing the other side, which eventually sometimes fails. That's what I've experienced. I want to ask and ask for your opinion or suggestion, who is the gift manager who you think has provided a successful project benefit. Hopefully it can be useful for all of us. Thank you for the writing that you shared.
Sometime you still can't choose a good bounty even you applied all these steps . You should know that it's not the same all the time, sometime you should believe in what you feel and depend on your luck. Although you follow good bounty manager but not all bounty campaigns managed by good bounty managers are good .
. You should know that it's not the same all the time, sometime you should believe in what you feel and depend on your luck. Although you follow good bounty manager but not all bounty campaigns managed by good bounty managers are good .
I usually look to support in participate in the projects which are backed by venture capitals or have collaboration with the fundraising platforms like LeekICO, KickICO, Liquid , Tokenomy, tokenplus etc or ICOs which are listed on ICOdrops which looks realiable to be as there are so many scamp ICO which can result in waste of energy as well as precious time.
Most important: TRUSTED BOUNTY MANAGER:-
Most important: TRUSTED BOUNTY MANAGER:-
One of the most important things about an ICO is the team behind it. They need to be real and offer more than just a profile pic which they can just download off any social media site
I agree on most parts, just want to say that bounty manager has nothing with payments hence it is irrelevant if bounty manager is trusted or not, it only depends on team. Another thing is, you said funds raised are not important, I can tell you this is very important part because if project doesn't raise enough money they won't pay participants or they will pay less.
You have put up the main points nicely in your post, i will add that the shorter the bounty camoaign the better reward we can get, so do consider this as well, personally i think biggest thing that matters is a genuine project with good team and practical use cases.
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