Topic: How to Choose better Bounty Projects? - page 5. (Read 22417 times)
First look at number of participant, team, and look whitepaper. You can join bountyhive to choose better bounty
Factors such as team composition as to legitimacy, background and experience should always be on top list first before believing what was being said about their project and their promises. The idea of the ICO on how its product differ or would compete against other in the market should also be taken into consideration.
besides considering quality of the product, for now what must be considered is projects have potential partnerships and their activity in participating in blockchain events to promote their projects. Choosing right project is always tough because in the begining team seems to be very active in answering to the question asked by the community.
This is so freaking true . almost all bounty ico are seem to be legit at first and you cant just recognize that they are shady . this is the reason why its tough to choose a bounty ico campaign that will last until the end of their designated plans . we have no choice but to trust our own instincts because this is a game of trial and error .
Choosing right project is always tough because in the begining team seems to be very active in answering to the question asked by the community. We have to cross check the accounts of the team members and whether they have any previous experience in which they want to raise money. We have to watch carefully about their progress and giving more conference by getting more awareness about the project.
You have to study carefully the ICO project itself firstly, before participating in its bounty campaigns. If the project looks shady or not really promising then avoid joining its bounty, because you will waste your time and effort, most likely. In fact, the number of promising ICO projects decreased lastly, unfortunately.
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.
Factors such as team composition as to legitimacy, background and experience should always be on top list first before believing what was being said about their project and their promises. The idea of the ICO on how its product differ or would compete against other in the market should also be taken into consideration.
I am searching for a great bounty manager and in 90 percent of cases this decision solves all the problems. When you have a trusted manager it almost guarantees that you won't take part in a fraud project.
I would advise you not to rely 100% guarantee on the words of the Bounty manager of the company. To date, even the very authoritative names of managers already have a tarnished reputation.I agree with all the points mentioned and that's what I often do when I join a bounty, but sometimes I also choose a bounty that provides a very large amount of dividends 
Especially a project that has reached Softcap, because it is very important for the continuation of the project to continue to exchange, because most projects currently have failed to achieve Hardcap, so at least Softcap is when I search for Bounty campaigns. 
I agree with all the points mentioned and that's what I often do when I join a bounty, but sometimes I also choose a bounty that provides a very large amount of dividends
Yes, the points presented are indeed good and will provide convenience in finding potential projects.
With bigger dividends, there are certainly many who are eyeing, surely the participants will be more crowded.
I agree with all the points mentioned and that's what I often do when I join a bounty, but sometimes I also choose a bounty that provides a very large amount of dividends
A good project, for now, is very difficult to find. But we must continue to try and choose a good project if in my opinion looking for sales that are already Soft Cap. And you should pay attention to the appearance of the website and then study the Whitepaper. Then join the social media flow, the admin must be very active.
Look for a bounty project that has a large allocation and of course the most important thing is the project is good or not. You can analyze it yourself before participating in the bounty. And also the bounty manager usually affects a little whether the bounty is good or not. The most important thing is that you have to see the project yourself or not. We here only suggest how good the project is or not.
I spent over 6 months to see if bounties were worth it. And I can say, 99.9% of them are not. You may find a diamond in the rough but those are increasingly difficult to find. I gave up after 3 months because my time is better spent doing things which have a much higher ROI like day trading.
Work smarter, not harder.
Work smarter, not harder.
i have tried all this yet not able to yield much in this struggle. the quality of the project, the whitepaper, website. the project owners and so on. i believed the current market situation played a big role on the out of some icos. many bounties failed due to not being able to reach hardcap. some never make it to ICO. some sold out there project.
we just have to try our best and do not focus much time on bounties.
My advise for bounty hunters. stay away from bounties that last More than 3 to 4 months. you will earn very little unless the bounty manager decides to limit the number of participants.
we just have to try our best and do not focus much time on bounties.
My advise for bounty hunters. stay away from bounties that last More than 3 to 4 months. you will earn very little unless the bounty manager decides to limit the number of participants.
I strongly agree, with point number one, because the appearance of the website also greatly affects the desire to join, that's my main point in choosing a bounty, then the contract in etherscan, and the thing I often see is the roodmap of projects, most of which I examine , many are successful, a natural thing when a bounty hunter researches before joining a project.
I am searching for a great bounty manager and in 90 percent of cases this decision solves all the problems. When you have a trusted manager it almost guarantees that you won't take part in a fraud project.
Indeed all your steps are very good to choosing a better bounty project. For me i check out for the team behind the project, the use case ,the social media handles of the project, i check the white paper, when i am satisfied that the project is worth it, i go in for the bounty but before that i check for the duration and bounty allocation. if i am satisfied, i go all in.
This is also the right approach. if there is a strong confidence in the project, then you need to be included in the project at 100 percent and work
Indeed all your steps are very good to choosing a better bounty project. For me i check out for the team behind the project, the use case ,the social media handles of the project, i check the white paper, when i am satisfied that the project is worth it, i go in for the bounty but before that i check for the duration and bounty allocation. if i am satisfied, i go all in.
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