The first to look out for is the bounty manager, If bounty is Managed by a trusted and High ranked manager such as Arteezy or Yahoo, You'll be rest assured that the bounty is less likely to be a scam or low quality project. another alternative is to DYOR.
There are some new bounty manager that manage good projects, so I think you really have to do your best on looking for good projects. Choose the bounty not only base on the details of the whitepaper. I also agree Sir Yahoo is the best on this since he only choose good projects, but you still need to do your research. 
Topic: How to Choose better Bounty Projects? - page 9. (Read 22423 times)
I only have a very simple choice, namely by choosing a bounty based on the platform that released the bounty list. and the best in my opinion is the bounty platform and bounty hive.
Choosing bounty project is so hard. We need experiences and information to pick a project. I usually follow bounty manager that have a good record and have a concistency. But favourite bounty manager cant guarante the project will be succesfull.
This recent downtrend and also due to the fact that many ico projects ended scam, ico became less passionate. This certainly has an impact to bounty hunters. At this time, being able to choose valid projects will not necessarily provide rewards that are in accordance with the work that has been done. The tokens obtained could be worthless when hunters receive their fees.
To choose better bounty project you have to follow some points.
Firstly you have to look at team behind the project. Secondly you have to check rating on ICO rating sites like ICO Bench.
Also don’t forget to check comments of peoples on projects social platform.
Firstly you have to look at team behind the project. Secondly you have to check rating on ICO rating sites like ICO Bench.
Also don’t forget to check comments of peoples on projects social platform.
I am guided by the following criteria:
- I determine how the technology offered by the developer is necessary for a real business.
- I appreciate the team. I draw attention to whether previous projects were successful.
- I read sites like bitcointalk.org and subreddits.
- I estimate the potential of the coin
- And I see how realistic the project plans are.
- I determine how the technology offered by the developer is necessary for a real business.
- I appreciate the team. I draw attention to whether previous projects were successful.
- I read sites like bitcointalk.org and subreddits.
- I estimate the potential of the coin
- And I see how realistic the project plans are.
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.
Arteezy is a good bounty management group, but not any of their bounty management is successful. For example, AIVON's bounty has been completed for nearly 2 months, and still hasn't got any information from AIVON's administrator.
Yes, the Arteezy team is truly professional, and it’s sad that bounty managers can’t influence project developers, in fact they are the same workers as bounty hunters who only get paid much earlier and not always in project tokens.
The first to look out for is the bounty manager, If bounty is Managed by a trusted and High ranked manager such as Arteezy or Yahoo, You'll be rest assured that the bounty is less likely to be a scam or low quality project. another alternative is to DYOR.
Arteezy is a good bounty management group, but not any of their bounty management is successful. For example, AIVON's bounty has been completed for nearly 2 months, and still hasn't got any information from AIVON's administrator.
The first to look out for is the bounty manager, If bounty is Managed by a trusted and High ranked manager such as Arteezy or Yahoo, You'll be rest assured that the bounty is less likely to be a scam or low quality project. another alternative is to DYOR.
Arteezy is a good bounty management group, but not any of their bounty management is successful. For example, AIVON's bounty has been completed for nearly 2 months, and still hasn't got any information from AIVON's administrator.
That was a good initiative. Thank you for pointing it out for the members who are really lack of how to choose a good bounty. They don't fucking care about project which is more important. Otherwise, our times go vain or wasted.
It seems to me that today almost all rating sites and all the positive information about certain ico campaigns have little or no importance, since they even analyzed all the available information that is very difficult to choose the most promising project. Now almost more than half of the Bounty company does not bring any profit to the bounty hunters.
That was a good initiative. Thank you for pointing it out for the members who are really lack of how to choose a good bounty. They don't fucking care about project which is more important. Otherwise, our times go vain or wasted.
Thank for this info I'm also wondering how to choose a great bounty. I think I'm gonna used this method may be it will work for me
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
whatever it is, they have the right to do anything for the coins they have, after all they only get a few coins so does that really damage the price? if that's true, it should be very easy to recover because the bounty hunter only sells a few coinsSomehow 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
You should take a look first the team if they more on experience to handle with that project and then their documents are legit to operate and their plan of the project.
The first to look out for is the bounty manager, If bounty is Managed by a trusted and High ranked manager such as Arteezy or Yahoo, You'll be rest assured that the bounty is less likely to be a scam or low quality project. another alternative is to DYOR.
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
whatever it is, they have the right to do anything for the coins they have, after all they only get a few coins so does that really damage the price? if that's true, it should be very easy to recover because the bounty hunter only sells a few coins 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
I do agree with the review of this post. We must analyze their good project, raised fund gained, amount of bounty token allocation, total of participants. Additionally, we may also need to know whether the bounty need KYC or now, how long it will last, the team members of the project to avoid scams, and also their clear and up-to-date information on social media and telegram community.
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