Topic: How to choose bounty? (Read 10574 times)
you need time to choose bounty, if the bounty is managed by a trusted manager you can immediately follow it,you must learn more about the project developers. This research effort also consists in reading about the team behind the project. And then read what other people think.
Adequacy of bounty campaign management. If you see that the people at the forum are dissatisfied with the campaign manager (tupit, ignoring requests, not clarifying important points, being bullied, crookedly keeping records of bounty members) - perhaps it's worthwhile to bypass the project side. Often, this attitude is a signal for investors to skip this startup, since the same can happen with the "development" of the project.
It is necessary to study ICO itself first. And you decide whether to participate in the bounty
It depends on how the market operation become profitable, that also affects the returns of the total benifits to every workers or members of campaign. All we want to do on how detect a good bounty is also base on the campaign manager which is a very trusted campaign manager.
One of the options in the digital money world is bounty. The money is very important for less investors. you need to look at the project for the right bounty and consult your mentor.
Just check directly the bounty manager. If you will see a legendary rank as a bounty manager plus with positive trust on his profile then that bounty manager does promoting legit ICO. There is no doubt about it and it works i guess 80% chance that the project is legit and not a scam. Though there are projects also promoted by any member of the bounty forum just check their trust so that you won't get any worries about receiving reward at the end of ICO. And there are copper members also here directly promoting ICO project so those project also will be probably legit and nothing to worry about. And you can receive your reward after the ICO. This is one of the advantages and positivity in joining cryptocurrency aside from investing directly to it.
We need to conduct a number of studies!
Read the document, the roadmap, research your team and find out about your product.
Read the document, the roadmap, research your team and find out about your product.
At first, it is easy tp choose bounty but now ,you should be careful if not you will not earn the payment. some ICO not pay the bounty or the coins are worthless. I join CLOUT, HAZZA, LUHN, REST and others. They are worthless and not pay me. they are are suckers to my time and effort. I think now , bounty is more difficult than before to choose the legit one.
Always do your research about the people behind the bounty and their objectives. If you come to like them, check if they are competent.
How to choose bounty? In the selection of the bounty you must read the letter in the bounty that you are going to have and should you join the bounty you must be active in the popost if you are looking for a bounty in bitcointalk and you will search for the bounty you will join.
We all know that there are a lot of bounty in the bounty section as we can see, but my question is how to choose good bounty campaign that we are able to earn money? Many people mention, that the only way to determine whether the bounty is profitable or not is by reading its white paper but may I ask to those expert here what is the other way to determine the profitable bounty?
It is hard to choose the bounty now, too much scam project. I ussualy read white paper to be sure it is not a shit project, check the team too, all information should be clear. You should join more telegram group, they will share more exp to choose a good bounty. Or you can check my Signature, Eloncity is good project at this time
The first thing I look for is the bounty manager. No matter how promising is a project, if the bounty manager is having a shady reputation then there is no point in joining the campaign.
Very good question... I also want to know about that because I want to join good bounty
All around in light of what I read. You should be take the correct choice at that point get some thought from star clients and know which abundance they are utilizing then you can discover great abundance with no diligent work. Try not to be anxious and don't take any choice without exploring any bounties foundation. On the off chance that the undertaking have some potential and anticipated that would achievement, at that point you can join its abundance in light of the fact that such tasks have great groups and devs and they give significant tokens as prizes of their abundance members.
I look at the company manager, the number of participants, how many coins are allocated to this company, each time reading white paper takes a long time)))
It is really difficult to find a good bounty campaign these days because there are a lot of scam projects outside so one needs to be careful when choosing a project. One must know much about the project, the teams and the bounty manager of the project.
really hard to find good bounty, but if you follow good managers like blockeye,yahoo,artiz,lauda,etc then you will fimnd good bountys.
First of all, when choosing a bounty, you should study the project itself. Often some projects allocate a large part of their fund to the bounty. And participation in them seems profitable.
I have a lot of reference to know if that's a good bounty or not, using a lot of sites that gives a good background about those Bounties out there, like ICOrating, ICOBench, alexatraffic, or reading their whitepaper and if they have a good Bounty Manager! You need to consider those things so that, it will help you pick the best Bounty.
Ahah)) it's pretty simple, but really difficult. You have to determine whether the project that conducts the ICO is good, for this you will in any case have to read white paper. Determine whether the development team is good. Next, you see how much money is allocated to the bounty company. How many on the category you are interested in. Number of participants. After that, you decide whether you will take part in the bounty company or not.
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