Topic: How to choose bounty? - page 100. (Read 10557 times)
First of all, pay attention to: information about the project, the importance of having a blockchain in it, the duration, the percentage of allocated tokens in the bounty sections of the campaign.
I strongly believe crypto. for me the crypto is a form of rapid advancement of technology and the internet, where the future society will be required to live more forward in accordance with the changing times, moreover, bring crypto considerable advantages and this is sought many people to this day.
choose bounty must be careful and observant, because now many bounty that appears and we must see many things including the concept, the composition of the team, project, roadmap and sales. if all those things qualify I think it can be used as our choice to choose bounty.
quite difficult to find a bounty program that will be profitable.
a good whitepaper, or solid teamwork, can not be guaranteed to be profitable.
a good whitepaper, or solid teamwork, can not be guaranteed to be profitable.
Pay attention to the research team, find out where the group has been involved and how these projects are developing. If the team has experience then you can trust. If you want to be sure, find out about the person behind the bonuses we receive after the end of the campaign.
You have to first, browse bounties and check its background. Then, try to read rules to follow and think if it best suit your preferred work. You may also check the roadmap, how it is being presented in a reliable way as possible.
This is one pf the critical problem that any bounty hunter has. But if we have much experience in this bounty scenario we can smell the $ behind bounty campaign. According to my view point, there are few factors that any good bounty program should consist.
01. The concept / idea behind the particular project
02. Bounty allocation
03. Project team capabilities
04. Marketing team capabilities
05. Duration of bounty campaign
06. Bounty managers portfolio
If we analyze above streams of bounty program we can have a rough idea about how it may operate.
01. The concept / idea behind the particular project
02. Bounty allocation
03. Project team capabilities
04. Marketing team capabilities
05. Duration of bounty campaign
06. Bounty managers portfolio
If we analyze above streams of bounty program we can have a rough idea about how it may operate.
Myself I like to participate into bounties runned by Syllon. This guys can be trusted and the projects his picking are legit and they have a real chance to succed into ICO's and after ICO's. There are others things that I do before I pick a bounty like checking the team , project , roadmap and so on.
His bounty program is indeed very good, but it is not suitable for new friends in the forum, because his requirements are relatively high, such as the need for full member in front of will give a certain reward, and jr member is basically not eligible to participate.
Whenever I choose bounty campaign to join, I first review what's thier campaign is all about and what they are promoting and then Second, I will look who is the campaign manager, I preferrably choose campaign with trustworthy and reliable manager so that everything will be worth it. Lastly, I check what is the rank of the one who post the campaign because it will seems trustworthy for me if the one who post it is a hero or senior member.
You should choose agood manager's bonus and provide a good ICO distribution and project so that your work will not be wasted, and you have guaranteed the rewards you have been rewarded for.
I think nobody really knows the end result. But usually a good campaign manager represents a good project too. If the spreadsheets look very organized, it may be the initial sign that the project will end nicely.
Unfortunately not all good projects end with fun. Some do not reach the target and cancel / return the investment. Maybe choosing a campaign in the middle of ico when it reaches softcap can minimize risk when doing bounty campaign.
The whitepaper is one way to be able to determine, good or not bounty is held. However, there is another search you can do, by reading the concepts of the topics taken, roadmap project, sponsor, team, adviser, experienced campaign manager with successful projects, and supply of funds from investors.
In fact, it's very simple! First, you need to choose a project that you believe in; second, to check that there were not so many participants in it, otherwise you will be paid very little!
Yes, those are one of them; also, check the history of the manager, so that you will have an idea about how he/she handled his/her last campaign. Additionally, view the comments of other users regarding the campaign.
Choosing the right bounty is like choosing a course you should think deeply and decide properly and especially follow your heart for us not to regret our decision in the end. In choosing bounty campaigns you should read and check the background, the whitepaper, read all the requirements and guidelines to succeed and accomplish the works that was given to you by the bounty by following the right rules.
there are several criteria to determine it, starting from who campaign manager, what project is done, more importantly how many participate in the bounty campaign if the payment with the method of sharing the stake is very influential, although the coin is not good but who joined the campaign only 5 people then it will produce enough coin, small but a lot of it is also nice if it happens 
I usually see bounty from the whitepaper and his team, because the team can also determine whether the gift is good or not, and one thing also see from his project and his roadmap if there can be viewed, and from the division of his results as well 
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First of all, analyze a project itself, its ICO rating in the listing. Then you can understand how successful the project will be and how many tokens cost.
I think that the choice of the good manager is a key to the good project. First of all, the BM project will send a token, and the good manager Baunti will pay attention to the gossip hotline. They will attentively study at the choice of the project, and they are more professional, than we in this regard.
The most important rule for me is: If I like this project to invest money in it, then I can participate in the bounty campaign and invest my time in it.
An excellent approach, and if we multiply this rule by the lack on a desire to consult with all the "experts" in a row, then a fairly profitable business is obtained. 
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