I would look into Crowdholding. They are a co-creation platform where you get crypto for giving feedback to other startups. I find it better than typical bounties because:-
- They have some tokens that are actually on exchanges such as DeepOnion, SmartCash and also some new exciting ones, instead of hoping the ICO is successful, hits on exchanges and then you can cash out.
- If you comment on a task, you have the chance to get both Crowdholding's YUP and the other token. 2 birds with one stone.
- The better the comment, and the more up votes you get, the more of the stake you get. Means if you know what you are talking about, you get more.
- Actually makes a difference for startups as they are getting validation, not just spammy messages on Facebook.
It's free to sign up and start commenting, the website is :- https://www.crowdholding.com
Topic: How to choose bounty? - page 113. (Read 10557 times)
If you want to find really good "Bounty", you need to be attentive and watch the ICO team. Also you need to check team's experience.
The advice I give you is that you have to know what you are paying. Keep this in mind when you decide how many tokens you want to allocate to each task. It can sometimes be a lot more cost-effective to hire freelancers instead for certain jobs.I recommend you to allocate between a 0.5–1.5 percent of their tokens to an ICO bounty campaign.
First I read the rewards scheme to make sure it suits me. ThenI will do research about the ICO - product, team, whitepaper. Lastly I will check how responsive the bounty manager is
comprehensive i like it
You just have to do your research and choose carefully as if you were investing actual money in it. Just because you are not investing money, doesn't mean that your time and effort are any less valuable so don't waste it on scams or weak projects.
Thus, ICO rating sites were created to help us easily sort them out. The problem is, they are already rigged. Or will soon be. And it is not their fault at all. To find out why, we will take a look at a recent ICO bounty program from one side, and a popular rating site like ICObench from the other.
Well, choosing good bounty campaign in a bounty thread must be an active website with telegram, facebook, and twitter account to determine into the public that this people who supports the project are legit. And in addition to that they are seriously updating what is new media proposal to be share by every participants.
In addition to reading the whitepaper, I pay attention to the manager of the campaign bounty. I already know a few that are authoritative for me and I know that they will not take on a bad project. I can advise you to participate in the campaigns conducted by the Amazix team, I participate in several of their campaigns and for some already finished I have already received a good reward!
You should do a general research to find several projects which seems good, then do a deeper research.
I prefer to join bounty campaigns that don't last long.
When the ICO begins, you should keep an eye on the progress.
I prefer to join bounty campaigns that don't last long.
When the ICO begins, you should keep an eye on the progress.
My criteria while joining a bounty are as follows.
1) First of all, I check their website and have a look at their product and the developer team. Having a look at the developer team is important as it is the developers who will take the ICO to success and if the ICO isn't a success, what importance would their tokens have then.
2) Next comes the product, the product should be something interesting and something useful for the people only then people are gonna put a thought about using that particular product.
3) Then comes what is the bounty pool, many would say I'm just here for earing and not promoting the community but common guys everyone joins a bounty to earn as well as promote at the same time.
4) Another thing would be to have a look at their roadmap to know about the important dates for the the ICO like the pre-sale, market sale and stuff.
1) First of all, I check their website and have a look at their product and the developer team. Having a look at the developer team is important as it is the developers who will take the ICO to success and if the ICO isn't a success, what importance would their tokens have then.
2) Next comes the product, the product should be something interesting and something useful for the people only then people are gonna put a thought about using that particular product.
3) Then comes what is the bounty pool, many would say I'm just here for earing and not promoting the community but common guys everyone joins a bounty to earn as well as promote at the same time.
4) Another thing would be to have a look at their roadmap to know about the important dates for the the ICO like the pre-sale, market sale and stuff.
Yes I agree that we should do our research in choosing which ICO to join, not necessarily bounty (cause these are but programs in an ICO campaign).
In doing research it is always integral to read whitepapers but any scam of an ICO can produce meaningful and enticing whitepapers.
So IMO it is better to follow trusted managers and dev team. Dev team always has trac records to show, those that haven't - don't trust them.
In doing research it is always integral to read whitepapers but any scam of an ICO can produce meaningful and enticing whitepapers.
So IMO it is better to follow trusted managers and dev team. Dev team always has trac records to show, those that haven't - don't trust them.
Choosing bounty is hard, you need to read the articles or even the whitepaper if you are planning to join the bounty. Sometimes it depends on the team behind of the bounty. Teams are great help when it comes to bounty to be more successful. Ask question if you have misunderstanding in the bounty, it is important to know what will happen in the ICO or bounty.
To choose bounty we should very researchful and make sense for reading the whitepaper so that we have a reference to choose the best ICO. As for signatures, it is possible to look what signature is carried by more skilled participants and, previously having studied the project, too to put on it if you approach under the terms
How i choose bounty ? i'm pay attention to several point like a idea of project, vision, mision, the roadmap, the team, token supply, and of course don't miss to read the whitepaper of the project 
For me as my experience in bounty campaign, first you have to look for a good ICO that has a bounty program campaigns and then check the platforms, roadmaps, and whitelist paper. They have also social media bounty like Facebook, Twitter, Telegram, Medium, Reddit, and you have to fill up the form and complete it. You have to participate and do the weekly posting task of each bounty then always check the spreadsheet if you are listed there or maybe you are not accepted. The you can check your wallet address if you receive the token that you have joined it's called the stake that you get from your bounty campaigns.
It is not easy to find a good bounty campaign. The reason is there are so many scam projects. But i follow several procedures to find a good bounty campaigns. Here are the methods :
1) Use below mentioned websites to find the best bounty campaigns. These websites are publishing good ICO's and we can do that ICO's bounty campaigns.
www.icobench.com
www.icotracker.com
www.icodrops.com
2) After selecting ICO's from the above sites normally i read all the whitepapers to get the clear idea.
3) Then i read their road map and team members as well
4) Follow all the social media channels and join the telegram groups to know the updates
5) Get the ideas from Cryptocurrency experts
6) Do only projects from good bounty managers.
1) Use below mentioned websites to find the best bounty campaigns. These websites are publishing good ICO's and we can do that ICO's bounty campaigns.
www.icobench.com
www.icotracker.com
www.icodrops.com
2) After selecting ICO's from the above sites normally i read all the whitepapers to get the clear idea.
3) Then i read their road map and team members as well
4) Follow all the social media channels and join the telegram groups to know the updates
5) Get the ideas from Cryptocurrency experts
6) Do only projects from good bounty managers.
What I usually do when choosing a bounty campaign is to know what the project is all about. Working on a bounty campaign that you like is a lot more fun than working on a campaign you don't like or have no interest in. I also check the bounty manager who manage the project. I always check if he is quote reputable, have a good trust ratings and has a high success rate on the bounties he manages before.
- in fact, when you see that the bounty is getting it's soft/hard really fast, that's the bounty you need
- good managers mostly have good bounties
- check your stakes every week
- check your tokens after end of the bounty program
- check rules of bounties, if they was changed
- good managers mostly have good bounties
- check your stakes every week
- check your tokens after end of the bounty program
- check rules of bounties, if they was changed
Search for the manager that was really trusted and had already a lot of successful project because for sure in their new project it will be going to be a success again.
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