Topic: How to choose bounty? - page 127. (Read 10557 times)
There are a huge number of ways to select a bounty campaign and most of them are described in the forum. For myself, I prefer to rely on the reputation of the campaign manager and the product itself for promotion.
The same way you would chose an ICO that you would invest in. That way, chances are that it will make you a profit in the long run.
I join a bounty campaign that offers a lot of money to do what their bounties are. With this I can assure that this kind of token is worth for investing someday.
I would suggest checking out a project in IoT called IoTeX. The team and idea behind it look very promising! They don't have a token sale or ICO, but they do a number of different community reward programs, where you can get their tokens. https://t.me/IoTeXGroup
We have to be careful in choosing the right bounty, we have to do everything for us to not to waste our time, it is important for me to have the right manager too but for now not doing any bounty yet as I am focused on the bitcoin payment as I prefer bitcoin as payment as of the moment.
I would suggest checking out a project in IoT called IoTeX. The team and idea behind it look very promising! They don't have a token sale or ICO, but they do a number of different community reward programs, where you can get their tokens. https://t.me/IoTeXGroup
in choosing a bounty bro you must meet the requirements, most of the bounty here bro are requiring a JR. Member rank, other bounty like facebook and twitter are requiring minimum 300 friends or followers, but don't lose hope bro there are bounties that don't required all the said things above they just required you to follow the job/s that they given specifically, 
If it was all about money. We also have to filter the composition of the team, the quality of the idea, capitalization, the number of coins and much more. Otherwise, we're asking to Scam and think in an empty spent the time. And some after all use bounty as the main source of income.
in choosing a bounty bro you must meet the requirements, most of the bounty here bro are requiring a JR. Member rank, other bounty like facebook and twitter are requiring minimum 300 friends or followers, but don't lose hope bro there are bounties that don't required all the said things above they just required you to follow the job/s that they given specifically,
I usually use icorating.com instrument that to choose worthy bounty project. It's more easy for me to make a good choice. And for some time I began to avoid some managers that not to be disappointed with rewards. Often it happens that rewards are not paid.
Picking a bounty is just like picking an ICO to invest in, you have to research and look into the project. There is no point doing a bounty for a project that is poor because the ICO will fail and you will receive nothing for your months work. Also remember the altcoin / token has to get onto an exchange before you can even think about it as a price.
Personally I use Crowdholding, as they are a platform where you can earn crypto for giving feedback to ICOs. You earn both Crowdholding's YUP (Which is on exchanges) and the other token (They have DeepOnion, ITT and SmartCash). It's free to signup and a great place to start for people who want to get into crypto.
https://www.crowdholding.com
Personally I use Crowdholding, as they are a platform where you can earn crypto for giving feedback to ICOs. You earn both Crowdholding's YUP (Which is on exchanges) and the other token (They have DeepOnion, ITT and SmartCash). It's free to signup and a great place to start for people who want to get into crypto.
https://www.crowdholding.com
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?
What you have heard somewhere is true, but it is not only in reading whitepapers per se that you can determine whether the bounty you are participating is good or not. Of course, as much as possible, you will have to read and understand the project's whitepaper. Analyze their main goals, take into consideration also whether the team is really capable in what they are presenting or not, etc. If it appears in bad taste to you then why would you participate in the promotion of their project? Aside from reading whitepaper, you also consider how much tokens they allocate for the bounty campaigns.
First of all i check the ico period. If they didnt collect some money, they wont give you anything. So you cant make profit with that bounties. I check bounty manager too, some managers wont give your stake and they just distribute rewards his friends
it is very important to pay attention to such parameters as the popularity of the developers, the amount of money invested in the project, the number of bounty participants, the adequacy of the managers of the promo campaign, the conditions of the meeting and, of course, the percentage of work done.
In the first place, you should make your bounty choice as if you were investing in the ICO. A high chance of success for the ICO gives a high value for your bounties.
There are many factors you should take into account:
project team, reward, bounty manager, fund raising progress, requirements
It would be a big plus if you can quit the bounty in the middle and reserve your tokens.
project team, reward, bounty manager, fund raising progress, requirements
It would be a big plus if you can quit the bounty in the middle and reserve your tokens.
I usually look at the number on the telegram. I am entering the number of if person more than 15000. it usually makes a nice winner. I could not find another filter.
but such number of participants may be caused by airdrops and big amount of bounty hunters will decrease the reward for each of them.
I usually trust good bounty managers + projects which have a clear and concrete roadmap.
There are so many bounty that you can choose to join all we need to do is to check out its capability of handling the campaign. Its very important that we know the details of the project and how it run in the market.
I usually look at the number on the telegram. I am entering the number of if person more than 15000. it usually makes a nice winner. I could not find another filter.
I usually trust good bounty managers + projects which have a clear and concrete roadmap.
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?
ussually i choose the fund reached. if it reach the softcaps worthy to join in the bountybut from social media i join bounty from manager jamal, sylon, needmoney, tokenmarket
The most people make the mistake, that they just watch at the bounty pool. But a high bounty pool makes a project and a Initial coin offering not automatically successfull. So first of all, before i watch at the bounty, i watch at the project himself. I would never participate in a bounty campaign from a Initial Coin Offering project which i dont believe that it can be successfull. If theres a good project, then i look at the condition from the bounty campaign.
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