Topic: How to choose bounty? - page 151. (Read 10557 times)

Of course you should look for the bounty allocation of the bounty campaign you are joining,signatures are the most priority of these ICO campaigns,because most of the active users comes from this forum.If you are joining twitter campaigns look for the twitter campaign allocation if it has a good allocation join it if its not do not join simple as that.

Choose a bounty that have a  big pool of tokens so you can have bigger earnings. Next check who is the bounty manager and check if he does have positive trust bounty manager with positive trust more likely are legit. Check if they have whitepapers, website and updated spreadsheets also.

I am afraid, you are wrong. It is a lot of scam projects nowadays and whitepaper is not always legit. I have seen whitepaper that was stolen/copied from another project and so is the whole project. Only reading the Whitepaper and checking the members is not always enough.

To take part in Red Lanterns bounty program write to this email [email protected].
Red Lanterns is a digital platform built on blockchain technology that provides consultation in sphere of sexual education by using smart-contracts based on Ethereum. REDL is a new ERC20 token built upon the Ethereum blockchain. The primary function of REDL is as a utility token within the RL platform used to purchase the services.
RL goes to ICO pursuing the goal of further development of RL app and rising the level of sexual literacy.

This is the main problem in bounty program. Sometimes by reading whitepaper we can't get a clear idea about the project. As I think the key is experience. Experience  is the way to choose for a bounty project

First option     Reading Whitepaper / Roadmap               ( even if I understand it or not I go my second option)
 
Second Option.   In my side, I prefer to choose those ICO that has partnership with the successful projects or business ( e.g. Amazon or other successful businesses). And I will checked their social medias, like Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, Linkedin if that ICO has more followers or supporters. And also I review what each member of the team achievements.


But, now I have discovered bountyhive they give the best ICOs for hunters and for me there is no hustle at all because they review the ICO before they launch it to hunters.

It's not hard to choose a good bounty, besides reading a whitepaper, you can also see what projects are moving in what field and who are the teams and advisors who handle this project.

That's a good way to find a good Bounty campaign, check the ICO rating, partnership and also the payment.

If briefly you need to analize whitepaper, lending page and developers team of this project.

for me, im looking first for the bounty budget or allocation amount of tokens/$ in which campaign category. of-course choosing for the best and well paid campaign.  second looking also for a nice manager or a bounty/project holder. 3rd check also whitepaper, roadmaps. and team behind it, or in which project collaborate it. hope it helps.

Actually it's not hard to choose good Bounty campaign that you will earn money, because most of them are really profitable. Let me share you on how I choose a bounty, first is I check the ICO rating,  website,  they project, the roadmap , the partnership and also the payment. That's my strategy to choose a Bounty campaign.

Do not be lazy to read the White Project. In this document, you can find out what the project is and see if its coin has any value. Try to find out more about the creator - if they are actively promoting the project and are not afraid to shine with your face, then you are definitely not a scammer. Special attention should be given to these projects, which are monitored by experienced developers, which are behind significant blocking products. Do not engage in a bounty program that requires too much of your time. If the user has to print 100 messages per day in a month before the user, then of course, there is no risk and spend a lot of effort for the benefit of the project, probably will not give you anything to earn. Pay attention to the form of payment of the bonus. If you are guaranteed to promise a certain amount of money, then this is better than having a common fund, which will be shared among all those who wish. On the other hand, if the number of participants in the bonus is small, then you can break a good jackpot. In the ICO, you will be able to observe how actively the funds are collected. Potential projects promise a good return, investors see from the start and actively invest in them. If the ICO was launched and in a few weeks collected $ 100 thousand, this is a very weak result for this industry and it is not worth spending your time on a project without any concern. Anyone in the sales stage before.

First, you need to search for ICO projects on the web. To find a good bounty campaign, you need to look closely at their staff. Employees need credibility and efficiency in their work. In addition, you need to understand the idea of the project and ask yourself the question: "Does this project attract me?", "Are investors attracted by this idea? are not?" ... If you feel attracted by that project, that project is a good project.

There are too many ways on choosing bounty campaigns and due to our limited forum accounts, we should make sure that the bounty campaign we are supposed to be participating are the best ones.
Good bounty hunters especially higher ranked bounty hunters are following bounty campaign managers like Yahoo, Sylon, Needmoney and other veteran bounty campaign managers.
Don't forget to check ICO and project's social communities like Telegram Channels.

We would never know the actual budget of each ICO or campaign because most of the ICOs and projects are manipulating their figures in order to attract more investors.

This is the good one, not all ICOs and projects are having good impact on our community because most of them are just bubbling "Decentralization" word on their platform like data and information centered blockchains.

Almost all team members are good when we read about them on their websites, of course! who else give them discredit? checking team members isn't enough to be a good ICOs and projects.

This is the best one. Good bounty managers are more reliable especially higher ranked bounty campaign  managers than lower ranks like Newbie or Jr. Members.
Good bounty campaign managers are being followed by good bounty hunters.

You have to choose the bounty project first you should read carefully it's rules, white paper and road map. Then look management team, real product. When you satisfied the project will success then you can join the bounty campaign.

You must check first the project if the project is already build or it is going to be build look for the budget of the bounty if do you think it is worth it or not then read the whitepaper of the project and also the road map if they doing was is written there is a chance that the project would hype  and also look in the community if they have a solid community.

bumping on their websites, reading white papers and all colored papers, their dev terms, staff and advisors and everything on their websites are useless because scammers today can make better design websites than the legitimate ICOs and projects.
Checking their social communities will offer good proof if they are good or not.

To me the key is determining which coins will do well....no different from investing $$ directly. i.e.

Good idea. The coin is different and adds value in some way. Not just another ERC20 coin
Whitepaper that looks legit.
Website that looks legit
Team. Discloses team at appropriate time.
Transparent thread. Creators of coin address questions openly and address concerns. They should also seem technically competent.
Roadmap targets being hit.

These are my personal guidelines to myself on choosing a bounty to participate

1. Bounty budget, Not to big and not to small because big rewards also has a big chance for scams
2. Project, check if the project have an impact for the crypto community
3. Team, if the team has a good reputation
4. Manager, check also if the manager is reputable because reputable bounty managers dont choose scam ICOs.