Topic: How to choose bounty? - page 54. (Read 10557 times)

In choosing the right bounty we must be careful in choosing, we must do everything so we do not waste our time. Check the ICO period, see the ICO rating and select a company with good performance. Then you study the white paper, check the bounty manager, and get useful information.

great another way is you can check the fund raises, the manager of bounty campaign and the concept of project ico
i think it all good maybe can called the good campaign

I find it very hard to choose a good bounty, there are many people here who are doing the same thing, choosing the bounty with the higher payout but sometimes it ended up getting less because some of the bounties have a fixed allocation.

Well, in my opinion, bounty is an easy way to make money by following a few rules. But be careful with some bounty scams, get a clear understanding of these sites and white papers, and find out what the plan is.

The first I use to do is read through the whitepaper to see some of the details like what the project is about about what they want to add to the market and the problem the intend to solve

I'm choosing bounties that are not too long because otherwise if project will fail it will be a really big waste of time. Then I also look if social media are big enough

Looking for a good project I always viewed from the total allocation for the Bounty. And then I saw the sales of tokens, a viable project in the follow if sales have reached the soft cap. And do check the website and some of the social media accounts. It would be easier usually checks in the telegram, a lot of them are now more active in telegram project.

For me a very good campaign is an active community. There is admin on telegram groups and the community is encouraging new members to pioneer the project. Also I notice good bounty campaign must have good road maps and good demo account if they have a demo platform.

in my opinion to choose where a good bounty and can make money that is by analyzing the bounty more and how many members who join the bounty. the more who join the most likely bounty can be successful.

Where can I found a list of realiable managers (if such exists)? Or atleast a an overal descriptions who is good or bad ? I see a lot of them (most popular one) have negative trust for scam projects...

IF you want to choose a bounty project you should first read their whitepaper and their road map . Then make a research about the project and the team then if you convince that the project is good you can join the bounty campaign. Now a days some of bounty are scams much better to have an idea first about them for you to avoid scam after joining the bounty

I like choosing projects that are late in their ICO and have already raised money. Also make sure bounty pool is big.

There are lot of ways to use in choosing a good project for example by going through their whitepaper and seeing the problem the project want to solve and also looking at the experience of the team behind the project and then the technology they are using ...

Choose a bounty with realiable manager, platform, developers, and have a good rating and community.
There are many good bounties actually. Just search first before joining.

Before joining the campaign I always check if this campaign is trustworthy, trustworthy, and promising.
You can also do background checks on projects, people engage in bounty campaigns if they are legitimate. Many bounty campaigns have recently turned into scams. find out who is the team developer and campaign manager and you should follow their social media to get more updates.

1. Be selective.
It’s very important that you only reward the very best contributions. Otherwise, your brand image might suffer and serious contributors will have their stakes diluted.

2. Know what you are paying.
Status paid an average of 28350 SNT’s to their translators in the bounty campaign. At the time of writing, that’s around $1.6k, for just translating a 500 word document. 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.

We recommend our clients to allocate between a 0.5–1.5 percent of their tokens to an ICO bounty campaign.

3. Community.
Your startup definitely needs a channel where it can interact with bounty hunters. This is not only important for answering support-related questions, but also for building a community of early adopters around your product/service.

4. Spread the word.
Make sure to tweet about your bounty campaign a couple times and to mention it in press releases. This will get you a lot more contributors and exposure.

5. Have a clear goal.
What do you want to achieve with your bounty campaign? Do you want to gain more exposure? Or do you prefer feedback and improvement tips instead?

6. Create a bounty page.
Some startups only mention their bounty campaign once in their ANN thread on bitcointalk. It’s very important that you also create a dedicated page for this topic on your own website. This adds a lot of legitimacy to the campaign.

7. Make a participants list.
Contributors are anxious to see if their work got accepted. In order to avoid an overwhelmed support team, your startup should create a participants list. The most effective way to do this is to make a publicly visible google spreadsheet that shows all contributions.

8. Be patient.
It’s very important that bounty tokens are distributed at least 2 weeks after the token is first traded on exchanges. This gives the price some time to grow before bounty hunters start selling their tokens. Additionally, you will have 14 more days to convince bounty token holders to hold their reward as a long-term investment.

9. Monitor Submissions.
To prevent fraudulent submission reserve the right to determine whether any payments will be distributed for any and all bounty submission. Create clear guidelines pertaining to criteria for submitting qualifying bounties. Anticipate receiving many submissions and developing a protocol for tracking all submitted bounties in order to verify author identity.

10. Collecting payment addresses.
Ensure that payment addresses are submitted privately in order to maintain user submission anonymity and prevent bounty participant fund theft.

11. Be careful with scammers.
You will receive emails from individuals that claim to be a bounty hunter and that they would like to change the ethereum address “they added when they submitted the task”. My experience so far has shown that these are scammers 99 percent of the time. Please be careful.

12. Incentivize high performance.
Develop and incentive structure and a mechanism to receive bounties which provide greater impact by increasing payouts as a function of results.

read the whitepaper of every project for you to tell if its worth it. Inspect the project, search for all the information and some satisfying proofs for legitimacy for you to start that bounty. Also check the bounty manager who is handling the project because it has a chance that can be successful. Check the community if it's good and lively and also the community manager that entertain the participants.

It is true that white paper is a benefit that we must read. But white paper is not a successful project size. There are still projects complete with white paper, but the results are different.Must be supported by team and prize hunters to make it success.

It is very difficult to choose a bounty  that will actually work, because there are too many presents. I do it by not choosing 1 a bounty, following it all by participating in a media campaign like blog or facebook, twitter.

Bounty campaign is the third factor which you need to analyze before joining any bounty. The things which you need to analyse is that who is managing campaign, campaign is managing in proper way ( their are many bounty campaigns which are running in very poor state), budget and currency of bounty some bounty campaigns are  paying payment in BTC or ETH which are already available in market but most of the campaigns are paying in their own token which will available in exchange market only if ICO get success.

Most people get attract from the design of website or thread and they decide to join that bounty campaign. Sometimes they join specific bounty campaign because of high rewards but at the end of campaigns they may get scammed or they not get the whole amount of money or bounty campaigns failed ICO and many other reasons.

There are many things to remember while choosing proper bounty campaign. The first thing is that Team of the project. If they project don’t have proper or experienced team mates then there are chances that project may get dumbbed on way.