Topic: How to choose bounty? - page 62. (Read 10574 times)
I look at the cv of the manager, who runs the campaign. I believe successful and respectful managers will not risk their reputation by working with obvious scam. Then I check sites like icobench or icoholder and have a quick look at the project's whitepaper. If I consider their chances for collecting declared amount for money to be good, I join the campaign.
Another one is to check the people behind this Ico are these real people with good background on the project they are promoting, I find out some of these so-called teams are just rundown people from the internet stealing the identity of other experts.
such knowledge comes with time and experience. but of course you can pay attention to the white paper and the amount need to collect. Look carefully at the team, sometimes obvious fakes
Now it is very difficult to choose a worthy project, there are too many of them, there is a lot of a scam too. Look at the team and the overall concept of development.
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I think the team is also important. In such a difficult sector for frauds, serious campaigns often use well-known and respected managers.
When you choose a bounty campaign, it worth to take some time to compare, how much you can earn from the different ones. I know, it is not an easy task, as there are many information missing, such as how many participants will be, how much the ICO will be able to raise. But an even more important factor is the qualty of the ICO IMO, you can calculate a good earning according to the ICO price, but if the price drops immediately after hitting the exchanges...
Well, just like if you would invest, check the team, community, partners, read information as much as possible. 
Let chose bounty > 1M USD.
Good project with high rating > 4.0 on ICObench
Community is growing
Bounty manager is professional.
My favourite bounty campaign: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bounty24m-gbp-organicco-green-tech-proven-technology-3777991
Good project with high rating > 4.0 on ICObench
Community is growing
Bounty manager is professional.
My favourite bounty campaign: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bounty24m-gbp-organicco-green-tech-proven-technology-3777991
There are many factors you should take into account.
Bounty campaign managed by a reliable manager is more appealing.
But they can also make mistakes sometimes. I just went through a bounty which is managed by a famous manager.
It turned out to be scam, and the manager couldn't do anything.
Bounty campaign managed by a reliable manager is more appealing.
But they can also make mistakes sometimes. I just went through a bounty which is managed by a famous manager.
It turned out to be scam, and the manager couldn't do anything.
You should look into about their venture, check their site and you ought to likewise complete an individual verification of every part. Its great likewise on the off chance that you read and comprehend the idea of their venture.
My advice is simple
1. I read the technical document.
2. See the development team
3. Check the ranks of participation in bounty
1. I read the technical document.
2. See the development team
3. Check the ranks of participation in bounty
Of course, experience plays an important role here, because even after reading all the information about the project, only knowing such projects you can orient yourself for it or not!
bounty there are a lot of options you need to pick up more you are comfortable for that you need to familiarize yourself with the required tasks then to look their site to pay attention to how much they plan to collect money from the project to see the Izh road map
Before considering any bounty you need to know what they claim to offer in the project like the uses or benefits of the project to the masses and see if it is something you can enjoy to be part of,then the budget line of the bounty campaigns, consider if the allocations is worth your time and participation.
Yes, it is a good idea to read the white paper, so you can decide, if the project is good, or not. Also, it is worth to calculate, how much potentialy you can earn from the bounty.
We know that you have plenty of rewards, as we can see in our award campaigns and episodes, but how do we find campaigns where we will really make a profit from the reward campaigns? Many people say that the only way to determine whether a reward is profitable is to read the white book.
I prefer to focus on the development team, whether they have development experience and work experience in cryptocurrency. And there is no detailed white paper.
Today a lot of bounty companies and 30% of them are scammers . Money for them do not lose, but work for free. You can determine them by the white book, check the website, consider the backgrounds and their product
sorry, not 30%. 50% !
Today a lot of bounty companies and 30% of them are scammers . Money for them do not lose, but work for free. You can determine them by the white book, check the website, consider the backgrounds and their product
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