Topic: How to choose bounty? - page 66. (Read 10557 times)
you need to look at the white book you need to pay attention to how much the project plans to collect
I agree with you, I advise you to start with ratings sites and select several high-rated projects there, then find these projects on the forum to study them in more detail and take part in them.
Hardcap and softcap are important.
How much of your budget is reserved for bounty
How much tokens will you get when the signature campaign is over?
How much of your budget is reserved for bounty
How much tokens will you get when the signature campaign is over?
I think you have to pay your attention on ICObench.com or icomarks.com
There are many intersting info about ICO and useful details in this portals.
There are many intersting info about ICO and useful details in this portals.
Since there are a lot of bounties where you can choose, you need to read their background like their Whitepaper where the ideas of the project was there and also the roadmap.
There are a lot of bounties out there but you just pick the bounty that suits you. These bounty are profitable in your current rank.
Ofcourse look for the bounty manager, look for his past projects if it is successful eell you are safe with that and you can go participate with his project. Read the whitepaper for other ideas of that project.
If you already experience joining a bounty campaign and you think that you've joined in a nice campaign look for your manager and find their others ICO project and there you can participate to that.
I have a favorite bounty manager who leads all the bounties, I always keep track of what projects he supports, because very often they grow very well in the price! But in the last project I did not take part and chose bountyhive!
I guess the main things are project's team and the budget of this bounty campaign. If you open the site and see that team members don't have any experience or even profiles at Linkedin, i always ignore such projects. Just don't want to waste my time.
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?
Check this link. https://cryptocreed.com/bounty-campaigns-beginners-guide-how-to-join-select-bounty-campaigns/
This article covers pretty much everything you need to know in choosing a bounty campaign. It is always good to have something to guide us in making our decision.
This is not a simple procedure and it should be approached with intelligence, I think only experienced hunters can choose companies. There is not even an explanation, you just need to get experience and you will understand which ones are worthwhile and which ones are not.
Experience is the way to choose for a bounty project. And maybe by considering its white paper, if it's highly profitable with your current ranking.
All you must need to do is to check its background and if it suits you or you want to be a part of that bounty campaign then you may join.
I choose the bounty on several grounds! Firstly, I take part in projects in the future of which I believe. Secondly, I follow all the most popular bounty managers, they usually represent profitable projects. And in the third for me, the number of participants is important.
I always participate on bounty campaigns managed by Yahoo, Sylon, Needmoney and Arteezy.
Those are good bounty campaign managers that had managed more successful ICOs that now they're already listed on coinmarketcap.com.
Those are good bounty campaign managers that had managed more successful ICOs that now they're already listed on coinmarketcap.com.
I take a look at first at social media, if there are much followers and tweets/posts.
Then I look who is bounty manager and the % of the pool I'm interested
Then I look who is bounty manager and the % of the pool I'm interested
First of all, I assess the prospects of the ICO project, its need and utility for the society, and taking into account this - will the released tokens be in demand, and therefore will grow in value. The initial price and even the initial profit is not always decisive when choosing an ICO campaign, I want to support the company that is preparing the necessary and promising product so that the released token exists for a long time and develops.
If the project seems to be good in concept , team activity etc. then check the bounty management team also .and read the bounty rules . if that all seems good and suitable for you then that's the most good bounty for you . (It's nice if there is a limit for the number of participants)
This is a very complex process and it has become even more difficult lately. Now there are too many scammers and substandard projects. In fact, people do not have any products, only ideas.
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