Topic: How to choose good bounty. - page 2. (Read 197 times)
First of all, look at the project team and in General carefully read the essence of the project. And then look at the conditions and the allocated amount for the bounty program
there are many ways to choose a good ico, besides we can see from some good ico rating on website as well as in apps like ico bench. my first suggestion to see a good bounty is from his good team, try to see a proven team at some of his bounty.
You can visit Icodrops for bounties, mostly there are good bounties there. to further study the ICO, you can read their whitepaper, contact with team visit website take advice from a senior member.
Most of the projects I follow from the telegram group or via email messages that I get, but I do not immediately follow it, I try to analyze the project first I will follow, I look at their team, the funds to be distributed, when the project will end, and what is the purpose of the project. hope it can help you!
Recently, it has become very difficult to choose a bounty campaign. A lot of fraud and inadequacy of the team. I pay attention to the campaign manager, evaluation of the project at the tracker and the parties entered into the signature campaign.
Hello everyone. Sometimes I think that I choose bad bounty 
So,I have one question. How you chose bounty? Where you get information? Maybe there is some telegram group or something . Thanks for any advice
So,I have one question. How you chose bounty? Where you get information? Maybe there is some telegram group or something . Thanks for any adviceYou can check some of the ico rating webpages to get some general info and direction where ico is going:
https://icodrops.com/
https://icobench.com/icos
https://icorating.com/
Then you can check their roadmap and team members, if it is rubbish it is not worth it
Hello everyone. Sometimes I think that I choose bad bounty So,I have one question. How you chose bounty? Where you get information? Maybe there is some telegram group or something . Thanks for any advice
So,I have one question. How you chose bounty? Where you get information? Maybe there is some telegram group or something . Thanks for any adviceStart by the website given above. I don't recommend investing based on the score of these sites but for bounty, It could be a good indicator about the hype around the project etc. Preferably campaigns maintained by known members on the forums or third party services like TokenMarket, you could never go wrong with them.
You should see the ico rate of the bounty project and I often do it
and many successful
and many successful
Hello everyone. Sometimes I think that I choose bad bounty So,I have one question. How you chose bounty? Where you get information? Maybe there is some telegram group or something . Thanks for any advice
So,I have one question. How you chose bounty? Where you get information? Maybe there is some telegram group or something . Thanks for any adviceYou can check some of the ico rating webpages to get some general info and direction where ico is going:
https://icodrops.com/
https://icobench.com/icos
https://icorating.com/
Then you can check their roadmap and team members, if it is rubbish it is not worth it
Hi, you can start to read this thread --> https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/how-to-choose-bounty-3063172
I'm pretty sure that you can find what you're looking for.
I'm pretty sure that you can find what you're looking for.
Hello everyone. Sometimes I think that I choose bad bounty So,I have one question. How you chose bounty? Where you get information? Maybe there is some telegram group or something . Thanks for any advice
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