Well, if the project is fake, then the coins of this project will never be trade on a good exchange. So it turns out that bounty hunters worked for a fraudulent project for free. Accordingly, before participating in any project, you first need to analyze it well.
You are completely right. Before working with a project or investing in it, it is worth examining and testing it very carefully. And at least monitor the market. 
Topic: How to find reliable and legit bounty Project (Read 804 times)
sincerely you are making a reasonable point, i have wondered what was wrong too, many token not listed on exchange and remaining idle and constituting timely uselessness in wallet, this really need an attention, even some projects we condemn as not highly profitable, delivers in good time. i also done know what to do about this.
If you participate in any campaign or bounty there is no assurance that it will succeed in the end and you get paid. But of course you can identify those legit projects that has real people and product, always do a research and prioritise quality over quantity.
Invest some more time in researching projects, because if you would read the whitepaper, check the team members, investigate a roadmap and social media channels, you will not enter a scam bounty. But people are too lazy to do all this stuff.
It's really difficult to find a reliable one nowadays, unlike before, even if it is a scammy it will be listed on the exchanges on the next day. I followed some bounty managers who have a good credibility and extensive research to avoid promoting a project that is a fraud from the very beginning.
Exactly. Known reliable bounty managers is a start to get good bounty programs that really pay. If you are following one or two managers, that is more than enough. If you are a risk taker, you can try those unknown developers that are doing their own bounty programs. But for me, if you choose the right manager, then, you are at peace that you are in good hands no matter what.
Finding reliable and legit bounties don't come easily, it takes time and effort to come by them. Most importantly, doing a vivid research is what matters and its the only core activity in determining a good and legit bounty.
It's really difficult to find a reliable one nowadays, unlike before, even if it is a scammy it will be listed on the exchanges on the next day. I followed some bounty managers who have a good credibility and extensive research to avoid promoting a project that is a fraud from the very beginning.
it is difficult to do that before but now time change and we can have it.
All you need to do is find a bounty which is paying BTC and the budget is escrowed (old ways)
find a campaign which are under IEO on a great exchange (PLUS FACTOR)
All you need to do is find a bounty which is paying BTC and the budget is escrowed (old ways)
find a campaign which are under IEO on a great exchange (PLUS FACTOR)
Choosing a bounty company, I pay attention to the manager who leads it. I try to select those with whom I worked and whom I trust, about whom I heard positive feedback on the forum. And of course I carefully study the information about the project itself, but all ratings are not for me.
Well, if the project is fake, then the coins of this project will never be trade on a good exchange. So it turns out that bounty hunters worked for a fraudulent project for free. Accordingly, before participating in any project, you first need to analyze it well.
if you are picking your bounty based on ranking you get from listing website, you are not going to make good decisions. It is better to do your own research and find out which of them to join. There are different projects that offer bounty and you may not actually know the best out of them until the campaign end. I once tell some hunters on telegram that you will never know the true colour of project dev until the project ends. Generally, you must have it at the back of your mind that most project dev do not like bounty hunters even though they offer bounty campaign so do not be deceived into joining campaign because dev sugarcoated the campaign.
Do you really want to make it? It is like a combination of deep analysis and luck, because even if you're good in research, then your thoughts could easily be broken with sharp reality.
Bounty can be distributed after token dropped to 0 and multiple other reasons
But our luck will play a lot in this case, remember about some time there was a bounty that doesn't look promising and then after that already listed on exchange site and the price of token worth a lot of money. While choosing bounty and it's the difficult part for us. There was a lot of uncertainties in the distribution. Bounty can be distributed after token dropped to 0 and multiple other reasons
The choice of reliable and paying bounty campaign consists of too many subjective factors. The team can be highly trustful and the project idea booming, but if the guys fail on tokensale, the bounty is failed as well. Probably this is a good example of a case when quantity better than quality.
finding a good bounty nowadays is like finding a gold mine, it is very rare. Most bounties just look good from the outside but you won't know until you have finished promoting it, then getting value for your work would be a big issue. So if you find a good bounty, do your best to suck it dry.
Yes. It's really hard now to find a reliable and legit project because when you see them at first, they all come out as promising. Not until you are done promoting the project, then the issue comes out. Some bounties have vanished immediately. Maybe we would give more time studying on the team behind the project and its goal.A little tips from me, as long as I am looking for a bounty campaign, what I do is look at a successful bounty project before. I took a number of these projects, just take 10 projects, then I analyze and take similarities from some of these projects. Well after that you are only looking for projects that have similarities from the 10 projects, actually it does not have to be exactly the same but it is close enough, how the team, how it works, how they promote, etc.
There are a lot of new reliable projects out there. Just like Pointpay. They have a great bounty...PointPay is conducting 1 ETH giveaway.
coming a good bounty nowadays can be challenging as most bounties only seem good from the outside. you just have to keep on with the research and hopefully you come across one. its really frustrating when you promote a projects and they fail to reward you for your time.
Do your own research and do not rely on promotion website or project , it is better to waste some time in searching for some good project rather than promoting scam or useless project. You can manually ask from moderator or team member about their details or check their team background so that your promotion effort will not go in vain.
Do you really want to make it? It is like a combination of deep analysis and luck, because even if you're good in research, then your thoughts could easily be broken with sharp reality.
Bounty can be distributed after token dropped to 0 and multiple other reasons
Bounty can be distributed after token dropped to 0 and multiple other reasons
Now I can't find a good one bounty.
But when number of bounties was bigger, firstly I've tried to find good project in general, I analyzed it like investor and only then I checked out if they have bounty or not
But when number of bounties was bigger, firstly I've tried to find good project in general, I analyzed it like investor and only then I checked out if they have bounty or not
finding a good bounty nowadays is like finding a gold mine, it is very rare. Most bounties just look good from the outside but you won't know until you have finished promoting it, then getting value for your work would be a big issue. So if you find a good bounty, do your best to suck it dry.
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