Topic: How to identify Good and legit bounties (Read 903 times)
I often look to see if there are pictures of the ico team at road shows or other events. That is a good sign that the team really exists and also applies for the project, but i would not rely on that. There are many other things that have to fit too to identify a legit bountie.
Please i will like to ask the community what and what must I consider before joining a bounty campaign am still not clear on that.. And I got to know not all Bounties are good to join.. From experience all my effort on metal Factory was a waste as the thread was removed and my 3 weeks posting and sharing was all for nothing.
Do not always rely on your intuition, do consider also the opinions of others especially those who have deep experience in identifying a legit bounties. My advise is for you to join their telegram and be observant, do observe the situations their in order to know what their project is achieving.
Before joining crypto bounties you have to do your own research about these project. You need to enter project's website and you need to read their whitepaper carefully after that you need to do some research about their team and you have to look their linkedin page. Always try to be suspicios about new projects and try to find some bad and fishy thing about these projects with that way you can invest more safely.
many of the gifts canceled is encountered. However, it is quite difficult to search for the bounty that did well in the crypto conditions like today. the safest with the bounty depends on the manager who has had experience running a large bounty before, but this is also not a sure way to success.
There are many ICO teams that hire new bounty managers and I have never listened to them or they have used their own team members to manage the bounty. And after the ICO ends, they still pay the same price as they promised the participants
No one can give you a guarantee that the bounty company will be successful. Imagine those people who invest in a project, they buy a cat in a bag and are more nervous than you.
We can do our own research about that, just like the legit and uniqueness of the project, team behind, office of the projects, legit partnership, they have a roadshow or AMA live, those are the important things also to find good and legit projects not only to find good bounties.
you know we have so many aspects to learn and check bounties that it is difficult to say them all. Most of all try to pay attention to White Paper and team
Most of the bounty hunters doesn't really care about the whitepaper with these bounties.You know what that matters to most of them? if the team is trusted and the rates are good enough to consider upon participating.
you know we have so many aspects to learn and check bounties that it is difficult to say them all. Most of all try to pay attention to White Paper and team
Yh it is a hard one, I usually check out the team and make sure they're all respected people in the crypto community, that's usually a good sign a project is legit. Also if they have a working product, 95% of ICO's fail so if they're not paying out its probably because they're going under. I found a good project recently, Plutus have a live beta product, they recently did a hacker bounty and paid out $6000, and they are currently running a giveaway just for joining their Telegram https://t.me/plutus_group I much prefer these low entry requirement types than having to sell my soul posting.
Start with researching an ICO. I think if the ICO is pretty famous, there would be a lot of information about it on Bitcointalk. Just use the search function and spend some time by investigating this ICO. Also check their website and the roadmap.
many of the gifts canceled is encountered. However, it is quite difficult to search for the bounty that did well in the crypto conditions like today. the safest with the bounty depends on the manager who has had experience running a large bounty before, but this is also not a sure way to success.
Please i will like to ask the community what and what must I consider before joining a bounty campaign am still not clear on that.. And I got to know not all Bounties are good to join.. From experience all my effort on metal Factory was a waste as the thread was removed and my 3 weeks posting and sharing was all for nothing.
First you must have vivid idea on the project before jumping on the campaign. This is the problem on some bounty hunters, they just joined campaign knowing if the project is worth their time. Me, I just do some few campaign but I always make sure that what I promoted are all legit projects. I dont want to waste time doing some promotions for scam projects. If you been here for a long time then you can spot this kind of projects which segrrgate them from legit one.
There is no way you can say that a particular bounty is legit or not, it's a bounty campaigns and no one knows what will be the outcome. The clear winner in bounty campaigns are campaign manager, the rest of participants are not promised anything but are only giving a chance to participate!
For identify Good and legit bounties you can check the whitepaper before you join this bountie and look the team and the project of that coin and you can check good bounty manager.
Do research by your own, check its website and whitepaper, also the announcements and their social media platforms. Consider also the bounty manager, there are reputable managers that conduct a program that can be trusted. Still, dont expect too much. Always bear in mind, crypto is unpredictable. Everything might possibly happen.
This is important part of bounties. You know there are too many scam projects and people spend their time for nothing. That is big problem in that space. You need to do your research about their team and project. If you dont know anything about icos maybe you can look their bounty managers repupation or you can look other legendary or hero accounts signatures.. and you can find good bounties from their signature sections. I think if a legendary choose a signature it must be a good one i hope 
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I like this question. because it's the feeling you're uncertain about your threads. There are also threads that are not legitimate as soon as they leave. hopefully I get information on this threads how I can figure out that a thread is legit.
First of all, see if the project has a bounty manager, and what projects he has supervised before, this can tell a lot about the future of the project. If there is no manager bounty, you should wonder why the project saves on such an important aspect.
In my opinion, they are all legitimate, but far from all the bounty can really make a profit!
My first step when researching about new cryptocurrency and tokens project, is to look for the development team. Google search the name sand try to find their Facebook account, Twitter account and LinkedIn account. If they are real people, work in the information and computer fields, then there is a high chance that the bounties will be good and most importantly they will be safe and reliable. Sometimes they are just a scam and use you to promote their fake products
I think if there is a way the bounty programmes that is being released each month is limited to certain number, I guess there will be more reliable and legit bounty programme and people's effort will not be wasted so much like that.
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