Topic: HOW TO IDENTIFY GOOD AND SOLID BOUNTIES (Read 9070 times)
When it comes to bounty there is no assurance whether you check the team or the bounty manager or team who will handle it. Unlike before whatever it is and doing things on list will give you a good bounty since market is booming but I think it would be a good thing to take the risk because thats how it works in this business. Investing time and effort.
The whole crypto industry is a matter of luck. If you are unlucky, you will never get money from crypto and even if you get the money, you will hold until everything drops to the last dollars before you realize to start withdrawing your funds. I do not have any solid way of choosing my projects but I have got some few bucks from them unlike people who join bounties that have git big names.
participating in good and solid bounties is very important to the success of a bounty hunter but identification of such good and solid projects has a great impact in this success story. So to identify such solid and good bounties, one has to read more on the project and make necessary deductions, investigate the team through their linkedIn profiles or websites, their board of advisors and how they provide customer support in general.
If you ask me how to identify a good and solid bounty, I will tell you identifying a solid project or bounty to promote is the core work of bounty hunting and nothing else. Try as much as possible to understand the project, its mission in the crypto space, the core team backing the project, the founder or ceo and how their support system works.
Personally I just take a look on what most high ranking hunters are promoting, research on them and eventually join the one that comes top on my choices. I do not have to go through the rigors of ICO and IEO sites. I also detest bounties that ask for KYC and those that do not specify when bounty will end especially those that will continue until ICO is sold out even if it takes a year. I do not need to join bounties that last for more than two months, maximum is three.
How to identify good and solid bounties is very important aspect of bounty hunting and without identification of good and solid bounties, you will always end up promoting scam and useless projects that will never see an exchange platform. Investigate and research the project, the team behind it, their advisors and their experience and what they wish to offer the crypto world.
Good Day Everyone,
Well, I know a lot of bounty hunters are frustrated and worn out mostly because most of the projects which they'd spent their precious time promoting ended up being scam projects. But hey, its too late to give up at this time, trust me.
So here are the little tips which I personally apply before participating in any bounty campaign, though, of course, it takes time, I feel its worth it.
1. THE TEAM BEHIND THE PROJECT
2. THE SOFT CAP AND HARD CAP (HOW REASONABLE IS IT?)
3. HAVE THEY RAISED ANY FUNDS BEFORE COMING PUBLIC?
4. ARE THEY PLANNING AN ICO, STO, OR IEO? IF IEO, THEN ON WHAT EXCHANGE?
5. WHO IS THE BOUNTY MANAGER? WHAT IS HIS TRUST LEVEL ON BITCOINTALK? WHAT IS THE SUCCESS RATE OF THE CAMPAIGNS HE HAD MANAGED? AND SO ON.
FEEL FREE TO ADD YOUR OPINIONS BELOW, I MIGHT JUST LEARN A THING OR TWO
Can you give me some bounty list that you joined now I want to participate in bountyWell, I know a lot of bounty hunters are frustrated and worn out mostly because most of the projects which they'd spent their precious time promoting ended up being scam projects. But hey, its too late to give up at this time, trust me.
So here are the little tips which I personally apply before participating in any bounty campaign, though, of course, it takes time, I feel its worth it.
1. THE TEAM BEHIND THE PROJECT
2. THE SOFT CAP AND HARD CAP (HOW REASONABLE IS IT?)
3. HAVE THEY RAISED ANY FUNDS BEFORE COMING PUBLIC?
4. ARE THEY PLANNING AN ICO, STO, OR IEO? IF IEO, THEN ON WHAT EXCHANGE?
5. WHO IS THE BOUNTY MANAGER? WHAT IS HIS TRUST LEVEL ON BITCOINTALK? WHAT IS THE SUCCESS RATE OF THE CAMPAIGNS HE HAD MANAGED? AND SO ON.
FEEL FREE TO ADD YOUR OPINIONS BELOW, I MIGHT JUST LEARN A THING OR TWO
the most important thing, in my opinion, is the team and the whitepaper. I've seen a lot in this forum about whitepaper counterfeiting. From the whitepaper, you can see all the explanations about the bounty/project, whether impressed fraud or not.
Whitepapper is not enough. The information provided on the whitepaper is what the team want the outside world to see. Most important is the partnership, how far are they Close to fundraising goals because technically the success also depends on amount raised to develop the product. You can check expert opinions and reviews too but there are paid reviews these days the most important thing, in my opinion, is the team and the whitepaper. I've seen a lot in this forum about whitepaper counterfeiting. From the whitepaper, you can see all the explanations about the bounty/project, whether impressed fraud or not.
Whitepapper is not enough. The information provided on the whitepaper is what the team want the outside world to see. Most important is the partnership, how far are they Close to fundraising goals because technically the success also depends on amount raised to develop the product. You can check expert opinions and reviews too but there are paid reviews these days the most important thing, in my opinion, is the team and the whitepaper. I've seen a lot in this forum about whitepaper counterfeiting. From the whitepaper, you can see all the explanations about the bounty/project, whether impressed fraud or not.
I think the reliability of the information provided by the project is only relative, it can not be completely asserted about the project, so when we join the bounty of a project that's not listed yet and the reward is their token, we have nothing to confirm about that bounty, everything is just a perspective and a relative analysis from us. Unless the project is listed or the project offers rewards as coins that have value like bitcoin or ethereum, if not, I firmly believe that there is no way to confirm the good level of a bounty The points you mentioned above already fully meet the criteria of a gift that we deserve to promote, apart from all that we have our own point of view in choosing a gift. In this case I would like to add one more point, the amount of gift allocation will be a huge attraction for bounty hunters to participate in the gift.
Indeed, what the OP said is important in selecting projects that we want to promote. But the allocation seems not too important. Do you want a large allocation but not a good project? Better a little allocation but a good project and give value to the token that we get.
I think the team behind a project their antecedents and whether they have a history doing what they wanna do is important. All these can always be gathered from the whitepaper of the project
Gone are the days when you can rely on whitepapers to determine the good outcome of projects,now we have many copycats in this space that steals from other projects whitepaper to complete theirs,its better to focus on the teams and the idea they want to introduce to crypto world and how experienced are the teams
It's near impossible these days to get in to such bounties. Honestly, it does not exist. All project teams are greedy or scan having the motivation to scam people.
Good Day Everyone,
Well, I know a lot of bounty hunters are frustrated and worn out mostly because most of the projects which they'd spent their precious time promoting ended up being scam projects. But hey, its too late to give up at this time, trust me.
So here are the little tips which I personally apply before participating in any bounty campaign, though, of course, it takes time, I feel its worth it.
1. THE TEAM BEHIND THE PROJECT
2. THE SOFT CAP AND HARD CAP (HOW REASONABLE IS IT?)
3. HAVE THEY RAISED ANY FUNDS BEFORE COMING PUBLIC?
4. ARE THEY PLANNING AN ICO, STO, OR IEO? IF IEO, THEN ON WHAT EXCHANGE?
5. WHO IS THE BOUNTY MANAGER? WHAT IS HIS TRUST LEVEL ON BITCOINTALK? WHAT IS THE SUCCESS RATE OF THE CAMPAIGNS HE HAD MANAGED? AND SO ON.
FEEL FREE TO ADD YOUR OPINIONS BELOW, I MIGHT JUST LEARN A THING OR TWO
Can you give me some bounty list that you joined now I want to participate in bounty Well, I know a lot of bounty hunters are frustrated and worn out mostly because most of the projects which they'd spent their precious time promoting ended up being scam projects. But hey, its too late to give up at this time, trust me.
So here are the little tips which I personally apply before participating in any bounty campaign, though, of course, it takes time, I feel its worth it.
1. THE TEAM BEHIND THE PROJECT
2. THE SOFT CAP AND HARD CAP (HOW REASONABLE IS IT?)
3. HAVE THEY RAISED ANY FUNDS BEFORE COMING PUBLIC?
4. ARE THEY PLANNING AN ICO, STO, OR IEO? IF IEO, THEN ON WHAT EXCHANGE?
5. WHO IS THE BOUNTY MANAGER? WHAT IS HIS TRUST LEVEL ON BITCOINTALK? WHAT IS THE SUCCESS RATE OF THE CAMPAIGNS HE HAD MANAGED? AND SO ON.
FEEL FREE TO ADD YOUR OPINIONS BELOW, I MIGHT JUST LEARN A THING OR TWO
the most important thing, in my opinion, is the team and the whitepaper. I've seen a lot in this forum about whitepaper counterfeiting. From the whitepaper, you can see all the explanations about the bounty/project, whether impressed fraud or not.
what about their mvp?
at least with a working prototype of their product could make us easier to decide if their project worth to join or nah, because we can see or test their product first. it still damn better than just seeing their ideas on the whitepaper.
at least with a working prototype of their product could make us easier to decide if their project worth to join or nah, because we can see or test their product first. it still damn better than just seeing their ideas on the whitepaper.
The most important thing is Team. We must search carefully for their core team profession. And if there is one member of the Team who is considered to have been a part of the Bounty who has failed, it is better not to follow. As for Bounty Manager, I don't think it has anything to do with Bounty's success. As good as any Bounty Manager is, all decisions are in the Team. The team may decide to cut the bounty allocation at the end of the bounty.
bounty manager that have good reputation manage campaign will give us more confidence to join on it.they will not accept all campaign , and analize it first by their experience and knowledge.bounty manager has not power about bounty allocation , it depend on team decision.Bounty manager can be one of the keys in choosing a good bounty. Managers with good reputation will definitely choose and select the campaign that will be run, they will not be haphazard to accept all projects.
Lol. There are a lot of them out there, so also are there many scam projects too. well, for me instinct works for me most of the time. There are no fast rules, but there are certain things you could at least consider before diving into any project
Lol. What was considered best bounty in the past has ended up being shit in the last. So what I think you should check for is the integrity of the BM involved, his track record and all, chdxk for the team behind the project you want to campaign for and whether or not the token is trading. All of these helps.
it is very difficult to find the best bounty project ... but I myself often look for bounties through website rate ... because there we can see ICOs that have reached Softcap to Hardcap ... because most ICOs that have reached Softcap will be successful ... and automatically, participants bounty will receive the results of the success of ICOs that have been carried out by altcoin developers ... and the bounty hunter will definitely receive payment according to the allocation that has been determined ...
It's very easy to know good and solid projects.. The first thing is to make research about the team and also make some findings about the whole project.then we check the allocation and the market worth...
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