How to know a good bounty - page 14.

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Quote from: Desscount on August 07, 2022, 11:30:00 AM

very easy, there are many good bounty managers here, HHampuz, Julers, One Nuts, Brainboss,
and a few more, you can follow their bounty and analyze the project first,
but I'm sure 80% of their projects are successful and always pay, good luck

There are projects that have good managers but not at all times the bounty is paying off. There's no problem with the management of the bounty but there are projects that had a good bounty that can't deliver what's expected from them.
I don't have the metrics on that so let's say that sometimes, those successful projects are really paying off but more times that they don't even with the best managers out there since the handling of the market is from the project itself.

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Most "bounty hunters" are just a bunch of people controlling many alt accounts with the sole purpose of joining as many bounty campaigns as possible, so i don't think they care that much if one of those bounties doesn't pay or turns out to be scam.

But for you honest bounty hunters out there (if they even exists) here are some tips that my be helpful:

1: Check whos the campaign manager, most of times reputable managers check the project before they advertise it (most of the times).
2: Do some reasearch on the project.
3: Do some more research.

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There are a handful of honest managers on the forum whose work we can no doubt read.Like Hampuz, Brainboss, Julers, One Nuts , Bountydetective, etc.We can do all this manager work no doubt but you will have a responsibility you can do more checking.A good bounty is no longer seen like that these days. Good managers are no longer delivering well bound projects.And while checking for yourself, you must consider all the topics on the website telegram and ANN thread.

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Quote from: teosanru on August 07, 2022, 04:48:30 PM

Really? Maybe the scenario has changed in last few months of couple of years because until the time I was seeing bounties 2 years back most of them were actually paying you and not just getting work done for free.

That glorious bounty period you described there wasn't from two years ago. Two years ago was 2020 and that was a period Coronavirus almost crippled the crypto industry. The period in question you alluded to was 2017/18. It was indeed a momentous era for the industry and that brought a heightened interest to it. It was also the era scam ICOs became prevalent.

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Quote from: palle11 on August 06, 2022, 05:32:43 PM

Quote from: teosanru on August 06, 2022, 03:59:46 PM

Generally bounties don't do this, they'll pay you for sure. But the only problems when they fail to pay is either when they are unable to reach their softcap and have to return money to the investors or when they are able to hit the softcap but are unable to list the coin on some reputable platform. In both the cases you'll get paid but yes the payment that you will receive will be worthless only.

No not most of them pay for bounty work done. At least 80% of them end up not paying, I have been in bounty in the past to see hell of series of disappointment going on in bounty hunting. The situation doesn't encourage serious work there except sometimes you can be lucky with project already exchange and you get very little amount of reward that is nothing to your effort.

Quote from: Dabitgla on August 06, 2022, 08:43:50 AM

The only thing that's honestly worth the time is signature campaigns

How did you know about this with your rank Huh

Really? Maybe the scenario has changed in last few months of couple of years because until the time I was seeing bounties 2 years back most of them were actually paying you and not just getting work done for free. Infact a few of them would be so well paying that they will make you more than what a signature campaigns could make in an year. But I think now as tokens are mostly holdings IEOs the relevance of bounties have gone down because marketing is done by exchanges themselves maybe this is why bounties don't end up paying.

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Quote from: Desscount on August 07, 2022, 11:30:00 AM

Quote from: Sunrise360 on July 15, 2022, 05:48:54 PM

I heard that some bounties fail to pay participants at the end of work. Considering this senerio, how can one know which bounty is a good to participate in?

very easy, there are many good bounty managers here, HHampuz, Julers, One Nuts, Brainboss,
and a few more, you can follow their bounty and analyze the project first,
but I'm sure 80% of their projects are successful and always pay, good luck

One of the most best things about joining up a bounty is on getting paid but the ones what matter most is that the token/coin would really be having some value in the end because it wont really be that worth the

effort and time if you do end up on having those no value coins in the end of the line which is really very common when doing bounty hunting thing but its true that sticking with known or good managers

does increase the odds on hitting up a good project since they do make out some initial research and approval that this is a good project for them to run into but well its not an assurance.

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Good Bounty?, one of my favorite bounty managers is the Aladdin Center, that's why I joined the bounty Aqua Tank,
I suggest you to join now at Aquatank, because it's a very good project and is held by a good Bounty manager too,
you can join at https://t.me/Aladd1nCenter, if you want it's easy to find a good bounty

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Quote from: Sunrise360 on July 15, 2022, 05:48:54 PM

I heard that some bounties fail to pay participants at the end of work. Considering this senerio, how can one know which bounty is a good to participate in?

very easy, there are many good bounty managers here, HHampuz, Julers, One Nuts, Brainboss,
and a few more, you can follow their bounty and analyze the project first,
but I'm sure 80% of their projects are successful and always pay, good luck

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Quote from: Dabitgla on August 06, 2022, 08:43:50 AM

The only thing that's honestly worth the time is signature campaigns

Of course, and that's because signature campaigns pay in usable coins weekly. Were bounty campaigns to pay in usable coins weekly they too would be worth the time. We've had a few instances were bounties paid with Ethereum, stablecoins and a few usable coins weekly. Such campaigns got quickly filled up. The thing is that these shitty projects don't want to spend money and that's why they rely on their unlisted tokens to pay bounty hunters. Most times the tokens don't get listed. Whether escrowed or not, once tokens aren't listed they're of no use.

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Quote from: GatotKaca on August 07, 2022, 08:45:30 AM

the simplest I think now you can look for bounty campaigns whose bounty payment funds are already in escrow. it looks safer for bounty participants.

then select a project whose token can already be traded on the exchange. so you'll see a clear allocation that you might be able to get.

which is mostly done by bounty hunters, I think choosing a project handled by a bounty manager with a good reputation. although that doesn't mean the project will always be successful, at least there is better bounty handling than following the bounty campaign from the manager with a new account.

There’s still a loophole on this because bounty manager securing the funds in token and it still worthless if the project didn’t continue or list the token on exchange to give value on that token. There’s a lot of scenario that this happened even on trusted bounty manager. A bounty campaign that has no fund secured is not a total different to the bounty project that has fund(token) secured in escrow because this escrowed fund is still consider as worthless unless it has a value and its value will be determined right after the campaign concluded.

I’m not saying that this not a good method to determine good campaign but rI just want to give a comment that even scam campaign is using the escrow funds method to trick participants.

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the simplest I think now you can look for bounty campaigns whose bounty payment funds are already in escrow. it looks safer for bounty participants.

then select a project whose token can already be traded on the exchange. so you'll see a clear allocation that you might be able to get.

which is mostly done by bounty hunters, I think choosing a project handled by a bounty manager with a good reputation. although that doesn't mean the project will always be successful, at least there is better bounty handling than following the bounty campaign from the manager with a new account.

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Quote from: Pandu Geddon on August 07, 2022, 08:24:34 AM

Quote from: GeorgeJohn on August 07, 2022, 08:09:39 AM

From my observation concerning bounty campaign. I know that those projects that comes to bounty service or section are merely for earning and advertising the project. And i know vividly that such projects funds is been allocated to the bounties. And the process of knowing a good bounty campaign, it's primarily depends on the manager of the signature campaign that will quickly know a scam campaign.

A good manager must have done research beforehand on the campaign project that he will handle.
In the case of altcoin bounty boards, we can see a lot of new bounty managers, who certainly don't have that reputation.
some good managers have also made mistakes in project analysis. even some projects also end up scams. I know it's out of the bounty manager's control. they do their best, but if the project ends up being a scam and running away, it's not 100% the bounty manager's fault.

I'm sure most bounty hunters never research projects that do bounty campaigns. most of them just sign up. run errands. then blame the bounty manager when the project turns out to be a scam.

Many of the bounty managers has learnt a lesson concerning ending up of managing a wrong bounty campaign. And this has put managers in shame and cut down their reputation. Managers now is following projects with precaution because failure or continuous managing a scam bounty campaign and signature campaign tarnish the images of Manager's, so everyone is very conscious of campaigns now.

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Quote from: GeorgeJohn on August 07, 2022, 08:09:39 AM

From my observation concerning bounty campaign. I know that those projects that comes to bounty service or section are merely for earning and advertising the project. And i know vividly that such projects funds is been allocated to the bounties. And the process of knowing a good bounty campaign, it's primarily depends on the manager of the signature campaign that will quickly know a scam campaign.

A good manager must have done research beforehand on the campaign project that he will handle.
In the case of altcoin bounty boards, we can see a lot of new bounty managers, who certainly don't have that reputation.
some good managers have also made mistakes in project analysis. even some projects also end up scams. I know it's out of the bounty manager's control. they do their best, but if the project ends up being a scam and running away, it's not 100% the bounty manager's fault.

I'm sure most bounty hunters never research projects that do bounty campaigns. most of them just sign up. run errands. then blame the bounty manager when the project turns out to be a scam.

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From my observation concerning bounty campaign. I know that those projects that comes to bounty service or section are merely for earning and advertising the project. And i know vividly that such projects funds is been allocated to the bounties. And the process of knowing a good bounty campaign, it's primarily depends on the manager of the signature campaign that will quickly know a scam campaign.

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IMO, choosing a bounty to start when the project uses escrow for payments given to bounty hunters after their work is complete. after that, you need to see the potential of the project, many of the bounty projects use escrow but the project has absolutely no development. It would be great if the project already has a good market and volume. Also see if the community is active and big enough, if so, then it's a pretty promising bounty candidate. maybe the last thing is to look at the manager, if the manager is trusted and experienced, especially if he has a high enough level, such as full member to legendary and has confidence, that is also worth considering.

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Quote from: Sunrise360 on July 15, 2022, 05:48:54 PM

I heard that some bounties fail to pay participants at the end of work. Considering this senerio, how can one know which bounty is a good to participate in?

Look at the bounty manager is the first thing to do, most bounty managers I know they escrowing the bounty funds so at least there will be a high chance that we can get paid. But not every project has a good coin price since many of them only want our money after it is listed on an exchange. Second, look at the team behind the project and read the whitepaper you should get much information from there and you will be able to decide is it good bounty or not.

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Quote from: Sunrise360 on July 15, 2022, 05:48:54 PM

I heard that some bounties fail to pay participants at the end of work. Considering this senerio, how can one know which bounty is a good to participate in?

Since then there have actually been bounties that don't pay participants who worked to promote it. Now if you want to join the bounty campaign projects that you want to actually get paid, the Bounty Managers you apply for should be @icopress, @Hampuz, @Darkstar, @julerz and others who have a high rank here on the forum and there are green trusts because that is an advantage, then there are definitely escrows as well, although this is only optional.

Then also read the whitepaper that a new project campaign has or the roadmap, then the pages that they have, see if the community is established or not because if it's just a little bit, you should think a little bit before you enter. And also check their management team and the address where it is located.

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Quote from: teosanru on August 06, 2022, 03:59:46 PM

Generally bounties don't do this, they'll pay you for sure. But the only problems when they fail to pay is either when they are unable to reach their softcap and have to return money to the investors or when they are able to hit the softcap but are unable to list the coin on some reputable platform. In both the cases you'll get paid but yes the payment that you will receive will be worthless only.

No not most of them pay for bounty work done. At least 80% of them end up not paying, I have been in bounty in the past to see hell of series of disappointment going on in bounty hunting. The situation doesn't encourage serious work there except sometimes you can be lucky with project already exchange and you get very little amount of reward that is nothing to your effort.

Quote from: Dabitgla on August 06, 2022, 08:43:50 AM

The only thing that's honestly worth the time is signature campaigns

How did you know about this with your rank Huh

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Quote from: Sunrise360 on July 15, 2022, 05:48:54 PM

I heard that some bounties fail to pay participants at the end of work. Considering this senerio, how can one know which bounty is a good to participate in?

Generally bounties don't do this, they'll pay you for sure. But the only problems when they fail to pay is either when they are unable to reach their softcap and have to return money to the investors or when they are able to hit the softcap but are unable to list the coin on some reputable platform. In both the cases you'll get paid but yes the payment that you will receive will be worthless only.

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Quote from: Sunrise360 on July 15, 2022, 05:48:54 PM

I heard that some bounties fail to pay participants at the end of work. Considering this senerio, how can one know which bounty is a good to participate in?

Then you need to stop joining bounty since many of the bounty that we have now are not that sure or any guarantee that participants might get paid. I could remember I join a bounty at my early stage in this forum and I never get paid. So complained as a participant but they result was they are going to fix it and pay us but never see anything till now. Doing bounty could be a waste of time if you join the wrong project because many of those projects are big scam.

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