Topic: How to know if Bounty is scam? - page 44. (Read 7534 times)
At first you cant really know if the ICO is a scam. It would be very difficult. So i think its really depends from the product of the projecyt. If it is useful and unique it has higher chance that its not a scam.
a few facts that show that the team is monitoring its coin, this is a live team6, the advisers who know that they are there in the project and advertise it, support always answers
You can not know for sure if a bounty campaign is a scam, but if before taking part if it makes a general analysis of the project and its team, you can understand if it is a good quality bounty campaign, which is unlikely to be a scam. Last year it happened to me several times to work for free, but this year, with experience, only a few times
suggest that you do not enter the bounty you can not. join in what they can get communicate with.they are not the people who will get into the tricks like they already get the answers they do the tasks they make the effort for the project
It's hard to detect scam bounty.
I suggest you to do some research about their project first before you join their bounty. Read their whitepaper and social media.
I suggest you to do some research about their project first before you join their bounty. Read their whitepaper and social media.
Join the Bounty people group on Telegram. Perceive how they deal with the Bounty, or you can check their site pages, director information, venture advance. These are the most essential ones for you to know whether an abundance is a trick or a potential one.
Detecting scam bounties requires a wholesome research about the bounty, the team, website, and everything else related to the bounty program.
The team behind tge project must have a real identity so that you can do a search on them. Also search for their real life activities away from the project especially their life before the project.
The team behind tge project must have a real identity so that you can do a search on them. Also search for their real life activities away from the project especially their life before the project.
there is no one can tell if the bounty is scam but if they have no update in their social medias acount or any update in their spreadsheet I think it is scam because its like an abandon project .
First of all you need to do a lot of research before investing and trying any ICO, or altcoins. When you do that research you can discover things like, who are the people behind the project, what is the goal of this or that project and etc. From that you draw the conclusion whether it is a scam or not.
Before participating in a bounty campaign I analyze four things: the project, which must be of very good quality, the team, which must be composed of professionals, its advisors, who must be high-level people, and finally the budget, which must be adequate. Since I've been doing this kind of analysis I've found few scams
we can not determine which ICO is not a scam, because their failure is not caused by the altcoin they spend, but their biggest failure is due to negligence of the work team is not good in marketing the product and not solid, but the easiest way to see the ICO is good or no is from the whitepaper and read there will all be clearly stated
certainty regarding the ICO scam or not rarely known. might be better to look for references on websites that provide the ICO. There usually is a real scam and ICO that appears. but it is also not necessarily true and just be a reference information only.
Make a deep investigation about the project, team, advisors. Search for information about the project on ICO rating platforms. Also look at the project's social activity in media.
Your question is like asking how to know ICO is a scam? I think this is very difficult. This requires professional knowledge. Ordinary people can't tell.
How do you know if it is a scam? Because I have encountered a bounty that let me finish all the translations first and didn't respond to me after I have passed it. I hope bounties will not be like this anymore because they demand and we did our part but they didn't do theirs. I hope you could answer my question.
actually, there is no way to know if it is a scam, you can only have some basement if it has a future, aside from that you just have to trust the bounty campaign.
its hard to identify if the bounty campaign is scam, its really hard, unless there are some hints on their website and also on their platform.
you have a good test before you go with the bounty you want to read their whitepaper and see if ico admin is true for you to be scam and if you can double check that your chef will definitely be successful bounty because there is also a bounty of scam so it's worth a look
the first thing do you need to know is looking at the bounty project team, whitepaper, and the roadmap. if theres a little bit suspicious you must be careful. after that, sometines scam didnt only come from the project, but the manager of the bounty campaign. you must know the reputation of the bounty manager , if there is a negative trust I advise you not to participate. after join and apply to a bounty, you can find out a scam indicated project through a bounty manager, how quickly he / she updates the information on the topic he / she created. view the project's social media, how often they make the latest information. if theres no news about that, you better leave it
I do some research before i join any bounty.
I check
Whitepaper
Team
Partners
Roadmap
and fer other things like check their ratings on websites like icobench and icodrops.
I check
Whitepaper
Team
Partners
Roadmap
and fer other things like check their ratings on websites like icobench and icodrops.
The way we should know if some ICO is scam is to check the team members of that ICO, and learns about their project, and look at their whitepaper. Good luck!
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