Topic: How to know which bounty campaigns should i join ?? (Read 713 times)

There is no exact way of getting the best and the right bounty campaigns. Sometimes you earn, sometimes you just wasted your time. Maybe you can check the bounty first. Look for signs or indicators that it might be successful in the near future. Also your rank affects your earning. Usually senior members and up are the ones who earns a lot, so you should aim for those ranks. Also the amount of bounty affects the amount of how much you might earn. So look for bounties with a huge budget.

I agree with you - many projects were created only in order to raise money. They do not benefit people. I think that you need to choose a project in which there is a real and interesting product

First, research on the net about the devs of the bounty campaign that you want to join. Any project that is being shady or don't want to divulge the names or personal info about the devs is considered a scam. Second, check for the allocated budget for the said bounty campaign. Last, check if they asking you some money for some "abuse protection" purposes.

No one can able to say a precise thing regarding into this since most bounty hunters would really have the same questions on mind which we wont even know on what project or bounty campaigns do really be worth of to be joined that we can able to see that we can make money later on when it hit exchanges and do have potential to reach up their cap.Its hard but we can make research on our own there are really lots to join on which it makes it hard for us to select which one.

I will advise you to first of all study the project or what the ICO is offering in terms of solution, that will be a pointer to whether the token will become something valuable in future, once you are satisfied with that, then check the allocation and requirement of the bounty, some of them will make you work like hell and pay very little share, if the allocation and requirement are good, then go ahead and good luck in your bounty work.

In fact, the forum has a lot of feedback, information and advice on the correct choice of ICO. But it's still not so easy to make the right choice, because most projects enter the market in order to attract capital - no more.

First of all spend more time on researching about the company first and this should be your top most priority because if you join a fake bounty campaigns you not only get paid but also you'll lose your precious time. After finding some basic information check on the bounty percentage allocation from ICO. Check who is managing the campaign. Percentage allocation for the campaign you are joining.

It’s nearly impossible to choose a good ico now a days. There are hundreds of them and most of them are just scam only 2-3% are genune.

You should read everything about the project. Check if the project is good , is it doable , are the goals of it achievable. There are lots of things to check but you will have that judgment with time.

First off, you will not earn $1000 USD a month from bounties.

Please make sure that if you participate in Bounties that you are not just supporting and shilling some shitcoin that pays you a lot of tokens that will be worth nothing in the long run.

Support projects that you have done a lot of research on, have strong fundamentals and believe in their vision.

This is good advice. Participating in bounty means that you support the project and advocate it. So you should join bounties of projects that you consider investing in.
I invested to Neufund and I truly think the project stands out from others. That's why I also participate in their bounty, to promote the project so it will be more successful, which is good for them and also for me as investor. And I will get some extra tokens as reward.

If you don't have the money to invest in any ICO, then look for projects that already raised sufficient amount of money. This means that projects are serious and they have enough support to succeed. If the project has enough investors, the price will not drop when hitting the exchange. Some projects offer huge bounty rewards but they don't sell enough tokens and this means that price will fall because most bounty participants dump tokens as soon as they get listed on exchange.

There's one more thing you need to check before you decide for a bounty campaign - is payment fixed (for example 100 tokens per week) or you get stakes (for example 2 stakes for Jr Member, 3 stakes for Member...). If it is fixed, then check the ICO price for one token and calculate how much are those 100 tokens worth.
If bounty pays you in stakes, in this case it's more tricky to calculate and predict how much you will get. First you need to check what is total number of tokens reserved for bounty, let's say 100 000. Then you need to know what percentage of that is reserved for your bounty campaign, for example for signature campaign, let's say 30%, meaning 30 000 tokens. Lastly you need to check spreadsheet how many people already joined signature campaign and predict how many people will join till end of campaign. Let's say there are already 100 people and you expect another 100 to join after you because it's the middle of campaign. So you calculate how many tokens is each person getting. 30 000 / 200 = 150 tokens per person for the whole campaign (not per week!)
This is not very accurate calculation, because some people get more/less tokens depending on their rank, I also didn't take into account that some people participated for the whole campaing and some people only for last week or two.

One more thing, some bounties promise high payments, but then they pay less than expected. This is the case with ICOs which reserve PERCENTAGE OF SOLD TOKENS for bounty, and not fixed number of tokens. So if ICO collects small amount of investments and they don't sell all their tokens, this means that they will give only percentage of that small number of sold tokens, so they will give very small number of tokens to bounty members.

hard to find big project. because not all bounty is a project with a high price. but I think for now, if you want to follow a big bounty project, you should look at projects like exchange, gambling, sports, and real estate. I think their prices are fantastic

See a good team in bounty with a high ico price in line with the rewards you expect in bounty payments.

consider yourself as investor and customer then look at their product, will you invest into it? then if you are a customer, will you buy their product? If both you answer yes then you should join their bounty 

You need to analyze the idea of the project and the team. Better to earn 5 usd with a good project and what does not get 100 usd with project skam. Very often deceiving((

Join a bounty program that you  can profit from and one that benefits you! Keywords here Profit, Benefit and You!

I'm getting fantastic returns from my signature campaign, DeepOnion, but you need to think about some factors before you join. The earlier you join, more you will profit. It's not too late but soon it will be too late.
To join the airdrop, you need to have at least 100 ONIONs in you wallet. This means that you need to make small investment before you start (around 150 USD at the moment), or you can join DeepOnion forum and earn points there by making useful posts or completing tasks. This way you can earn 100 ONIONs in a week or even more.

DeepOnion Airdrop requires that you wear DeepOnion signature and it pays you about 7% of ONIONs that you hold in your wallet. So if you hold 1000 ONION you will get about 70 ONION per week, which is worth more than 100 USD.
I have more than 1000 ONION, so this airdrop or signature campaign, whatever you call it, pays me more than any other bounty campaign here on Bitcointalk.
As I said, you have to think about how much time you can dedicate to participate in DeepOnion forum, if you have enough time, you can reach 1000 ONIONS in a few weeks and than you will get more and more ONIONs each week, because you get percentage, not fixed number. Other option is to buy ONION and get 70 or more ONION per week right from the beginning.
To learn more, visit the website or ANN thread.

Promote project which is good and transparent and dont sell all tokens which you get.

I think the best way to pick a good bounty project, is to look inot the project and ask yourself if you can invest into the project and if not just don't carry the signature at all

you can earn quite some good money by doing bounties, but as you've said it's not always easy or obvious which project will succeed and which won't. What you can search for are projects that you genuinely like and projects that you would invest your own money in (if you were to). Try to follow the approach as though you're an investor and are looking for ICO's to invest your money in, you are investing in some way because you're investing your precious time, so you should be taking it just as serious in terms of researching about the project, reading the whitepaper and generally learning anything there is to learn about its technology, the industry and customers it is going to target. A combinations of all of these are what will help you determine whether a project will pay off or not.