Topic: How to pick best signature campaign - page 46. (Read 7043 times)
I can say for myself how I choose the campaign of signatures - the bounty pool is desirable to make up at least 5% of the sold tokens, of which at least 30% should be allocated to the campaign of signatures. And a very important point - at the time of joining the campaign, this project should already have raised a soft cap!
I see from the bounty manager, the project is running smoothly and many people are investing for the project as expected.
My suggestion for selecting a signature task is as follows!
1, go to ico's market, check the project's rating!
2, see the distribution of the reward!
3, check the bounty manager's previous bounty manager!
1, go to ico's market, check the project's rating!
2, see the distribution of the reward!
3, check the bounty manager's previous bounty manager!
Choose or specify a signature campaign by the way we see the ICO or company profile that we will follow the signature campaign. See how long the campaign lasts and how many investors have participated. we must be good at choosing so we get lots of profitability.
The main factor for me is whether i like this project and believe in it or not. I don't want to take part in bad projects and then sell my tokens asap.
choose a project you believe in. I think that 50% is a game of luck because you can not know how successful the project will be
Right. Its too difficult to predict if the project will be successful or not, so it is all about taking a risk. But there are many criteria before joining in projects, you have to set your own criteria and do your own research, atleast you know to yourself that you’ve done well before participate.
Personally, it is very difficult for me to choose subscription campaigns, because there are too many scams lately, because of which it is becoming more difficult to choose a reliable campaign. I rely on the advice of experienced friends ..
What criteria do you guys use to pick your signature campaigns. With some of them lasting 2-3 months it seems like a critical decision and I'm not quite sure how to go about it. With all the scams out there I am fearful of picking a junker which not only hurts me but the people looking at my promotions. I would like to have one picked out for when I switch over to Jr Member.
First research the project. See their product, check the team members and the community. This is very roughly and basic check, but if the project fails in one of this just pass it.
First of all, choose a good project. Do not be lazy and read the white book. Look at who controls the bounty of the company. These actions will help you to avoid scams.
With so many campaigns launching each day, it is kinda hard to say 100% which one would be beneficial however there are few things you can make a note of before joining the campaign-
--> Use case the project promises
--> People involved behind the scenes
--> Community strength and roadmap
--> Bounty manager track record
These are not the only list nor they are the ones that will guarantee 100% result. Instead, they should be a used a guideline for any project that you want to get into.
Remember you are putting in your time into this and time is MONEY.
--> Use case the project promises
--> People involved behind the scenes
--> Community strength and roadmap
--> Bounty manager track record
These are not the only list nor they are the ones that will guarantee 100% result. Instead, they should be a used a guideline for any project that you want to get into.
Remember you are putting in your time into this and time is MONEY.
the criteria for a good bounty campaign that is, seen from the project, whitepaper, a good team and active every time, roadmap goes well, always update on social media. That way you can follow the bounty with minimum rank jr. member or with the rules bounty manager.
today, no one can be sure whether the project is a promising project or not. analyze the project you want to participate in. what is the idea? what are the goals? what is the project team? study whitepaper and roadmap. read community feedback.
if I personally choose by looking at the manager of signature campaign that I want to join
This is my honest opinion. The best signature campaign is the campaign that paid you with ETH or BITCOIN. Because you can trade it directly to big exchanges.
If you paid by tokens, you need to wait for the exchanges.
If you paid by tokens, you need to wait for the exchanges.
Interesting a newbie account asking about signature campaign, you need to be a Jr.member to participate in most signature campaign, I will advice you to focus on building up your account rank before discussing a signature campaigns. Newsletter and likes of social media campaign you can start with
Basically to be of signature campaign participants first must be Jr.member rank. Then choosing a good campaign check the participants,check bounty manager and the project itself. Usually good campaign signature hired veterans participants and good bounty manager.
Personally, it is very difficult for me to choose subscription campaigns, because there are too many scams lately, because of which it is becoming more difficult to choose a reliable campaign. I rely on the advice of experienced friends ..
Just like picking an ICO to invest it is just the same you should read their white paper and review it,
And you also need to do your background check on their team member to know if they already have some scam accusation or an abandoned project or anything that would give them a negative trust never invest your time and effort on some project that seems to be scam.
And you also need to do your background check on their team member to know if they already have some scam accusation or an abandoned project or anything that would give them a negative trust never invest your time and effort on some project that seems to be scam.
check if the campaign manager is trusted.
for me i check their rating and their team and the bounty manager.
Many signals are very short-lived. But the worst thing is that they are made up by people who themselves do not understand much in trade and believe them is a very big mistake
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