Topic: How to pick best signature campaign - page 6. (Read 7056 times)
I think it is very difficult to know the projects that will have a successful ICO but be that at is may, there are still ways to pick the best signature campaign . This is what I usually do, after checking out the details of the project including background checks of the team members, I then checked the rank of those promoting the signature, if there are many top ranks members in it, then I go for it.
The project can be considered in different ways, from the site to the team, but as for the subscription the main thing I pay attention to is the rating of the participants, because if there are high ranks then the project is not bad.
your words make sense too, Maybe because high ranking is more experienced in research choosing ico which is really good, but what if the high rank is the result of buying and not from the beginning he joined the forum and happened to have a little experience about ico.
This time it's hard to choose a good enough signature campaign. It usually lasts longer, too many members with high rankings join, and with that countless cheaters. Really a difficult time.
Study the team, how much money is allocated and in what percentage ratio specifically to the signature. And of course, how many people participate.
When you are in the room for a long time and constantly encounter campaigns-swindlers, then after a while you begin to understand by what signs it is possible to distinguish fraudsters from real companies with which you can deal. But for this you need to pass at least six months until you have enough experience.
To distinguish between scams we can see activities that occur in telegram group projects, we can see teams in projects and threads in this forum all references whether the project is truly alive or just a scam project. So together we continue to do this analysis to minimize the possibility of us getting a scam project.
When you are in the room for a long time and constantly encounter campaigns-swindlers, then after a while you begin to understand by what signs it is possible to distinguish fraudsters from real companies with which you can deal. But for this you need to pass at least six months until you have enough experience.
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.
Choosing a Signature Bounty does not have to have certain criteria to follow, it's just that there are several points that need to be considered in choosing a project that will be followed by the signature bounty, 1. Good project prospects for the long term, 2. Detailed and comprehensive Project Roadmap, 3. Project Goals sense, 4. Project team experienced and trustworthy, and others 
The project can be considered in different ways, from the site to the team, but as for the subscription the main thing I pay attention to is the rating of the participants, because if there are high ranks then the project is not bad.
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.
It is better for you to check the ico if it is really legit so that your time and effort will come to good hands, maybe you should do some proper research if the signature campaign has a lot of participants because if a campaign has a lot of participants ,all of them will divide the total of allocated tokens so maybe you can earn a low amount of tokens.
I long looked for such campaign but did not find. It is less good campaigns for the signature and it is very difficult to find a good campaign. I continue search
Choosing a signature is really not an easy task, given how much time and effort you have to spend on the tasks. Personally, I try to analyze different managers who select projects and estimate the number of project scams. If they are little, then you can safely take any company it offers. But you also need to take into account the features of each of the projects: its team, softcap, ratings, and other details.
Better select the ico project that has a strong detailed to the coin and has a possibility to have a better price in the future. Also if applicable, join a signature campaign with lower participants to gain a more reward.
I am picking bounties from the industry I am interested in to study . Doing research on projects and select several ones.
Later on, looking into the bounty budget, allocations, duration of the campaign and other stuff and making final decision.
Later on, looking into the bounty budget, allocations, duration of the campaign and other stuff and making final decision.
The first is very important to look at marketing and what are the contracts with the exchanges ! More desirable to select a project which in your opinion is a good idea that has potential !
It probably depends on luck because it is almost impossible to predict what kind of project it is. All projects at the beginning of ico write that they are the best and most technological and in most cases this is definitely not the case. Sometimes it's better to choose projects that have already collected softcap or those projects with responsible advisors. Also, much depends on the bounty of the manager who does the counting of the stacks.
What do you mean, you can earn something for free. I already participated in five signatures companies. But the tokens did not get it from the companies. But there is hope. Therefore, write posts and you will have a holiday.
There are a lot of great bounty campaigns, but you should choose very carefully in which bounty you want to participate in. I usually look at the reward pool for the signature campaign, how many people are already participating and at the project itself. Their ratings, community numbers, product development, roadmap and the whitepaper.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/pav88btc-1406264 - Russian thread ( pick best signature campaign )
There are some factors that needs to be consider in choosing the right signature campaign. Usually I check the project they are supporting whether its realistic or not, achievable or impractical. I also consider the bounty manager whether he or she is trusted and have experienced handling successful campaigns in the past.
I must be sincere with you that it's not an easy work picking a signature campaign to do out of the many projects that are out nowadays. Many are spams but can be hard to detect early. It's normal for bounty to last for 12 weeks + now because of the bear season. I search the ICO ratings well, allocation percentage and bounty manager but you still need luck to be successful
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