How to select a good bounty campaign! - page 2.

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Quote from: keyscore44 on December 24, 2019, 08:54:35 AM

New users (Newbies) will receive very low rewards due to the low ranking on Bitcointalk. This mainly applies to signature campaigns. But if they have a large number of followers on their social media accounts, they can earn much more.

Sadly only the popular ones can cut the queue. Meanwhile peasants like us have to wait.

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Quote from: UserU on December 24, 2019, 06:17:19 AM

Quote from: keyscore44 on December 23, 2019, 11:51:30 AM

Unfortunately, not all accept new participants, so you will probably have to wait until your Bitcointalk account rank increases slightly to join the well-paid ones.

Yeah, it happens to all of us. When I was a newbie, I felt dejected not being accepted because I was missing out an opportunity to earn extra moolah.

New users (Newbies) will receive very low rewards due to the low ranking on Bitcointalk. This mainly applies to signature campaigns. But if they have a large number of followers on their social media accounts, they can earn much more.

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Quote from: keyscore44 on December 23, 2019, 11:51:30 AM

Unfortunately, not all accept new participants, so you will probably have to wait until your Bitcointalk account rank increases slightly to join the well-paid ones.

Yeah, it happens to all of us. When I was a newbie, I felt dejected not being accepted because I was missing out an opportunity to earn extra moolah.

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Quote from: nakamura12 on December 23, 2019, 03:41:26 PM

Quote from: keyscore44 on December 23, 2019, 11:51:30 AM

You can find bounty campaigns here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=238.0

Unfortunately, not all accept new participants, so you will probably have to wait until your Bitcointalk account rank increases slightly to join the well-paid ones.
If you have accounts on social media (Twitter, Facebook) it is possible that thanks to them you can earn some tokens or altcoins.
However, remember that there are a lot of scam projects on the bounty market, so before you join, carefully analyze whether the project is real and has a chance to succeed.

aa21 have social media account which is twitter. Look at the post that aa21 knew airdrop from a twitter post. Well, it's still not very helpful for aa21 to earn money by joining bounty campaign like ICOs rather than joining well paid ones campaign as what you have mentioned.

I noticed he mentioned Twitter, but he doesn't necessarily must have an account there. I often browse Twitter accounts without logging in. Wink

In my opinion, using social media accounts is the only way to earn more than dust. Rates for Bitcointalk "Newbie" accounts are really very low, but if he has a large number of followers on FB or Twitter, this is how he can earn more.

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Quote from: keyscore44 on December 23, 2019, 11:51:30 AM

You can find bounty campaigns here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=238.0

Unfortunately, not all accept new participants, so you will probably have to wait until your Bitcointalk account rank increases slightly to join the well-paid ones.
If you have accounts on social media (Twitter, Facebook) it is possible that thanks to them you can earn some tokens or altcoins.
However, remember that there are a lot of scam projects on the bounty market, so before you join, carefully analyze whether the project is real and has a chance to succeed.

aa21 have social media account which is twitter. Look at the post that aa21 knew airdrop from a twitter post. Well, it's still not very helpful for aa21 to earn money by joining bounty campaign like ICOs rather than joining well paid ones campaign as what you have mentioned.

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Quote from: aa21 on December 21, 2019, 05:47:46 AM

Talking about those bounty, where I can join those kind of campaigns? I only knew airdrops I saw from twitter posts but not bounty, anyone can tell me how to do this and where to join? I also wanna earn some altcoins during my free time on my work.

You can find bounty campaigns here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=238.0

Unfortunately, not all accept new participants, so you will probably have to wait until your Bitcointalk account rank increases slightly to join the well-paid ones.
If you have accounts on social media (Twitter, Facebook) it is possible that thanks to them you can earn some tokens or altcoins.
However, remember that there are a lot of scam projects on the bounty market, so before you join, carefully analyze whether the project is real and has a chance to succeed.

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Talking about those bounty, where I can join those kind of campaigns? I only knew airdrops I saw from twitter posts but not bounty, anyone can tell me how to do this and where to join? I also wanna earn some altcoins during my free time on my work.

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Quote from: harryvnn on June 18, 2018, 09:52:46 AM

Joining bounty is an investment. You are not paying your money but you pay your time, your work and other tasks to sit in front of computer for doing bounty. Put yourself on the side of investor who invest money, choose ICO and bounty campaign like you will invest your money in this, so you will take bounty campaign and ICO carefully. It is not 100% of all your investment or bounty campaign are good and legal but it will reduce your risk to minimum.

Yes, I think it is important to invest in a bounty before joining Once you invest, you can understand what the investment place is like. Also when choosing a good grace campaign the bounty manager the team member the ICO rating the bounty should be selected to avoid scams.

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This thread was created 6 months ago OP still hasn't grasped the condition of the ICO bounty campaign, 90% of them are shit coins and scam, it's better to join a campaign where the coin is already in the market, it's safe and you can always liquidate it when you need money and you are guaranteed to receive your shares, and don't rely in ICO rating sites, they are paid to give a good rating.

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Reviews from icobench or other similar review sites cannot confirm the quality of the project.

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bounty is all about time and concentration. you need to sort it out your self else you will work tirelessly for nothing. i have participated in over 100 bounties. most that paid were little. some paid nicely. there are rules to observed before joining bounties. don't just join anything bounty you see here. you will regret it.

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Quote from: keyscore44 on December 20, 2019, 06:20:12 AM

I totally agree that everyone should do their own project analysis. I participated in the bounty for 3 years and I must admit that roughly half of this time, is time wasted. So for about 1.5 years I participated in the bounty without receiving anything, or just receiving worthless tokens. Half of this half is just scams. I always try to carefully check the project I am joining, but I am not an expert.
It is possible that more legendary members reduce the risk, but it certainly does not eliminate it. It is always best to do it yourself and trust only your own research.

The only thing I would advise, altcoin bounty is already dead since 2018 and I'm not hoping to earn any amount on that kind of campaign. Even you do a project analysis, some projects are too good to be true and can easily trick participants so you can't say if they will pay or not. I've spent 1 year in altcoin bounty and half of it is worth it, I'm a participants of primal base, which is alternative asset that is made by vitalik (founder of eth) and I've also participated in some famous altcoins that are already on the top now and received a good bounty from them. The half the year was pure scams and failed projects.

I'm very lucky that I didn't focus on such bounties because, at the same time, I'm learning and making a good reputation. That's the reason why ranked up into Hero Member from Full member. So it's better to invest in knowledge too while doing bounties.

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Quote from: BITCOIN4X on December 20, 2019, 05:48:00 AM

Quote from: Onuohakk on December 20, 2019, 04:37:08 AM

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I do first of all, check the number of legendary participant in their signature campaign. If I don't see a good number of legendary member, the bounty is no for me.

I will not blame what you normally do, but can the number of Legendary participants be used as an indicator that the bounty is in the legit category?
There are two possibilities in my opinion.

You can use this method when you know that Legendary participants are participants who are experts in bounty evaluation.
There are many Legendaries who are trapped in bounty that seem legit at first but end in scam.

There is no guarantee that more Legendary members joining the bounty can prove that the bounty is legal and a great success. In my opinion, you only need to do your own assessment and analysis to get information about how the bounty are declared legit.

Thus you will get used to not always depend on others and have the opportunity to get a bounty that you deserve to follow based on your own assessment and analysis.

I totally agree that everyone should do their own project analysis. I participated in the bounty for 3 years and I must admit that roughly half of this time, is time wasted. So for about 1.5 years I participated in the bounty without receiving anything, or just receiving worthless tokens. Half of this half is just scams. I always try to carefully check the project I am joining, but I am not an expert.
It is possible that more legendary members reduce the risk, but it certainly does not eliminate it. It is always best to do it yourself and trust only your own research.

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Check on those websites not give for you about potential because in this year many projects are scamming, running,.... I have been 2 years for bounty while 2 years less projects you can earn. Ex: You participated 10 projects but you just earn 2/10 projects, sometimes it's less money or scammers if you are luckly you can earn much money from bounty( 1/20). If you want to check potential bounty for earn tokens, you have to check roadmap see them.
A few tips see road map:

Are they run testnest, mainnest?
What is your products?
Who are team working, investors, partners?
How many news review them on your website?
Do they have whitepaper, ANN, website, Github, Linkedin, Facebook, Twitter,...?
Who is bounty manager?
Are community take care your telegram group?
What is supply tokens of them and how many tokens circulation?
.....

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Quote from: Onuohakk on December 20, 2019, 04:37:08 AM

~snip
I do first of all, check the number of legendary participant in their signature campaign. If I don't see a good number of legendary member, the bounty is no for me.

I will not blame what you normally do, but can the number of Legendary participants be used as an indicator that the bounty is in the legit category?
There are two possibilities in my opinion.

You can use this method when you know that Legendary participants are participants who are experts in bounty evaluation.
There are many Legendaries who are trapped in bounty that seem legit at first but end in scam.

There is no guarantee that more Legendary members joining the bounty can prove that the bounty is legal and a great success. In my opinion, you only need to do your own assessment and analysis to get information about how the bounty are declared legit.

Thus you will get used to not always depend on others and have the opportunity to get a bounty that you deserve to follow based on your own assessment and analysis.

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There's this trick I normally use before joining a bounty campaign. I do first of all, check the number of legendary participant in their signature campaign. If I don't see a good number of legendary member, the bounty is no for me.

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Now most bounty scams are due to the good bounty before the bountiful you know the bounty well and then you will join the bounty They do not make any bounty after greed You can avoid your risk by checking who gets the Bounty Manager's ICO rating and then participating in the Bounty campaign.

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I’m the bounty manager of Netbox Global, that runs until December 29th. Payment to participants is made in the Ethereum (ETH) and partially in the NBX (the coin is also traded on the exchange).
I invite everyone to register and participate. This is a great chance to earn!
Link: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bounty-netboxglobal-browser-with-pay-to-surf-model-5000-in-eth-5206233

Information for Creative Content Creators
To make a video and get a prize of $ 600, is it tempting? Or write an article and get $ 400?

If you are creating content: making videos or writing articles, then we invite you to participate in the competition from the Netbox.Global project. All works submitted in the bounty and which will receive the “GOOD QUALITY and HIGH QUALITY” ratings will be awarded with additional incentive prizes:
Video:
1st place - prize $ 600
2nd place - prize $ 400
3rd place - prize $ 200
Articles:
1st place - prize 400 $
2nd place - prize 250 $
3rd place - prize $ 150

In order to participate in the competition you need to register in the bounty: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bounty-netboxglobal-browser-with-pay-to-surf-model-5000-in-eth-5206233 and submit your video or article until 12/25/2019
The jury is the NBX team.
Competition Results Announcement - 12/30/2019
Prize Payments - 12/31/2019

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To be sincere, I select my bounties these days based on instinct. I pay less attention to whitepaper since the day I saw freelancers offering whitepaper writing as service. The truth is that scammers become smarter about their wicked acts day by day, from website, whitepaper, to roadmap and ICO ratings, making everything look real. Earning in crypto has never been easy including bounties.

Great article, and I look forward to the second part of article.

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Quote from: kemswag on September 11, 2018, 06:11:47 AM

Thanks for the education, there are many scams lately unlike before when there were many good projects, you need to select careful so you don't fall as a victim of scam.

2016 was the year there are many legit projects and people have earned much with bounties.

But now the trend has changed and ICO projects and bounties became a place of scammers that are looking to earn easy money from their investors and wants to have free advertisement by scamming participants.

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