Quality over Quantity in the bounty game - page 2.

makishart

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Quote from: jouns on September 18, 2018, 02:13:59 AM

Quote from: Camster on September 16, 2018, 02:05:30 PM

Last week I started a new way of doing bounties. Quality over quantity. I decided I was going to research the projects before I got involved very thoroughly. I wanted to check the project team. See if the idea was good and original. I wanted to check everythign out before I spent any more time doing these damn bounties for shit projects and scams.

I monitor every project that hits this board (which is a ton). Guess how many bounties I have entered thus far? ZERO. They are all absolute shit.

I ask you guys to research before you enter your next bounty and ask yourself this question. Is this project really worth it or am I wasting my time?

In fact, I agree with you, today I promote only 10 projects in social networks. Although my experience proves the opposite - it happened that projects in the success of which I didn't believe brought revenue and projects with very good ratings didn't collect soft cap, analysis doesn't always work.

Because any data can be manipulated and remember about how the ico rating site was accepting payment system to manipulate the rating. It's so annoying for me personally.
But it looks so difficult to search the bounty that will have quality over quantity because we know that any projects are developing the same idea.

melander81

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As of now, there are really a lot of these scam ICOs that does not even get their tokens listed on an exchange. It seems the ICO game is almost over and we are moving over to a new format of getting support from investors.

fulled

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For me, i just apply on every bounty with good rating, some turn to scam ico at the end, but almost all my bounties was paid me good, even i just sold 25% from every reward ive get

jouns

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Quote from: Camster on September 16, 2018, 02:05:30 PM

Last week I started a new way of doing bounties. Quality over quantity. I decided I was going to research the projects before I got involved very thoroughly. I wanted to check the project team. See if the idea was good and original. I wanted to check everythign out before I spent any more time doing these damn bounties for shit projects and scams.

I monitor every project that hits this board (which is a ton). Guess how many bounties I have entered thus far? ZERO. They are all absolute shit.

I ask you guys to research before you enter your next bounty and ask yourself this question. Is this project really worth it or am I wasting my time?

In fact, I agree with you, today I promote only 10 projects in social networks. Although my experience proves the opposite - it happened that projects in the success of which I didn't believe brought revenue and projects with very good ratings didn't collect soft cap, analysis doesn't always work.

Sarisang

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examine or analyze it is obliged to do. It is sufficient to determine whether the measures undertaken could produce or just a trick of course. too much popping, of course, requires far more selective to avoid scam which is also more and more present in the bounty.

chandrarahmadewa

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Yes, it's a good strategy to find a good Bounty. Don't waste your time and energy on a scam project. Take our time to research projects before being involved carefully.

Quote from: Camster on September 16, 2018, 02:05:30 PM

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I monitor every project that hits this board (which is a ton). Guess how many bounties I have entered thus far? ZERO. They are all absolute shit.
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if you have experience, it is beneficial to find a good Bounty

starblocks

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When you assess a projects potential it's not always easy to determine if it will be successful or not

Some projects have a great product and strong development team and simply don't get the attention they deserve

Generally if you monitor the progress of a crowdsale and wait until there's a reasonable amount raised before signing up you'll waste far less time on unsuccessful campaigns

xonecoinlovers

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Quote from: Camster on September 16, 2018, 02:05:30 PM

Last week I started a new way of doing bounties. Quality over quantity. I decided I was going to research the projects before I got involved very thoroughly. I wanted to check the project team. See if the idea was good and original. I wanted to check everythign out before I spent any more time doing these damn bounties for shit projects and scams.

I monitor every project that hits this board (which is a ton). Guess how many bounties I have entered thus far? ZERO. They are all absolute shit.

I ask you guys to research before you enter your next bounty and ask yourself this question. Is this project really worth it or am I wasting my time?

That means you haven't join any bounty campaign in the last few weeks?
I think you can't judge all project to be scam, until the project going or the ICO ended, except you had a solid prove that those project were fake.

sheenshane

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Quote from: payjoe93 on September 18, 2018, 12:08:50 AM

Try research with different perspective mate. that was i do for now..
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Research is the best thing to do in joining bounties program by checking all documents they had also the personal information of their building team. Yes a ton of shit bounty project emerging on this forum just to fool people that who invest and also those bounty hunters become zero their work, it is not worth it due to a scammed project has joined.

I hope there's a filtration of all project that launches from ICO to avoid possibilities scam, as I have noticed now most projects are scammed not being profitable to the investors and the bounty hunters. Some others are a failure to their project, so sad if you had participated in this project. Indeed, wasting our time.

payjoe93

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Try research with different perspective mate. that was i do for now..

This is one of my research steps that I use. I always pay attention for every thing project activity, even small things. eg: social media updates (Facebook, Twitter). in my opinion, social media is a thing that not too much attention, but i believe, social media have possibility will bring big affect. Project how have do that small thing, i believe people who behind of that project is really serious with his project.

just a little thing is noticed, what about big things (project future)? in my opinion, we are bounty hunters are just a small part of the ICO project. we only help in promotions, which are expected to bring good names for his project, introduction to all people and can bring investors.

As far as i participate in bounty, my dissapointed thing is reward i've earn is not worth with my work. "zero" is means 0, if you earn though $1 is not means "zero".

libert19

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Quote from: robelneo on September 16, 2018, 06:56:37 PM

Quote from: Camster on September 16, 2018, 02:05:30 PM

Last week I started a new way of doing bounties. Quality over quantity. I decided I was going to research the projects before I got involved very thoroughly. I wanted to check the project team. See if the idea was good and original. I wanted to check everythign out before I spent any more time doing these damn bounties for shit projects and scams.

I monitor every project that hits this board (which is a ton). Guess how many bounties I have entered thus far? ZERO. They are all absolute shit.

I ask you guys to research before you enter your next bounty and ask yourself this question. Is this project really worth it or am I wasting my time?

What are your criteria and guidelines and how did you come to that assessment and what makes your current signature better than the others or stand out, in my experiences some projects that I thought will not deliver, turn out to be a great project you should dig deep.

True. I have been in some project where I thought, "this project is great" — turns out to be crap. And one where project didn't even reach soft cap but team continued their efforts and gave immense value to their coin.

babsjoe

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Quality over quantity is good but I can tell you withoit hesitation even this concept does not guarantee success either! Your hardwork, investment at the quality project may not pay off either. However, one thing is sure that you have given your best and took the risk for better chances!

glasbren

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Quote from: Camster on September 16, 2018, 02:05:30 PM

Last week I started a new way of doing bounties. Quality over quantity. I decided I was going to research the projects before I got involved very thoroughly. I wanted to check the project team. See if the idea was good and original. I wanted to check everythign out before I spent any more time doing these damn bounties for shit projects and scams.

I monitor every project that hits this board (which is a ton). Guess how many bounties I have entered thus far? ZERO. They are all absolute shit.

I ask you guys to research before you enter your next bounty and ask yourself this question. Is this project really worth it or am I wasting my time?

I've always do check the project before joining on it's bounty campaign.
And the result i've got minimum amount of scam project, there are still projects that worth to follow, we just need to choose the right one.

0t3p0t

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Quote from: Camster on September 16, 2018, 02:05:30 PM

Last week I started a new way of doing bounties. Quality over quantity. I decided I was going to research the projects before I got involved very thoroughly. I wanted to check the project team. See if the idea was good and original. I wanted to check everythign out before I spent any more time doing these damn bounties for shit projects and scams.

I monitor every project that hits this board (which is a ton). Guess how many bounties I have entered thus far? ZERO. They are all absolute shit.

I ask you guys to research before you enter your next bounty and ask yourself this question. Is this project really worth it or am I wasting my time?

Researching or doing our own due diligence in taking part in some projects is quiet common to I think most of bounty hunters nowadays to avoid wasting of time. But yeah even though we can't really tell if the project is ascam in just looking at those fancy promotions, websites and whatever they have for us to be in their trap it actually is part in the life of a bounty hunter. I was not involved in a scam projects but only in failed projects that are not able to deliver, promote and advertize their idea, they even give payments to us but the value won't go up.

Maxre

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https://combonetwork.io/

what I know is that not everything that looks good will be good, and vice versa.
for bounty I have to be really selective in choosing to participate in a bounty campaign.

anhvu52

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Quote from: Camster on September 16, 2018, 02:05:30 PM

Last week I started a new way of doing bounties. Quality over quantity. I decided I was going to research the projects before I got involved very thoroughly. I wanted to check the project team. See if the idea was good and original. I wanted to check everythign out before I spent any more time doing these damn bounties for shit projects and scams.

I monitor every project that hits this board (which is a ton). Guess how many bounties I have entered thus far? ZERO. They are all absolute shit.

I ask you guys to research before you enter your next bounty and ask yourself this question. Is this project really worth it or am I wasting my time?

I also agree with this approach, that we will carefully study a project before deciding to participate in it.
But there are really good projects, but the way to promote and attract investors is weak leading to project failure.
So a project we initially evaluated was good, but the end result was not as expected and vice versa.
In my opinion a good project or not will be based on four main factors:
1. The foundation of the project and the people leading the project.
2. Promote and attract investors
3. Market factors at the time of the project happenning
4. The luck

Omela44

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One way or the other, you should first inform yourself about a project before you take part in a bounty. So much i've already learned. Without research, it is very likely that you get involved in a scam bounty.

cryptolidus

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You are suggesting a good approach. Many hunters jumping in bounties without any research made and then complaining that they were not rewarded as the ICO has not reached the soft cap or the rewarded token does not worth a penny.
Spend time on investigation before, rather than complaining later.

SaoAccel

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For me since I am a bounty hunter with some experiences when it comes to bounties and payments. If I was going to enter a bounty campaign I always check whether their sales are attracting investors or not I think this is a good way to determine a good bounty since the bounty you receive will also base on how much money investors had invested.

cryptoking33

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Quote from: jpnl0005 on September 16, 2018, 06:19:00 PM

Its quiet impossible to say signatures are shitty signatures yes that could be the very one you fell into now let me put it straight signatures are even the second highest paying bounty and for you to get zero maybe you did not perform your task or you did the shitty one make more research

This is quite true , many people are posting low quality posts, how do they expect to be rewarded in a community where quality is the core thing. Thanks for your amazing information.

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