Well if I'm in that position why would I leave my job where I can earn a stable income, a field job where I can gain more experience. Actually yes it may be profitable to work in the bounty campaigns but it's not stable, we all know that the cryptocurrencies price are volatile and there's a time that the price will goes down and it would take time before it can recovers.
There's an alternative to do this. You can work on the field on the day and work in the cryptos in your spare time, the good thing about the bounty campaigns is that you don't need exact time to work, you hold your time. As long as you can meet the requirements needed to be done in a week you're going to receive the reward. (But don't do the work in 1 day if you're a signature campaign participant.)
Another things to consider is that not all bounty campaigns are legit, there are some campaigns that looks professional and perfect but in the end it was a scam so the result you just waste effort as well as time.
But it's depend to the person itself whether he/she will work for full time or part time. But you can find also a full time job here but not the campaign (In my opinion) such as trader, programmer, web designer, etc. a professional service that can be related to cryptocurrency.
Topic: Quit your job to promote bounty campaigns fulltime: unrealistic???? - page 41. (Read 4635 times)
May 04, 2018, 06:46:18 AM
May 04, 2018, 06:34:46 AM
The percentage of successful bounty companies is very small.
it seems to me that you should treat this as an additional earnings, and maybe you're lucky and some project will get its hardcap
it seems to me that you should treat this as an additional earnings, and maybe you're lucky and some project will get its hardcap
May 04, 2018, 06:32:43 AM
I certainly would not risk a stable job.Bounty can be used as extra income in your free time.There is no stability in the bounty
May 04, 2018, 06:29:27 AM
I think you should not quit your job for only promoting bounty work because you can get a fix income from your current job for living other side from bounty work there is no fix monthly income but also possibility of paying delay like 2-3 months and its not enough but you have to wait the coin to list on good exchange to sell your coins. Also the price of the coins dumps after list on exchanges as most bounty hunters selling their coins. So you will not get much. So dont quit your job but do bounty work in part time.
May 04, 2018, 06:20:55 AM
I think you have to seat down first and think if it is possible for you to achieve that and thinking I am talking of calculate on how much you can earn that will be able to help you and taking care of your daily needs. Bounty can replace your daily job if you are ready to work hard in study those projects that you may think will help and give good income.
Sitting down first and thinking it through is very necessary to avoid regrets and stressful living in the long run. I think answering the following questions honesty would be a good pointer to what decision to make:1. how many bounties have you participated in so far;
2. how much did you make from the bounties;
3. how much of what you earned was spent on your basic needs;
4. how much balance do you have presently;
5. can you survive with that balance for say 3 months in case the next payment takes that much time to come;
6. how sure are you that you would find 100 bounties per week;
7. how many hours are you online a day?
My advice is that unless you've set aside a huge savings and already have a tested and working option B, don't quit you job yet, because a bird at hand is usually worth two in the bus.
May 04, 2018, 06:20:15 AM
Yes, I think that is unrealistic because there is scam bounty. So, when participate in scam bounty project accidentally and I quit my job from where I can earn money.
May 04, 2018, 06:13:36 AM
I agree, but not totally, this is not that simple. First of all there is no need to make 100 bounties per week. This will be very hard to control and maybe even find such quantity weekly.
Secondly, I think you can quit job if you will take bounty campaigns seriously. So this will be your job from now. But you can gain more only if you are able to hold everything you got as a reward from campaigns for at least one year.
Secondly, I think you can quit job if you will take bounty campaigns seriously. So this will be your job from now. But you can gain more only if you are able to hold everything you got as a reward from campaigns for at least one year.
May 04, 2018, 06:10:52 AM
Yes, I am totally for it! It is more that real to lead 100 bounties a week. So if you have a opportunity to do that - go ahead!
May 04, 2018, 06:08:07 AM
Last night I had a discussion with a friend if it's possible to quit your job and make a fulltime living of promoting bounty campaigns.
My friend thought you need to promote a lot of bounties at the same time (100 per week), to compensate for the
uncertain number of bounties that will never to lead to any income (coin cannot get listed, withdrawal fees of exchange is too high, scam, etc.).
So the question is: do you agree with this statement?
My friend thought you need to promote a lot of bounties at the same time (100 per week), to compensate for the
uncertain number of bounties that will never to lead to any income (coin cannot get listed, withdrawal fees of exchange is too high, scam, etc.).
So the question is: do you agree with this statement?
He's right. But "100" per week. I dont think we can do over 100 (or am I only lazy?) bounty at the same time. Giving up your job and moving on doing bounty campaigns are bad choices. You shouldn't do it. Bounty hunter is not a fine job. It brings us great profit, but you can't depend on it all your life. In addition, you can't get any experience from doing bounty hunter (like, share, post, tweet?). It's boring job.
Cryptocurrency is very new. No one can predict how crypto will be in the future. There are many ICO appear everyday, and I don't think all of them will "go to the moon".
May 04, 2018, 05:57:36 AM
I'm new to the bounty concept but 100 a week sounds insane 
How do one manage so many at the same time?
How do one manage so many at the same time? May 04, 2018, 05:52:52 AM
Crypto-related jobs would be the most unstable job ever. Don't always rely on these things, we never know when it would die. Since most are against these things, the opposition is great, its unreliable.
May 04, 2018, 05:52:02 AM
I agree with what the OP's friend said. Depending and becoming a full time bounty hunter is totally risky. Since you will consider it as your full time job, you'll be desperate to get into bounties and the possibility of you getting to a scam bounty is high. But if you are experienced enough and you are very familiar on how does scam bounties operate then it might help you lessen the chances. Getting a real job would guarantee you to be compensated and gather more benefits.
It's really hard to fine the real ICO, to be honest I encounter a lot of scam ICO than the real one, that's the reason why I don't want the idea on quit in your job just doing promoting any project because because for me I want to stay in my job atleast I still have a passive income .
May 04, 2018, 05:49:54 AM
Yes , it is really possible, I'm also doing this and its quite tiring doing more than 100 bounties a week. And yes your friend is right because not all bounties paid on time. So you need to join many bounties to compensate other loss income.
Thats quite a large number of bounties you are doing per week. Can you help us and share more information?
1. On the average, how much time do you spend daily doing these bounties?
2. What is the your estimated average income per month?
3. How long have you been doing this?
Thanks mate!
May 04, 2018, 05:43:43 AM
Crypto is not too hard to keep away from pirate and fake in the money world. A good follow-up and research will lead us to the exit. Making money is not easy.
April 21, 2018, 10:45:44 AM
Bounty worlds first decentralized earning opportunity we get paid for what we work i really like the concept of bounty and earning through tokens
April 21, 2018, 10:41:08 AM
I think it's very risky and only a select few would be able to pull it off (those with a lot of experience and a super high forum rank).
April 21, 2018, 10:39:40 AM
I agree with what the OP's friend said. Depending and becoming a full time bounty hunter is totally risky. Since you will consider it as your full time job, you'll be desperate to get into bounties and the possibility of you getting to a scam bounty is high. But if you are experienced enough and you are very familiar on how does scam bounties operate then it might help you lessen the chances. Getting a real job would guarantee you to be compensated and gather more benefits.
April 21, 2018, 10:38:46 AM
Managing is a bit tired and i think i cant to that anymore thats too much for me to handle. I dont want to quit my job just to do a fulltime bounty hunter i know that bounty is good and realy can help me but there is no fix income and sometimes goes to zero income that why i need a stable income for my family.
April 21, 2018, 10:38:25 AM
For me, you don't have to quit your job for bounty campaigns though bounties are quite good but then the risk is always there. It is possible that the bounty that you are into is a scam that will lead your efforts meaningless. It is always good to have a stable job to provide our needs. Investment with bounties is just a plus factor to generate more income. Another thing is that you cannot have a multiple account since it is prohibited.
April 21, 2018, 10:36:00 AM
i think the risk i too high if you quit your job. But all in all it depends if you like your current job and how money you can earn at yppur current job. So i would suggest to do it as addition for income to invest
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