Topic: Share your experience on finding good Bounty projects!!!! (Read 494 times)
Your choice has not been effective for a long time, because the ratings are false, you can not always rely on managers. I choose a company first of all with a ready-made product, now it is a rarity.
I also advise you to pay attention to the presence of MVP. According to statistics, the MVP projects which are raising money 6-7 times more and very often reach the hard cap.
Agree on this. It's also important to see if the soft cap is already met. If it is, project is definitely going forward = your work will pay...
I primarily pay attention to the team and the idea of the project. If the idea is shit, there is no point in participating in such projects.
The first thing I want to share for you to look for is to find a good project!
1. I go to the ICORating site to test the project. If Hype Medium is up, ok
2. Take a look at their bonus manager. From rank Member. If it's a legend, that's great
3. Looking at their team and adviser, has gone through many projects? You can visit ICORating to find out, in people.
4. FB, Twitter, Reddit, follow up about 4k
5. View their entire project, website and white paper. White paper on the product clear, Roadmap list timeline specifically.
That is some of my experience to choose one Bounty good
1. I go to the ICORating site to test the project. If Hype Medium is up, ok
2. Take a look at their bonus manager. From rank Member. If it's a legend, that's great
3. Looking at their team and adviser, has gone through many projects? You can visit ICORating to find out, in people.
4. FB, Twitter, Reddit, follow up about 4k
5. View their entire project, website and white paper. White paper on the product clear, Roadmap list timeline specifically.
That is some of my experience to choose one Bounty good
First I want to say do not make an fake ICO to those who will get ideas from this topic/thread you will and still regret it in the end.
Now, here are my ideas to find a good bounty.
1. See the team's personal bio data. If you need to lig in on an website that will let you see its identity go ahead.
2. Search about the bounty in google and in bitcointalk.org you might see topics that is different from the advertising bounty threads.
3. Technically when you're looking for a bounty sometimes you look and base it on a bounty manager, no sometimes they are sometimes the victim as well they might see a good potential bount to work on. Still sometimes bounty managers got to pick a scam bounty because they see nothing is a problem.
4. Be sure that everything is good back read there telegram group for good comments to see if it is good.
Also no matter what when you got a lock on a bounty and you saw that everything is okay just to prevent scam but in the end you still got scam. It means that they made it look good just to get a investors or bounty hunters be scamed.
The first thing I want to share for you to look for is to find a good project!
1. I go to the ICORating site to test the project. If Hype Medium is up, ok
2. Take a look at their bonus manager. From rank Member. If it's a legend, that's great
3. Looking at their team and adviser, has gone through many projects? You can visit ICORating to find out, in people.
4. FB, Twitter, Reddit, follow up about 4k
5. View their entire project, website and white paper. White paper on the product clear, Roadmap list timeline specifically.
That is some of my experience to choose one Bounty good
What a coincidence that we have both the same qualifications before joining bounty campaigns. Like you I also check the rank of the bounty manager, the ratings in some ICO rating sites, their website if they have a good management team, the roadmap of their projects, their social media community and their objectives or focus on creating their projects. I hope that there are other bounty hunter that using these guidelines. 1. I go to the ICORating site to test the project. If Hype Medium is up, ok
2. Take a look at their bonus manager. From rank Member. If it's a legend, that's great
3. Looking at their team and adviser, has gone through many projects? You can visit ICORating to find out, in people.
4. FB, Twitter, Reddit, follow up about 4k
5. View their entire project, website and white paper. White paper on the product clear, Roadmap list timeline specifically.
That is some of my experience to choose one Bounty good
The main command and its vision and promotion of the project. A rating based on the opinions of experts. The manager can be any, as shown recently
The first thing I do is check the real team or not. This is very easy to check for images in Google. If the team is not real, then I do not even consider such a company
many good advice, but anyone know some website like: rank 10 best project for bounty or something like that?
I want to start to analyze some popular project.
I want to start to analyze some popular project.
Number one thing i do is to check if the project has met soft cao then i check reputable ico rating site to be sure that the project is not a scam before embarking on any of the task. It has helped me alot
good advice but it is better to study the project (product) and his team
to choose a bounty that is truly a successful and successful project it is not easy, the team manager who handles the project can really guarantee the success of the project, I think that is not, if I think it depends on the project's vision and mission to be able to develop in the future ahead and that can make investors interested in the project, I think the project will promise success.
Check for team's experience, site, social media activity, forum responses (their speed and informativity), also read whitepaper and make sure to get main goals and milestones.
until now I have not found a good bounty with their payments, most of them did not reach hardcap and paid bounty campaigns with very cheap tokens
Good criteria for choosing bounty. I would add to the benefits of an existing MVP. This is a great advantage for any project. This greatly increases the chance to assembled a hard cap.
I see the way you give is indeed the right way to choose a good bounty and more precisely that is detail, but if it is done it will indeed take a long time. Personally I analyze the bounty project only from their website, especially the whitepaper and also their team members then also see the bounty manager.
I analyze the idea of the project, partners, team and project activities (whether their actions correspond to the road map).
I do not trust rating sites, because on them I very often saw fraudulent projects. I myself analyze the projects. Each time it's getting better.
For me, I often find out good bounty campaign to join by checking project behind each bounty campaign 
. I don't often use ICO rating sites because they're not truthworthy enough to believe in . Maybe checking through bounty manager is also a good way but you still need to check project behind them cause sometime bounty campaign which managed by good managers not really good.
. I don't often use ICO rating sites because they're not truthworthy enough to believe in . Maybe checking through bounty manager is also a good way but you still need to check project behind them cause sometime bounty campaign which managed by good managers not really good.Some time manager also may get scammed so you need to research the white paper with your own way buddy. If you see the more information regarding complete details about the project then it is worth to invest that project.
Even you want to participate in their bounty program also think the same kind to make the profit buddy.
This is the way I find a good bounty programs.. First of all I'm going to ICO bounty web page and checking the team of that ICO project.. Also Checking are they real and unique.. Also reading whitepaper of the ICO and find project ideas and future plans.. Also find who is handling the bounty program and finding previous bounties they was handled.. Finding that previous project has succeeded or not.. If I fit with these thing, I'm choosing that bounty..
The first thing I want to share for you to look for is to find a good project!
1. I go to the ICORating site to test the project. If Hype Medium is up, ok
2. Take a look at their bonus manager. From rank Member. If it's a legend, that's great
3. Looking at their team and adviser, has gone through many projects? You can visit ICORating to find out, in people.
4. FB, Twitter, Reddit, follow up about 4k
5. View their entire project, website and white paper. White paper on the product clear, Roadmap list timeline specifically.
That is some of my experience to choose one Bounty good
Dear friend,1. I go to the ICORating site to test the project. If Hype Medium is up, ok
2. Take a look at their bonus manager. From rank Member. If it's a legend, that's great
3. Looking at their team and adviser, has gone through many projects? You can visit ICORating to find out, in people.
4. FB, Twitter, Reddit, follow up about 4k
5. View their entire project, website and white paper. White paper on the product clear, Roadmap list timeline specifically.
That is some of my experience to choose one Bounty good
I don't think you are newbei member when read what you share here because they are really true. I agree with you about those things. But i think the team and owner of the project is the most important thing here! I think Krypital Team is one of the best bounty team now. I believe in them. I have join some their project and they are almost success!
Thanks
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