I am new here.
With so many bounties.. which do you guys recommend?
Topic: So many Bounties-Which one is trusted? - page 60. (Read 6276 times)
You need to check at least the following:
-serious project/ICO (you need to research team, whitepaper, roadmap, ICO structure, etc..)
-decent bounty allocation (at least 1/2% of the total amount raised with the ICO)
-experienced bounty manager (I'm not doing bounties handled by newbies)
If all above criteria are respected the bounty should be worth
-serious project/ICO (you need to research team, whitepaper, roadmap, ICO structure, etc..)
-decent bounty allocation (at least 1/2% of the total amount raised with the ICO)
-experienced bounty manager (I'm not doing bounties handled by newbies)
If all above criteria are respected the bounty should be worth
Some articles i seen on web, says 90% of ICO are scam, so dunno is it true or now,
As lots of investors have lost money in scam ICOs, you should never invest in any ICO that does not have a legal company structure & an experienced team behind it,
but for me it is close to 40% with a good success, i mean not a scam.
As lots of investors have lost money in scam ICOs, you should never invest in any ICO that does not have a legal company structure & an experienced team behind it,
but for me it is close to 40% with a good success, i mean not a scam.
I bumped into so many scam ICOs and bounty campaigns that's why I abandon some of them in the middle of the campaign because I doubt their reputation and their consistencies.
Until I learned how to spot a good ICO and bounty campaign, my secret is join their social communities like Telegram Channels. If that Telegram Channel has many active members and there's always discussions and exchanging in thoughts related and non-related to the project then it probably has higher chance of being a good ICO or project or bounty campaign, otherwise, stay from under 500 members on their Telegram Channels. You're just wasting your time.
I have checked the latest active bounties on bountylord.com and found many of them but only few are rated as 3 or 4 so any of you here working for any of those bounties listed there and found it trusted source of earning stakes/tokens/coins... I want to do the twitter campaign...
There are indeed too many bounty campaigns running at the same time so in my own experiences, I do bump into their Social Communities like Telegram Channels because for me, social community is one of the strength of every ICO or project.
If there are so many active members on their Telegram Channel then the higher possibility that ICO or project is more legitimate, otherwise, stay away from them and don't waste your time.
Some articles i seen on web, says 90% of ICO are scam, so dunno is it true or now,
As lots of investors have lost money in scam ICOs, you should never invest in any ICO that does not have a legal company structure & an experienced team behind it,
but for me it is close to 40% with a good success, i mean not a scam.
As lots of investors have lost money in scam ICOs, you should never invest in any ICO that does not have a legal company structure & an experienced team behind it,
but for me it is close to 40% with a good success, i mean not a scam.
Today it is very difficult to choose a worthy bounty company, the whole point is that there are a lot of greedy developers and not only developers, there are just a lot of greedy people who deliberately deceive people.
Carryout your personal investigation about the campaigns in order to know which one is trusted. The failure of some of the campaign is not always intentional by the ICO team. We most not expect all the campaign to be successful.
I've personally never seen any actual scores appear in the rating area on the website.
I tend to assess each project be reading through the bounty, going to the ICO website and checking it out, along with the white paper.
I'll also look to see which team or individual is managing the bounty, as some are much better to deal with than others, but as that is a personal observation, I'm not going to specify any details.
Most times, the ANN thread can also help a lot to know what people are really saying about the project. Although, one would still have to be careful as some are just paid reviews and not just stick to that alone, What I have checked most of the time is to do a proper scrutiny on the team and they will give you the proper answer if it is worth joining or not.I tend to assess each project be reading through the bounty, going to the ICO website and checking it out, along with the white paper.
I'll also look to see which team or individual is managing the bounty, as some are much better to deal with than others, but as that is a personal observation, I'm not going to specify any details.
In my opinion, we should not trust anyone. All we need to do is, just investing what we can afford to lose on the events of unwanted things. Nothing else we can do with any types of investments too.
So that my time and effort wont go wasted and be rest assured that I will be paid , Most of the bounties that I joined are handled by well knowned and trusted campaign managers here in bitcointalk and they are bounty campaigns handled by Sylon, Blockeye, Deadley, ColorlessK (bountyhive), and Amazix.
Whilst it's a good idea to follow bounties with high scores by trusted sources, they are not always accurate. Some bounties that are highly advertised as trustworthy end up being scams, not allocating the tokens promised, or are absolutely saturated with too many other bounty hunters.
If you take a little risk and go with the ones that aren't as widely known - the smaller and unknown ones - you will have less competition from fellow bounty hunters and thus the potential to earn a lot more. With higher risk comes potentially greater reward. Do your own due diligence and research in the project before promoting it.
Right, as I remember during the days of confido. The thing is that it always pays most of the time to do your own research on the project and most especially the team and then make your judgment based on that. Most times we always get to see investor's view about them and that can really help one in making some good decisions. So far, I prefer the team route anyway. If you take a little risk and go with the ones that aren't as widely known - the smaller and unknown ones - you will have less competition from fellow bounty hunters and thus the potential to earn a lot more. With higher risk comes potentially greater reward. Do your own due diligence and research in the project before promoting it.
I have checked the latest active bounties on bountylord.com and found many of them but only few are rated as 3 or 4 so any of you here working for any of those bounties listed there and found it trusted source of earning stakes/tokens/coins... I want to do the twitter campaign...
If you are really looking for a trusted bounty, I am sure you will have to do the assignment yourself, check the team and see how things can go with that.Once you consider yourself as an investor trying to give in time, then you will be able to do the needful and filter out the kind of ICOs that you join. Like they always say, the ball is always in everyone's court and we cannot start giving you list as they are many.
Whilst it's a good idea to follow bounties with high scores by trusted sources, they are not always accurate. Some bounties that are highly advertised as trustworthy end up being scams, not allocating the tokens promised, or are absolutely saturated with too many other bounty hunters.
If you take a little risk and go with the ones that aren't as widely known - the smaller and unknown ones - you will have less competition from fellow bounty hunters and thus the potential to earn a lot more. With higher risk comes potentially greater reward. Do your own due diligence and research in the project before promoting it.
If you take a little risk and go with the ones that aren't as widely known - the smaller and unknown ones - you will have less competition from fellow bounty hunters and thus the potential to earn a lot more. With higher risk comes potentially greater reward. Do your own due diligence and research in the project before promoting it.
I think it is a reasonable way, but I think if some projects are very hot with a lot of bounty hunters and followers, the ico maybe very successful and the bounty hunters can get their tokens since the dev team have enough tokens to distributed and they will not risk to let them down.
Most bounty hunters really do not see themselves as investor as well, which is why they just join any bounty rather than making the little ones they join count.
I agree with you that there are too many bounties now and to choose the good projects is not easy. I usually check them in some good website such as hacked.com or icorating.com. Besides that, i also read and research their whitepaper carefully.
Want to find reliable bounties, and you want to be sure to get rewards when joining? To minimize the risk and avoid getting your reward back after supporting the development project. You should look for projects that have a reputable Dev team. Trusted campaign managers such as Sylon, deadley, .....
A lot of bounty launches today here in crypto world. to identify a good bounty we need to spend more time to check if the bounty is good or not but some Ideas are checked like the following:
the campaign manager
1.well expert
2.more experience
3.having a positive trust
4.high rank
5. and with a good personal image
that ideas we can assure Our effort to join the campaign is worth it.
the campaign manager
1.well expert
2.more experience
3.having a positive trust
4.high rank
5. and with a good personal image
that ideas we can assure Our effort to join the campaign is worth it.
Iam usually chooce project that reviewed by many influencer in youtube because that project has more potential to success because that influencer have many subcribers, so will be many investor interesting on it.
I personally follow and do the trusted bounties in this community you can see the threads in Bounty section on the forum.
There you see the more interested and with more feedbacks so you can decide which one is nice to join
There you see the more interested and with more feedbacks so you can decide which one is nice to join
Be smart upon selecting bounties to join, just do a research on their team developers on that particular ICO's you want to join.. Not all bounties are good to trust but some are scams.
I have checked the latest active bounties on bountylord.com and found many of them but only few are rated as 3 or 4 so any of you here working for any of those bounties listed there and found it trusted source of earning stakes/tokens/coins... I want to do the twitter campaign...
If you want trusted bounties do a research on their website and read if that project is good and check their contact information like Twitter and etc. so you can see if have a good a feedback to people and investor. 
I have checked the latest active bounties on bountylord.com and found many of them but only few are rated as 3 or 4 so any of you here working for any of those bounties listed there and found it trusted source of earning stakes/tokens/coins... I want to do the twitter campaign...
It is now very difficult to find ways to test for trust. Each time they are more cunning and trickier. So here already as will carry. Have not yet come up with a way to 100% effective.
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