Topic: Sometimes late bounties can still pay rewards (Read 1983 times)
Sometimes it's true that the projects we promoted in the last 1-2 years can pay off this year only if you get the job done right. on the other hand, usually when the project ends, the team changes the rules, including the KYC system for participants. people often lose their tokens for not doing KYC or not monitoring their project progress.
that's what you say, but not with me. my fate in the last year is very sad. I have promoted several bounty projects but ended up being scamed, they did not pay me until now it is even more painful after finding out that the project token I promoted last year is listed on the top exchanges and is tradable. but not only me, but other participants also didn't get the token that I just said.
the project you promote 2years back can still come up and give you awesome reward, delays takes place sometimes that makes project team keep postponing listing on exchanges, imagine promoting a project in 2018 paid you big reward in 2020 after you've already zero your mind that it's over? I want bounty hunters in the house to verify this, true or false??
Anyways, do not underestimate projects you promote a year or two years ago, they can still pay up and secondly do not leave or exit their telegram channel no matter how many years it's been, if you do you might be denied of your rewards
Anyways, do not underestimate projects you promote a year or two years ago, they can still pay up and secondly do not leave or exit their telegram channel no matter how many years it's been, if you do you might be denied of your rewards
Personally, i don't really agree with you to some point. All of crypto projects have project managers who are very greedy and are just interested in the money they will make out of the project rather than the progress of the project and some don't really pay bounty hunters. I know a particular project that haven't paid bounty hunters for about a year and half. They just used bounty hunters for free without paying them.
There is some truth in your words. However, there are few such projects, and most often successful projects of this kind, give up their obligations to bounty hunters. More likely is the scenario in which the coins that lay on your wallets in the form of cosmic dust suddenly gain value in the vastness of the crypto market. A similar scenario can be seen in the Swift project, whose price for some time has shown incredible growth. Obviously, it was speculation, but still. Alas, I was not lucky to take part in this project.
I mean surely there will be some affects of it, can't say that it would be fine and everything will be fine and everyone will continue without a problem. However it won't be like 2008 neither, that was banks over leveraging the house market because "everyone pays their mortgages" and in reality they do not, some people can't pay their mortgages and that is why I believe it is quite important to know the difference between a banking crisis that required 800 billion dollar printed money in order to save them versus bitcoin which won't be similar and doesn't even have that much capital let alone people affected.
So, getting paid even after a considerable delay will be okay in my view. People who are able to wait might be enjoying the benefits and those who quit might be regretting for not having patience.
I agree that how could you actually make any money if you can't trust a place to pay the bounty and somehow trust them to make a project? It is obvious that if project fails to deliver on their promises for bounty hunters, that means they will not deliver on their project neither, they are already showing proof that they are failing to do one thing so there is a big chance they could fail to do something else too.So, getting paid even after a considerable delay will be okay in my view. People who are able to wait might be enjoying the benefits and those who quit might be regretting for not having patience.
I wouldn't even trust a project just because they are paying their bounty, there are tons of other stuff to check as well so it is not like get the bounty and invest type of deal, but it is obvious if they fail that means they are not going to be trusted with whatever they are promising and their roadmap is just something that would be for showing and nothing else.
I mean surely there will be some affects of it, can't say that it would be fine and everything will be fine and everyone will continue without a problem. However it won't be like 2008 neither, that was banks over leveraging the house market because "everyone pays their mortgages" and in reality they do not, some people can't pay their mortgages and that is why I believe it is quite important to know the difference between a banking crisis that required 800 billion dollar printed money in order to save them versus bitcoin which won't be similar and doesn't even have that much capital let alone people affected.
So, getting paid even after a considerable delay will be okay in my view. People who are able to wait might be enjoying the benefits and those who quit might be regretting for not having patience.
So, getting paid even after a considerable delay will be okay in my view. People who are able to wait might be enjoying the benefits and those who quit might be regretting for not having patience.
only bounties from good projects and have a good bpunty manager who will still pay, and I am sure 90% will not be paid,
if the bounty is indeed a scam, there have been many cases here, so don't expect too much from the bounty that promises it
if the bounty is indeed a scam, there have been many cases here, so don't expect too much from the bounty that promises it
It seems to me that many projects are deliberately dragging their time so that as many bounty hunters as possible forget about them and leave the telegram, so that in the end only the most stubborn will be awarded.
The reason they delayed distributing tokens was price protection, but the prices kept crashing every day and until the bounty hunters received their tokens, they only received 1-2 cents for their work. . That's the general state of bounty this year, so don't expect too much from themthe project you promote 2years back can still come up and give you awesome reward, delays takes place sometimes that makes project team keep postponing listing on exchanges, imagine promoting a project in 2018 paid you big reward in 2020 after you've already zero your mind that it's over? I want bounty hunters in the house to verify this, true or false??
Anyways, do not underestimate projects you promote a year or two years ago, they can still pay up and secondly do not leave or exit their telegram channel no matter how many years it's been, if you do you might be denied of your rewards
Anyways, do not underestimate projects you promote a year or two years ago, they can still pay up and secondly do not leave or exit their telegram channel no matter how many years it's been, if you do you might be denied of your rewards
Personally, i don't really agree with you to some point. All of crypto projects have project managers who are very greedy and are just interested in the money they will make out of the project rather than the progress of the project and some don't really pay bounty hunters. I know a particular project that haven't paid bounty hunters for about a year and half. They just used bounty hunters for free without paying them.
It often happens that bounties take a very long time to pay rewards but that's rare because the project I participated in ended up in a scam but some didn't, and one of them might be satt-token which in the near future will hold a listing that is a crazy project because the CEO is too ambitious to raise funds but the funny thing is that this year they got quite a large amount of funds and their project is now getting a little more softcap after waiting for almost 2 years to hold ico.
Bzx was one of those late paying projects and now look at it, recently it reached its ATH at almost 2$ and they paid thousands of tokens to social media campaign participants, so it was well worth the wait. But yes, most of those late paying projects tend to fail either way, so even if you receive your long forgotten tokens, they tend to be close to worthless.
You are right in a way, I haven't joined bounties as of 2018 but I have friends that have and I have seen them cash out real big from a project that they did years back and have forgotten about it, well I guess Bounty requires patience
It seems to me that many projects are deliberately dragging their time so that as many bounty hunters as possible forget about them and leave the telegram, so that in the end only the most stubborn will be awarded.
The reason they delayed distributing tokens was price protection, but the prices kept crashing every day and until the bounty hunters received their tokens, they only received 1-2 cents for their work. . That's the general state of bounty this year, so don't expect too much from them Are there any bounties like that? they distributing the rewards after 2 years?. Most of the projects that never give the rewards are a scam, that's it!. I don't think the team will plan to distribute the rewards after long years.
Indeed true, if the project is under good management then they will over the distribution after the campaign is done and those who haven't distribute the rewards on time of failure to distribute it are mostly unprofessional or could be scammers. 
Yes it can also happen in this market, I used to be in bounty in 2018. Then the project went silent for 2 years and now they start to pay tokens to the bounty hunter, they still haven't listed in the awards. But I hope the price will go up because the project now has products and more
such rewards can sometimes be a very joyous moment. I am always happy when I receive coins that I have forgotten a long time ago and now they cost 1000 dollars
Well it is better late than nothing, i already experience different bounty and everything in bounty is always depend on the team and the manager of the campaign, there are a lot of bounty that didnt pay bounty payment in time some takes a very long time to send the payment.
Your topic is weird lol 
, almost got me confused until I read your post, anyways you are very correct, old bounties can come back to life and live up to their expectations, it's wrong to give up on projects you promoted because they haven't paid hunters, you can never tell
, almost got me confused until I read your post, anyways you are very correct, old bounties can come back to life and live up to their expectations, it's wrong to give up on projects you promoted because they haven't paid hunters, you can never tell We bounty hunters hate delayed payment to our efforts, these developers are not keeping their promise some of the them intentionally delayed payments so bounty hunters will lose interest and will just get out of the telegram and do not look back and they keep their coin.
even i know bounties that didn't pay bountyreward to supporter. i am participate in current bounty campaign and its still active in developtment , even their user app increase smoothly based on google play. current already more than 2 years and no sign they will pay bounty hunter or not. even this token not tradeable due some reason.
It seems to me that many projects are deliberately dragging their time so that as many bounty hunters as possible forget about them and leave the telegram, so that in the end only the most stubborn will be awarded.
There are various tactics used by the project team to deny deserving rewards to the bounty hunters. Extending the campaign without a solid reason is one of them. Other popular tricks include making the KYC mandatory to receive the rewards, once the campaign is over. There will be no mention about KYC at the start. But once the campaign is finished, they will demand that the bounty hunters must undergo KYC.
maybe it's true in some cases this happens, like mb8coin, and many more, it's just that I don't follow it.
however most projects that emerge a long time ago are usually considered a scam, so in comparison there are still more scam projects than have been successful in a long time.
however most projects that emerge a long time ago are usually considered a scam, so in comparison there are still more scam projects than have been successful in a long time.
its because its not that hard to create a scam project compare to a project that is not scam because you are going to carefully craft it . in scam projects you can easily plagiarize others content .
its true that mb8coin made a comeback ? on what year is it . im curious because i was a part of thier campaign before but not on the bounty . i only recived bitcoin payments instead but im still thankful .
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