Out of all the bounties that have been advertised on this forum, how many paid tokens that were actually worth something? I'm sure that number is under 10%. Out of all the bounties launched on this forum, how many were worth the value advertised in the bounty? I'll bet the answer to that is less than 1%.
Regardless of what they offer, the end value is a token and likely will be worth a fraction of what they are advertising so it's likely that less than 20 users will even join the campaign.
dear yahoo62278, I know you as a truly professional and honest Bounty manager who thoroughly knows how this whole system works. I completely agree with your opinion that most of the Bounty companies that operate today do not even fulfill a tenth of what they promised for hunters. Nevertheless, I’m sure that you, as a Bounty manager, always control the quality of the work done by the Bounty Hunters, but in this case I doubt that the unknown person who controls the Swirge Bounty company will do it as well as you .
20 Posts / 250 tokens = 5000 tokens per day,
5000 x $ 0.2 = $ 1000
"To promise does not mean to marry")But the promise of large payouts for the bounty can be attributed to fraud. The ICO team must understand that it will not be able to pay $ 30,000 per month per participant. Nevertheless, she promises such payments. I think ICOs like Swirge will not be able to collect anything at all.
I want to draw your attention to the fact that the team stated that it was not going to conduct any ico. This is another question that remains unanswered, where are they going to take that kind of money.
The reward is really very oily, even though most bounty companies do not pay what they promise. Nevertheless, if a crowd of hunters gathers, because there are no restrictions, the work will be done enormously and completely for nothing. 20 posts a day is cool.
I am sure that because of this Bounty company, many forum participants will still suffer who will not delve into the essence of the problem and who will definitely be accused of spam.
