Topic: The End Of The Bounty. - page 14. (Read 3663 times)
ICOs won't end, they will evolve and adapt as the technology will change. But yes now participants in various bounty campaigns are increasing and rewards aren't worth that. Still there are some good projects and good bounties, we just have to research better.
Many have already written that bounty will change, and I also think that it will add limitations to the number of participants or to other parameters.
Actually I don't believe there will be an end to bounty it could end if much participants are on a campaign without exact limit of members to participate in a campaign
Now I hear more and more talk about bounties ending. the reasons can be named the following: firstly, both the developers of the start-up, and the bounties themselves spend time in vain, because the competition does not give in any sense to collect the right amount for launch. besides, most of all projects are scam.
Most of the current bounty missions are bad, but I think the bounty mission will always exist because there are very few promotional methods available in the token market. These merchants need to rely on the bounty to complete the marketing!
Yes, I agree with you, with the present ICO some of it are scam or either not profitable, but I dont think bounties will end,Bounty campaigns are always there for everyone ever since.
in my opinion this will come soon, but now the bounty market is confusing and a lot of ICO projects are scams
It seems to me that the bounty itself will change, now we already have a bounty that limits the number of participants, possibly other restrictions in the ranks of the forum or the number of subscribers in social networks
Most of the current bounty missions are bad, but I think the bounty mission will always exist because there are very few promotional methods available in the token market. These merchants need to rely on the bounty to complete the marketing!
Most of the good projects don't hold up bounty or airdrop , because they don't need that , yeah there are a lot of Shit ICOs these days running bounties but still I don't think bounties are over!
Bounty is kind of marketing and marketing is one of the high demand business in the world , some of the good coins , good websites still running bug bounties , and they pay a huge money for that , of course you need to be specialist to win those kind of things.
Bounty is kind of marketing and marketing is one of the high demand business in the world , some of the good coins , good websites still running bug bounties , and they pay a huge money for that , of course you need to be specialist to win those kind of things.
As long as there are ICOs, bounty campaigns will continue. Like the observations of others, I do wish managers would filter and limits bounty participants so stakes and rewards would be substantial.
I think that the usual Bounty companies will be replaced by new interesting marketing solutions that will give a new positive wave to the crypto-currencies and the blockchain
in my opinion bounty is no longer a part of the full ico, many big ICO who only need advertise but they are big success
the number of bounty hunters did increase but the number of investors greatly decreased,
they may be the new ICO not make bounty
the number of bounty hunters did increase but the number of investors greatly decreased,
they may be the new ICO not make bounty
I don't think the bounty will stop. With the current number of participants, I anticipate that in the future, bounty programs will set a stricter rule to improve the quality of participants.
Rewards will be for those who have a real contribution.
Rewards will be for those who have a real contribution.
In your opinion, it carries the basic risk. As per rule, merit should only be given to those who deserve - informative, unique, and constructive high quality post. There are so many people everyday being banned in the forum because of merit farming. So it's not advisable at all. Besides, forum is not about the rank but the knowledge you gain and embed here.
Bounty industry will definitely evolutionate in something more effective.
I agree with you. By the way this process started. Did you see the Amazix new bounty rules? I like the way they changed them.
Bounty industry will definitely evolutionate in something more effective.
I agree with you. By the way this process started. Did you see the Amazix new bounty rules? I like the way they changed them.
The bounties still have plenty of land ahead of them, of course they can go through some kind of restructuring, but the promotion they provide for ICOs is very beneficial
I think Campaign bounty not so interesting anymore, because many Bounty participants who do a scam. But the ICO project requires advertising for the success and progress of the ICO project.
Talking about bounty campaign many advantages and disadvantages of bounty campaign rule have allowed for paticipants. Some time we have doing all task needed but we do not get payment reward from bounty campaign, and some time we have write everything needed by dev and the same thing our task is reject. Many campaign was trouble excatly about campaign bounty have limit for paticipants and we will loss our chance to take articipated at bounty campaign if we late.
I really do not like it when bounty managers do not limit the number of participants. I believe that this is not right and not fair. Now a lot of people want to participate in the bounty. Often the bounty does not have a lot of money. I've had cases when I got less than 5 dollars for 20 weeks of TW&FB bounty. And such things will faster kill the bounty than anything else.
Yeah, the issue of not limiting bounty participants is very pressing as it dwindles the interest of most bounty participants to participate in a bounty program. In such cases, countless number of people are allowed to enter a bounty program with a limited reward, hence making payment smaller and smaller as new participants join in each time. The allocation for twitter and Facebook for most bounties is unfair, you can get a bounty with 5% allocation for social media. Jump to: