Topic: The longer the bounty, the fewer the earnings? - page 33. (Read 7674 times)
It depends on two things first bounty participants and the second one is participant rank suppose you are newbie and your friend is hero member so of course he will earn more stakes and more stake equal more tokens.
It depends on one bounty ico to other we can't completely say few earnings it varies time to time
I do think good ico with a good sale would bot be too long. If its a good one i think people will buy it in the first pre sale or in the first sale. So mostly the ico that takes time too long to sell their coins is never success and mostly the coin is perfom really bad.
If ICO(bounty, too) takes so long we need to go. This is the only correct solution in this situation. No normal ICO has been collecting money for so long. Don't waste your time anymore.
I total agree with you, I don't like joining bounty that take a long time, if a bounty take a longer, the reward reduces because the longer the bounty waits, the more people join and the less the reward reduce, so the bounty I normal join these days, max is 8 weeks. 
It depends on their duration or after their price drops but the bounty is good for a long time because you earn more money especially if it's a success and that hardcap reaches.
The statement of your friend can be true or false depending on the state of the Bounty campaign that you have joined. The Bounty stakes which will be given to you, the bounty pool allocated, the price in ICO and the number of participants are the main factors of the profits you will get from a particular bounty campaign.
However, the delay and extension of the ICO can affect too. Some instances, a project extends its ICO because they failed to reach the expected cap to start/fund the project. So better to read the whitepaper and the roadmap. Also the legitimacy and how popular they also affect their project.
However, the delay and extension of the ICO can affect too. Some instances, a project extends its ICO because they failed to reach the expected cap to start/fund the project. So better to read the whitepaper and the roadmap. Also the legitimacy and how popular they also affect their project.
Some bounty get longer because of certain reasons which at times is to the good of the investors and those working to promote the ICO and I think the longer the ICO, the better the earnings you get if they close the participation form when necessary to avoid too many participants because they will have enough time to materialize their set goals and objective and be able to implement the roadmap.
Yes because of the bad crypto market influence so many ico projects fail to reach their target. investors are not interested in buying ico tokens due to poor market conditions this year.
Earnings in bounty depend on your rating, the higher your rating, the more you make a profit.
Yes, that's why i prefer not to join projects that don't even have a date when ico will begin. Bounty campaign can last many months and the reward will be very low. 
My friend just told me recently that he is leaving the bounty that we both joined last January. The ICO has been delayed many times and it is getting longer. He said that the longer the bounty period of an ICO, the fewer the coins that you will earn. So it is true based from your experience? Should I also leave or stay?
I can say that, that is true when a specific bounty campaign extend and have more weeks the totally earning that you will gain will be less due to the reasons that many bounty hunters will join on that campaign as well and earn stakes that will make the partition of the totally bounty reward lesser.
the fewer they can get because there's possibility many more participants whose going to participate.and running for permission to period.
I don't believe of that. I think it depends to a bounty you joined. I thibk it all starts with how much the participants has joined to that bounty, if participants is high then you will get few earnings but if the participants is low you can get a high earnings.
My friend just told me recently that he is leaving the bounty that we both joined last January. The ICO has been delayed many times and it is getting longer. He said that the longer the bounty period of an ICO, the fewer the coins that you will earn. So it is true based from your experience? Should I also leave or stay?
Yes, because more and more people join bounty and reward become smaller.Especially it hurts me when I've believed in project since beginning before soft cap and while it is about to achieve hardcap, a lot of members join signature and make payout smaller
Well most bounties that take long time often pay very little, bu this is not to say that all the bountie that go on for a long duration will definitely pay less, thats not true, some of these bounties turn out to be the best paying, it all depends on the equity of the bounty itself
My friend just told me recently that he is leaving the bounty that we both joined last January. The ICO has been delayed many times and it is getting longer. He said that the longer the bounty period of an ICO, the fewer the coins that you will earn. So it is true based from your experience? Should I also leave or stay?
because now too many scammers by using BTT accounts are very much they abuse. after that too many scammers who use twitter and facebook to get more tokens.my suggestion look for you bounty that limit with minimum rank Full member.
no, bounty earning based on how many participant, fewer participant mean you will higher reward
I think long or brief a duration of bounty has no effect on the income we generate because it all depends on the token price when entering the market and the number of participants
Your payout will depend on the number of participants ,and the amount of money allocated for the bounty .
In fact, everything is a bit more complicated. But the most common version would look something like this: S = C \ N * KProfit amount = S
The amount allocated to the campaign = C
Sum of all participant stacks = N
The amount of your stacks per campaign = K
How to understand whether your profits will increase the campaign time increase or decrease: Compute the average grade of campaign participants. If your rank is lower - then the longer the campaign lasts, the less will be your profit. If your rank is higher - then the longer the campaign lasts, the more will be your profit.
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