Topic: The longer the bounty, the fewer the earnings? - page 55. (Read 7705 times)
It's not always true. The higher your rank in this forum the higher your stakes and the more you earn from the bounty. And it also depends on the total supply of that project and their ico price price is also a factor to consider.
yep the longer is bounty and the more people join the less profit, but there is exceptions if manager who check will make 90% red.
Of cause there are a lot of factors, which influence earings from long bounty.
As you told, it is important how strict bounty managers and bounty rules, if it is strict a lot of participants will be deeted from bounty.
Also pool and contributons are important (big pool + big ico contributions = good bounty earnings).
I think you're wrong . Not always so, sometimes there are projects that need to be conducted six months or more, but they pay much more than those who 1-2 months.
If the project is successful, then you will earn a certain number of tokens, no matter if you participated 1 month or more. If you have already undertaken this, then go to the end. You will receive one of these things anyway.
if the generosity goes on for a long time it means that the participants with a high rank will receive very good money and members below less, I try not to join such companies, I prefer short companies.
Yeah ofcourse as more and more people join the bounty which dilutes the rewards. Most of the ones that extent for ages are struggling to sell enough tokens aswell.
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?
Not actually true. Rewards you earn from participating in bounty campaigns depends on your rank, the higher your rank is the higher rewards earned. Also rewards you earn depend on what campaign you did, at most time rewards allocation are the highest on signature campaigns so I recommend you join signature campaigns more often. Just be patient when waiting for your reward it sometimes does take a long time to be distributed.
the longer the bounty the less stake you will get it depends on the number of participants specially in joining signature campaign everybody can join and the 20 percent allocated coins on that will be equally distributed the more members the fewer coins you will get unlike in translation theres a alloted slot only
I think this argument is straight away wrong. Only good projects pay good amounts of bounties so longevity doesn't matter at all. I really love how some million dollar projects pay like thousand dollars to its supporters.
I don't have much experience about bounty but with the little I have gotten so far, I will advice you to study the project and try to find out if the project will later be successful by their deliverables, if yes then stay and finish what you started, but if No, then I would advise you to leave and join another campaign.
Yes it is true, but don't leave try to end the bounty. The longer the bounty campaign the higher the bounty hunter join unless the manager limit the number of participants. If the manager didn't limit the participants you will end up with earning little tokens, but if it is limited you'll get a good reward, that's just it.
Really depends in your rank. If you are legendary of course that would mean more stakes for you which is the maximum anyone can get. While if you are categorize in a lower class it means that the longer the bounty is the lesser your stake will be compare to those with higher ranks.
Yes it can happen if the rank of the participant is lower he will get low earning but if the rank is high the chances of earning increase and a sr.member or legendary can earn more then other secondly after doing bounty for a long time and then withdrawn the name is not an intelligent decision you just wait for completion of bounty.
yep the longer is bounty and the more people join the less profit, but there is exceptions if manager who check will make 90% red.
It depends on the percentage of the bounty allocation that is being put into the signature campaign. At some times when the bounty managers realize that the campaign might run for longer than expected, they tend to reduce the weekly stakes so the bounty allocation can last until the end of the bounty campaign.
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 think the right word for that is the longer the bounty then theres a chance of too many bounty hunters will have the opportunity to join the campaign then many of you will share the total allocation causing for fewer coins that you will earn. It seems you joined a failed project already because always delayed the ico , a good ico usually last their ico for a month same as to their bounty. I advice that you must leave and find better ico project with very promising and has potential in future.
Will for me the longer bounty the more token you get. Especially when you have low rank. But fhere are some bounty that has almost same alocation but different period...
Like 3 weeks
Like 3 weeks
it seems on Logic but it is true, I am waiting right now for a DIW token payments, and this company rules really long, so they need to give me a thousand dollars, but I think it would be around $5 or something.
You and your friend just picked a bad project.And since you've been carrying the signature since January, there's no point in dropping it.And suddenly for your signature you will be paid 1 000 000$ 
it is now project signature gift for a long time, his project is now up to 2 monthly, so our income is getting sidetracked, maybe if 3 weeks gift project we can profit.
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