Topic: The longer the bounty, the fewer the earnings? - page 6. (Read 7705 times)
Yes you are right. When a bounty becomes prolonged, the earnings are reduced because of more participants joining.
Don't join long term bounty , you should join short term bounty. In some cases ico is not reach their hardcap and they finished ico , in this situation you don't get any tokens.
The point is that as the bounty stays longer, more participants will join, that means more people for the campaign. Most times, a fixed amount is ususlly mapped out for each aspect of the bounty. As the number of participants increase, it becomes more beneficial to the bounty platform but less beneficial to the bounty participants. However, some bounty campaigns specify the number of participants. In such instances, participants will have an idea of how much stakes they are expecting form the bounty.
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?
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I already knew the amount of money that I earned on this particular bounty. I think the money that I earned is actually good and enough for my waiting. i waited for about 8 months before they release. Actually it is already in my wallet but the token is not listed yet so I can't know for sure the actual price of the token.
For me it depends upon the number of participants who participate the bounty campaign. The fewer the number of participants, the bigger the stake they will get, a lot of participants in the bounty will get also fewer stakes. I have participated a bounty that takes a longer months to end but we are very few that is why I continue to do the task because I still have the chance to get bigger stakes. EDIT:
I already knew the amount of money that I earned on this particular bounty. I think the money that I earned is actually good and enough for my waiting. i waited for about 8 months before they release. Actually it is already in my wallet but the token is not listed yet so I can't know for sure the actual price of the token.
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?
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I already knew the amount of money that I earned on this particular bounty. I think the money that I earned is actually good and enough for my waiting. i waited for about 8 months before they release. Actually it is already in my wallet but the token is not listed yet so I can't know for sure the actual price of the token.
Its your decision if you want to leave but i gonna tell maybe just continue what you gonna be started because this is a part time job if you are lucky you gonna get a good salary on bounty. EDIT:
I already knew the amount of money that I earned on this particular bounty. I think the money that I earned is actually good and enough for my waiting. i waited for about 8 months before they release. Actually it is already in my wallet but the token is not listed yet so I can't know for sure the actual price of the token.
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?
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I already knew the amount of money that I earned on this particular bounty. I think the money that I earned is actually good and enough for my waiting. i waited for about 8 months before they release. Actually it is already in my wallet but the token is not listed yet so I can't know for sure the actual price of the token.
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I already knew the amount of money that I earned on this particular bounty. I think the money that I earned is actually good and enough for my waiting. i waited for about 8 months before they release. Actually it is already in my wallet but the token is not listed yet so I can't know for sure the actual price of the token.
For me I would not advise that you leave the bounty especially if you are participating in their signature campaign except for the fact there is an arrangement that allows participants to leave while your stakes are still retained because it woukd not be wise for you forfeit all the reward you have earned all this while. So it is better you stay.
Not really, I think that affecting the outcome of our work participating in the bounty project is not the time, but the amount of funds allocated and the number of participants in the bounty campaign. what is certain is, the more participants in the bounty campaign, the less income we will get, because the number of prizes will be shared with more participants.
Well, not always , but almost Yes, the project was small and gave a lot of money , and when the ICO is stretched, it is clear that little money has come
Yes, 8 months is too long! I am a victim of some longer bounties. They extend their bounty campaign without increasing the budget! A very few projects increase their extended budget otherwise no. Day by day participants increase but at the end of the campaign, everyone gets a very few rewards! Especially social bounty, they receive a very low amount if the bounty runs for a long time.
The longer the bounty campaign, the fewer the earnings this post really means nothing to me the first time I saw it, but come to understand that it's saying the truth, I have even confirmed this from top bounties managers, and they confirmed it that only the high ranking members will benefit it and little bit more than the junior members.
Lol not so, the more people join the lesser the reward.
This is nothing but the truth. Once the bounty campaign is too long, the earnjng or reward from if will be so low. For instane, I had took part in ten different bounty campaign some lasted for 20 weeks, whhile some for just 8 weeks and the reward for the 8 weeks is far plenty than d reward for the 20 weeks.
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?
EDIT:
I already knew the amount of money that I earned on this particular bounty. I think the money that I earned is actually good and enough for my waiting. i waited for about 8 months before they release. Actually it is already in my wallet but the token is not listed yet so I can't know for sure the actual price of the token.
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I already knew the amount of money that I earned on this particular bounty. I think the money that I earned is actually good and enough for my waiting. i waited for about 8 months before they release. Actually it is already in my wallet but the token is not listed yet so I can't know for sure the actual price of the token.
Well, the amount of coins that you will earn depends on many factors but it boils down into one very important factor if you are a winner or quite a loser. If the ICO is successful which is the main key to have a great value of coins that you will get. But in terms of the number of coins will be depending on the rank, the bounty campaign and the number of participants.
A campaign can last 1 month, 5 months, or even 2 weeks, but the earnings are always impossible to calculate when you first get into them, I've been in bounties with a duration of 1 month and the rewards weren't that bad, it was kind of worth it.
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?
EDIT:
I already knew the amount of money that I earned on this particular bounty. I think the money that I earned is actually good and enough for my waiting. i waited for about 8 months before they release. Actually it is already in my wallet but the token is not listed yet so I can't know for sure the actual price of the token.
EDIT:
I already knew the amount of money that I earned on this particular bounty. I think the money that I earned is actually good and enough for my waiting. i waited for about 8 months before they release. Actually it is already in my wallet but the token is not listed yet so I can't know for sure the actual price of the token.
Well, the amount of coins that you will earn depends on many factors but it boils down into one very important factor if you are a winner or quite a loser. If the ICO is successful which is the main key to have a great value of coins that you will get. But in terms of the number of coins will be depending on the rank, the bounty campaign and the number of participants.
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?
EDIT:
I already knew the amount of money that I earned on this particular bounty. I think the money that I earned is actually good and enough for my waiting. i waited for about 8 months before they release. Actually it is already in my wallet but the token is not listed yet so I can't know for sure the actual price of the token.
EDIT:
I already knew the amount of money that I earned on this particular bounty. I think the money that I earned is actually good and enough for my waiting. i waited for about 8 months before they release. Actually it is already in my wallet but the token is not listed yet so I can't know for sure the actual price of the token.
I dont actually think that is the case. What you get on a bounty depends on the campaign you participate in and the number of the participant in the the same campaign with you. This is one of the reason why signature more profitable than other but the disadvantage is that you can only join a bounty for as long as the finished their ico. If you are signature campaign, dont remove it because immediately you remove it, then your previous earnings is null and void.
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?
EDIT:
I already knew the amount of money that I earned on this particular bounty. I think the money that I earned is actually good and enough for my waiting. i waited for about 8 months before they release. Actually it is already in my wallet but the token is not listed yet so I can't know for sure the actual price of the token.
Quitting a bounty campaign is no good, but if you are forced to wait for more than 3 months to get your bounty rewards without a decent explanation, it means that the project is a scam.EDIT:
I already knew the amount of money that I earned on this particular bounty. I think the money that I earned is actually good and enough for my waiting. i waited for about 8 months before they release. Actually it is already in my wallet but the token is not listed yet so I can't know for sure the actual price of the token.
Basically, the heading of the topic is right - the longer the campaign goes on, the more stakes are credited to other participants - and the less you gain based on the general calculation formula.
I quite share you sentiment on this very issue. I am not too convenient with the elongation of ico projects, it might actually profit those the team but not the bounty hunters reason being that as the bounty period is being extended, it will avail more participants to join the bounty thereby increase the number of participants causing a reduction in what a stake should have been.
Yes, I agree with you. The extension of the bounty period will be very beneficial for the project, but vice versa for the participants. The length of the bounty period will make more and more participants and will indirectly reduce the number of tokens or coins that may be obtained.
I quite share you sentiment on this very issue. I am not too convenient with the elongation of ico projects, it might actually profit those the team but not the bounty hunters reason being that as the bounty period is being extended, it will avail more participants to join the bounty thereby increase the number of participants causing a reduction in what a stake should have been.
This means that the ICO period is very long, because the project do not collect good funds to reacht their hard cap. In such situations projects decide to extend the bounty.
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