The longer the bounty, the fewer the earnings? - page 63.

Caladonian

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Quote from: erichall on June 05, 2018, 01:31:48 AM

Quote from: Ozero on May 31, 2018, 03:13:49 PM

In general, this is true - the longer ICO lasts, the less earnings for members of the generosity campaign. However, this is not applicable to all cases and not to all ranks. The higher the rank of the participant in the ICO signature campaign, the greater will be his earnings gap as the duration of the ICO increases. Also, sometimes a long-term ICO brings more profit than a few short ones. Everything depends on the specific ICO project and its prospects. Therefore, it is impossible to determine in advance how long the ICO project will turn out to be successful.

Yes, it is forgotten that the member's ranking plays an important role and if there aren't a low of higher ranks, those at the highest will benefit the greatest, regardless of how long the campaign is

But still even they've got a much higher share the numbers of rewards still affected, as the numbers of participants will increase while the campaign got extended, while waiting for soft or hard cap being reached, the bounty Hunters will keep showing up and showed their interest, the only matter is the amount of rewards allocated from each bounties and the said ranks.

BinManR

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in the trend and bad conditions from the market this year. It can be easily understood when some ico projects decide to extend the date of sale of the token or delay for a variety of reasons. In it, the bounty participant suffered the same situation. So, patience will be crucial at this stage. Surely the rewards will be less, but hopefully the campaign manager can agree more on the bonus for the extension. There are not many choices at this time.

kakade

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It depends what campaign you are following, what rank, and how many token allocations. Every ICO will commonly have different regulation for the extended ICO, they may add the token allocation for the bounty program. However, not all bounty does that. here, we can analyze the number of the participant. If you join the social media, you may really get the few rewards.

Asawakobana2017

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Quote from: SailorCoin on June 05, 2018, 01:41:31 AM

I can agree that. In long bounty campaigns, they have a lot of users who have time to join them. So its possible that there will be over thousands of participants on the end of the campaign. Which makes the stakes very small. So i prefer to participate in bounty campaigns with less users. These projects are not very hyped, but its still better then earning just like twenty dollars for three months of bounty campaign!

Yes I agree on that. But i think it depends upon the product or maybe the icon. Maybe we can earn a huge amount of profit if the price of the coin is become larger. The value depend on the volume of the investors that invest the token in the market place. I believe that there are so many factors that affect the profit that we can get on bounty because everything is really depend on the project.

Nipun22

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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 10 dollars for 20 weeks of Twitter bounty. And such things will faster kill the bounty than anything else.

becak mesin

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It is probably true. The team decide to delay the ICOs because some reason that probably not explore. I also have experienced as you, that the projects I joined was delayed for three times, and then the tokens distribution was taking for a long time. Finally, I got lower tokens than the allocated.

SailorCoin

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I can agree that. In long bounty campaigns, they have a lot of users who have time to join them. So its possible that there will be over thousands of participants on the end of the campaign. Which makes the stakes very small. So i prefer to participate in bounty campaigns with less users. These projects are not very hyped, but its still better then earning just like twenty dollars for three months of bounty campaign!

rufus59

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From experience, I chose to disagree with that, it the more the participants, the lower the earnings rate

erichall

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Quote from: Ozero on May 31, 2018, 03:13:49 PM

In general, this is true - the longer ICO lasts, the less earnings for members of the generosity campaign. However, this is not applicable to all cases and not to all ranks. The higher the rank of the participant in the ICO signature campaign, the greater will be his earnings gap as the duration of the ICO increases. Also, sometimes a long-term ICO brings more profit than a few short ones. Everything depends on the specific ICO project and its prospects. Therefore, it is impossible to determine in advance how long the ICO project will turn out to be successful.

Yes, it is forgotten that the member's ranking plays an important role and if there aren't a low of higher ranks, those at the highest will benefit the greatest, regardless of how long the campaign is

MetalEngine

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It all depends on what budget the bounty campaign has. Sometimes organizers add coins to the budget, if the bounty campaign is prolonged.

linhlinh1920

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I agree with your friend. after all, there is a difference that you would have finished the campaign for a month and got$ 200 and the fact that it will last for three months. and the reward doesn't change.

lutcor

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How do I know such a situation when there is a bounty, which take 6 months, and then still do not win, and if paid, then what is $ 20. Is it funny? I think that here it is necessary to cry.

chikucrypto

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It is not fully true that longer the bounties fewer the earnings. some bounties are conducting long period and they pays excellent to participants.it depends budget of the project and the ICO price,and also how many people are doing the project .

thirdkiller

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I would suggest a different feature of how to identify the possible amount of tokens. When you see that there are many participants of higher rank in a bounty campaign then the distribution of tokens will be in their favor. So if you have not reached that yer I suggest to ckeck other campaigns.

laelyy212

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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

grknondr

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Quote from: cryptonero on March 17, 2018, 01:53:37 PM

Quote from: Pain Packer on March 17, 2018, 01:37:13 PM

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 true,it depends on the number of participants,if the bounty has few participants it would be profitable for those few people,in the otherhand if the bounty has thousands of participants you wont get much tokens,lastly depends on the outcome of the campaign because morelikey successful ICOs will pay you a lot and thoe who will failed will give you pennies or nothing.

A long standing bounty means too many participants. You say that the period of bounty is not importans, the participant number is important. In fact, the number of participant has a corelation with the period of bounty. All roads lead to the bounty period.

lythong1234

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May have some fact in your statement but only for some programs, not all all are however like that some bounties take real long and pay very well, the paying factor is however determined by the number of participants, the more the participants the fewer the pay

minhthy1945

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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.

Furzo

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Quote from: Pain Packer on March 17, 2018, 01:37:13 PM

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 don't think so cause if the bounty have huge bounty allocation surely you will gained good profit and as long there are less participants on the bounty you will earned good income so you should stay on the bounty cause the efforts you've given on the bounty will be waste.

devilzero

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https://eloncity.io/

Yes, you can imagine the result. The longer the time is, the more people will join, the less the stakes will be.

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