Topic: The longer the bounty, the fewer the earnings? - page 84. (Read 7705 times)
As far as i know high rank's stakes for one week will be equal to jr.member's month stake that is why many of the high ranks are getting most of the stakes,and it is very unfair to those jr. to member particpants like me because we arent getting stakes properly and it is very hard for us to get decent stakes everytime when these high ranks are joining the campaign we are into.
Of course because especially thisoe who are in signatures,higher ranks has always advantages when it comes to stakes.Low ranking participants are getting less because these higher ranks will have more stakes even these low ranking people are posting for 1 month it will only be equivalent to a week of posting of these high ranks participants.
IMO yes it is unworthy because most of the higher ranks are only the ones who are getting a lot of stakes and those new folks with lower ranks like me dont get the stakes tha we deserved after posting for months,we are getting pennies compare to these high ranking participants.And as far as i can see we can use tier for stakes just like what bounty hive has so that the bounties are well distributed.
I guess you are right . And the fact that I face a growing number of campaigns who adjust their ICO period makes me unhappy . I believe this is because of crypto market depression which makes ICO's unable to rise even a soft-caps within a specified time .
Think so,because in my experience those who has high ranks would be the one who will get most of the stakes,even if those low ranking people will post for months,it is just equivalent of 1week participation of the high rank participants in signatures,its very unfair and bounty managers should know about it so that there will be equal distribution.
Think so? because lower rank profiles will always have disadvantages when it comes to signature campaigns when theres a lot of participants and high ranking participants there will be less stakes that these low ranks including me will get,so it isnt worth the time and effort to join these bounty campaigns that is why i am avoiding these campaigns.
If they postpone it and delay it couple of times, probably is better to leave. If just the bounty is long then it is totally different story.
True, bounty that has a long duration does not mean you will get a small result too. I'm sure there are some bounty with high quality with a long time but you will also get a decent result
I guess it is depends on the allocation. If the allocation is big percentage then signature percentage is large too. The more the longer the campaign, the more coins to earn for the earnings. There are several campaigns that design to last for 3-4-5 months but small allocations budget. I think much better to know the allocation first before joining.
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 always the longer the term, the less coins, there are different cases. You should stay if you see the prospect of this bounty, in this project in general.His friend was a part of the wrong campaign. There are many
scam bounty campaigns, but in the ones I participated everything
was good. I still hold tokens I got, and I got dividends for BitDice
tokens in January, that is a good example how some bounty campaigns
was good and they are still in the business with their tokens.
My third bounty campaign Cedex had pre-sale, all tokens in pre-sale
were sold in just 3 and a half hours. That is the result of 4 and a half
months marketing. Longer the campaign more tokens/stakes you earn,
with great project this can just mean more profit from your work.
If they postpone it and delay it couple of times, probably is better to leave. If just the bounty is long then it is totally different story.
In my experience,there are less stakes if the campaign has a lot of participants or if theres a lot of high ranking profiles that are joining the campaign either of the two would be unfair for the low ranking profiles like us,so it is recommended to join those campaigns which are not hyped too much so you can get good rewards.
I think it also depends how they reward people whether through stakes or just a fixed amount. The point of a bounty is that people earn the rewards. You also have to look at the budget too. A good project that's planning a bounty also has an airdrop where you earn 15,000 tokens for downloading their app and providing feedback. https://algebraix.io/
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 always the longer the term, the less coins, there are different cases. You should stay if you see the prospect of this bounty, in this project in general.
Payout usually centers around rank not length. The higher your rank the higher the pay.
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?
That's a good question, I try to choose bounties not longer than 2 month. As doing same bounty, I get tired and bored doing them, as I already know what the project is about and I always trying to look for new short bounties, as I read information and have my own kind of research, I can always find something new information in those new bounties! I can't imagine how people join for half a year bounty and always wonder, what if the bounty is scam and they did all that work for nothing. Well my advise is, no longer then 2 month, there can be an exception though, if the project is good! 
Now a large selection of bounty. I realized that it's better to look for bounty, which are paid with coins rather than stakes. Of course, there are not many such, but if you look, you can find it. Then you will know how much you will earn and there will be no misunderstandings. Or to look for good bounties, which attracted few people, but good rewards. I now participate in this and wear her signature 
Yeah, sometimes good projects somehow can't attract people to heir bounty program. Reason could be that their bounty thread is too plain, unprofessionally designed, maybe too complicated and bounty thread gets lost among 10s of other bounties which have more attractive title or name.Or the project does not focus marketing on bitcointalk but on other channels and they collect huge amounts of money even tho the ANN thread looks unpopular. But the point is that they will distribute 2 or 3% of sold tokens to bounty participants and that can mean big amount per participant if there are not many of them.
True when you are one of those low ranking profiles in signatures,if theres a lot of high rank participants you couldnt get a deecent amount of tokens after the bounty has ended,or if the participants slots are full because the more participants there is the less stakes you will get because stakes are calculated based of on your weekly .
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 I think so. Because we usually get stakes. NOT money!Fixed percent of Cap (100 tokens) - we can get it for 1 weeks or for 12 weeks.
Do you feel the difference?
It depends from the project.
Now a large selection of bounty. I realized that it's better to look for bounty, which are paid with coins rather than stakes. Of course, there are not many such, but if you look, you can find it. Then you will know how much you will earn and there will be no misunderstandings. Or to look for good bounties, which attracted few people, but good rewards. I now participate in this and wear her signature
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