Few bounty projects use big exchange names to lure investors and bounty hunters and after bounty ends they will list on small exchanges that wasn't mentioned before, it's wise to make sure that the exchange mentioned really wants to list the new project
That's a lie, I also see many new projects claiming they will be listed at major exchanges like Binance, OKex ... But after the ICO ended, the project was silent and said that it was hard to have. negotiable with those exchanges. It has disappointed many investors 
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It's not easy to detect any scam project this days, it's better to find reliable bounty manager to keep following or learn to do your own research, bounty detective is an example of good bounty manager since they are using escrow
this does not give any guarantees that the project will not turn out to be a scam. the project can easily send tokens to the manager, but they will not cost any money after the end of the bounty
It's not easy to detect any scam project this days, it's better to find reliable bounty manager to keep following or learn to do your own research, bounty detective is an example of good bounty manager since they are using escrow
If a project is going to list on binance exchange for example you will find information about the listing on binance Twitter account or telegram group channels, you can easily burst any project team that lied about the exchange they want to list on
Few bounty projects use big exchange names to lure investors and bounty hunters and after bounty ends they will list on small exchanges that wasn't mentioned before, it's wise to make sure that the exchange mentioned really wants to list the new project
don't just be interested in joining the bounty because they have listed on the exchange but look at how seriously they are developing the project, many tokens that have been registered but don't have any volume at all or experience a dump very quickly because there is no demand, one such bounty recently that I meet is ezystayz
I also know this bounty, they have listed at a few small exchanges in this market. After that the price kept falling and now the price has dropped 10 times more than when the bounty started running. Btw you need to wait until the end of October to be able to get tokens from them
In fact, it would be right to decide who we see or hear. These issues must be taken seriously before working on any project.Working on a project and not getting paid is very difficult and at the same time my marketing will make an investor.It is better to spend time in marketing as he understands that everything is good for him.
don't just be interested in joining the bounty because they have listed on the exchange but look at how seriously they are developing the project, many tokens that have been registered but don't have any volume at all or experience a dump very quickly because there is no demand, one such bounty recently that I meet is ezystayz
We have already discussed such a moment as a detailed study of the project before joining it. But I also heard more than once that many people take the number of bounty companies instead of their quality. There really is something to like. Roofing felts 20, roofing felts 3.
such projects appear a lot, actually the reward campaigns no longer make money like they used to be, when most of the projects didn't have liquidity for their tokens, a lot of old bounty hunters quit. I think projects should pay bounty hunters with stablecoins
It's a really good idea but it's very sad to say that will never happen. The developer will always prefer to pay the hunters use the token instead of replace it with the stable coin. The dev will never think about this choice. Good move, don't just believe in project if said "already listed in exchanges". Check carefully, is true or not. Even if true, Go to exchanges which he mentioned, and see the volume of project. Because many people blind if title say "already listed in exchange.
The point is always look at the volume of coins, don't just trust wiht "listed in exchanges". Always do a reseach
If periodically there is a demand for coins of a certain project and the sales volume is at least stable, then this is already a good chance for a successful investment. Although quite a lot of projects are being manipulated by speculators in order to make money thanks to these coins at a certain point and bring down the rate. The point is always look at the volume of coins, don't just trust wiht "listed in exchanges". Always do a reseach
Good move, don't just believe in project if said "already listed in exchanges". Check carefully, is true or not. Even if true, Go to exchanges which he mentioned, and see the volume of project. Because many people blind if title say "already listed in exchange.
The point is always look at the volume of coins, don't just trust wiht "listed in exchanges". Always do a reseach
The point is always look at the volume of coins, don't just trust wiht "listed in exchanges". Always do a reseach
such projects appear a lot, actually the reward campaigns no longer make money like they used to be, when most of the projects didn't have liquidity for their tokens, a lot of old bounty hunters quit. I think projects should pay bounty hunters with stablecoins
Paying with stable coins is only possible for those projects having ICO already done prior to the start of the signature campaign but most of the campaigns actually require bounty campaigns to get highlighted in the community and then they get their ICO listed on the exchange and after it they are able to get the funds to support and develop the project. My advice is to have a promise to buy back the tokens from the community at a constant price, this makes the developers more trustworthy and the campaigns also lucrative for the bounty participants.
such projects appear a lot, actually the reward campaigns no longer make money like they used to be, when most of the projects didn't have liquidity for their tokens, a lot of old bounty hunters quit. I think projects should pay bounty hunters with stablecoins
It's not about thinking, it's all about doing deep research, don't let your guide down because few scam projects are well protected, no sign of scam strategy but if you can do deep research you can uncover their secrets, some projects aren't scam but there use case is bad, you need to stay away from this projects too
many scam projects do, but not all scam projects, if you want to join a campaign project, make sure the campaign manager also has a good reputation, and you can follow it safely
When it comes to joining in bounty campaigns, choosing trusted bounty manager is a factor but it doesn't mean that the project will become successful because it still depends on thd competency of the developers of the project. I do not participate in bounties because for me, some of them are scams so it is just a waste of time if I will participate there.
Joining a bounty campaign managed by a good bounty manager is actually a good Idea and it also ensures that you will at least be getting paid because most of the old managers who are on the forum always try to have the funds escrowed first and then proceed with the announcement of the bounty campaign. Whereas we shouldn't count out the newer managers too, they can also sometimes come up with great campaigns, this also involves good negotiation skills on top of doing their work on time and listening to the community feedback.
I personally don't know why it's difficult to come across good bounties these days. One has to search and search and most people don't give attention to details Inorder to detect the lies that are publicised by these bounties. Most times joining even the greatest projects doesn't guarantee that ones reward would be paid. I've worked for some good projects who are still Striving till tomorrow but wasn't paid. It feels like bounty hussle is just luck, sometimes we make it big, sometimes we work in vain.
It's not about thinking, it's all about doing deep research, don't let your guide down because few scam projects are well protected, no sign of scam strategy but if you can do deep research you can uncover their secrets, some projects aren't scam but there use case is bad, you need to stay away from this projects too
many scam projects do, but not all scam projects, if you want to join a campaign project, make sure the campaign manager also has a good reputation, and you can follow it safely
When it comes to joining in bounty campaigns, choosing trusted bounty manager is a factor but it doesn't mean that the project will become successful because it still depends on thd competency of the developers of the project. I do not participate in bounties because for me, some of them are scams so it is just a waste of time if I will participate there.
It's not about thinking, it's all about doing deep research, don't let your guide down because few scam projects are well protected, no sign of scam strategy but if you can do deep research you can uncover their secrets, some projects aren't scam but there use case is bad, you need to stay away from this projects too
many scam projects do, but not all scam projects, if you want to join a campaign project, make sure the campaign manager also has a good reputation, and you can follow it safely
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