Topic: To all bounty hunters around the world, you'll need to see this - page 7. (Read 1298 times)

1. Of course
2. It depends on the token, as well as on luck.
3. I would like. But I'm currently working in Germany. After that I'll try myself in this role.
4. I continue to work in the next campaign bounty.

What salaries are you talking about now? Eth is going down, ICO becomes scam projects very regulary. Most bounty campaigns are full of partisipants.

1. Do you like crypto?
I love it, because I quit my job to pursue the world of cryptocurrency.

2. How much is your salary in joining a gift?
Depending on the project being held, if the ICO project is successful then the income is there but if the ICO project fails then I get nothing.

3. Do you want to be a gift manager? Then why don't you do it now and look for new clients to become their gift managers?
I don't think I can be a Bounty Manager, because the Bounty Manager must have full time to manage all campaign participants.

4. What if you have joined the bounty for a long time but the project is not compromised aka a scam project?
Must accept roomy because that is the risk borne by the Bounty participants.

It's easy to join a bounty, but it's not easy to manage an activity. It is difficult for a person to complete all the inspection plans.

I really love crypto. salary? I haven't gotten much, considering my rank is not high and I'm aware of that. becoming a bounty manager is not my goal. I just want to always participate in bounty hunters and get paid, whatever it is. and the most like is the signature campaign.

Well I do love crypto but since I have being doing bounties there have never been a time where I have gotten the same pay from two projects despite the rank being the same. It largely depends on the coin, how much coins they are giving out and how much the coins are when they hit the exchanges. If the coin does not do well then the earnings is significantly less.

Everyone in this forum definitely loves cryptos that's the main reason we are here, you don't need to ask, moreover most of the question you asked, I don't find it interesting as a snr member in the forum, i expect you to ask a constructive question. No harm meant, just my opinion.

I love crypto, I have always loved the idea of a decentralized currency which no one controls and that is what brought me here. Salary can vary a lot depending on the kind of project you are doing a bounty for. Some also take much longer to pay out the rewards they promised than others. If I find out it is a scam project then I just move on to another project.

1. Yes.
2. It depends on the amount gathered in ico.
3. Sometimes I'm dreaming of becoming a bounty manager but there's too much bounty managers here today and it's hard to compete with them. Ico managers won't hire an unestablished and unknown newbie bounty manager.

I have not done a bounty till now as I am new here. I will be interested in bounties paying in BTC only.

yes I really love cryptocurrency and I can usually get a salary from being a bounty campaign participant up to more than $ 100 and I don't want to be a bounty manager because it is very hard I prefer to be a bounty campaign participant who has a short period of time.

all of the people included in the bounty of course because they also love against crypto. Crypto is the asset of the future which is certainly good enough to be used as investment advice. the paid bounty of everyone of course also varies depending on the level. but average if I $1000 would be more than that.

1. I still love crypto BTW.

2. I wouldn't call it salary more like a pocket money. I'm just doing it because everybody loves free crypto. I cannot invest in every single ICO I see promising. So I invest my time instead.
3. Bounty manager job is time-consuming if you do it properly unlike 90% BMs here on btt. I cannot afford to spend that much time
4. Nothing you can do and it turns out to be my fault eventually.

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Yes! I wouldn't be here if I didn't love crypto.
So far around $500 to $700.
Hardly. It's a lot of responsibility I'm not prepared for and I'm having trouble determining whether an ICO project is a scam or not.
We will encounter those every now and then. You just have to learn from it and try to avoid those things in the future.

I really like crypto because I can earn money from crypto. the money I get from crypto is sometimes big and sometimes small, depending on the gift I get. I do not think to be a reward manager, because I work in the office so there's no time to do the manager's job. I definitely feel sad if the project that I follow a scam, but I will not feel cured I will follow another bounty project.

I love crypto, in a job as a bounty hunter of uncertain salaries. I've worked on an ico project for 3 months and only get paid $ 5. to be a bounty manager is not easy, because it must have the ability and enough relationships. when you get a scamm project is a common thing, do not be too regretful because the fortune will not be confused.

The very good thing about bounty is that there is no excuse for anyone not to be a part of the growing space which we all know this is just the starting point.
As far as bounty is concerned, it has really helped a whole lot of people to do well for themselves in the long run while conveniently holding the project they believe in and watching it grow and increase in value by just making use of their time and some of their resources to promote projects of their choice. It is indeed a great opportunity.

The alarmist nature of the title of the thread is definitely a surefire viewing magnet but seeing these questions makes me think you are looking for answers from other people maybe for information hoarding purposes. Why are you asking these questions? If I may ask? To what specific purpose?