Trading bounty projects and none trading bounty projects - page 5.

Chuky92

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Quote from: Mighty_crypt on April 24, 2020, 04:29:13 AM

Bounties is all about luck this days, staying away from scam projects is another topic but I'm here to clarify that listed bounties don't have anything to do with payouts every time, meaning that just because a bounty project is listed on exchange doesn't mean you will get paid, hunters can prove me wrong, few listed bounties already disappoints.

while you are busy looking for listed bounties make sure to check on none listed bounty projects too, remember that Cartesi was never listed and no one knew that they will list on binance.

The crypto space itself is unpredictable talk more of bounty. There are many trading bounty projects which paid at the same there are other which didn't, in the same way there none trading bounties which paid and there are some which didn't. The reason why It looks as if many hunters prefers trading bounty projects is that, the rate of it paying is higher than none trading bounties, many none trading bounties are yet to list till date let alone paying while some have already exited scam. In my own case, I prefer trading bounty projects because it gives you an idea of what to expect while taking the nature of the project and listed exchanges into consideration.

Kunnu

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Your point of view is reasonable. I think it's necessary for bounty participants to create a strong mindset before participating in any bounty and they mustn't keep too much expectations with any bounty in their mindset so it will be helpful to make a capable mindset to accept the truth if results won't be in favour.

bp124

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I have moved from doing bounties which are not listed to ETH or BTC bounties. But what I realized was that, these bounties just give only small amount of money. There are some that are not listed but the project will turn out to be successful and the coin will be listed.

sangjoewara

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Quote from: CryptoTech_ on April 24, 2020, 04:38:08 AM

Seeing a bounty is not only from whether he is already listed on the exchange, but seeing how good the project is. Even though there are currently many scam projects, it is possible for a good project to hold a bounty.

Yes, that's right, we only have to look at exchanges, because now too many exchanges are not suitable for use by everyone, except for large and trusted exchanges, and projects that register their tokens on small exchanges are clearly not will be good to follow.

xSkylarx

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A token being listed in an exchange doesn't guarantee payment. There are projects who locks bounty payment to protect investors, and they will keep delaying it to protect the price of the token. It is always the bounty hunters who are blamed. Also being listed doesn't necessarily mean you can earn something, you should consider the market volume or if there is a demand for the project.

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Quote from: Mighty_crypt on April 24, 2020, 04:29:13 AM

Bounties is all about luck this days, staying away from scam projects is another topic but I'm here to clarify that listed bounties don't have anything to do with payouts every time, meaning that just because a bounty project is listed on exchange doesn't mean you will get paid, hunters can prove me wrong, few listed bounties already disappoints.

while you are busy looking for listed bounties make sure to check on none listed bounty projects too, remember that Cartesi was never listed and no one knew that they will list on binance.

To every decisions in Bounties, there are equal and negative reactions.

If you consider projects such as DigitalBits, bitagro etc, after listing, it was difficult to pay Bounty hunters, while some project dump the market after sending to Bounty hunters example is the moozicore bounty, ironx.

The best way is just to participate in reputable projects, i want to believe that cartesi on a platform like binance will not want to deny hunters reward??

Serco

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Quote from: Mighty_crypt on April 24, 2020, 04:29:13 AM

Bounties is all about luck this days, staying away from scam projects is another topic but I'm here to clarify that listed bounties don't have anything to do with payouts every time, meaning that just because a bounty project is listed on exchange doesn't mean you will get paid, hunters can prove me wrong, few listed bounties already disappoints.

while you are busy looking for listed bounties make sure to check on none listed bounty projects too, remember that Cartesi was never listed and no one knew that they will list on binance.

we never know what will happen in future with out bounty token, and cartesi be one of them. many bounty hunter thinking its not ordinary project but in fact suddenly cartesi list in binance . exchanges not guarantee we will received our bounty reward after campaign finish, but it will attract more bounty hunter to work on it. it just give new energy and spirit for hunter, but once again everything back to dev team it self.

BIT-BENDER

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There was zero known fact in determining if a bounty project would pay out their bounty hunters
But if I where to be a bounty hunter in altcoin or ICO, I would look out for listed projects more, why so? Because if a project is not listed even if they give you token in millions the wait for them to list is endless.

hushpupppy

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Quote from: Mighty_crypt on April 24, 2020, 04:29:13 AM

Bounties is all about luck this days, staying away from scam projects is another topic but I'm here to clarify that listed bounties don't have anything to do with payouts every time, meaning that just because a bounty project is listed on exchange doesn't mean you will get paid, hunters can prove me wrong, few listed bounties already disappoints.

while you are busy looking for listed bounties make sure to check on none listed bounty projects too, remember that Cartesi was never listed and no one knew that they will list on binance.

Bounties may somehow be about luck, but do you know that with good research strategy you will get into good Bounties.

You mentioned cartesi, i admit it takes a good researcher to see a gem in cartesi, and blockburn.

Buh while you get lucky ; get into trading Bounties too to earn little sometimes

memed97

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Yes, and what you said has been proven in the past, where the Bezop token was immediately listed on the stock exchange when the bounty was still running, but after everything was done the participants no one received payment until now, really very disappointing.

Becky666

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You're right, though for those who are actually doing their own research before they get involved into any bounty will actually make the difference. Many don't understand what it takes to make right decision, having a project that's admitting to be listed after Bounty operations should be giving a second thought, as many have used this to get their scam projects done by Bounty hunters.

Practically, any project with a new or different use case in real life is worth participating, but for those with reinterpreted case use are likely to be scam projects. Seeing Cartesi as a project should tell anyone about their legitimacy and worth participating, because this project has been in existence since 2017 and grew through 2018, 2019 till 2020.

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You are right mate. Ive been a bountt hunter for over a long period of time and future listing especially announced IEO is not fully a basis of potential bounty.

What I do know is this: _{Based on my long experience}

Good hint of a project that is worth participating but not fullt guaranteed.

Have a product, its working and its useful and not just some nonsense idea that is irrelevant on blockchain. (eg, Dogdata)
Choose open source project and transparent, by means of this is have github where progress is visible and can be watch and observed.
IEO listed, -major platform only such as Binance, Kucoin, Gate, Huobi)
Team of developer, must be experienced and not just skilled on profile, there are lots of this on this crypto business.

Ive listed some on my thread but for the sake of criticism Im not saying its a 100% sure campaigns.

Safe Campaigns in the Altcoin sections to join. Dont waste your time with others

PS: ^{Im currently doing btc paid campaign but Im still active for potential campaign in the altcoin section}

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Seeing a bounty is not only from whether he is already listed on the exchange, but seeing how good the project is. Even though there are currently many scam projects, it is possible for a good project to hold a bounty.

Mighty_crypt

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Bounties is all about luck this days, staying away from scam projects is another topic but I'm here to clarify that listed bounties don't have anything to do with payouts every time, meaning that just because a bounty project is listed on exchange doesn't mean you will get paid, hunters can prove me wrong, few listed bounties already disappoints.

while you are busy looking for listed bounties make sure to check on none listed bounty projects too, remember that Cartesi was never listed and no one knew that they will list on binance.

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