Bounty Now many of the payments are deferred because the ICO is also on PAUSE.
Airdrop is only a waste of time because there is little distribution.
The trading contest must have a lot of capital with a lot of Bitcoin too.
Topic: What do you think about current bounties, airdrops and contests - page 3. (Read 875 times)
October 12, 2018, 11:17:06 PM
September 16, 2018, 05:57:07 AM
Airdrop and bounty are still important for ICO to promote their ICO.
September 16, 2018, 05:55:50 AM
for me it really helps. the page creates the activity of living people and not bots. a bunch of reposto and posts creates a good appearance of interest in the project. I myself often look at people in signatures which companies they advertise. and it is much cheaper than regular advertising
September 16, 2018, 05:42:22 AM
So, I was wondering if anyone has an opinion on current bounties and airdrop as an element to help projects. I have a thought that it does not help to attract real users or investors who would invest to a startups that want to raise money through token sale. But in case of existing projects that already work with crypto and have their own coin on exchanges is a different story. What do you think about using bounty or contest for a project that is working and have its coin on exchanges?
I think with bounty the project will has a good community and promotion, for airdrop it will be a good for token to increase their volume in exchange. But, the important thing is don't give too many allocation for bounty and airdrop.It would be a good idea to organize bounty campaigns for projects already in place and with their currencies in the exchanges, I think it would encourage their growth. I think that the bounty campaigns, if they are organized and managed well, bring new investors to the projects because they do a lot of publicity with reduced costs compared to most of the other advertising channels.
September 15, 2018, 12:53:28 AM
So, I was wondering if anyone has an opinion on current bounties and airdrop as an element to help projects. I have a thought that it does not help to attract real users or investors who would invest to a startups that want to raise money through token sale. But in case of existing projects that already work with crypto and have their own coin on exchanges is a different story. What do you think about using bounty or contest for a project that is working and have its coin on exchanges?
I think with bounty the project will has a good community and promotion, for airdrop it will be a good for token to increase their volume in exchange. But, the important thing is don't give too many allocation for bounty and airdrop. 
September 15, 2018, 12:32:16 AM
They are all good ways to get money in the market. I only have a problem with the countless number of scam coins in the market that are trying to use bounties, airdrops and giveaways as a means to scam people. Let's not forget the ones that try to take peoples sensitive information through kyc which they can then sell to hackers on the dark net for money
September 05, 2018, 05:04:41 PM
Peoples are always want to connect with bounty because it is helpful for project team but airdrop is not much popular as like bounty is. Because it is not helpful for project team.
September 14, 2018, 07:20:55 AM
I think that while they have been really great options, it has recently almost become a waste of time. many of them are not so profitable anymore. There are too many participate, a lot of them with multiple accounts, trying to enrich themselves, and some do not even payout at all, especially bounties and airdrops. Contests are even the worse, I have never heard a good story to tell about them.
August 31, 2018, 06:08:13 AM
I think that bounty time comes to great changes. Too many participants come into the campaign and too little reward they receive. This situation is either self-regulatory or will be taken by the developers of the ICO.
August 29, 2018, 09:50:34 PM
I think that they are really great options, especially for those who are seeking to get a few more earnings by the side. however I do not really fancy the idea of contests cos I mostly feel that these things are rigged most times, and a lot of persons are also never lucky with these things, and as for bounty and airdrops, they are not really as profitable as they used to be a few months back.
August 26, 2018, 07:01:07 PM
I also agree that airdrops are worthless but bounties are quite good for ICO projects. Though bounty campaign has some ups and downs but still it is way to much better than airdrops.
August 07, 2018, 03:18:17 PM
I believe bounty is more helpful in promoting the project. However, airdrop has lost his charm now and I do not find the contest to be that useful either.
August 07, 2018, 03:12:03 PM
Bounty creates noise around the project and scalability. It is certainly important that the project be in sight.
August 07, 2018, 03:05:31 PM
Bounty can help both new ico and coins that are already existing in the market, for new ico, it will create awareness for people to invest in the project and for the existing coins on the exchanges, it will make people to know about the coins and their project, it's not really about the market price for the existing coins, it's about letting more people to know about their project.
August 07, 2018, 02:48:59 PM
What I think? I think this is a good way to make money and gain a lot of experience
It's right! If bounties, airdrops are conducted, it means that they are of some use to someone. It's not for us, bounty hunters to talk about this! Do bounty campaigns attract investors? The answer to this question can only give bounty managers. I think if the campaign bounties are held, then they attract investors!
August 07, 2018, 02:39:32 PM
What I think? I think this is a good way to make money and gain a lot of experience
August 07, 2018, 02:31:33 PM
So, I was wondering if anyone has an opinion on current bounties and airdrop as an element to help projects. I have a thought that it does not help to attract real users or investors who would invest to a startups that want to raise money through token sale. But in case of existing projects that already work with crypto and have their own coin on exchanges is a different story. What do you think about using bounty or contest for a project that is working and have its coin on exchanges?
Advertising engine progress. Without advertising it is very difficult to learn about a new project. I regularly go through the links in the signatures of other forum users and so I'm looking for projects for investment.
August 06, 2018, 06:35:48 AM
So, I was wondering if anyone has an opinion on current bounties and airdrop as an element to help projects. I have a thought that it does not help to attract real users or investors who would invest to a startups that want to raise money through token sale. But in case of existing projects that already work with crypto and have their own coin on exchanges is a different story. What do you think about using bounty or contest for a project that is working and have its coin on exchanges?
The main attraction of bounties, airdrops and contests is that they let you gain exposure without spending any of your own money. If you have a couple hundred grand kicking around you could always spend your money on a targeted advertising campaign that would give you much more control over the messaging and offer a better ROI on the money involved. But since these are start ups they are willing to award some of the potential gains from success in return for people who are willing to work when the work may come to nothing.
August 06, 2018, 04:57:48 AM
So, I was wondering if anyone has an opinion on current bounties and airdrop as an element to help projects. I have a thought that it does not help to attract real users or investors who would invest to a startups that want to raise money through token sale. But in case of existing projects that already work with crypto and have their own coin on exchanges is a different story. What do you think about using bounty or contest for a project that is working and have its coin on exchanges?
In my humble opinion bounties are experiencing the last days of their. Very soon I think ico's will discover that bounty campaigns is not that effective as they thought about them. And so they will rediscover some new advertising ways. August 05, 2018, 08:00:46 PM
I think the bounty thread is very helpful to the project team, but the air drop is not very helpful to the project team.
Most of the time, air drops only attract people to sell tokens, and even negative publicity for the team.
Most of the time, air drops only attract people to sell tokens, and even negative publicity for the team.
Yes, I agree with you. Most of the members here, find the ICO's who are doing airdrops are shitcoins. After all these reviews, most of the people won't bother joining airdrops. I think it is better to have a signature campaign than airdrops.
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