Another thing i have in mind is, how do you actually know beforehand if the bounty that you'll be doing will result to a gemstone, pyrite, or rock? Other than reading their roadmap, whitepaper, and all? Do you have anything to think other than those? Many thanks!
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Basically at first you can't tell that a token you'll gonna get will be a gemstone, pyrite, or rock, until the ICO listed on exchanges.
Topic: When Joining some Bounties (Read 106 times)
participate in bounty does not always make money, sometimes you will only work for free, you will not get paid, you will wait long to earn money, you are happy and have high expectations, the ICO you participate in his campaign reaches Hard Cap, but the campaign participants are too many, then you get a little part. you have to get used to it
Generally speaking, joining the bounty thread means I'm optimistic about this project.
So I am willing to hold this token for a long time, not for short-term sale.
So I am willing to hold this token for a long time, not for short-term sale.
When joining a bounty it gives you a hyped, because you can say that you can get a free a money after a month or two of work.
Technically if you're doing something for the bounty it's not free, it may be in the form of time, service, etc. Still, you're exchanging something for money. Another thing i have in mind is, how do you actually know beforehand if the bounty that you'll be doing will result to a gemstone, pyrite, or rock? Other than reading their roadmap, whitepaper, and all? Do you have anything to think other than those? Many thanks!
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