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Please i will like to ask the community what and what must I consider before joining a bounty campaign am still not clear on that.. And I got to know not all Bounties are good to join.. From experience all my effort on metal Factory was a waste as the thread was removed and my 3 weeks posting and sharing was all for nothing.

You are right. Many of the bounties are stopped or paused these days. So there is no bounty that can be said legit. But there are some point that I pay attention before joining a bounty. I search the team members, especially the founder or CEO. I want to learn what he/she achieved before this project. If the project has a MVP, it makes me trust much more. I also check their social media accounts. If they are active and give necessary information about project, it may be seen a good project. In fact, whatever you do, none of your actions guarantees the bounty reward.

as far as I know, you really cant identify if the bounty campaign is legit or not, but you can identify how good a campaign is. by looking at their platform, their roadmap, or their plans for the project, if it is good for long term or not, just think of yourself as an investor. and also, check the bounty for the participants if it is worth it for your work.

First look for the bounty manager this could lessen the risk since all famous bounty manager studies the campaign which they are about to manage then after doing so do your one research try looking for the company's product.

There are a lot of things to check to know and identify a good and legit bounty ranging from the CEO background and previous engagement, the business track record, if the project have it's own capital or not, if they have a unique idea behind the project which can gallantly compete in the market with added advantage over others and lastly the kind of team with the set out roadmap with all of the above a genuine project should be known

This question has simple answer, just study and research about each project before participating and promoting it just like you were looking to invest your money in that ico, after your analysis if you do not find any negative or suspicious thing about the project you can start promoting and participating in their campaigns.

There are several important criteria that must be taken into account. This is a problem that is solved by the product coming out on the ICO. This is the project team and project advisors. These are the conditions for the issue and distribution of tokens and a number of criteria.

Before joining in any campaign make sure you study thoroughly the whitepaper of that campaign, the team members are all legit and the bounty manager is well known on the forum. Bounty manager or the group that manages bounty is very essential to identify a good project. Be sure to join in those campaigns where the manager tells participants that the token number allocated for bounty is fixed from total supply. Those kinds of bounty will always give you a good return after completing their ICO's successfully. You can also look out for Escrowed bounty. I always get suspicious when a project stops updating their information on social sites. So there's another clue for you to spot a suspicious project.

Before you embark on any bounty,  ensure you read the white paper and understand it to ascertain?  If it makes sense n it's achievable. Next is the team if they are true.

Bounty manager is also there to consider

It's hard to identify the bounty program is legit or scam. Many bounties running and it make us confuse which one will be choosen. Before you decide to start the bounty you willing to join you must do some small investigation about the bounty.

Here the list you can do before you decide to join a bounty :

1. Check the the ICO's rating. You can check in any website (ex : https://icobench.com)
2. Look the manager who managed the bounty. Ussualy i join the bounty which managed by familiar and famous manager (ex : Yahoo62278, sylon, tokensuite management, etc)
3. Check the website of the Bounty / ICO. You can check the main team who run the program, roadmap, the whitepaper, and other which can make you believe the bounty is trusted and legit.

You also can choose a bounty by refer on this topic :
1. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2989427.0
2. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2674787.0

From my experience , there isn't any rule or regulations one can use as a benchmark to determine a good and legit bounties. I have involved in bounties with everything looking legit ,with whitepaper, team and MVP , yet it turn out to be scam. It depends on luck. luck is 80 percent to determine a good bounties.

The most important thing I think is the team, and the reality of these people. Further - this is the very idea of the project, there are a lot of similar projects and not all of them are able to really provide the product for which the team collects money. And the last is support from other projects or large companies. The rest is a luck factor, and the ability to read white papers.

Many things to do before participating in the bounty program. The first thing I see is a bounty manager, then I examine the benefits of the project, read the white paper, check the existence of the site, and check the team and the advisor. I also see team activity in their social media related to the project. These are my guidelines for determining a good bounty project or not.

I'm still a beginner myself. So far, I decided that I need to look at the team that develops the ICO. If the team likes it then there is a chance that the product will be appreciated by the market highly after the ICO.

When I select bounty campaign, I generally check that specs;

1- Developer team
2- Is price reasonable
3- Circulating supply
4- Roadmap
5- Is time acceptible
6- Is technology uniqe or useful.

Hi friends,
according to my experience in the world of crypto, I often look for important information from a project team. because with a good team based, then the product development will be done well. and certainly will not cheat or scam to everyone.
and for more details please visit this thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4361004.msg38955921#msg38955921

For good bounty and avoid scam one you have to research and study the project in deep like you have to check the white paper first because all detail of the project given in the white paper second one check road map and the third and important one is check its developer and advisory team and their activity in social media accounts like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and LinkedIn, and you can search in google how much experienced the team is. And other thing you have to mind that how unique the project is.If the project is unique and the coin will solve the problems for that purpose its been created , the project will be success for sure. And at last you can check the ICO rating sites to check the rating of the project.

Well, about legal or not, you just need to look at the legislation of the country in which it starts, also a couple of laws. Then you can see their attitude to the countries in which the cryptocurrency is banned. "For example, they pay cryptocurrency to Americans, and it is prohibited." A lot of pitfalls.

A good ICO must have a good team behind it and of course I still trust a bounty manager with a good reputation. Its hard to have a good bounty right now because of too many fake ICO’s so you must really make effort to know the real function of the project so people will still invest even after the ICO.

When I choosing a bounty :
First, you should be project's research on product goals, roadmap, team, and advisors. Usually can be seen in the whitepaper.
Secondly, you can see the project community. If a strong community will usually have an effect on token sales.
Third, you can see the manager who handles the project. A manager provides an important role in a project. But it's not uncommon for unknown managers to have good projects.

Well, check out the team, the project. Reviews road map, read white paper, check the code of the coin on the originality, plagiarism, and more.

If you want to find out the bounty campaign which is the best amongst all the bounty campaigns, then for that you must put in some efforts as you must study the behavior and the reputation of all the bounty campaigns which are there and then based on the characteristics of each of the bounty campaign, you must make a final decision then and that you must do that wisely.

Most of the time, if you can get the reward you deserve, I think the bounty thread is excellent.
In my opinion, choosing a good bounty thread depends on the popularity of the project.

If we take Metal Factory as an example, there was not even a registration there, a dubious team, and the project offered nothing - it should have been confusing at once!

By looking at vision, mission, team, website, white paper, road map, token price, social media, star rating on ICO list and a number of social media like Facebook fan Twitter. I think that's enough to identify both his and his legit gifts.

personally as of now it is quiet hard to tell which bounties and ICO are legit and not, and due to this kinds of activities, the rates of investors began to lower. i should suggest that you should still do the traditional way of research as much as possible.

For me it is hard to indentify good bounty unless you read all necessary information of the said project. But for me one way to know if the bounty campaign is legit when it is handled by famous bounty manager here in bitcointalk they are Sylon, atriz, deadley, needmoney etc etc. Because they are the ones who handled successful and legit campaign.

the easiest way is to look at managers who run the gift. many notable managers and of course they are also trustworthy in selecting gifts. However, this does not mean that they do not carry the gift of ugly. many of the gifts had sales success and it is the ICO to look for because surely the result will look.

It is very hard to have a good bounty this days because of too many fake ICO’s so you must really make effort to know the real function of the project.Firstly check the total budget allocation,road map, read the whitepaper for further information, and important one is check its developer and advisory team and their activity in social media account.There you will be able to know if project is a good one and legit.

First thing first, find a legit project. Second, look at % of the tokens they allocated to a bounty. Third, when tokens are going to be distributed. lock up period etc

People will give you different answer depend their experience and mostly they will say white paper, developer team and allocation coin. Actually no one can identify legit/ not bounties but never give up to try is the right way to do. Good or bad is risk and that's why we should follow ICO more than one to recovery our activity and asset. Never lost faith with ICO and good luck to you.

There are lots of legit bounties out there, it just so happened you picked the wrong bounty. Even if it's a legit one we really can't tell if the bounty will succeed. The crucial stage of an ICOs is that, if they able to reach their target soft cap if they don't we can say that it's a failure and so many bounty hunters will suffer a lot. Though it's an inevitable unfortunate event that might happen to anyone that is why you have to do due diligence to avoid bad experiences from suspicious scam ICO.

There are several important criteria that must be taken into account. This is a problem that is solved by the product coming out on the ICO. This is the project team and project advisors. These are the conditions for the issue and distribution of tokens and a number of criteria.

personally, there are some criteria that I do to choose a good bounty. such as the bounty allocation that big, softcap that has been reached, and the duration of the ico. if all that is well fulfilled I think this ico is good to follow and have good prospects in the future. need proper ico selection to get great results.

I am not sure if there is something that has already written when it comes to the finding and locating good bounties but I think it all boils down to a good research and fact finding when it comes to the said projects. Good creators of coins will find ways to develop their cryptocurrency and then a good community will be able to market the said coin and then make bounties but still once a coin will be in good hands then their bounties will be good as well. So I think check the community too.

There is no way for a bounty participant to determine immediately if the campaign will be successful or not in the end of the day because getting investors will be always depending on the developers work.

the bounty is good and not necessarily dependent on the bounty ICO. If the sales are certainly nice bounty running is also good can even be said to be paid. even if it reaches a minimum sales target, it will increasingly make much of the participant's bounty was merged.

Find the rating of your altcoin.
Because we are not too skilled in assessing and setting out how good the altcoin prospect is, it takes someone skilled. Of course from the ICO RATING. There are some famous websites with some expert members, altcoin will be judged based on prospects, features, token sales, even its use.
Check the social media, groups, and official channels.
Checking the social media, groups and official channels of ICO altcoin is also important. For example high altcoin rating, but low interest, it's the same. See how many followers on Twitter and Facebook, if it reaches a minimum of 5k ++, it means ico altcoin is pretty good. Likewise with groups and channels on the telegram, the number of members determine the number of investors incorporated in it. The more members, the more investors.

When I choose a bounty campaign, the most important role, as for me, is played by the reputation of developers. The mass character of a PR campaign is the prerogative of developers. Famous people will be your reliable help in the fact that the project will not be deflated. It won`t be superfluous to discuss the project on special forums. Here you will get a real picture of what is happening with the ICO project.

It is better that you realized asking here how to find a good bounty campaign you can participate. It seems the majority of the projects right now are either scam or a sure failure. Do not just jump into it without getting to know more of the project and its potential. And you will only know these if you try to go deeper than what appears through their bounty and ANN threads. Inspect their website, whitepaper, team members, and the ratings they got from reviews.

Be like the investors, as bounty hunters arent only to join the bounty, like investors, they search the project if it has potential, and their platform, team, road map, and the website, will tell you if they are genuine what are they gonna aim.

Yes, when you are ready to do a bounty mission, you need to find a good project. I think the most important thing is that this project has a background founder and a good operating team, which is for the project very important.

There are some things you can evaluate on paper, many suggestions provided by users here in above posts are all useful and can help you make your decision about good projects to participate in. But don't forget that the main purposes of these programs is to help the project spread awareness and promote their product/service/brand/idea.

This means that you should have genuine interest in them and can honestly talk about the project as a genuine supporter.

Spend some time in the various platforms of the project to chat and discuss with fellow supporters and project owners. This gives you a better idea about how the project is managed and/or if they are indeed worthy of your support.

Follow me before you decide to participate in any bonus campaign, read carefully about the project. Know the purpose, route, method of implementation, team, community response to the project ... If all is clear and good direction then this is the correct decision.

Always follow the company white paper to know that if the company is legit or not? After finding a legit one then go to bounty participant spreadsheet and find out the no. of participant the bounty program. If you see that the participant is low in number then take part in the bounty program to get the higher reward.

A lot of research would help. Look into the team members and developers of the ICO you're planning to participate. Take a closer look at the numbers of their investors,social media account and to the people that shows interests on this project. Check out their website,study their platform and you'll eventually understand what you're about to enter. Keep in mind that Information is the key on avoiding fraud schemers.

Before joining a bounty always research about that project as if you are researching an ICO to invest. Your research will help you in understanding if the ICO will be a success and hence the bounty will completely commence as well.
Also, be cautious and check for good bounty managers who have the reputation of handling successful Bounty Campaigns in the past. I prefer joining campaigns from Amazix for the same reason.

Except you want to join popular coins bounty of coins that listed on icodrops, that are very legit, but over crowded.  If you don't want to do that,  you can check there social media volume and how active there telegram is

To find good bounty campaigns is like to find a good initial coin offering. First of all, dont waste your time with bounty campaigns who promises big pools. Because all those big pools do not matter when the projects behind is wortless. So do not participate in bounty campaigns from projects which will fail. After that you can look for the bounty manager, if hes a good one or not.

I have encountered this situation several times. I have encountered a task that lasted for 2 months. In the end, it only issued a bulletin “Project Failed” on the bounty thread. I was very frustrated, but we have What is the solution? ? We can only move on in order to live!

To sort out a good project from a bad one you should do your own analysis. Look at how much the project is already on the market, is there a finished product or not, is this a team, how many competitors. Then you can take a look at what the project is about sites with ratings. This will be enough to conclude.

Yes, now it's hard to choose a bounty company at the end of which you will get a good reward. For now, almost every crypto-active startup conducts the ICO bounty, but whether it can enter the market and collect the amount necessary for development from investors is difficult to predict.

I fully agree with you! You need your own analysis of the ICO and, accordingly, the bounty campaign. Of course, will not be easy to carry out such an analysis  for the first time. But, in the end, it is getting invaluable experience.

First of all, it makes sense to pay attention to who conducts the bounty. Bounty manager can become a guarantee of fairness distribution of awards. But no one will know whether the project will be successful.

Based on my experienced I rarely get bad bounties because i always do my background check. First i have to check what the project offers even if they have the best team out there but the benefits of the coin is low it can collapsed fast. Also i always check who are the bounty manager managing the bounties, if they have high trust rate there are minimum chance that it will not succeed or you will not gonna paid. Good luck and Happy Hunting!

-Absolutely I will agree finding good and legit bounties,is not easy you need to be enough time and take time to read the white paper regarding to this matter if you don't like to be wasteful time ,because despite of we have a white paper and other information will complete but at the end of bounty campaign,will not pay because will not succeed due to the sale target of token will not  be reach,I'm must saying because it will happen to me last month,and I'm realize even joining of bounty camping will also risk.

I think the prize problem almost all have its standards. what you should know is a good ico and has a lot of potential in the future with the idea and the technology. logically, if it ico succeeded and successful due to good. as a result you yourself will get a share of reward campaign with equal.

 first thing first you need to make some research, if you want to find out if the bounty project is good and legit , such the vision of the project ,white paper , ANN thread (which is you can obtain more information about the project) using the feedback of the crowd , 'cause that is the most important such negative and positive feedback from the crowd to easily determine the project.

In my own opinion you dont know who is a ligit bounteis and who is scam.the only way is to join and choose a bounty who is you know that bounty is ligit.that is only you need to do.

There are a lot of scams in the bounty company today. And have the mind to approach to the proper choice of the bounty. Carefully review the terms and conditions and what they offer. Not all generosity take newcomers.  First of all, pay attention to their website, white paper, road map, token price, social media.

this is often discussed, look for bounty that has many participants, and also look for bounty that has total allocation for bounty very much

That is a really hard questions to answer. From what I heard is that a hyped or solid ICO might not pay well to their bounty hunters. Some little known ICOs paid more and proved more lucrative too. So this is really hard to get the best answers. And i also been told korean and Japanese ICO tends to be the most stingy, they paid out so little compared to others. On the hand, Chinese is quite generous on distributing thier bounty, maybe they are able to generate bigger funding than Korean or Japanese?

Very difficult question. Look at the bounty, everything suits you. Then time passes, the organizers understand that money is a pity and begin to cut off the reward for far-fetched reasons. And there is no exact science how one can find a good one or not get into a bad one. Try to look for a good bounty manager.

Well, you have said it is your opinion but in reality, you can. Identifying a legit bounty is not hard and it takes some level of non-seriousness on anyone's part not to be able to. A lot of people see everything as a gamble and they just stick with it, since they believe they have nothing to lose but sorry to bust your bubble, you have a lot of the little time to lose if you indeed value it. The only thing you cannot identify is if the ICO you are doing a bounty for will end up successful or not since you do not know the future, but at least with a solid and good project, it is rare and even worth the risk.

The same way anyone will identify a good project before investing, is the same way it is when identifying a good bounty; team, project idea, product availability and other technical stuffs needed to know.

If you do not really understand how in detail, I think by looking at the manager who holds the campaign can determine the future will be successful or not Or try to see the team part of the project, just look for ico project that has an experienced team. The last one looks at how much funding goes to a bounty campaign

Yeah, managers can really help a bit as some managers always take the pain of doing due diligence on the team most especially before running a bounty management for them. However, it is important for you to at least still do your own due diligence on the team, as well as the project to know if it is worth investing your money into (which in this case if your time and what you have to give to promote it), but like Harold said above, it seems some people do not even value their own time and they do not care if it is wasted on something good or not.

You cannot easily determine a legit or good bounties. You have to read and analyze numerous white papers, in which you can encounter white papers that are too good to be true. Bounty managers are also a factor in finding a good one.  

Maybe by good in the amount that is going to be paid, no one surely knows but you would not care the amount you get paid eventually if you believe in the long term of the project you are participating in its bounty. However, for the idea of looking for legit bounties, you may just need to take out some of your time, to check if the project would actually be worth investing in if you are to put real life money into it, and by now, I do not think I need to start explaining all that is needed to be done in that regards.

It's hard to answer because we'll only find out the answer in the midst of an ico. The best thing to do is just to read their whitepaper first so that we'll have an idea about the the project. It is also important that we do some series of research about the project as well.

Seek knowledge and you will find it. If you want to know if a project is good and legit, read through the white paper, see what the use case is like, what solutions they're providing to an existing problem, do they have competitors doing the same?, check their roadmap and if they there's any consistency, check the team; their experience and credibility, check their community too; how active are they on there.

You should keep an eye on the reward threads that good bounty managers are responsible for.
This way you can make sure that your efforts are rewarded. ;D ;D

Start from a good bounty manager and it will reduce the risk of being removed or paused eventually. I do not say it will not happen but it will reduce drastically.

After which study the project to see if it has potential or worthwhile to do the bounties.

You can check out the link for reputable BM : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3216052.0

It's really a shot in the dark.  even the most professional projects turn out to be scams sometimes.  do your best research and hope for the best.

I personally prefer a project that is handled by a bounty manager or team that has a good reputation, so far I like amazix and tokensuite. Another consideration is to choose a project that has the goal of soft cap and hard cap is low or not too high (over 20 million dollars), because I see there are many projects that have high ico target, but once achieved they do not work seriously and the project does not experience maximum growth.

first thing is to know who is the bounty manager, if the manager is well known and trust rating is ok then its safe to join the bounty.

i look how many legendary or hero's in that bountie. i trust them fully. if they are in i can easily in.

Its seems to me that you are a newbie here, well for me to knowif bounties is good to join first, research about the bounty you would like to join or just scan all of posted in announcent thread, second you must know if the project manager is well known if his/her past projects is success or failed. Third research the project team if they have a good record when it comes to producting a bounty campaigns. And lastly know if there project is really good. And of course you should think if the project manager is really paying at the end of the campaign or every week. Because I believe that good campaigns is because of a good project manager.

By checking the bacgkround of the project that you choose to participate. And also by making a research what is all about that project and what are they want to aim and achieve.

To identify if the bounties are legit is by reading their whitepaper. And look for the manager and search about his past projects that he/she already handled, and if it is successful then it is a good and legit bounty.

If it's an ICO claiming to have raised millions of Ethereum already and they want you to register to see the new contract address and they have no way to prove they raised so much money... then it's probably a scam bounty where they are just trying to get ads out on your signature to get other people to feed them more ethereum.  They often offer unrealistic bounty rewards too... like several ethereum per week but then they don't pay weekly and say they will pay at the end of the campaign.  I am only doing campaigns that pay weekly now.

I was making many mistakes to choose a bounty campaign project to join and get me to a dead end, and i got nothing.
But thanks to this thread, i've got more knowledge on how to choose a good bounty campaign.

Joining a good bounty campaign has always been a good service for all users and bounty hunters.

There are many things to consider before joining one:

1. Reading and understanding the whitepaper of the campaign further
2. Good Team Members/ Good Developers
3. Well-known Bounty Manager. Trusted Bounty Managers will lessen the scam and failure of such Campaigns.
4. Competent ICO Project.

First of of, after knowing who is the bounty manager (choose the experience), I will see whether the project has reached the softcap or not yet. Then, just consider what is the best campaign that I follow. I just choose the signature campaign as it gives me more rewards.

I am not sure if you guys even know what you are saying. If you know how to identify a good project with a solid team, then you will know how to identify a good bounty and I do not see anything hard there. I have been in bounties and I have never ended up in a scam bounty before just because I do the same things investors do before investing my time and resources on the project which a lot of you don't. Do your research before going into any bounty and you will be able to.

More rewards with their token or newly created altcoins ? How you calculate the future value of those rewards ? As no bounty is paying in eth nor btc nor already listed coins/tokens, I guess no one can find a good and legit bounties in your way.

There are lots of scam now. Best ways to identify good Bounties are looking on the team working on the project, the support they get and the main goal of the project. You cant tell for sure is it gonna be legit or not.

Find a good campaign manager and join his/her projects. Most reputable managers handle good and paying icos.

If you are focusing on the number of participants, then you are actually no different than someone who just invests into a project blindly. A lot of bounty hunters really do not care what they join and the only thing they ever care about is to at least get something at the end of the day, irrespective of how the project ends up while ruling in some of them being scam.

Just do your due diligence on the project and the team as that is all it takes. Having some parameters like number of participants are good strategy only but it will some pitfalls. If you have another strategies to fix those pitfalls then anyone can identify good and legit bounties in matter of minutes.

First of all check the portfolio of the moderator so that you may know that he/she have a lot of experience in managing different bounty campaign then try to recognize their rank because most commonly having a high rank is one of the best way to consider if the campaign is legit or not having a high rank moderator is the best because they have more experience compare to others. Lastly check the spreadsheet if it is updating because if it was not then it is a scam.

So if I choose a good bounty manager and professional, but not necessarily a project that is held by a good bounty manager will succeed. So if a good bounty manager if the project succeeds will definitely get a token. I have also been disappointed because many projects are deceptive.

to follow a bounty we should see the allocation of bounty given. besides, the team that handles also must be trusted and always active in telegram group. after we join in a bounty we must work according to the rule and we must also be diligent to check our post whether something is deleted or not.

How to identify to get the Good and legit bounties:
1. see the bounty manager
2. Analyze the project
3. Softcap reached?
4. Token price and allocation

Finding a good bounty is getting harder. In order to choose the best Bounty you need to read reviews and ratings about the ICO project, also add to the Telegram group of this project and see what people write about there.

For I know, you cannot find out if the bounty campaign is legit or not, but you can identify if a campaign is good by looking at their platforms and roadmap, or their project plans, if it is good in long term or not.

find a good bounty - a problem! Many offers and only a couple of interesting, the rest do not even cling. Personally for me, there are 2 main criteria - this is either just an interesting unusual project, which has few analogues or none at all. Or the collected amount of funds, although of course this does not happen at the very beginning of the company.

Finding a good bounty is also a risk like risking someones money to an ICO. It could be a waste of time and it could waste of money on bounties and ICO respectively. All have risk on crypto even in bounties, you save time if you stay away from a scam ICO. If you are really interested, stay on good bounty managers that handles a bounty like yahoo or btcltcdigger.

Good bounty would be premise on good project.  Look for good project and you will find good bounty.  Bounty that does not spam and require difficult participation is a good bounty campaign any day anytime!

You will encounter those along the way but at least you'll have a couple of knowledge between what is a good and legit project and a scam one.

All I can say is read about the project. Search about the team members and find out if they're as credible as they say, check their social media accounts, platforms, roadmaps and whitepaper, only join projects handled by trusted bounty managers. Personally, if I think the project isn't going to be a success, I just skip it and move on to a different one.

Recently all identification of the good companies among that big set becomes more difficult what is in the market. But before entering into any company after all it is necessary to learn what these people and what plans are engaged.

If you want to identify a good bounty, just see yourself as an investor and nothing else, and in that way, you would at least be able to get all you need from research most especially from the team and the product available to be able to judge not just the legitimacy of the project but also the probability of success. A lot of bounty hunters complain they get scammed but they are their own problem as they just opt for anything.

You need to carefully read all the information that the team that you want to work on offers. If it seems to you that something they are talking about is not really real things, or if something seems suspicious to you, go ahead and look for some other company.

To identify a good bounty, you should take time to read the project whitepaper to be sure the project has good ideas and to know what it is all about, you should also study the roadmap, check the history of the developer and management team and even the manager to know of their past achievement, also check the community and how well they are doing on their social media platforms and you can also check the rating of the project.

for me i check their team roadmaps and read their whitepaper also.

It's difficult to find a good and legit bounties now these days, but before you join a bounty campaign make some research and study the project before you participate with them.

I first look at the team that makes the ISO. I'm trying to see if I can trust them. How much their product will be in demand on the market.  Also very important is the Manager who leads the bounty.

There are a lot of bounties in the altcoin section as we can see, and the problem is how to choose good bounty, that we can make money by joining those bounty, this is the big  problem of many people here,  but for me I join bounty program handle by manager who have many recently successful project because I was hoping that those manager has good bounties handled that are possible profitable to their participants so, I join those bounty.

If you're bounty hunter, you may to take attention to the team member of the project that you want to join. Look at their profile and make sure that's not fake profile, then look their whitepaper and roadmap to know what the aim and the vision and mission of that project in the future, if you think that is good by your research. Then your turn to decide whether it is good to be joined or not.

Honestly it's hard to choose the right ICOs, especially now their are a lot ICOs in Bounty's. That's why we have to be meticulous in choosing the right icos. As my opinion to eliminate the scammed ICOs we have to research first the roadmap of their project, website and the team member of that ICos. So that we will be guided to choose the right ICOs.

The way to I identify my bounties is that i research on any bounty the way i will research an ico and if i find it interesting then I will join the bounty but if i find it not interesting I won't join or even if i join once i get the tokens I will dump it immediately and move on.

To find good bounty campaigns is like to find a good initial coin offering. First of all, dont waste your time with bounty campaigns who promises big pools. Because all those big pools do not matter when the projects behind is wortless. So do not participate in bounty campaigns from projects which will fail. After that you can look for the bounty manager, if hes a good one or not.

Set yourself on what are the bounties that you want to join. Like if you know the bounty manager and you trust it because he has a good reputation, that can be one factor.

Well that's true, not all of them are good to join.

That means they violated a rules against the forum and their thread was removed because of not abiding the forum rules.

Seems you just jumped into the first bounty you came  across. Don't worry. I also fell into the same mishap when I did crestonium and techspecs bounties. This was when I first started bounty hunting. Today I do my research well before engaging in bounties. That is why I am promoting Spotcoin today. I have done my homework on them and they are very legit and proven.

Before selling hailstones from Bounty campaigns, I always assess the capitalization and development prospects of the coin.

Be like the investors, as bounty hunters arent only to join the bounty, like investors, they search the project if it has potential, and their platform, team, road map, and the website, will tell you if they are genuine what are they gonna aim.

Read the ANN, visit their website if any, and also search the ICO in rating sites like ICOBench. ICO rating sites evaluate more than just the ICO project, these sites even validate the ICO team members. Some rating sites also evaluates the quality of the ICO so the higher rating, the higher success rate it would have.

Its a little bit difficult to decide if a bounty is good or legit they might look very promising and still be fake but still you can make your personal research thoroughly to ensure its is legit to participate in them and also the bounty managers

There is not a 100% plan for how to verify a particular company, bounty or ISO, you need to study and yet at some point trust it.

Better try to know the bounty manager. Search information about him and about the project their trying to implement. If you see the goal or objective of the project is good, maybe it is legit. Being knowledgeable about the project is the best way to know whether the bounty is trustworthy.

No one can say exactly which bounty will be successful.View where there are users with a high rank and try to repeat them.But it will not give you 100% guarantee.

My advice for you is always pay attention to the previous projects of the development team, and how successful they were!
Many scammers very skillfully forge white paper and a website. This, too, must be considered!

I would suggest that you follow genuine and reliable bounty platforms or bounty managers. At least with that you can be sure that 70-85% of the ones you will be participating in would succeed. That is what I do and it favors me and my chances of running scam bounties is low.

you cant identify the good and legit bounties unti each ICO's came to its end.Some ICO's are need months to wait for them to recieved their tokens.We cant identfy the legit bounties unless we found a much genuine bounty in the forum.You may also consider first its white papers that identify bounty is legit and genuine rather than to others.

You can try Amazix Bounty Campaigns they are one of my reliable bounty providers and also make sure to know the risk of participating because if the softcap is not met then dont expect for a payment

You know what the truth is it very impossible for us to separate which bounty is good and which bounty are probably a scam only... But there are a possible way for us to know if that the bounty we are working has a potential compared to other bounty project...  You can have your own way to detect it...  Conduct a aimple research about it...

If you want to participate in the bounty of Facebook and Twitter, then you just need a lot of subscribers. This is the simplest. Also, I would advise you to wear the signature of your favorite project

As for me, . If the project has a MVP, it makes me trust much more. I also check their social media accounts. If they are active and give necessary information about project, it may be seen a good project. And I also chat with the bounty manager for more info about there project before I can roll in.

Identifying scam bounties are easier than identifying the real ones. Looking for good bounties will be hard because we cannot speculate on what we can campaign for because some campaigns can be done individually and not at the same time. We must be careful in studying their platform and think of their future if it is possible for them to have one. Looking for campaigns are easy but looking for platforms that will last long is hard.

My suggestion to you and to other to identify a good bounty is to when the bounty is legit and you need to check the background of that bounty you want to join and ask other people or to your friends to that bounty is good or legit but don't trust other bounty when the only good is the background check all about the bounty before you join.

Now days it is too difficult to choose good and legit bounties because many times i have seen some good ICO did not reach hardcap. so my simple funda is to join some good managers, telegram group and select bounties from there only.

You better follow ICOdrops where they are listing only potential projects which will be disruptive in future. And projects listed in ICOdrops are able to collect their hardcap comfortably. So you can participate in those projects if they have any bounty campaigns.

Many of the bounties are paused or stopped these days. It is too difficult to choose good and legit bounties. You need to read the whitepaper, check roadmap of the company and check dev team, advisors as well as check the rating of the project and attention to the activity in social networks, if they are active and give necessary information about the project. In my opinion, It may be seen a good project.

No bounty is 100% guaranteed or certain to be referred to as good bounty wait till you are paid for your work and lastly when it is tradable on market.

You must analyse projects, not bounties. Because if ICO has great chances to collect hard cap, you can get large profit from bounty. But project with low marks and small marketing budget won't paid you...

Yes, until now I still haven't been able to choose the bounty well and will succeed in the project, and until now I have also never received a prize that I have ever followed, whether I am too late to take part in the bounty, if not why it's hard to get a prize.

I generally stick to those bounty campaigns published by members on the forum with some reputation, or at least with a high rank, it gives me way more confidence than signing up into something published by a newbie.

I do consider the popularity of a project when it comes on choosing a bounty program to participate with. Ofcourse, if a project is popular, it will be having a higher chance to succeed than other projects and also, risk is less particularly with problems regarding with scam because it will not be popular in the first place if it is a fraud project. But likewise, a bounty participant may consider other things such as what i've mentioned.

There are many methods to evaluate potential bounties or not. First, you need to rely on the number of participants in the bounty as well as the manager of that bounty is prestigious or not. This is very important because if the manager is not a reputable person then the huge possibility is that the ICO scam project. You also need to track and update the Token Sale index to accurately assess the potential of the ICO project when the bounty ends.

Would be nice to have a thread for bounties where forum members can analyze and recommend bounties to help avoid junks

Constantly the same)
The simplest analysis to determine and a little luck to really get the money.
You will know well, EVERYTHING you can learn about the project. The idea: if it is not unique, this does not mean that the project will not succeed.
Check the command. If information about it is missing (social networks are empty, names are not real, and so on) - forget about this bounty.
Also check the activity in social networks.
Communicate with managers.
Check the site for full operation.
And, finally, try to read in telegrams!
Easy steps ::) ::) ::)

It will be more better for you that you should go with those bounty campaign which are giving per week rewards and also we should also take care that they are not only paying tokens but also paying btc ( atelast in small amount ) .
And also make a simple search about the Team and CEO that what they got in history as a achievement and what is basic concept of the present time project whether is guinine or not .
In this way you can find out perfect bounty campaign .
But still with these things I would like to suggest you that you should not go with the simple projects of  ICOs project because the main reason is that they can pause or stop project at mid because of target get not achieve . And you should try to focus direct signature campaign of btc payout weekly instead of token like system .
In this way you will be able to make your hardwork safe easily , otherwise after get of the tokens you should sell half amount at the present time price of the ICOs project .

Yeah, not all bounties are literally good bounty. I think there's only 1-2 good and legit bounty in every 10 bounties. When choosing bounty, you should also consider the bounty manager. I think it's one of the factor but I'm not so sure about that. Also, do some research about the project, it might help you decide and distinguish if it is legit or not.

to take after an abundance we should see the allotment of abundance given. additionally, the group that handles likewise should be trusted and constantly dynamic in message gathering. after we participate in an abundance we should work as per the run and we should likewise be industrious to check our post in the case of something is erased or not.

I try to choose bounties from bounty managers of some renown, the ones from Sandra evans look really good most of the time, it doesn't mean that you will get a lot of profits though, but in terms on legitimacy they are good.

you can see it to there white paper and road map if there perfectly Mean it!! there no wrong of there white paper and acurate to there ICOs Succes full!!! and always updated!!

Good Day .. as a newbie before engaging to a new bounties or airdrop. first thing first , gain some knowledge and read some feedback about the whole campaign , some bounties are just a waste  of time to participate but most of them are good bounties and some coins/tokens they are promoting has a great value.:)

Based on my experience, you must analyse the projects, not bounties. Because if ICO has great chances to collect hard cap, you can get large profit from bounty. But project with low marks and small marketing budget won't paid you. But nevermind, nothing to lose when you do that bounties, ee never know.shat will happened in the future, and just go for it, Good luck my friend.

there are many things you have to analyze when deciding to join a bounty project, such as a white paper, a trusted ICO, Team, Advisor and BM rating, even the project Exchanger plan. so the work that you do will not be left over

Its really hard to identify good and legit bounties this days because there are bunches of scammers out there trying to harm people.

If they have a strong backing of the company, and the company has good ideas and goals. The bounty should be legit. If the supply is at least 2% of their tokens its a good bounty.

I personally think that in this forum you could get into more scams than going to a bounty manager website, those generally make the research for you and chose the right projects to work with, so give them a try.

What I always check is the product itself. It must be on demand all the time. We all know that if the token lose its demand, the coin will be dead and no one will buy it. Even traders will not buy those if it goes cheap. I also search on the team especially the CEO. If I can't find anything about the team, most likely its a scam or a fail project. I also check the manager of the bounty if they are good to work with. Allocation and number of participants is also a factor since it will affect the rewards that will be distributed.

In the event that it's an ICO professing to have raised a huge number of Ethereum as of now and they need you to enroll to see the new contract address and they have no real way to demonstrate they collected so much cash... at that point it's presumably a trick abundance where they are simply endeavoring to get advertisements out on your mark to get other individuals to sustain them more ethereum. They frequently offer unlikely abundance compensates as well... like a few ethereum every week except then they don't pay week after week and say they will pay toward the finish of the battle. I am just doing efforts that compensation week by week now.

It happens a lot. don't treat bounty like a job. It is better to take it as an additional income. If you do the bounty your main occupation then you quickly get tired of it.

I tend to go for bounty managers of certain popularity, a lot of people told me that the bounties from sandra evans were really good, I still haven't participated in any of them, but they could be a good thing to try in the next weeks.

Simple answer is looking for whitepaper projects and learn carefully, do not rush to investment, join the group Ico to get many information about the projects

All I can advice is to study and anlayze the ICO where you want to participate. To be honest with you, there's no any sign if the project is legic or scam. What I am doing is I read their whitepaper and also check the background of the campaign manager. Hope that will helps

You can Identify through judging their mission,vision,website,whitepaper and of course the Team. Legit bounties usually has the attractive website which you will be able to pull yourself on joining their ICO.

Before joining any bounties , make sure to read the whitepaper first. If you not have a time for doing this , make sure to check the ICO ratings of the bounty that you will be joining , make sure that it is handled by the trusted campaign managers here at the forum and if there are plenty of high ranking members of the forum that is joining the bounty (senior members and up).

important !! before participating in the campaign you must read the rules applied by the bounty manager, although the rules can sometimes be changed at any time, and experience is needed. because we won't know if we haven't followed it

I like this question. because it's the feeling you're uncertain about your threads. There are also threads that are not legitimate as soon as they leave. hopefully I get information on this threads how I can figure out that a thread is legit.

I think if there is a way the bounty programmes that is being released each month is limited to certain number, I  guess there will be more reliable and legit bounty programme and people's effort will not be wasted so much like that.

My first step when researching about new cryptocurrency and tokens project, is to look for the development team. Google search the name sand try to find their Facebook account, Twitter account and LinkedIn account. If they are real people, work in the information and computer fields, then there is a high chance that the bounties will be good and most importantly they will be safe and reliable. Sometimes they are just a scam and use you to promote their fake products

In my opinion, they are all legitimate, but far from all the bounty can really make a profit!

First of all, see if the project has a bounty manager, and what projects he has supervised before, this can tell a lot about the future of the project. If there is no manager bounty, you should wonder why the project saves on such an important aspect.

This is important part of bounties. You know there are too many scam projects and people spend their time for nothing. That is big problem in that space. You need to do your research about their team and project. If you dont know anything about icos maybe you can look their bounty managers repupation or you can look other legendary or hero accounts signatures.. and you can find good bounties from their signature sections. I think if a legendary choose a signature it must be a good one  i hope :D .

Do research by your own, check its website and whitepaper, also the announcements and their social media platforms. Consider also the bounty manager, there are reputable managers that conduct a program that can be trusted. Still, dont expect too much. Always bear in mind, crypto is unpredictable. Everything might possibly happen.

For identify Good and legit bounties you can check the whitepaper before you join this bountie and look the team and the project of that coin and you can check good bounty manager.

There is no way you can say that a particular bounty is legit or not,  it's a bounty campaigns and no one knows what will be the outcome.  The clear winner in bounty campaigns are campaign manager,  the rest of participants are not promised anything but are only giving a chance to participate!

First you must have vivid idea on the project before jumping on the campaign. This is the problem on some bounty hunters, they just joined campaign knowing if the project is worth their time. Me, I just do some few campaign but I always make sure that what I promoted are all legit projects. I dont want to waste time doing some promotions for scam projects. If you been here for a long time then you can spot this kind of projects which segrrgate them from legit one.

many of the gifts canceled is encountered. However, it is quite difficult to search for the bounty that did well in the crypto conditions like today. the safest with the bounty depends on the manager who has had experience running a large bounty before, but this is also not a sure way to success.

Start with researching an ICO. I think if the ICO is pretty famous, there would be a lot of information about it on Bitcointalk. Just use the search function and spend some time by investigating this ICO. Also check their website and the roadmap.

Yh it is a hard one, I usually check out the team and make sure they're all respected people in the crypto community, that's usually a good sign a project is legit. Also if they have a working product, 95% of ICO's fail so if they're not paying out its probably because they're going under. I found a good project recently, Plutus have a live beta product, they recently did a hacker bounty and paid out $6000, and they are currently running a giveaway just for joining their Telegram https://t.me/plutus_group I much prefer these low entry requirement types than having to sell my soul posting.

you know we have so many aspects to learn and check bounties that it is difficult to say them all. Most of all try to pay attention to White Paper and team

Most of the bounty hunters doesn't really care about the whitepaper with these bounties.

You know what that matters to most of them? if the team is trusted and the rates are good enough to consider upon participating.

We can do our own research about that, just like the legit and uniqueness of the project, team behind, office of the projects, legit partnership, they have a roadshow or AMA live, those are the important things also to find good and legit projects not only to find good bounties.

No one can give you a guarantee that the bounty company will be successful. Imagine those people who invest in a project, they buy a cat in a bag and are more nervous than you.

There are many ICO teams that hire new bounty managers and I have never listened to them or they have used their own team members to manage the bounty. And after the ICO ends, they still pay the same price as they promised the participants

Before joining crypto bounties you have to do your own research about these project. You need to enter project's website and you need to read their whitepaper carefully after that you need to do some research about their team and you have to look their linkedin page. Always try to be suspicios about new projects and try to find some bad and fishy thing about these projects with that way you can invest more safely.

Do not always rely on your intuition, do consider also the opinions of others especially those who have deep experience in identifying a legit bounties. My advise is for you to join their telegram and be observant, do observe the situations their in order to know what their project is achieving.

I often look to see if there are pictures of the ico team at road shows or other events. That is a good sign that the team really exists and also applies for the project, but i would not rely on that. There are many other things that have to fit too to identify a legit bountie.