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I often see bounties that allocate large tokens even equivalent to $ 1 million in tokens.
 Then there are also bounties that have a small allocation of around $ 50k USD in tokens ...

 So where do you think that will be promising and the tokens are valuable ??

 because I also wonder why the team held a bounty with only large allocations of softcap money not achieved.

 what do you think about this opinion.

Often, these large bounty allocations are meant to attract more hunters but do not be fooled into thinking this are more profitable than those that issue less. You have to check the terms of the bounty first.

Few things to consider whether is't profitable or not:
- Is the campaign limited to a few participants? Usually, these large pools allow unlimited participants. You will only end up sharing with thousands of other hunters.
 
- How long will the campaign last? Smaller pools only run for a few weeks compared to the larger pools which usually has "until ICO ends or hardcap is reach"

- Of course, you need to check whether a project has a good chance of having a successful token sale. Will investors find anything unique or special that they will buy into this kind of projects?

It can tell if your profit is bigger in bounties with bigger allocations but it's not the right thing to do so it's best to get participating campaigns small enough to get you a bigger profit.

I also participated in a bounty campaign like this with a large allocation of the price of tokens, which was quite expensive, $ 1 campaign, only running 4 weeks,

 I see from the prospect of Poyek that I think it is good for me to raise $ 15 million, but after entering the stock exchange the price drops to $ 0,0005 and the team argues that the colleague stole the token and sold it until it fell ... until now there has not been any development about the project  that.

I think you should care about the quality of the project rather than the amount $ they allocate to the bounty campaign, because it doesn't make much sense. The number is just to attract inexperienced bounty hunter.

yes possible. actually it was very possible in 2016 and 2017. but when market turns to bull again hopfully soon, you can also get very good returns by participating some bounty campaigns.

i have learnt a lesson to desist from any bounties that promises to pay over 1millions usd. especially bounties that are still on marketing period. the price is just speculation. the possibilty of the token dumping is very high. just avoid and focus more on the ones that pay less. you will make a fortune there.

if the project didn't reach the soft cap, i think there will be no distributions for the bounty rewards, or i can said if the project failed my friend
but if the project reach the soft cap, then there is no burning actions to unsold tokens or coins, i think the value of the tokens will decreasing buddy
so, the value from the bounty campaign rewards, will decreasing on value too,  :)

of course they have thought carefully whether what they do and give in a forum will give maximum results.
but when the forum ends what they want is not achieved like the softcap money that is not reached. These are all risks that they must accept.

Well, it's all about luck. I once participated in a 100K award-winning project. And I was able to sell the tokens for $ 1,000. Moreover, it could not even do the ICO softcap.

But the tokens I got from the project that once made a hardcap, it doesn't worth $10.

They are not the realistic price of the token, it's just a speculation and of course, bounty hunters will be attracted because of the huge allocation, I've received bounty rewards that were worth $5000 of their token price but in the market, I can only trade it to $300 and I'm glad I did because the coin is not in the market anymore.

Bounty with a large allocation is very good and many are expected by people here. And all that depends on the level of participation in the bounty. If a large allocation and a small number of participants are certainly very profitable Unlike the case if the large allocation and the large number of participants will certainly get little results. So it all depends on the participant level.

Yeah why not, but you always need to calculate the risks. It does not matter how much your tokens are worth at the ICO/IEO price, because you can get like 10k USD at the ICO price, but as soon as this coin launches on the market, they turn into 200.

The profitability of a bounty is dependent on the strength of the project and not how large the allocation is, except the project team decides to pay in already listed and established coin in the crypto market.
Also, there are some bounty that will allocate so much at the initial stage of the bounty, but because of the rule that us stated that they have the right to change anything, depending on the outcome, they resolve into reducing the pool.
So bounty hunters might be left with no choice than to accept it as it is, because they are not protected from such.

Large bounty allocation means waste of time and energy in simple word, because usually bounty campaign with large volumes turn out to be scam or its value drops 90% when you receive rewards. Also there are always chances they will reduce the total allocation giving reasons we have not achieved our hard cap etc at the time of the distribution.

Before looking to the rewards of the bounty, you need to look at the project and its use, if the project and coin are not utility coin with solid project and team, the token will be useless.

hello mate! for me i guess it doesn't really matter how huge  or small amount of allocated tokens or coin in a certain bounty. as long as you join a legit project, your earning still depends on you, working your task very well and thoroughly. big allocation project sometimes end up to be scam, been there a lot of times. always looking for allocations but not the legitimacy of a project. cheers!

Either 1million or 50k it doesn't matter ,what matters is how good the project is ,what its all about and how it will survive on  long term run ,there are many scam projects luring bounty hunters with high bounty rewards ,i don't bother myself with allocations anymore cos I'm more interested in what the projects wants to offer crypto world

funding allocations are a little possible because bounty campaigners think that bounty participants only contribute little to their projects even though payments to participants should be in accordance with their contribution in promoting their ICO.

Yes it can if only the project becomes successfully but before considering a bounty campaign of having a large amount of allocations, you have to consider what's the total supply of the token used for payment and how many participants will they be accepting. e.g TOKEN A can decide to host a bounty campaign of $1million with a total supply of 10Billion tokens while TOKEN B can also host theirs with just $50k but a total supply of 1million tokens.

Now considering all things been equal i.e but tokens successful complete ICO or iEO then launches on an exchange, the possibility of benefitting more from Token B is higher than that of token A due to the difference in total supply and number of participants the pay via the just concluded bounty.

I prefer to promote bounties with very low allocation like 25k to 50k because they feel legit and true ,bounties with high allocations sounds over exaggerated like too good to be true and when they get listed they are the ones that lose 90% of value

Have you ever heard the saying “to promise is not to marry,” so this is the very case. Where they promise this kind of payment, I never participate. This is a cheap trick to attract participants, without any consequences. There are plenty of reasons to pay nothing.

there is no profit in bounties anyways, the only profit is for those who create them and that is only if their scam succeeds otherwise for all the participants, even if they make some money, it will NOT be profitable because they have spent a ton of their time working for that small amount of money which they could spend more constructively and make a lot more money. so they are in fact in a loss.

I don't think it is completely based on the bounty allocation but the value and quality of the project. Its possible to get a bounty with low allocation turning out to be highly rewarding due to better value than a bounty with much allocation and less value. It is always better to see the potentials and commitment in a project before enrolling for their bounty, this way, you stand a chance to get rewarded sooner than later.

In my opinion about projects that have bounties with large or small allocations, I will definitely find out whether the project is feasible to be promoted because we don't know whether the results will be a lot or little by looking at the project and allocation. And that's also sometimes if a project holds a bounty with a large allocation and gets a softcap or hardcap usually the team will end the bounty or reduce the acquisition of tokens obtained from the bounty.

Yes it is possible that bounties with huge allocation make you profitable if the project is a very good one with pro teams backing it up ,these type of projects will have a very good use case for there coins or tokens so its all in bounty hunters hand ,choose wisely

I don't go for allocations anymore, I used to but not now seeing how my hundreds of thousands of tokens are only worth pennies I matured and always check the potential of the coin in the market or promote coins that are already in the market it saves me time and effort., bounty hunters should not be tempted on the token potential price that is set by the dev.

In my experience of bounty campaigns. The allocation of rewards for high bounty does not mean that the participants in the campaigns can receive high value cards. Take the time to verify projects that are truly quality and have a development path, responsibility for the project rather than relying on such subjective assessments.

It is just for the sole purpose of the bounty to look more inviting so a lot of bounty hunters will join.
So what?

Not all bounty hunter will just look for the allocation that will be given. Some of them tend to buy the tokens which they are supporting because they got so in to it.
I mean, they started to love the company because of all the updates and how good the management is. Also promises will be within it.
Do not be deceived by it. It could be a trap. ;D

Even if the bounty allocation is up to 10million dollars it doesn't matter at all ,what you should be on the look out for is the project itself ,even if the token supply is 100billion or 100 million the question you should be asking yourself is how good the project is and how experience the teams are

many people do not think about it. they see only numbers and are willing to take a chance and the problem is that they do not see objective scam because of their greed

When you talk about bounty it is not only about large allocation, because it will not guarantee the project will success and profitable. For me, the key to choose bounty is how good the project is to community and the line up of the team members.

Big allocation is better but more important is all about of a good and solid project. Big allocation will reward you more but there's no use of shit token.

As most of the projects now are scam, the numbers are of less concern.
Most of the ICO based bounty puts the largest possible bounty amount in the title which is when they provide if they achieved their hard cap which is nearly impossible these days and the real cap is much lesser so are bounty rewards. And longer the campaign runs, lesser would be your allocation or more would be your effort.
The projects that have already been listed on an exchange allocates a small amount of token while an ICO in first phase allocates larger amounts.

Simply no. The value of your bounty rewards depends on the value of the tokens. If you hold thousands of tokens which are never listed in an exchange would yield you nothing but a hundred of tokens with a price value of more than 10$ would be good for you. So it all depends on the project and it's success.

I think is not always, because that will not be guaranteed to make you always profitable. In my opinion, bounty with big allocation is vulnerable to fraud. So we should be careful to decide which bounty that we have to follow.

       Base on my experience of being a bounty hunter in signature campaign is if the allocation for bounties is big or let's as say large amount of tokens , so meaning you can receive big after the campaign which  compensated by your rank but I have noticed that the price is inversely proportional , meaning if the amount given is big , the price is very low and if the allocation is small , the price of tokens is huge .

That's true and I've experienced it. Previously, I was always interested and happy with the large allocation. And after I worked for the project, I didn't get any payment at all. That's why now I don't want to see first for allocations. I want to see for the first time the project, after that it will only be allocated. Actually it's a great allocation, but if you don't pay, it's certainly not profitable for you.

Do you believe that 1 Million in tokens will really get any value equivalent to 1 million dollars?

No this is just a strategy to bring more participants to join,if they really want to allocate more funds pay from their hands which really can make noticeable changes.

sometimes bounty with big allocation more than 2m$ is just scam project and bounty with low allocation it will hit success.
i don't know why, but now i never seen the total allocation for bounty campain.
i just look how that project doing and what product will lauch next.

indeed the gift and the large allocation does not always guarantee a big profit too. because we can get a profit if we want to work hard, and not only depend on things we may not necessarily get. so we should be careful here.

People are more convinced by the allocations they see some bounties comes along with. People are so much concerned about that to the extent that they tend out ignoring projects or bounties with small allocations which would have made them more profitable. What is needed is a thorough research into the bounties you participate in, and trust me your work won't be in vain.

Bounty that allocate huge token are deception, it is kind of throwing banana at a monkey a lot of inexperience hunters are attracted to the bounty because of the big allocation, we all want something enormous but most time those kind of bounty end up to be scam an example of that id ENVION bounty.

Yes that's how I was just a beginner when I saw the bounty with a large allocation of funds made me tempted to take part in it but it was just a trick.

my biggest reward from bounty is 9k usd, and that come from bounty with small allocation, i never earn much from big allocation bounties, and also many of them turn to scam, so for now i just focus with small allocation project with realistic goal

In my case, many bounties with large allocations ended up with very low price when they are listed in exchanges. Unless the project is well planned with believable products and managed by team with good reputation, it price might fall below its ICO price when it get listing. Small allocation but legitimate bounty can give you earn you a lot of money when its token is listed in a top exchange. Better to make a research first on the bounty campaigns before joining to find the right one that can give you good rewards.

In actuality it is not an indicator as there are still different things that you need to consider, like if the project can meet the expectations of the investors and how many participants in the bounty. I would suggest that you review said bounties and projects for its success and if its profitable.

You need to be careful in choosing a bounty campaign. Sometimes a campaign with a $1 million reward will be much worse than the one with a $50,000 reward. It all depends on the number of participants, the duration of the bounty of the campaign and many more different factors.

in profit you will be in any form, because you don’t invest your money in bounty - only time.
Well, get $ 1000 as at the price of ICO \ IEO or get $ 10 at the exchange rate of coin - this is the question.
Already a couple of years, as the amount of payments, is about $ 10 instead of $ 1000, and it’s not even always for projects where many bountists are involved.

IMO not necessarily large allocation is more profitable dude, it usually happens that its a scam or shit token that wants to take advantage of investors only. By the way large allocations are also not entirely true dude, their team can reduce prizes hunters for the various reasons they make. So its not an allocation that can be profitable but whether the development of the product has large funds as well before starting the product or not as usual "its not".

nothing is profitable when a campaign has a big reward. it will only make the future of the project threatened. if the sales of this token are not as expected, inflation will be on the market because the tokens are more than the bounty. investors will be afraid to hold long term.

and large allocations are also sometimes very unfavorable for bounty participants. the manager and the project team have the power to change the rules when the campaign ends, they may cut the allocation. because they think very big and so on.

there have been many projects like this, at the beginning they promised big rewards. many participants were interested and finally joined, but in the end they were like I said before. so don't believe things like this.

no one knows which tokens will last or are valuable even though they launch projects with large allocations. all of that is erratic and even vice versa, but for sure I don't think you are easily affected by large or small allocations. the important ones ensure the clarity of their project and the purpose or product they are creating.

I think that is one part or strategy in attracting the attention of participants and also investors to invest in their projects. Prizes with large allocations are certainly more attractive, but they do not necessarily guarantee the certainty of success. Success will only be achieved if the Team works hard and compact, always creating brilliant and focused ideas. Reaching the softcap is the target, and achieving hardcap is something extraordinary. Registered on the exchange, is the beginning of competition.

Sometimes yes, but it is not right time for wasting your time on bounties.
I have some friends getting 10 k usd from crypterium and titanium those allocated like 1 mln+ on bounties

Still no but if the bounty are paying with eth or btc absolutely yes it will make me sure profits but in other hand how about investors? so i suggest them to make investments only in good projects like Dencoin tokens. because this project is legit and reliable sources of good alts.

In my opinion, every allocation for a prize campaign is taken from the hardcap achievement ... try to pay attention to the website every project you follow must be allocated according to a predetermined percentage ... and for campaign prize allocation usually a maximum of 4-5% and if reach hardcap ... if it doesn't reach hardcap then the allocation for the prize campaign will be reduced according to the number of sales tokens ..

I think that depends on the project, there were bounty companies that allocated 3,000,000$ and then these coins could be sold with good money.

Some bounty projects have very good allocations and the projects also have a high price value. so actually this depends on the selection we make, when we can choose the right bounty project and have good prospects, we can get good results. but remember that allocations will not have a big effect because those who will determine the quality of the projects will still be able to show their existence in the market or not.

Marketing funds are not distributed fairly on same cases but only honest teams decide to pay the full bounty allocation to the bounty hunters. The downside of bounty campaigns are more than advantages but there is no other way for bounty hunters except keep participating.

Any project can be profitable and it does not depend on how many coins were allocated to the bounty program. Pay more attention to what the project represents, what task it faces, what the project for the blockchain industry can do, whether the team has a ready-made prototype or a working version of the product.... In general, do a research! I think the amount of allocated coins depends on the total amount that the project intends to issue.

It seems to me that it is better to allocate a percentage of fees during the ICO, but a large % or a small one often does not matter, the main thing is the project and how many bounty hunters participate.

In these day mostly, campaigns with large allocation would not reach even softcap. We can see there are several bounties that have few allocation but reputation of those projects are high. So i think allocation should not be a main fact for selecting bounty. reputation of project is the important fact.

The known soft cap rates are not aimed for having a project and starting the crypto project. The hard cap levels are rarely get hit because the bear market makes it harder to get in the new project. Large bounty allocation will only help token sellers to dump more due to high rewards on the bounty campaign.

On my experience I don't think what is allocated for the bounty really matters ... do your own research on the project and promote it, if you think it's worth it..

50 000USD in tokens from a good company could be more than 2 million USD from a company that runs off just after ICO.
A good example is Harmony token, allocation was only 100 000USD in campaign, but the current value is 3 times higher after few weeks!

If the bounty is to big then something is fishy, i mean most of the funds should go to development, marketing and stuff like that, right? I wont go with big money bounties.

The success of any bounty doesn't really depends on its bounty allocation in my opinion but depends on how good is what they have to offer to the society and solve one problem or the other. Bitcoin was created for a particular purpose and so also ethereum not excluding others if they are not out the same purpose that was already been taken care of by Bitcoin and ethereum.

It's not about the allocation amount that will determine if you'll get profit or not. Bounty success is based more on the team who'll be doing the project, first are they real and the other is the capability of the team. Remember that a lot of bounty campaigns are either scams or failed.

Trust me, most of the large allocated bounty campaign becomes shit! Don't fall into that by seeing millions of dollar allocation. Research yourself! The project matters, Harmony bounty budget was 15K USD but look at the hunters now, almost everyone will get 500-2K USD worth ONE coin, on February, Populous came with 50K USD bounty budget which was very successful!

Recently I noticed the CryptoMarketAds bounty budget, it is 10 Million USD worth tokens! This is ridiculous! Even they will fail to raise 10M USD from their sale but they will give 10M worth tokens to the hunters! It is really ridiculous! So, guys, learn and research yourself to get a better bounty campaign!

if project does not reach the softcap then they will not pay the bounty participant, even though they may pay it will only be in our wallet forever without being able to trade because they don't have funds for development and not only interested in allocation offered but see their products, many projects who offer large allocations but when bounty ends they reduce allocations

i avoid some bounty like that,simple reason because it's unreasonable.
just imagine, how easy they give a huge money for bounty.
although it from nothing, but it still unreasonable for me.
its will collapse suddenly after got exchange.

Usually large allocations got cut by the end of bounty , its to lure more people in :) Or in rules it says 1M Bounty pool if hardcap is reached :) Usually i do bouties i believe have great product and are active in twitter , telegram and other media . But there is plenty of projects that does not want to pay out for your time :)

I think that every member of the bounty programs understands that the soft cap is the most important mark in order to earn. I think it's best to participate in projects that do not try to raise funds, but simply create a company to promote themselves

The more allocation of coins that receive bounty hunters, the higher the risk that during listing the price will collapse due to the fact that most of the coins received will be sold in the first days after entering the stock exchange. Sometimes the price is very difficult to recover from this.

You can make a fortune on bounties. Crypto is unpredictable, you know. So you can waste your time, make an effort and as a result you will get a chance to receive potential tokens

Yeah, In the beginning, yes it looks like profitable. After it has been distributed, it will be far from the expected price. But, from my experience, large or small bounty funds is doesn't matter, because mostly their prices will still fall when they enter an exchange.

When the project allocates a good amount of remuneration in the bounty, it is certainly very good. But this does not mean that they will then send these tokens to you and that these tokens will cost at least something.

It could be, or not. Not all of them can be counted from the total allocation, especially with the many projects that have begun trying to follow the IEO for their projects. Some time ago there was a true allocation of tokens and it seems like the team did not calculate the worst that could happen.

And as I can think of, the estimated tokens obtained are almost unreasonable. In the end when listing, too many sell orders and buy orders are really very cheap.

the team will not give all the allocation of coin if the target at ICO is not reached, so the amount you see in the bounty allocation is usually the number of coin that will be allocated if the ICO reaches softcap or hardcap, because usually in the bounty it will be written what percentage of coin will be allocated to the bounty and how much the maximum coin will be allocated to the bounty, so if the ICO in the bounty does not reach the hardcap or even the softcap, then you will not get the allocation as written in the bounty, but the allocation you get is in accordance with the percentage of total sales during the ICO and there are also bounty that still provide a very large amount of allocation even though when ICO did not reach hardcap or softcap, but I am sure that the price of the coin will not be able to increase very high (it won't even last long).

I think even a large allocation is not necessarily able to provide profit. now it's a problem if the big prize is a big token but there is no exchange that can hold the token. Big prizes have a meaning that is the nominal price after the exchange, it is the actual big prize for the bounty participants

i think it's just a clickbait title to attract some people join into their campaign. the actual payments is less than what is written in the title or maybe they scam us. i ever join bounty with $500k allocations written in their title. but in the end of campaign, they only paid worth of $12k of their token for all bounty campaigns even their ICO end with successfuly. but at least they paid me.

In so many real cases bounty manager was reducing the total allocated amount to be distributed to the bounty participants. Remember about the fact the rate of the token will give a very huge impact on the result of the bounty payments. I can say that the result of payments received by bounty hunters are pegged with a lot of factors.

Even with large bounty allocation, we cannot say that the project is profittable base on its allocation, still transparency of the project to becone successful is a factor for a profittable bounty project. Because some of huge allicated bounty can dump its token price after being listed.

Yeah, its useless even if they have huge bounty allocation if the projects fails its nothing. I don't mind joining a bounty with small allocation as long as its a good project that can give profit. Bounties is not profitable right now, they are still down and if you do look for a good Campaign, you must study before you join.

joining in bounty that give small allocation will give us huge possibility to rise its value.look at harmony campaign, they give really small allocation but when listing in market its price X10 initial price.large allocation didn't give us any guarantee we will get alot of money.

That's right, Most bounties with large allocations don't pay participants. And the funny thing is, Bounty with a small allocation is paid in full. So, Bounty with a large allocation does not guarantee that we can get a big profit and return to the project itself, indeed most good projects calculate the right allocation for bounty.

I think both of them are still not yet sure if it will make a good profit still depends in the projects concept and marketing strategy

It would be possible bounty with big allocation make you profitable but you must look at the project if there is good development or good concept to get the project more popular in the future if not there is no profit at all even there is big allocation for the bounty hunter.

Be careful on this, some are deceiving to give worth 1million USD but yes their tokenization is depend on that price but will still depend on market real value when it is traded. No value I think will be incurred if the project isnt listed at all.

I agree with this, dont too confused by the allocation, not all the times the developers are honest with the number, and allocation is not the factors that could make the project successful, the big allocation means that the project got more money to advertise, so it could means that they will be more popular not a guarantee that they will become successful

I really do not believe in the value of the token a project allocated, because many of this projects this days use large number of allocation as a means to attract hunters to the bounty and will later decrease the allocation after the bounty has finished.

The gift allocation does not guarantee the profit of the bounty hunter, because it all depends on the bounty project. because if the project is bad then whatever is allocated for the gift campaign, there will be no price

This is usually done to attract bounty hunters to participate in the project, which is a large amount. I think, even if the token successfully reaches the softcap and is already listed on the exchange, the amount of dollars that the bounty hunter will get may not be as expected , $ 1 million is based on ICO prices, it will be different if this project will be listed on the exchange, most projects with large allocations are vulnerable will fail because there is often a price dump.

sometimes even though there are successful projects, they cut the bounty allegations. it's really sad, because indeed there are many projects like that. now allocation is not important where the most important thing is when market prices become a benchmark.
like the ARAW project that allocates to bounties is very large, but the price of their tokens is very bad in the market. while the HARMONY project, which only allocated a little for the bounty, but the price of their tokens on the market became very strong several times.

Large allocation sometimes dont give big reward when start listing in market because the price fall. I think its better join in promising project because at the end, with small token allocation, it will be worth in market

No, For me its all matters on the project you`ve joining because even how popular that project or how big is the allocation reward, in the end of campaign it will turn to scam or fail then all your effort will be nothing. It depend on the team of the project how they manage it or the used case of the project that can be adopt easily here in crypto.

it can make us get big profits. it's just that a large allocation does not guarantee the benefits we can get. however, it all depends on when the product of the project is entered into the market. besides that, softcap, and hardcap also become one of the important points in this matter.

I do not think so with that bounty with large allocation would not be profitable as you can see they are scam only their main purpose is to get many of non experience bounty hunters but those who more experience of joining bounties they cannot scam them.

I am agree, in the end project is the matter. If the project are good and the bounty with small allocation, in the end when start listing in market, the price will increase and hunters will earn good reward.

The team developers must be allocating for bounty not more than 5%. if they allocating more than that, i am afraid more bounty hunters will dump when listing on market and this must be hurt the project.

We have some coins in crypto space with marginal max supply like billion coins and they are still trading at better value so its really not a matter of how many tokens there is ,its a matter of how good the project is and how hardworking the teams are.

Bounty participants drained energy for projects that did not pay and commit fraud. I often experienced this but there are also those who certainly pay a large amount but this is very rare this year.

Being promising depends on the tokens project development. ICOs price doesn't mean much its the exchange price that matters coupled with utility of the token. A solid project with little allocation is better than an unknown project with huge allocation.

There are different situations, if the bounty pool is big, for example, when you will get your tokens and they will trading at a small price, you can make profit with a huge number of tokens that you got, and when the bounty pool is small and the price of the token is small, then this option will not work.

I think the statement from the company of what the reward is worth is often irrelevant. Most coins tank when they hit the exchanges, and a nominal reward of $100 would be very difficult to achieve in practice.

I think the most important is to just pick a good project, irrespective of what they say the bounty reward is. Small reward from good project is likely to be worth more than supposed large reward from a poor project.

Bounty campaigns with large prize allocations usually have a higher potential for SCAM, not without reason, but some SCAM projects that I have participated in mostly offer enormous reward bounties.

 Usually bounty hunter awards do not exceed a few percent of the investment in the project. The main goal of the campaign is to attract investment in the project. Too big rewards in bounty campaigns should alert bounty hunters.

I think the so called huge allocation is a farce, especially for projects on ICO, only a few tend to raise such amount, already trading coins won't allocate such amounts, they allocate few tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands worth of token for bounty

All these substantial amounts are indicated from the consideration of the fact that the ICO will succeed. However, now it has become very difficult to attract investors. Therefore, do not look at the promised amount. As a rule, everything will be much more modest.

often projects that offer large allocations for bounty hunters don't always work even the opposite. on the other hand small allocations also sometimes are not much different from large allocation projects in terms of success in the market. the most important thing is to make sure that you don't immediately trust the big / small allocation project before you examine the entire contents of their project.

For now in my opinion, not because I don't see a good project that offers large amounts of rewards, mostly only small amounts, a lot of bounties at this time have big rewards but the project is not so good and from that we obviously won't get a decent reward unless we bet hold it in for some time (maybe in a few years)

It only makes sense if that allocation would be real or just a way to give attraction and be fooled. The question is, it has a working product already?  Cause if not, I don't see any reality about this, just the same of what I've experienced before. But anyway, we can't accuse it directly until such time that it has been proven of something.
 

Yeah, it looks attractive into the eyes of investors and also for bounty hunters but it somewhat is a scam project.

seems it can. but if we find a legitimate project especially if you have a high ranking, of course you will get a big profit or maybe equivalent to 5x the rank I have. in other cases, usually the bounty hunters, including beginners, like me, always see the prize allocation first. but I don't think that means guarantee, we also need to research them first before taking part in them.

It will always depend to the projects as there are plenty of projects already that I joined in the past that offered a huge amount of bounty but they were able to maintain their price therefore I earned a good amount of money from them.

But for those trash projects in which I really don't like to join, their huge bounty offer is like a trash. So it's better to join a project that has the potential whatever is their bounty allocation as long as you think that you can gain a profit from it in the end.

that is the problem of those businesses. Because their marketing and ideas don't attract investors, they will have to accept defeat. For me, I will not believe in projects that spend more than $ 1 million on bounty campaigns. Because with that money, they can pay for exchange and they will have the fomo worth it instead of giving the money bounty hunters. these are completely bad or deceptive projects.
I only choose projects with small cap and a reasonable distribution rate and especially have to get the actual products to achieve MVP or testnet to be completed.

I think we should only choose projects that offer reasonable bonuses for the promotional campaign. Because quality projects will know how to best control their finances and will focus their money on developing their products.
That is the project will pay the token on time and keep the promise with us. In addition, projects with high bounty pools, we should not believe because they will delay the distribution until its price is extremely low and then they will pay the token to us.

Ironically, the reality goes the other way round. Why because large bounty pool campaigns  statistically  have been proven to be end up as scams.

Many nonsense projects especially use this as an enticing bait for so many to fall in.

I don't think so,many bounties with high allocation are just fooling hunters ,even if you get 1million tokens from a bounty don't be surprised if all value of the 1m token is just 60$- 100$ ,I believe that a good project with very low allocation means it will grow in value

Well, one lesson I'd like you to take from my post is; a bear market is never friendly for a bounty hunter. when the cryptomarkets where booming btc was 18k, some bounties actually gave out high allocations of up to 7 million dollars. it was easy for them to pay this since they themselves raised 10s of millions of dollars. I'd say i benefited from all of this. However, most of the projects whose bounties gave hight allocations ended up crashing in the markets. while those like icon who gave very little actually went up more than x10

So, bounties with large allocations made me profitable. however, that was because I sold right after they hit the markets and invested in more promising cryptocurrencies. I have this rule of hodling only bounty tokens I know will have a great future. Other wise, I sell. It would be a bad idea to neglet bounties with little allocations. they might actually be your gold mine. take bnb for example. it has on up x300 since they did an airdrop of 100$ for users.

The best thing, in my opinion, to do as a bounty hunter is to think mainly about the possibilities of hype and success for a token. The best of bounty hunters do bounties, not based on allocation size, but based on the future potential of the project.

The initial allocation is based on their hardcap. If they wont get to the hardcap, they will in most cases decrease the bounty. Normally proportional to the raised amount. Bounty hunters should monitor these changes and accordingly make decisions.

large allocations do not necessarily make you get a big profit. It all depends on how the project survives in the market, don't just look for bounties with only large allocations because it can only be an attraction for us to follow, but look for bounties that really have teams and better future prospects.

One of the attractive part of the bounty campaigns is the allocation in rewards if the bounty Hunter only do social media they will look for the bounty that has large allocations in social and in signature campaigns also same with they are looking for large allocations for more rewards but even the bounty gives 100 percent their project is  not good then the allocation is useless so I prefer project s that pays in ethereum or Bitcoin and that the really profitable.

To my experience, projects which allocates so much to bounty campaign, can result in two ways.
1. Bounty worths nothing in the end.
2. They will scam you.

So before choosing the project you’ll work for dont forget to do your own research.

As practice shows, when a coin of similar projects appears on the stock exchange, its price is plummeting. And in the end, the bounty hunter gets mere pennies.

most projects that allocate large tokens are just a way to entice hunters to campaign for them. you the bounties i did that actually paid very massively have very few token allocation

Do not be deceived by the huge money allocation given to such bounties, most of them are not even able to pay the hunters in the end. It is better you get one that will pay you a smaller amount than one that promises a huge amount and never pays in the end.

Its not like that there is no guarantee if you received huge amount of tokens you will make good profit. Even sometime small number of coins gives more profit than huge amount of tokens. Giving large number of coins to entice the more bounty hunters and as a bounty hunter we should know this trick. In the end I would say getting high number of coins does not matter one should always check project potential first not the coins quantity.

Yes it can make us profitable, but it depends in the flow of the project. Just like what happened before on Pundix, they have a big allocation for the campaign project, and look what's the situation of pundix, though for now its price value was to cheap but still can give a huge profit in the future for sure, just hold.

Its your hard work that counts, if you have more tokens I guess you can say its profitable for you. If you for example got about 1M tokens but only worth 100USD but after some times you just hold it and the price turned $0.15 each, you're bounty tokens will be worth hundred thousands of USD. It all just on the price of the token not how much you got after the campaign but the sell price.

according to the experience that I have experienced so far ... if the supply is large, the chances of success are very small so they have to allocate for marketing to be bigger so that the tokens are better known to the public ... and the project can run the plan according to the roadmap .. and if the allocation is small, usually projects that have registered on a particular market, so that bounty hunters can directly sell it to a predetermined market ...

of course, the allocation has good benefits for us, especially those who participate in the campaign are very few, but this all depends on the project after entering the exchange we can only confirm it

No, large allocation can't help you, only a good project can give you the perfect reward. Though I have a problem with very much good project, because their reward always becomes tiny, the mediocre project does good for the bounty hunters!

usually, coins with expensive ICO prices will have a low value in the crypto market.  except if an ICO is backed up by something that has high value and has popularity, such as gold or USD.  maybe like Jinbi tokens.  sales of jinbi tokens are not sold out all.  but has good value on the market.  and it provides profit for everyone.

I don't think so it will give you lots of profit in the future, and to share my previous experience it went out failure after all. My tokenss though really had huge amount of quantity but each price isn't having bigger value, and the market demand wasn't actively trading. Don't just go for the allocation, but rather choose a good and outstanding crypto project that has a good community as well as price for each token in the market circulation.

If you see a lot of Bounty allocations, then we have to look further into the project. Because the large allocation is very good if the projects we follow have a lot of funds and have a large community, so that more checks are needed for that.

I really agree with this. The advantage you get will affect if the crypto project you choose is very good in several ways. That is why, if you only focus on allocations, chances are that you don't know whether the project is good or not.

It has a great value but there is a problem with liquidity, as I checked its volume is only, $513 USD , don't know if what's listed in coinmarketcap is accurate, but with that volume, it's like a dead coin manipulated by few traders.

https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/jinbi-token/#markets

it was very profitable the early days of 2017 to the early 2018s. This time around, bounty allocation is just used to entice bounty hunter to promote the project so it doesn't matter the allocation now but rather, the legibility of the project. There are many projects that allocate as high as 10 million eurs equivalent in native tokens to bounty hunters but the real allocation does not match even 1/1000th of what was planned.

depends on the project but most of the time it is rare that you will get a lot of profit because most token prices go down when trading, but if you're lucky maybe you can get a lot of profit

Yes, indeed there are some projects with very large allocations for bounty participants even though in the end they did not get softcaps, there are those who get softcaps, this is beneficial if the price when entering the market is also good

Large allocation or small volume of allocation, always the market for the same is important. More projects allocate and distribute the tokens, further it never gets listed anywhere. This is completely taken off, better is to hold the tokens for some specific time period and further focus on to trading with the received rewards. In 2017 rewards were priceless, now in most cases it is worth noting.

Most projects with large generosity contributions turn out to be fraudulent - from my experience. This is another trick to attract more participants.

The success or profitability of a bounty program does not necessarily depend on the bounty allocations but rather how the project turns out to be successful on the market. The value of the coin at the end of the day is what matters. The demand of the product of the project on the market normally determines the value of the coin.

I think it depends, because although the bounty allocation is so huge yet the participants are so many and no limit from the bounty campaign, still your stake or share would be a little. Prior to that bounty allocation, even it is low but small participants may give you a good rewards or shares.

Bounty profit is not depend on the allocation i think it depends upon the developement or the success of the project. Because even if we have a very big allocation in token and there is no investors token will surely down and the project will maybe failed. So i think it is always depend on the team or the project itself not on the allocation.

yeah bounty hunter just to do task give to him. When we see the BIG here, then we can see the big money for get on wallet.
No body know what happen next and future of coin, bounty hunter just seeing on profit here

For me, huge bounty allocation does not really count in a bounty
What counts is the bounty limit for each section
And the overall value of the project and product

Always dyor and get the best always

I don't think bounties with large allocations are profitable, they are simply fooling bounty hunters. If it is a working product then bounty with small allocation can be very profitable.

this only depends if the said project can actually spend so much on its bounty. But yea I have seen and participated in bounties that have quite a high rewards and still honored it but it's difficult to find this days.

absolutely right, it's just that it all depends on the bounty itself. a large allocation of course can make us profit when the project reaches hardcap, and is popular in the market. it makes us get more tokens, but that depends on how many participants join. well, this is very difficult to describe. it's just that, in general, this is certainly better.

Personally i think most of the campaign with huge rewards tend to be a scam most of the time because is either the team and dev dump on the community or the coin become useless to the community, we must be careful when making a choice of campaign.

I think it all boils down to the specific goals and needs of the company doing the crowdfunding or ICO. If they have ambitious plans like exchanges, or cryptocurrency to gold investment, crypto-banking, and those similar to companies doing mining equipment or the like, will certainly demand a big amount in their campaigns. Big needs will certainly put big allocations in their bounties and that would be enticing for the bounty hunters.  There are also those small campaigns because they only have few goals to achieve in their profitability plans so they can only give small allocations as well and their crypto volume is also certainly low.

But it does not mean that small campaigns won't get big in the long run and those big will immediately get big value for the cryptos. In my own opinion, a good leadership and good management and interaction with their investors and stakeholders would be my number one thing to consider in picking these campaigns and not the allocations they give out when joining bounties.

I think large allocation of bounty rewards means to attract as many as investors so as to realized their goals. It does not mean that a project allocating a large amount of bounty rewards is always good investment and worthy of joining its bounty programmes. The things to take into consideration before investing and joining bounty programmes are project team, technology, goals etc.

Yes definitely, but very few of them are profitable and that is if you're lucky Enough to get hold of this bounties. Meanwhile some projects advertise huge rewards for bounty program only to reduce the amount at the end of the program which is definitely very in appropriate to do.

I don’t even like that idea of high bounty allocation anymore, because if you notice that it is those bounties with high allocation that locks he hunters tokens after distributing it to them, because they believe that hunters will dump the token once they enter exchange which is true.

I don’t think we still have any hunter left that are willing to hold their allocation and stay with the project till the end, most hunters just want what they have worked for, and you can imagine what 1 million dollars could cause if dumped or taken away from the market.

Those smaller allocations would not have any reason to think that hunters dumping will cause system failure and they will never try to lock their tokens after they receive it.

The site for projects should be in moderation. Although large projects can afford it. Projects that are already working on the market will not give a high reward. Do not think that you can get a big profit.

you are right about locking but also ICO projects attract bounty hunters with huge rewards and then pay nothing at all.

Of recent, I only focus on projects with great team and unique products as well as plans of going IEO.

The above have been my guiding principle before wasting time on any project, not the allocation of tokens they are offering on each campaign. And to be honest, it has worked wonders

If you recall the 2016 2017, the results of participation in the Bounty campaigns were very good.  The fact is that the ico companies were very successful and collected a lot of money, which resulted in very good earnings for the participants of the Bounty company.  Then you could really become richer, today it is very difficult to do this with the help of the Bounty company.

Yes, those were the good old days of being profitable in Cryptos. My colleague participated in ETHLend last year and was able to get a decent amount of cryptos. Then there are the legit airdrops. But those times are long gone. I have heard bounty hunter receiving an enormous amount of tokens or coins after this or that campaign but turns out the coins are literally worthless. Today I think finding the right bounty and campaign is nearly impossible if you don't have the right skills.

That's a most of the problem with those high paying promises from the bounty campaigns, they are not paying after the period finished placing the hunters to receive nothing and just a waste of time for the hunters participating with such types of bounties.

Most higher allocation bounties are for the project that will run for an average 3 months sometimes longer than that. but that's does not mean that you gonna get higher profit from that as most of this kind of project are rarely to success because real bounties are have only few allocation so that when the bounty hunters dump their coins it will not affect them.

It doesn't matter large or small allocations. In the end it's price that matters. Just like Bitcoin and Doge. You can find very small allocations of even 0.00001 BTC will be worth 30x of 1 entire Dogecoin.

Same thing with altcoins if you look at it that way, especially those erc20 tokens with billions in supply.

Don't look at the view that big salary will give you a lot of money. we can see many projects with large allocations for hunter bounties and it turns out that prices are far below speculation that makes us not get anything.

well, a large salary is sometimes used to attract visitors. only, we know that we need to be careful when choosing bounties. Large allocations do not guarantee you can get a profit. try to find a bounty based on the quality of the project, and the experience of the team. it will make you more profitable, than just seeing the project from the allocation.

It all depends on how you dispose of your bounty payment. After all, it can be done very simply, after payment, immediately sell altcoins and buy bitcoin, then they just wait for bitcoin to grow, as he is doing now. But of course, if you wait for the growth of the token, you can lose everything.

Large allocations really mean nothing if the coins is not of good quality. The quality of a coin is what really matters most. Only the newbies can be freaked with large allocations.

It's no longer possible now. in my opinion, now the bounty with a large allocation cannot provide benefits to the participants. this has become a natural thing and people already know it. so in my opinion it will be a natural thing

As for me, I usually skip Bounties which tell they are allocating more than 1M$, they attract too many people and the real payments are usually are not very profitable. I prefer campaigns with smaller pool, but with predictable rewards.

Its just a too good to be true offer and majority of these projects are scam. Yes its profitable if you really get the allocated rewards but is it for real? Unfortunately no. It would be better to have a research on what project to participate in and be extra careful so your effort wont be wasted.

Of course you can, with a note of gifts that are followed to pay for your work correctly. In addition, the proceeds of the payment are sold and invested in bitcoin because it is now entering the bull market, so the profits can be doubled.
But if the bounty project that is followed turns out to be a scam, it is a risk of futile struggle. But I'm sure not all gifts are fraudulent, because there are still many projects offered that are very good and supported by a professional team and management who are indeed responsible.

huge allocation make bounty hunters to sell their bounty reward immediately.there is no guarantee that we will earn more money by participating on bounty with large allocation.prefer to choose small allocation but have high quality.

It's depend on how they manage the bounty because AFAIK crypto value depend on demand and trend, unlike other well known investment such as gold or stock trading.

Large allocations means more advertising but if people still not interest , major loss !
Small allocations but effective , Profit !

huge allocation make bounty hunters to sell their bounty reward immediately.there is no guarantee that we will earn more money by participating on bounty with large allocation.prefer to choose small allocation but have high quality.

That's right and especially now that a campaign that has a large allocation does not guarantee that we can get big results as well as the problem. because now to get big results it's very difficult to get better results that are small but can be so on

It will have both positive and negative sides for us. Positively, each bounty hunter will probably get the high amount of the rewards, at least we will not worry about the rewards. However, it also may influence on the token supply and the dumped price after listed on the exchange. But personally, I still like enough amount, moreover the number of top altcoins rewards.

high amount of allocation lure many participants so we cant say its always profitable
while small bounty allocation always have few participants so its possible to get high stake or better rewards

To the bounty participating campaigns small allowations enough and is better if those coin have good valuable. So in my opinion it should be guided by the value of the currency.

so all return to the chosen project. when you can choose a good project, even though you can get a little, long-term investment may be more expensive. I experienced it several times on assets that I saved one year after distribution. although the initial price is very cheap, but after one year I get a bigger profit.

It depends on the price after token listing.
In most cases this price is totally diffrent than ICO price. I am amazed that people are still investing into ICOs.  :)

maybe it applies in 2017 while the following year feels like being wiped out, even there is no guarantee at all about the project with large or small allocations that can be profitable. I think 2018 until now the ico project is not very profitable. we are being tested, staying patient and making sure or at least you are joining a legitimate project. don't just look at it from the allocation.

Some projects can give us a profit, and some others are not. But I think when the token getting list in the market, the price will be down and it's lower than the ICO price. But still, if we are getting a large allocation from the bounty campaign, we make a profit because we don't buy any token and we get the token by free. That makes sense if we can get the token by free so no matter how much price we sold the token, we still get the profit.

the large allocation in the bounty campaign is only to attract participants to be tempted to believe in their project that they pay a large amount but this does not guarantee we will get the appropriate profit.

Somehow it is the other way around. You could actually encounter that a bounty with a large allocation turned to be small at the time of the listing because the value of the token or coin becomes 1000x down it's ICO price. Sometimes, it turns that it is a shit coin. And those project with smaller amount allocation is only few weeks so only few hunters would be sharing the reward. I often choose those campaign that has a small allocation since I can expect more from it rather than those with great allocation.

ICO projects that offer large amounts of bounty allocation I think are only looking for attention so that people are affected and follow the project so that the project is widely known and attracts investors I am more interested if the project offers fair bounty allocation maybe around 500k $ if the project revenue achieved as a minimum of $ 5 million in sales may be given because of the achievement of a large project

Revain project is 1 billion in max supply and the last bounty allocation was 2,500,000 and guess what its trading at 0.11 so its not always about how big the coins max supply is but its about how good the project is ,what its all about and how hardworking the teams are

I agree.  All promise mountains of gold.  But unfortunately no one gives them to you at the end.  I would be very careful with the bounty of the company.

If the number of issued tokens is very large, then the probability that bounty hunters will reduce the price for coins after listing on the exchange is also quite large. Therefore, a large number of coins is not always good.

Most projects do actually use that to entice a lot of hunters to participate in the project. These set of project just want cheap promotion from the bounty hunters and at the end of the bounty, they won't pay the huge amount they promised.

I think a larger allocation cannot be a guarantee to get a bigger profit. besides that there are still many other supporting factors that influence the value of cryptocurrency, including the project team, project development, community.

It is not about allocation, it is about quality of token and how valuable it is.
Even with small bounty allocation token can grow up to 100x and you will become rich

I agree, it is not a problem when the bounty allocation is small if the project is good and the price is expected to continue to rise. The large allocation is not guaranteed that bounty participants will get big results because in the end the market will choose a good project

If the Bounty with a huge allocation continues to develop will give great results. But for now, it is not always a big allocation Bounty can generate great profit. All depends on the team and the developer behind the project. With a large allocation or not, it is better to do some research before you participate in Bounty.

As a rule, those projects that allocate large sums to the bounty program basically do not pay the specified amount under various pretexts.Units of those who keep their original conditions.Mostly on large sums pecking newbies.

Usually strong projects not strongly many emit on bounty, usually this sum hardly comes to 100k. The rest attract a large budget thereby attracting many people. You can take a risk and enter into such a company, or get a little, but almost 100%.

I bypass those bounty that allocate a large pool for their campaigns. As a rule, they don't get the soft cap and leave without paying hunters. I have the sad experience of participating in a signature campaign of a similar project, which turned out to be a frank scam Having over a $ 1 million the team also demanded to pay for the transaction for the distribution of their tokens.

I will give you one example.
Terawatt LED token was sold in ICO phase for 0.4USD. Good rating on ICOBench, now the price is 0.00004631$, is that really possible?

i also think about those projects, that were down by 1000 times or more, is there a project really, or everything is just a scam
many bounty hunters go out immediately after distribution, if the token/coin is on the market, and make this go down possible, but if that is 1000 times, than ICO value is highly over real value

A large allocation is only to attract bounty hunters to join and in fact those who have a large allocation at the end of their campaign reduce allocation for bounty on the grounds that the funds achieved are not in line with expectations, so don't be directly interested in large allocations but do research before joining

It depends on how the project will prosper when it will be introduced in the market. When it will get value in exchanges it's the only time that we can see whether this large allocated bounty is profitable or not.

Just as in the case of investor,  everyone determines for himself, when to sell for fair profit. Huge allocation or lesser,  the market worth is the the common denominator for all rewards. Huge rewards with low woth is still the same with low rewards huge worth....

Allocation for bounties matter, but with my experience in bounties, it's not entirely about allocations. For example carry protocol allocation for article wasn't really large at such, but it did 10x on exchange. So you see, some will have large allocation for bounty but will dump -10x when listed on exchange. Also look at the project, how good is it? Do you think it has future prospects? These are some things to consider before doing any bounty.

As far as I can judge from my own experience, this is not so important. Only marketing is important. The stronger the marketing of the project, the higher the likelihood that in the wake of popularity, its price will soar.

The small the allocation the better, because it has only limited number of tokens to be in circulation, the thing is many bounty projects has millions of bounty tokens allocated but the price in it, is just minimal, so i think the lower the tokens, the higher the value, its a vice versa i think, but i dont usually join projects that are large number of tokens allocated, its just a waste of time for me, as the total value of tokens is just a penny.

Bounty hunters are wiser now, big allocations will not lure them if they see the project is dubious, they are looking more on the project's potential in the market, what if you can get 5 or 6 digit tokens if you cannot even sell them or the price is worth a few pennies in the market.

allocation for me is not a major benchmark in joining a profitable bounty, but what I have noticed is how well the team and project will be done, because not all large bounties have the price of tokens or coins that are good or even worthless at all . so we can't see a bounty from the allocation.

Maybe, but you have to be very diligent and patient.

I advise Cloud Token (only the beginning of the project), read more about it here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5157220.0 , I advise you to sort out the topic so as not to blame yourself for the lost opportunity! 💪

P.S. The project token has the ability to do x10 before the end of the year.

For sure it can, but it all depends on their developers and team members. When they have a well written whitepaper, great marketing plan, good process at the product development and a bunch of money, they have all chances to make their coin very big.

From my experience, most bounties with large allocations always result in problems. Either the bounty hunters are locked for a long period of time to prevent dumping of tokens. It is part of strategies used by project dev to attract many hunters in promoting their tokens. Subaj is one of them. Up till today, ( almost a year now) bounty hunters token were not allocated not to talk about being distributed. Also, the CEO on the telegram page has turned to ban anyone that makes a provocative comment about the bounty programme. A lot still exist today but recently old bounty hunters are getting wiser

A large bounty allocation means huge earnings but take note that its a "potential" earning not a sure thing. Of course it all depends whether the project will be successful or not. The allocation is useless if the project fails. Also, if it succeeds, it still depends on its value when it hits the market. The developer and the bounty manager are also contributes to your success whether they will distribute the token or not.

Sometimes they just payout. It happens. If noone else wants to join and only one person believes in the project then they deserve to earn that many coins. Everyone else had the same chance to join but didn't.
Sometimes they will reduce it or it will be a massive amount to one person. None the less said person would have earned majority shares in that coin.

but sometimes the best planning is not as smooth as expected. even though the plan has been run sometimes the market response is not so good. that makes many projects finally have to die and be buried, because they do not have good asset values ​​and good trade.

Large allocations are no guarantee to get big profits from the campaign.
but this can be a consideration so that your time is more valuable.

People are so much concern with bounties with huge allocations which at the long round produces no reasonable profit. For bounties to be considered profitable, it doesn't matter how huge the allocation might be, provided the team behind the project is good and experienced to market the project well. I disagree with bounties with huge allocations considered profitable.

You can promise everything, but do nothing at the same time. Almost all the companies that promised the mountains of gold, did not pay anything out of what was promised, or the payments were a penny. The main thing to attract more people, by any means. Conversely, at first glance, payments by companies with a not very serious budget turned out to be the most generous.

All adequate projects have no campaign bounty or have a very small reward pool. Big reward pool = dump, everyone knows it. For me personally, a large reward pool looks much worse than a small one.

The size of the allocation given is not a guarantee for bounty hunters to get a big profit. it all depends on the value of the token distributed. even though the allocation is up to $ 10 million, it will not benefit bounty hunters, if later the tokens distributed are worthless at all.

I think that no, I have not yet met such Bounty where you could become rich or get very large rewards - these are all fairy tales.  As for me, and in general now Bounty is very tightly paying everything.

Many projects cheat bounty hunters, it has become commonplace, and this is no surprise. Many projects promise a lot, but pay nothing or pay a penny. But sometimes, companies can pay me very large sums of money.

After mid-2018, it didn't matter how many tokens were allocated for the bounty, because they always fell in price to almost zero. If the bull run starts this year, the size will matter.

Bounty with large allocations will only increase the number of tokens you'll get, It does not mean when the token get listed on an exchange you will get a huge value. Some tokens are very low in number but end up with higher value after exchange listing. what really is important is the value of the token, not the number of tokens allocated to a bounty pool.

of course you can, bro. because I have experience with the bounty results that I got at the end of 2017. With the results of the bounty that I got, I can use it for additional investment capital and help with my economic life, bro .
Even some of my relatives who were unable to feel the results I got.

No matter the value of bounty all what counts is the success of the project in the main market, if it's a HIT then voala, we are rich.

of course not always bounty will be profitable! I know bounty that collected 130 m $ but for a year even dont have any good listing, and their tokens selling for very cheap price! also I know projects which are collected not much but gave good reward

Bounties are just a total waste of time, that is the harsh truth.  They are all scams and are just using desperate people from 3rd world countries to advertise their projects.

Sometimes, it isn't really about the bounty allocation but the value of the project and its tokens. I have worked on some bounties that offered smaller allocations but ended up being highly valuable and profitable. The size matters though but not on all projects. The truth is, no one knows how well a token or coin will do in the long run, you just have to keep doing as much as you can and keep believing for a good reward in the end.

Bounties with large allocation can make you profit if the teams are very hardworking ,I've seen many ICO projects with billion max supply and they are trading at 0.02 to 0.10 cent which is a very good price for billion max supply so make sure that you join bounties only because of how good the project is not max supply

While participating in bounties it is very important not to get carried away by the large allocation of the bounty but to also research the project itself because if the allocation is much and the project is not good, the price will dump on the exchange and make it worthless.

of course bro. because we can use the large bounty to increase investment capital and to help meet our daily needs, bro. but for now it's still difficult to get big results from the bounty

I must say that you must do a research before joining into a campaign, big allocation sometimes is a props that make bounty hunter to join in their campaign to help them to promote their project sometimes the bounty that have a small allocation it became successful so be wise on choosing campaign, or join a campaign that it was already listed on a exchange.

The value of biuhty rewards is both a function of how large the allocation is and the amount of people participating in the bounty program. Bounties with large number of participants often have so much more particular8ng as compared to bounties that have only a few participants.
So when considering a bountywith high allocations, you should also consider the number of people doing it.

It depends on project quality, a lot of projects shares huge bounty pools but in conclusion their tokensale is not successful, they cant list on exchange and all their tokens became a dust..But it pool is to small there is no interest for hunters, need to search a golden mean!

Individuals are a lot of anxiety about bounties along with large allocations that in the lengthy circular creates absolutely no sensible revenue. With regard to bounties to become regarded as lucrative, it does not matter exactly how large the actual percentage may be, supplied the actual group at the rear of the actual task is actually great as well as skilled to promote the actual task nicely. We don't agree along with bounties along with large allocations regarded as lucrative.

It's probably a better idea to focus on what the startup can provide in terms of a quality product, strong development team, decent marketing strategy and ability to achieve adoption rather than the bounty allocation as this will determine potential future value for the rewards