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Title: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: CryptoMusicProduct on June 21, 2018, 02:28:11 PM
Another news: "Social media giant Snapchat, following the example of Google and Facebook, will block advertising ICO"

Everybody bans around advertising ICO, does not this mean that the bounties will have more work? Or are these prohibitions bad for the bounties?

What do you think? If somewhere there is less advertising, maybe someone will have it more?


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: rye18 on June 21, 2018, 02:47:50 PM
Another news: "Social media giant Snapchat, following the example of Google and Facebook, will block advertising ICO"

Everybody bans around advertising ICO, does not this mean that the bounties will have more work? Or are these prohibitions bad for the bounties?

What do you think? If somewhere there is less advertising, maybe someone will have it more?

I think we are now in the middle of the bounty era considering of the large community participated in bounty camapaign today and a lots of investors and ICOs project are coming.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: zorko34 on June 21, 2018, 04:04:31 PM
OMG, this things about BAN cryptocurrencies is becoming popular!
these stupid platform and their censorships!!
I'm really tired to hear things like this! Please someone says to them that cryptos are not a bad thing!!


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: goah on June 21, 2018, 04:15:11 PM
no google ads. no fb ads.. who cares.... maybe only ico scams. true crypto projects can live its own life. bounties has nothing to do with prepaid advertisement.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: palermofc on June 21, 2018, 04:33:52 PM
It's not bad for bounties since none of the bounty have Snapchat campaign. Compaines still can find different platforms to make their advertisement.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: owmivmen on June 21, 2018, 04:45:12 PM
all the problems will be answered. media is not just fb, tw, and google only. there is still youtube, linkedin, reddit, steemit are still active to be able to promote crypto. in my opinion actually everyone needs to understand the meaning of cryptocurrency first before they judge the negative about crypto.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: Sony.UK on June 21, 2018, 04:51:54 PM
Another news: "Social media giant Snapchat, following the example of Google and Facebook, will block advertising ICO"

Everybody bans around advertising ICO, does not this mean that the bounties will have more work? Or are these prohibitions bad for the bounties?

What do you think? If somewhere there is less advertising, maybe someone will have it more?
These issues are comes in the USA because both Google and FB are placed in the USA so that country plan to avoiding the crypto platform. But still many other social medias are available in the market and many supporting countries are available in the market so better we should not consider this ICO ads because already we are all face the so many big issues.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: PancherBitCoin on June 21, 2018, 05:11:32 PM
Another news: "Social media giant Snapchat, following the example of Google and Facebook, will block advertising ICO"

Everybody bans around advertising ICO, does not this mean that the bounties will have more work? Or are these prohibitions bad for the bounties?

What do you think? If somewhere there is less advertising, maybe someone will have it more?
These issues are comes in the USA because both Google and FB are placed in the USA so that country plan to avoiding the crypto platform. But still many other social medias are available in the market and many supporting countries are available in the market so better we should not consider this ICO ads because already we are all face the so many big issues.
It seems to me that these restrictions will not do a particular evil for ico companies. This market is developing and spreading information about new projects will be in many ways, even without using Google or Facebook. Well, the use of Bounty companies is still local in nature.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: Manchesterbiru on June 21, 2018, 05:36:06 PM
Information is influential on the development of cryptocurrency especially the ICO, how do I promote the ICO if some banning social media, it's the primary cause of the ICO project because many scam


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: xsantana on June 21, 2018, 05:42:40 PM
disappointing news, if all social media prohibits ICO advertisement, it will have a bad impact with cryptocurrency. how can it be known in the wider world.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: pri3oner on June 21, 2018, 06:18:32 PM
If FB and TW wanna lose their money from crypto projects, companies will be advertised in other. Its business. Bounty as a promotion tool will be alive in different ways.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: Sergo Grigo on June 21, 2018, 06:20:53 PM
The ban on advertising exists in Twitter, Facebook and Instagram, but I have not noticed that it has become worse. All new ICO projects also appear, social networks are full of information about the cryptocurrency, so by and large nothing has changed.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: mrphilippine on June 21, 2018, 06:25:24 PM
Not really, Snapchat, google, and facebook is not the only one for a place for advertisement. There is much more and also i believe legit ICO's can sustain alone even there is low marketing tools for them.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: Jednopivo on June 21, 2018, 06:53:21 PM
Doesn't this just apply to paid advertising to weed out scam ICO's - which I'm sure we are all in favour of? I know that people have had their social medial accounts banned, some say because of the #ICO in it, some say because Twitter, for example, sees tweets and retweets as spam.



Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: Lavander on June 21, 2018, 07:08:40 PM
Another news: "Social media giant Snapchat, following the example of Google and Facebook, will block advertising ICO"

Everybody bans around advertising ICO, does not this mean that the bounties will have more work? Or are these prohibitions bad for the bounties?

What do you think? If somewhere there is less advertising, maybe someone will have it more?
That depends how are you thinking about bounty, cause for me there will be still bounties with other regulations that we know now and there will be still chance to participate in them cause for me there won't be less projects and people who will be trying to gain something from making new bounties. Bounties can live in their own life and making their own profits in ways that they have now and in ways that would be discovered in future in my opinion.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: blacktux88 on June 21, 2018, 07:10:00 PM
the Merit: part of bitcointalk is not so good to earn alot of coins in an bouty...
really dissapointed about this , but we have to accept it

Another news: "Social media giant Snapchat, following the example of Google and Facebook, will block advertising ICO"

Everybody bans around advertising ICO, does not this mean that the bounties will have more work? Or are these prohibitions bad for the bounties?

What do you think? If somewhere there is less advertising, maybe someone will have it more?


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: BestSSS on June 21, 2018, 07:23:52 PM
As for me, so all this news on the prohibition of ICO advertising is another step to dump the prices on the market as well as to reduce the garbage that is dumped in social networks by millions of bounty hunters namely bots. Maybe it's for the best.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: Aptekary on June 21, 2018, 07:31:57 PM
As for me, so all this news on the prohibition of ICO advertising is another step to dump the prices on the market as well as to reduce the garbage that is dumped in social networks by millions of bounty hunters namely bots. Maybe it's for the best.
As for social networks, I completely agree with you. But all ico companies are developing in a greater degree thanks to bounty companies and the dissemination of all information should take place in a confined space of specific resources. and as for the reduction in prices because of the Hunters for the bounty, the total pool of the company's bounty is about 2 or 3%, which generally does not affect pricing.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: Irdina on June 21, 2018, 08:13:48 PM
I do not know if the bounty will end or will add success, but lately bounty bleak, not like before .. the results I get also decreased.hopefully the future will be fine.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: xIIImaL on June 21, 2018, 08:34:03 PM
Another news: "Social media giant Snapchat, following the example of Google and Facebook, will block advertising ICO"

Everybody bans around advertising ICO, does not this mean that the bounties will have more work? Or are these prohibitions bad for the bounties?

What do you think? If somewhere there is less advertising, maybe someone will have it more?

Do you think snapchat is the giant in the social media website mate. Please ignore these sites dump about the bitcoin and alts. Then you need to ignore these things and invest continuously to washout the marketplace dump for the people.
Then you check the good news sites like coindesk and etc to make the decision correctly while you are investing on bitcoin or alts.
Who ever try to give fuck to cryptos we should do the same back to them in some minutes.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: kewlc3s on June 21, 2018, 09:51:18 PM
IMHO it is better for ICO´s. Many people don´t believe in crypto because of thousands of spam in social networks.
If year ago it was still fine, now, almost each twitter bounty participant spam about 10-30 tweets non-stop.
If you wish to promote ICO´s do it in proper way, make high valuable content and everyone will be happy


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: ololajulo on June 21, 2018, 09:57:55 PM
 I think they are just making themselves around the news of ICO campaigns. Am not sure have seen any reward for campaigns on snap chat, however, social media campaign still remain relevant an active for ICOs as ever. I also thought initially that the rule is strict, maybe it was relax over time I guess. I noticed reduction in signature campaign. Even the trail blaizing media (bitcointalk) is losing its ground to other social media and are well rewarded.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: Khalis_3 on June 22, 2018, 04:25:37 AM
I do not know if the bounty will end or will add success, but lately bounty bleak, not like before .. the results I get also decreased.hopefully the future will be fine.
But i hope era bounty never finished cause that impact the project and if google and facebook banned ads crypto what we to do. I pray google and facebook never ban ads crypto.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: frostmourne0311 on June 22, 2018, 04:44:45 AM
If FB and TW wanna lose their money from crypto projects, companies will be advertised in other. Its business. Bounty as a promotion tool will be alive in different ways.

But if Google ban the promotion of ICO, it's hard to advertise any coins to others. In my country, TW is not popular but FB and GG are.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: Octc76 on June 22, 2018, 06:01:37 AM
Another news: "Social media giant Snapchat, following the example of Google and Facebook, will block advertising ICO"

Everybody bans around advertising ICO, does not this mean that the bounties will have more work? Or are these prohibitions bad for the bounties?

What do you think? If somewhere there is less advertising, maybe someone will have it more?
Hi Friends ,.
Snapchat is a social media that has many users. however, the contribution to the crypto world is somewhat less.
do not worry, we still have other bigger and more potential social media such as Reddit, Twitter and others that until now still used to be a marketing place for a project.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: ultrloa on June 22, 2018, 06:32:02 AM
Another news: "Social media giant Snapchat, following the example of Google and Facebook, will block advertising ICO"

Everybody bans around advertising ICO, does not this mean that the bounties will have more work? Or are these prohibitions bad for the bounties?

What do you think? If somewhere there is less advertising, maybe someone will have it more?
Hi Friends ,.
Snapchat is a social media that has many users. however, the contribution to the crypto world is somewhat less.
do not worry, we still have other bigger and more potential social media such as Reddit, Twitter and others that until now still used to be a marketing place for a project.

Absolutely right, there's less traffic on snapchat interms of crypto promotions so we shouldn't get worried for its banning since there's nothing it can do to down  the market since people will just ignore it.

We should look up for another better news since there are more interesting things which could hook up our attentions and we should only get alert if those one whose plan to ban is a major source of crypto ads traffic site who will implement it on future.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: bhadz on June 22, 2018, 06:55:15 AM
Another news: "Social media giant Snapchat, following the example of Google and Facebook, will block advertising ICO"
Is this real that they are another social media "GIANT"? I don't use this app so I don't think there will be a sense if they ban ICO ads. They are just following the trend and soon we'll see their own token.
Everybody bans around advertising ICO, does not this mean that the bounties will have more work? Or are these prohibitions bad for the bounties?
They are only paying attention to the paid ads but it has nothing to do with each users post about what they feel about ICOs or intentional advertisement with their profile accounts.
What do you think? If somewhere there is less advertising, maybe someone will have it more?
These social media "giants" are only following the trend, soon they will remove that ban of ads when they feel that there's a big less to their profit.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: niacar on June 22, 2018, 07:32:26 AM
Another news: "Social media giant Snapchat, following the example of Google and Facebook, will block advertising ICO"

Everybody bans around advertising ICO, does not this mean that the bounties will have more work? Or are these prohibitions bad for the bounties?

What do you think? If somewhere there is less advertising, maybe someone will have it more?
I think that if such a message is established, it will affect the amount of bounty. Because if these big social media really prohibit advertising, the project party should respect other methods. This may not be what our bounty hunters worry about. At present, the bounty office will eliminate some of the poor bounty tasks in the midst of development and it is good for us.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: cbIpok on June 22, 2018, 07:47:04 AM
I do not think it would be very important Snapchat bans ico advertisements. I've never seen a bounty that already wants snapchat.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: canque31 on June 22, 2018, 07:57:37 AM
When crypto started way back years ago crypto experienced a lot of challenges. Many people think that crypto will end immediately after launching. But they try their best to survive until now. Same as the bounty campaigns. I can say bounty era just started. Bounties help a lot of people to earn. As long as you are are hardworking and persevere you earn. Still many think that bounty is just a waste of time and not worth it. But for me bounties are worth it. Maybe they say bounties will end because of the scammers. Scammers can't make bounty end cause there are more legit bounties that will help it survive longer. Say no to scam and no to bounties era end.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: crzy on June 22, 2018, 08:00:15 AM
I do not think it would be very important Snapchat bans ico advertisements. I've never seen a bounty that already wants snapchat.
That's true and Snapchat is nothing compared to other big social apps  and beside they are just banning the advertisements not the people who will share ICO's. Bounty hunters still able to share post about cryptocurrency and ICO so I think this news will not affect much the market.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: riboku0105 on June 22, 2018, 08:59:09 AM
Snapchat does not affect many bonus campaigns besides the current facebook and twitter campaign. Many projects have campaigns for steemit and reddit so I do not think the ban from google, facebook, gay twitter affect so many campaigns.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: bitcoindian on June 22, 2018, 09:02:36 AM
Snapchat does not affect many bonus campaigns besides the current facebook and twitter campaign. Many projects have campaigns for steemit and reddit so I do not think the ban from google, facebook, gay twitter affect so many campaigns.

The major problem is with the governments once they start some separate rules for ICO's then automatically twitter and facebook will allow crypto currency advertising again. So it is always good to wait and follow some guidelines from the government.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: Soroskatona on June 22, 2018, 10:23:40 AM
I dont think so that is big news. Never got ICO ad on snapchat.
If someone wishes to invest into ICOs, will visit sites like icobench, or similar. I dont think so that is going to break the whole thing.

However, other forms of advertisements may arise, and maybe that would be great for the bounties. I'd love to see more percantage spent on bounties, nut just 0,5 or 1, but maybe 1,5-2%


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: Isaremj3 on June 22, 2018, 11:29:29 AM
Nobody can really say this is the end of the bounty era however, if bounty is going to end their is still aspect of bounty campaign that will still stand or exist. The aspects of bounty campaign that we live long is signature. Bounty get more popular things get better in cryptosystem.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: djselery on June 22, 2018, 12:59:44 PM
It is not the end of the "bounty era", but it is not the beginning as well. Bounty is still a profitable way, but it is a lot less profitable than a few months ago, because it is now very popular and every campaign get thousands of participants almost, so the reward for each participant is nowadays small. But you can earning big if you join many campaigns.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: BTCITA187 on June 22, 2018, 02:24:11 PM
If FB and TW wanna lose their money from crypto projects, companies will be advertised in other. Its business. Bounty as a promotion tool will be alive in different ways.
I thought as well as you and I also did not understand why they do it, but then I read that FB, google and others are going to release their own cryptocurrency. To be honest, I was not surprised by this news. All that is happening around ICO prohibitions, threats, and other more like unfair competition from IT giants


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: koloNikolo on June 22, 2018, 02:45:32 PM
I think that it doesn't mean for real big projects that they are prohibited or nah. The main thing is that fb, tw or the other advertisement services will be blocked the developers and market persons will find the other way of promoting. And I think fb and tw will loose big audience with such moves.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: kudil on June 22, 2018, 02:53:10 PM
Another news: "Social media giant Snapchat, following the example of Google and Facebook, will block advertising ICO"

Everybody bans around advertising ICO, does not this mean that the bounties will have more work? Or are these prohibitions bad for the bounties?

What do you think? If somewhere there is less advertising, maybe someone will have it more?
What is banned? posting or advertising of ICO? In case facebook and twitter, advertising of ICO has banned, but for posting like update status, that is not forbiden.
read here
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/03/26/twitter-bans-cryptocurrency-advertising-joining-other-tech-giants-in-crackdown.html
or
https://web.facebook.com/business/news/new-ads-policy-improving-integrity-and-security-of-financial-product-and-services-ads?_rdc=1&_rdr

In that case, it will profitable for bounty hunter, because many project need help of bounty hunter to promote the project, so this is the new era of bounty hunters :) 


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: ryancpk on June 22, 2018, 02:56:45 PM
Another news: "Social media giant Snapchat, following the example of Google and Facebook, will block advertising ICO"

Everybody bans around advertising ICO, does not this mean that the bounties will have more work? Or are these prohibitions bad for the bounties?

What do you think? If somewhere there is less advertising, maybe someone will have it more?

There are still steemit, blogspot, golos, telegram and etc. :)


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: Wipro on June 22, 2018, 03:08:24 PM
Another news: "Social media giant Snapchat, following the example of Google and Facebook, will block advertising ICO"

Everybody bans around advertising ICO, does not this mean that the bounties will have more work? Or are these prohibitions bad for the bounties?

What do you think? If somewhere there is less advertising, maybe someone will have it more?

There are still steemit, blogspot, golos, telegram and etc. :)

Seems positive person mate. Good luck hope you will get the more ICO bounties for social media side for you. I see the investors or any marketing people mostly focus on facebook and twitter. They will never consider snapchat as a medium of promotion.

So far see that they have sharing shit adult promotion mostly on their application. So we do not need to give fuck to them.
Bounties will be there until the last ICO project coming to the market.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: gghh111111 on June 22, 2018, 03:16:00 PM
It is the beggining.
Like the other day, I saw a guy with a whole portfolio for bounty hunting.
People are going seriously with it


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: CryptoPowerL on June 22, 2018, 03:41:30 PM
Why is the prohibition of advertising ico in social networks, many perceived as the end of the bounty? Is this the only source of advertising? facebook and twitter announced a ban, but so far official pages of projects ico no one blocks


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: kolsernik on June 22, 2018, 04:43:18 PM
Google in the first place is a huge money.It is clear that there is a workaround for ICO advertising.But still, this is not very good news for the cryptocurrency community.Why they are so critical are not clear


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: BenRayfield on June 22, 2018, 07:19:19 PM
Another news: "Social media giant Snapchat, following the example of Google and Facebook, will block advertising ICO"

Everybody bans around advertising ICO, does not this mean that the bounties will have more work? Or are these prohibitions bad for the bounties?

What do you think? If somewhere there is less advertising, maybe someone will have it more?
I think we should forget about social campaigns. Soon all managers will abandon them. several reasons.
1. The most inefficient type of campaign,
2. Too many bots are taking part.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: Katabit on June 22, 2018, 10:01:05 PM
ICO is just another stage in the evolution of the cryptocurrency. I am sure that soon something new will appear that is safer and more attractive for investors. And we will also do bounties only on more transparent terms.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: Mainman08 on June 22, 2018, 10:52:01 PM
I know one day all bounty will come to an end. But i think there are more bounty campaign that will introduce in the market. And bounty will stay for a long time i think.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: pivxmen on June 22, 2018, 11:03:49 PM
This is due to the many ico scam advertised on facebook so many investors are deceived after seeing the ico ads. should parties such as facebook, twitter, google see the authenticity of the project before the ico project is making ads.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: MRlong on June 22, 2018, 11:15:09 PM
Google and Facebook banning crypto-related ads have nothing to do with the bounty. Typically, to promote ICO campaigns, project owners often use bounty rather than running ads. So I think the bounty will last a long time if ICO projects are still alive.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: senne on June 22, 2018, 11:20:37 PM
I think they are only banning advertisement of ICO but they can't ban the personal views of anyone, if you want to post anything from your account regarding an ICO you definitely can do that. The only motive for such a action is that they wan tot protect the people who are unaware of crypto currency and they might invest in any wrong coin looking from advertisements but such advertisement business is run by everyone from stocks to casino games then why only target crypto currency in this matter.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: Baoo on June 23, 2018, 04:46:48 AM
Well, I totally disagree with you OP, it is difficult to conclude through this news of the media that this is the end of ICO, because simply, the media are always manipulating people through some fake information, predictions and even news in order to achieve the interests or goals of the governments especially who want to destroy everything related to cryptocurrencies.

 IMO, the field of ICO will continue to succeed, and it will become of great value in the future and even better than that before, especially when the majority of big governments will recognize the cyeptcurrenies, and despite that in this period there are some problems but there must be time to resolve them (few months). In fact, the ICO can facilitate the success of every project, especially when it is related the era of Blockchain technology, so I do not think that the countries do not want to benefit from this field.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: Spaffin on June 23, 2018, 05:11:25 AM
Another news: "Social media giant Snapchat, following the example of Google and Facebook, will block advertising ICO"

Everybody bans around advertising ICO, does not this mean that the bounties will have more work? Or are these prohibitions bad for the bounties?

What do you think? If somewhere there is less advertising, maybe someone will have it more?
Most likely, that it will be so. If different social networks prohibit advertising of ICO projects, then the significance of this forum will increase. It is obvious. However, I do not yet see that social networks really banned advertising ICO projects. Until now, ICO advertising in all social networks is in full swing and I do not see any problems on this issue.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: keskass on June 23, 2018, 07:59:05 AM
there is always a way for promotion when it comes to money, our main enemy is a scammer. they took the opportunity behind the success of blockchain technology. hypp and ponzy also leave a bad impression on the crypto currency


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: Claudyah on June 23, 2018, 08:20:55 AM
Another news: "Social media giant Snapchat, following the example of Google and Facebook, will block advertising ICO"

Everybody bans around advertising ICO, does not this mean that the bounties will have more work? Or are these prohibitions bad for the bounties?

What do you think? If somewhere there is less advertising, maybe someone will have it more?
no problem because ICO users now have a lot if the ad is no longer needed ICO users will not be reduced because of some investment they may have done because when other social media blocking ads about ICO ICo fact still growing rapidly.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: iqlimasyadiqa on June 23, 2018, 08:40:06 AM
Another news: "Social media giant Snapchat, following the example of Google and Facebook, will block advertising ICO"

Everybody bans around advertising ICO, does not this mean that the bounties will have more work? Or are these prohibitions bad for the bounties?

What do you think? If somewhere there is less advertising, maybe someone will have it more?
Most likely, that it will be so. If different social networks prohibit advertising of ICO projects, then the significance of this forum will increase. It is obvious. However, I do not yet see that social networks really banned advertising ICO projects. Until now, ICO advertising in all social networks is in full swing and I do not see any problems on this issue.
That is brilliant thinking. I agree to you that when a side can not be used like in social networking then there will be another way that can be used. The development of technology as it is currently very possible in disseminating information easily. So when an ICO advertisement is banned on social media then it is not a problem in my opinion. There are still many ways that can be done and this forum will get bigger.

The growing number of forum users here has also proven that the number of crypto users has been increasing and currently has a very outspoken market.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: torai on June 23, 2018, 10:37:52 AM
For the last half a year the market of bounty has changed a lot, but it can't be called the end of "bounty era". It's just a beginning.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: Bambaster on June 23, 2018, 11:04:14 AM
At the moment, you can write articles and shoot videos on different ICOs. Spreading this information is not forbidden) So there is still life in the bounty!


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: lucas79 on June 23, 2018, 11:23:07 AM
So far, the bounty campaign has allowed the registration of social networks Facebook, Twitter, .. I think the ban will soon be removed.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: totoy4741 on June 23, 2018, 11:59:35 AM
The news is kind of not looking good for us bounty hunters espcially those who are just starting and the only thing they can do is post on social medias such as Facebook/Twitter. Advertiser/ICO platforms are going to hard time to find anlternative solutions to these since most investors are on social medias.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: marinakofoleva on June 23, 2018, 12:26:30 PM
Another news: "Social media giant Snapchat, following the example of Google and Facebook, will block advertising ICO"

Everybody bans around advertising ICO, does not this mean that the bounties will have more work? Or are these prohibitions bad for the bounties?

What do you think? If somewhere there is less advertising, maybe someone will have it more?

today the bounty of the company, tomorrow is another generosity will ways others will. No need to think about the future. You have to live today and wait for tomorrow. It's in the news about paid advertising, and bounty hunters perform free advertising.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: Metamorps on June 23, 2018, 12:32:13 PM
I think this is the middle of the bounty era,may indeed be many opportunities for the bounty hunter, but with the many participants and scam ICOs, then the results that will be obtained will be the same


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: 2stout on June 23, 2018, 11:10:00 PM
With such prohibitions starting to proliferate, it may potential be the beginning of the higher paid bounty in order to incentivize the remaining channels.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: DPrillio on June 23, 2018, 11:58:36 PM
With such prohibitions starting to proliferate, it may potential be the beginning of the higher paid bounty in order to incentivize the remaining channels.
Bounty is mostly been a part for every ICO and many hunters are benefited through joining its campaign but today's market trend greatly affect every bounty hunter's earning that leads to demotivate them in joining because but still I believe that this all is because of market's volatility and bounty will never end as long as crypto currency is always there.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: mundang on June 24, 2018, 01:00:22 AM
Another news: "Social media giant Snapchat, following the example of Google and Facebook, will block advertising ICO"

Everybody bans around advertising ICO, does not this mean that the bounties will have more work? Or are these prohibitions bad for the bounties?

What do you think? If somewhere there is less advertising, maybe someone will have it more?
because of this bans which was made by twitter and facebook for icos has made a lot of change in the world of crypto, more and more people are now afraid to invest on icos and even in some coins cause they thought its a scam


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: Heart18 on June 24, 2018, 03:27:26 AM
    I think bounty is now at the middle of the journey that's why it faces now different problem that sometimes makes the people afraid in cryptocurrency and make others striving to meet their certain goals in investing in cryptocurrency. If the others panic selling because they are afraid with the current market situation,on the other sides others people are panic buying coins at a cheaper price before it will go to the moon.They don't want to miss this wonderful opportunity because they have positive mind and has also a positive prediction of the future.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: mabyyy on June 24, 2018, 04:11:44 AM
Any reaction to an event is much better - ignoring it. Black PR is also PR. Do not know which side snapchat refers to the crypto world as far as I know, snapchat none of the bounty of the company not predstaven. so this news goes by. But for the community, advertising bans are good news - the smaller the budget for direct advertising, the bigger the budget for bounty


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: Spaffin on June 24, 2018, 07:13:37 AM
Another news: "Social media giant Snapchat, following the example of Google and Facebook, will block advertising ICO"

Everybody bans around advertising ICO, does not this mean that the bounties will have more work? Or are these prohibitions bad for the bounties?

What do you think? If somewhere there is less advertising, maybe someone will have it more?
I do not see any particular reason for concern about the ban on advertising of ICO projects on social networks. No matter how much they write about banning such advertising, and on this forum there are still no problems with the generosity of ICO campaigns in social networks. Even if the advertising of ICO projects in them will be banned, this will change little. This forum may well take on the main job of promoting this process. Now it has become quite famous and popular for potential investors and bounty hunters quite can do this job without social networks. At the same time, the role of this forum will increase. So there is no thin without good.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: IrinaKaizer on June 24, 2018, 10:37:30 AM
it was forbidden to advertise ICO projects, but nobody prohibited to make reposts and write records about the crypto currency. That is, I want to say that people who earn on bounty companies and thus make PR and will continue to do so.

A ban as something to avoid, I'm sure. Banned here-go to another place))


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: Fenderr on June 24, 2018, 12:14:12 PM
Snapchat hasn't been in the list of medium where you can promote ICO's anyways, so for me it's good riddance to bad rubbish. That which will affect bounty hunters is the ban on twitter and facebook


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: wxxyrqa on June 24, 2018, 04:42:35 PM
Snapchat hasn't been in the list of medium where you can promote ICO's anyways, so for me it's good riddance to bad rubbish. That which will affect bounty hunters is the ban on twitter and facebook
As for social networks, there are a lot of users who disagree. As social networks have turned into advertising booklets, therefore they introduce some kind of prohibitions.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: zhukovt34 on June 24, 2018, 05:03:26 PM
I think that this social crypto bans and general war against cryptocurrencies that comes from fiat holders, would not have negative impact on crypto bounties, there are other marketing solutions for crypto world through internet.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: seven2smoke1 on June 24, 2018, 05:16:06 PM
Another news: "Social media giant Snapchat, following the example of Google and Facebook, will block advertising ICO"

Everybody bans around advertising ICO, does not this mean that the bounties will have more work? Or are these prohibitions bad for the bounties?

What do you think? If somewhere there is less advertising, maybe someone will have it more?
I heard a lot about these ban from a long time ago, I don't know why they still believe that crypto are a bad thing, or in reality it's very good for them and for all the community. By these ban, they kill bitcoin slowly, maybe this is what they want, but I am sure that bitcoin is too strong and other crypto will follow bitcoin which is powerful. I don't think that social media can kill crypto, because of the large bitcoin community now.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: HELLOFF on June 24, 2018, 07:41:21 PM
I think that this social crypto bans and general war against cryptocurrencies that comes from fiat holders, would not have negative impact on crypto bounties, there are other marketing solutions for crypto world through internet.
The fact is that not everyone likes the idea of legalizing crypto currency. Perhaps because of this in many countries there are opponents of this. Perhaps many are trying to hide their income and fortune in the crypto currency, because otherwise they will have to pay tax.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: CryptoMusicProduct on June 24, 2018, 08:22:18 PM
all the problems will be answered. media is not just fb, tw, and google only. there is still youtube, linkedin, reddit, steemit are still active to be able to promote crypto. in my opinion actually everyone needs to understand the meaning of cryptocurrency first before they judge the negative about crypto.
And how do you understand the importance of crypto currency? I believe that the crypto currency was created by the world government to enslave humanity and the era has only begun. In time, this market will enslave humanity


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: CryptoMusicProduct on June 24, 2018, 08:24:22 PM
OMG, this things about BAN cryptocurrencies is becoming popular!
these stupid platform and their censorships!!
I'm really tired to hear things like this! Please someone says to them that cryptos are not a bad thing!!

Once again, I will say that at the crypto currency you can still earn at least 2 years, but the consequences of creating this market, many people do not even understand


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: realknow on June 25, 2018, 12:24:46 AM
Another news: "Social media giant Snapchat, following the example of Google and Facebook, will block advertising ICO"

Everybody bans around advertising ICO, does not this mean that the bounties will have more work? Or are these prohibitions bad for the bounties?

What do you think? If somewhere there is less advertising, maybe someone will have it more?
I heard a lot about these ban from a long time ago, I don't know why they still believe that crypto are a bad thing, or in reality it's very good for them and for all the community. By these ban, they kill bitcoin slowly, maybe this is what they want, but I am sure that bitcoin is too strong and other crypto will follow bitcoin which is powerful. I don't think that social media can kill crypto, because of the large bitcoin community now.


it is true that the host of the world of crypto will always be glorious because many devotees and developers are loyal to promote bitcoin world and will continue to disseminate to the crowd that bitcoin will bring us in the success and of course in the necessities of everyday life, all the bad issues about bitcoin is just news not believed.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: Jaycee99 on June 25, 2018, 01:08:23 AM
Another news: "Social media giant Snapchat, following the example of Google and Facebook, will block advertising ICO"

Everybody bans around advertising ICO, does not this mean that the bounties will have more work? Or are these prohibitions bad for the bounties?

What do you think? If somewhere there is less advertising, maybe someone will have it more?

If thishappens they will still find a way to advetise ICO. If it is block its a bad new for others that are used to work with  social media campaigns they might get mad but I guarantee that ICO will still find a way the hired manager will help as well because the manager is the one that will handle everything in advetising. Also maybe yes this is bad but Iam sure there is a solution for every situation.

A fact that this may be false new because really people might just want attention or just to post something but sometimes others want to know the truth but for me this will not happen for now because before there is a news about facebook will ban ICO ads but it is still in my Facebook feed.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: Agamatal123 on June 25, 2018, 05:01:09 AM
The bounty as just started. No one can tell its ends it's just a beginning. So amazing and turn around as happened over bounty campaign. Wish it more progressing


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: little Phil on June 25, 2018, 06:19:57 AM
This advertising block is quite frustrating but if anything I believe it will just increase the relevance of social media bounty campaigns


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: BlackMoon25 on June 25, 2018, 06:29:01 AM
Another news: "Social media giant Snapchat, following the example of Google and Facebook, will block advertising ICO"

Everybody bans around advertising ICO, does not this mean that the bounties will have more work? Or are these prohibitions bad for the bounties?

What do you think? If somewhere there is less advertising, maybe someone will have it more?

In reality, TW + FB are just 2 of 6 regularly campaigns of a bounty, including signature, youtube, blog/content, social (Twitter, FB, Instagram), Telegram, Translation. So it's not the end of bounty era eventually FB + Google + TW block advertising ICO.
The host will find the other way than FB + Twitter to promote their ICO. 


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: kolsernik on June 25, 2018, 07:48:17 AM
ICO is just beginning to develop.Many interesting and promising ideas.They all have a chance to live.The Internet can not be banned and therefore the ICO can not be banned.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: Peple on June 25, 2018, 08:47:02 AM
This is definitely not the end, we are waiting for a lot of interesting projects and you can earn a big reward)


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: ljp7839008 on June 26, 2018, 08:30:18 AM
Payments are not as good as they were in 2017! But all same reward still alive! You need to carefully choose your own bounty program!  The amount of the pay was decent!


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: DanWalker on June 27, 2018, 09:05:14 PM
This is definitely not the end, we are waiting for a lot of interesting projects and you can earn a big reward)

I have been involved in bounty campaigns for several years, so it is difficult to call this industry a new one. It seems to me that this industry is experiencing a moment of transition from quantity to quality now. Most likely the bounty will exist for a long time.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: radokan on June 30, 2018, 02:06:40 PM
Another news: "Social media giant Snapchat, following the example of Google and Facebook, will block advertising ICO"

Everybody bans around advertising ICO, does not this mean that the bounties will have more work? Or are these prohibitions bad for the bounties?

What do you think? If somewhere there is less advertising, maybe someone will have it more?
Yes, everyone bans ICO advertising but who actually banned ICO advertising?
Twitter? No. Facebook? No. Youtube? No.
No one banned ICO advertising yet, if they want to ban they need to ban lots accounts from their social media.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: BTCHadzija on June 30, 2018, 02:58:11 PM
and ICO ads are back on facebook


there's no stopping this train


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: Lavander on June 30, 2018, 03:31:41 PM
and ICO ads are back on facebook


there's no stopping this train
That is true, crypto market is still developing everyday, the same is with bounty, for me next years will show how strong this "crypto machine" could be.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: Kriptosoul on June 30, 2018, 04:34:57 PM
Another news: "Social media giant Snapchat, following the example of Google and Facebook, will block advertising ICO"

Everybody bans around advertising ICO, does not this mean that the bounties will have more work? Or are these prohibitions bad for the bounties?

What do you think? If somewhere there is less advertising, maybe someone will have it more?
All this is introduced only because users are annoyed by constant advertising, on this basis they block everything, so prohibitions are not always bad.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: Fedrey on June 30, 2018, 08:14:01 PM
Another news: "Social media giant Snapchat, following the example of Google and Facebook, will block advertising ICO"

Everybody bans around advertising ICO, does not this mean that the bounties will have more work? Or are these prohibitions bad for the bounties?

What do you think? If somewhere there is less advertising, maybe someone will have it more?
All this is introduced only because users are annoyed by constant advertising, on this basis they block everything, so prohibitions are not always bad.
If we are talking about bounty companies that spread to social networks, then many people are displeased. Today, we are surrounded by a lot of advertising, which is just driving us crazy.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: Lanatsa on June 30, 2018, 08:46:07 PM
Another news: "Social media giant Snapchat, following the example of Google and Facebook, will block advertising ICO"

Everybody bans around advertising ICO, does not this mean that the bounties will have more work? Or are these prohibitions bad for the bounties?

What do you think? If somewhere there is less advertising, maybe someone will have it more?
Seems like you arent aware on the news about reversing decisions of Facebook when it comes to ICO advertisement ban where they dont already ban anymore those kind of advertisement.Im not really keen when it comes to social media platform but when it comes to snapchat i dont think it would give any effect why? Its not being used commonly on bounty campaigns and only twitter,facebook,telegram,medium are the most common platforms being used.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: creat!ve on June 30, 2018, 08:54:12 PM
Its definitely the beginning, a lot more new campaigns will come soon and if one gets prohibited it will be easily substituted by something else


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: clawdiw on June 30, 2018, 09:25:38 PM
So they are banning (have banned) ICO advertising only, which in my opinion is better for the bounty users. That means that the channel used for the new ICOs to promote themselves will be their supporters because the big platforms do not support their initiative.
A great news that came out of Facebook is that they will allow crypto related advertising only after a very detailed check. But they will not support ICO advertising though. What ever shall happen, I hope that bounties will not end soon. Some of the projects really deserve to be shared. One such project is #Blocnation. Great team, working product, great use case, huge potential moving forward.
Check more at: https://blocnation.io/


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: Dimon8 on July 01, 2018, 10:46:26 AM
I think that the ban on advertising ICO Snapchat does not affect the bounty. There is a huge number of popular social networks and media networks that allow advertising ICO.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: katawan4741 on July 01, 2018, 11:09:23 AM
Another news: "Social media giant Snapchat, following the example of Google and Facebook, will block advertising ICO"

Everybody bans around advertising ICO, does not this mean that the bounties will have more work? Or are these prohibitions bad for the bounties?

What do you think? If somewhere there is less advertising, maybe someone will have it more?

I don't think so, there are still any other social medias out there still accepting ICO advertisements as long as they're there Bounty will still be alive.. And note that Facebook has already reversed its banning issue about ICO's so the Bounty continues. Hopefully all social medias allow such activities cause it is cery helpful not only for those who are trying to earn by doing bounties as well as for those project lessrn their burden looking to advertise their project in the cheapest way.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: CrazeCoinz on July 01, 2018, 12:35:04 PM
Another news: "Social media giant Snapchat, following the example of Google and Facebook, will block advertising ICO"

Everybody bans around advertising ICO, does not this mean that the bounties will have more work? Or are these prohibitions bad for the bounties?

What do you think? If somewhere there is less advertising, maybe someone will have it more?
this social media banning is not new to crypto as I think this will not affect the popularity of cryptocurrency and more sites will be available for the ICO promotions. Although I did not see any bounty related to snapchat as more ICO are doing in telegram.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: MRlong on July 01, 2018, 12:47:04 PM
Another news: "Social media giant Snapchat, following the example of Google and Facebook, will block advertising ICO"

Everybody bans around advertising ICO, does not this mean that the bounties will have more work? Or are these prohibitions bad for the bounties?

What do you think? If somewhere there is less advertising, maybe someone will have it more?
this social media banning is not new to crypto as I think this will not affect the popularity of cryptocurrency and more sites will be available for the ICO promotions. Although I did not see any bounty related to snapchat as more ICO are doing in telegram.
I think you don't read news about cryptocurrency that Facebook removed ban on cryptocurrency already so now ICO project can be advertised on Facebook as before ;D. I think it'll affect a lot to facebook bounty campaign that facebook bounty will receive less token than usual when Facebook still ban ICO ads. I think after Facebook, Twitter will also do the same that they'll remove ban on ICO ads ;D


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: airdropcoin on July 01, 2018, 01:37:30 PM
Such a policy will have a big impact on the bounty hunter, which means we are about to lose a mission option! And more sales channels for cryptocurrencies are being reduced!


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: xyzone on July 01, 2018, 02:04:32 PM
I think there will be a lot of participants and big competition in 1 campaign only. which is still available if social media prohibits crypto ads are signature, youtube and articles.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: martina14 on July 01, 2018, 02:11:02 PM
Another news: "Social media giant Snapchat, following the example of Google and Facebook, will block advertising ICO"

Everybody bans around advertising ICO, does not this mean that the bounties will have more work? Or are these prohibitions bad for the bounties?

What do you think? If somewhere there is less advertising, maybe someone will have it more?

I can see those news all over the internet.
But after of those announcement, i can still see so many ICO post and advertisement in social media.
Nothing happen new on the platform!

Bounty will never end unless there will be a advertising at MAINSTREAM MEDIA that has the capability to show it to every country in the world.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: Joker121212 on July 01, 2018, 02:13:18 PM
If that's a taboo from Snapchat, I have not seen anything harmful to Bounty campaigns. But this is a bad signal. Social networks are considering Ico as a bad thing. I do not dare to talk about the future. But this could be the start of the demise of the bonus campaign


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: Ninjacointop on July 01, 2018, 05:40:22 PM
I don't know what will happen in the future, but perhaps the current model of advertising (with the help of bounty campaigns) will exist. In any case, ICO is a model for attracting funds for people who have little money. And bounty is a free advertisement.  I see this model very effectively. However, in the future, the requirements for bounty hunters will be strengthened i think. For example, now, bounty hunters have twitter accounts with fake followers, and so the effect from such advertising is very weak. I think the emphasis will be on bloggers, and social campaigns will go to the background.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: Lontongmie on July 03, 2018, 09:11:37 AM
It seems to me that what is happening in the market now is not the end of the crypt, but only the beginning of a new era. We are now going through hard times and we need to be as much careful as we can.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: Sergo Grigo on July 26, 2018, 05:36:52 PM
As far as I know, the social network Facebook has already abolished the ban on the display of advertising of ICO projects. I think that over time, Instagram and Google will also abolish these bans on advertising ICO projects.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: Snaic on July 26, 2018, 06:04:50 PM
Another news: "Social media giant Snapchat, following the example of Google and Facebook, will block advertising ICO"

Everybody bans around advertising ICO, does not this mean that the bounties will have more work? Or are these prohibitions bad for the bounties?

What do you think? If somewhere there is less advertising, maybe someone will have it more?
The ban on advertising ICO projects in social networks, of course, will increase the burden on such specialized forums as this one. However, how many news appear about such prohibitions, but the program of generosity still works in all social networks. I think that with the advertising of ICO projects everything will be fine. In any case, ICO projects will always be able to count on this forum.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: AlanShlafter on July 26, 2018, 06:21:20 PM
Another news: "Social media giant Snapchat, following the example of Google and Facebook, will block advertising ICO"

Everybody bans around advertising ICO, does not this mean that the bounties will have more work? Or are these prohibitions bad for the bounties?

What do you think? If somewhere there is less advertising, maybe someone will have it more?
Advertisement of ICOs are not related with bounties. People are making posts about projects in bounties, not giving advertisement to the social media website banners.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: trader34 on July 26, 2018, 06:52:42 PM
I think we are still at the beginning of the bounty area, but probably a lot of things will change in the future and bounties will be more selective with its participants for sure!


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: Bencus on July 26, 2018, 07:24:07 PM
I'd say too many are getting into bounties, and the ICOs are not getting as popular as fast, so its going down I believe.
Wether if bouunties will end, I dont know. I think it will live on for long, as it is an effective way to advertise.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: Supremacy1 on July 26, 2018, 07:37:34 PM
I don't care about fb or Snapchat ban , how many people are crypto literate that is investing in the ICO , I can only fear if likes of linkedl btt and others crypto related site ban it


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: Zadicar on July 26, 2018, 07:41:45 PM
Another news: "Social media giant Snapchat, following the example of Google and Facebook, will block advertising ICO"

Everybody bans around advertising ICO, does not this mean that the bounties will have more work? Or are these prohibitions bad for the bounties?

What do you think? If somewhere there is less advertising, maybe someone will have it more?
Facebook already changed their decision on such ban and no Google doesn't have that kind of restriction anymore which means Advertisement related to Crypto would still continue and Bounty would still continue.This would be a good news but even though they do banned it there are still lots of ways where projects can make a marketing therefore bounty wont really be dead on that easy.
Somehow spamming the entire network of fraud ICO's would be always tied up.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: RobinGood on July 26, 2018, 07:52:29 PM
yes like google canceled all the prohibitions and in fact I did not really feel the ban on advertising on facebook and twitter as everyone did the bounty and continue! and so it seems to me all the same passed the peak bounty though who knows everything can come back when the bitcoin again takes off to $ 20,000


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: baeva2 on July 26, 2018, 08:42:08 PM
I think that the end of the era will not be rewarded. The ban on Google advertising, Twitter and Facebook was needed as one of the reasons for the collapse of the crypto currency market. Today, little by little, these social networks are beginning to relax their limitations.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: Acex29 on July 26, 2018, 09:07:32 PM
Another news: "Social media giant Snapchat, following the example of Google and Facebook, will block advertising ICO"

Everybody bans around advertising ICO, does not this mean that the bounties will have more work? Or are these prohibitions bad for the bounties?

What do you think? If somewhere there is less advertising, maybe someone will have it more?
I believe that all these bans will not affect the ICO and bounty campaigns. In the future, all these bans will be removed, as the future of cryptocurrency.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: JCLee on July 27, 2018, 06:19:44 AM
This is just the beginning :). Crypto world is more and more well known day by day so I think a lot of investors in real life will join crypto world and number of ICO project will increase very quickly because of increasing in investor :). Because of increasing of ICO project so number of bounty campaign will increase as well :). No matter if Twitter or Facebook ban ICO ads, we still can join bounty campaign and promote for these project on so many social networks :).


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: Jamota459 on July 27, 2018, 08:20:02 AM
some bounty with low value and act of scam as bring most investors in to panic. i can say this is just the beginning of the bounty. most ico introduce now have high value and well structure to be the most valuable in the market


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: bitcoinisbest on July 27, 2018, 08:24:05 AM
As far as I know, the social network Facebook has already abolished the ban on the display of advertising of ICO projects. I think that over time, Instagram and Google will also abolish these bans on advertising ICO projects.

It is definitely not the end of anything. It is at initial stages where some countries are against it and others are trying to explore more about it. May be this ban by the sites would be just temporary even if it happens and will be abolished soon.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: Evaporation 123 on July 27, 2018, 09:55:29 AM
this is the beginning of bounty some may say its the end. maybe their act to bounty may not be positive and they may not have a good and sound knowledge of bounty. before the december i believe bounty is going to make it to the top


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: hh4mmm on July 27, 2018, 11:08:13 AM
Another news: "Social media giant Snapchat, following the example of Google and Facebook, will block advertising ICO"
Everybody bans around advertising ICO, does not this mean that the bounties will have more work? Or are these prohibitions bad for the bounties?
What do you think? If somewhere there is less advertising, maybe someone will have it more?

if facebook ban for advertising ICO's then we can use another platform to promote those projects moreover twitter is there we can as well channel it and to other different way. normally in bounty pools we have :

1. Signature Bounty 45%
2. Youtube/Blog/Article 20%
3. Twitter Bounty 15%
4. Translation Bounty 10%
5. Telegram Bounty 10%

although the allocations changes but facebook are most times the least so if such things happen then we have use the rest pools to work.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: BraveSaw on July 27, 2018, 11:30:15 AM
I don't think that it is the end of bounty era. Maybe number of ICOs will decrease, but maybe it even will be better for bounty hunters - 'quality' of ICO can increase and we will see less scam ICOs.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: baghdatis1990 on July 27, 2018, 12:04:44 PM

        I've still heard of the ban on Twitter and facebook advertising, but while I participated in the twitter and facebook campaigns, I did not receive any ads on banning the ad. I think they're probably being surveyed.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: darmawan_lasuara on July 27, 2018, 12:24:42 PM
Many ways to promote ICO, for the bounty hunter they just follow the rules provided by bounty managers. So I think it all depends on the team or bounty manager wants to promote ICO through the media they want.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: Keyboard PC on July 27, 2018, 12:41:27 PM
it seems like that because at this moment I see some bounty that does not pay and fail so it seems this end of bounty campaign era. hopefully this nightmare does not happen and bounty will still remain forever.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: Panda.Panna on July 27, 2018, 12:47:45 PM
Another news: "Social media giant Snapchat, following the example of Google and Facebook, will block advertising ICO"

Everybody bans around advertising ICO, does not this mean that the bounties will have more work? Or are these prohibitions bad for the bounties?

What do you think? If somewhere there is less advertising, maybe someone will have it more?
If this really happens, then a lot of ICO will suffer, but this will not happen already.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: hmmkay on July 27, 2018, 12:50:15 PM
it seems like that because at this moment I see some bounty that does not pay and fail so it seems this end of bounty campaign era. hopefully this nightmare does not happen and bounty will still remain forever.

I don’t think it comes to the end. Just now you need to choose bounty more attentively. Bounty will be as long as people invest in ICO.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: rewulil on July 30, 2018, 11:08:04 AM
ICO is simply starting to develop.Many intriguing and promising ideas.They all have an opportunity to live.The Internet can not be prohibited and along these lines the ICO can not be restricted.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: Lareina on July 30, 2018, 11:20:43 AM
Now the biggest factor affecting the bounty is the performance of the market, you can clearly see that most of this year's ICO projects are not very good. This has seriously affected many people, including investors and bounty hunters.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: Pancho95 on July 30, 2018, 11:23:56 AM
No good projects and not only social networks but leading countries in economy are also blocking and banning crypto. No matter how hard we fight or whatever i dont think there is going to be bright future.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: 79b79aa8d5047da6d3XX on July 30, 2018, 11:32:43 AM
An ICO that wants to grow well requires a good bounty to advertise everywhere to attract investors. There are lots of ads. Facebook twitter Youtube and especially here bitcointalk. These are the areas that need to be advertised and currently it does not ban ICO ads. So this is just the start for the ICO and bounty


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: katerinaliisa on July 30, 2018, 11:37:17 AM
This is not the end, but it's much harder to make big money out of it now.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: putrisa on July 30, 2018, 12:44:21 PM
I think this time seems to be the end of his era bounty because at this time bounty campaign is very little and bounty campaign participants are too many and more crowded so hopefully bounty campaign will still be there.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: RoftheN on July 31, 2018, 12:16:49 PM
I think it is more like the middle of the era where you are not sure what is going to happen to it but you know that it might last a little while longer. The thing that will finally lead to bounties dying out will be the emergence of way too many scam coins that no one is interested in joining their bounties. That is how bounties will die out in the end.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: zeakqui on August 18, 2018, 02:21:27 AM
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Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: fuer44 on August 18, 2018, 02:24:39 AM
this is very bad, because social media is a good promotional medium, whereas nowadays social media is actually the tire of advertising for ico and crypto. it could be if this continued, the bounty would end. because only relying on the signature campaign, it seems less than optimal.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: weblouartisan on August 18, 2018, 02:26:29 AM
this is very bad, because social media is a good promotional medium, whereas nowadays social media is actually the tire of advertising for ico and crypto. it could be if this continued, the bounty would end. because only relying on the signature campaign, it seems less than optimal.

It does not really matter if social media's are going to ban cryptocurrency ads because bitcoins grew its value without any promotions and just a huge demand coming from the people.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: gredisgold88 on August 18, 2018, 02:28:35 AM
this is very bad, because social media is a good promotional medium, whereas nowadays social media is actually the tire of advertising for ico and crypto. it could be if this continued, the bounty would end. because only relying on the signature campaign, it seems less than optimal.
I think promotion on social media is not so much spreading the project or news because people don't really understand crypto currencies.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: Tanysha5540 on August 19, 2018, 06:16:14 PM
I think bounty will change the format. The criteria for social networks are likely to change. There will be a good bounty platform with good service and gradually all will sit on the platforms.


Title: Re: The end or beginning of the "bounty era" ???
Post by: krauzzer02 on August 19, 2018, 06:34:30 PM
Seems like some bounty management group like Amazix removed facebook and twitter campaigns leaving the rest to the bounty, however, some of them are still launching campaigns with Social media campaigns specifically facebook which announced the ban for crypto ads however there are some recent announcement from them which you can find from this article Link (https://www.recode.net/2018/6/26/17505876/facebook-cryptocurrency-ads-bitcoin-ico-ban-reversed) but for the ads they must be pre-approved from facebook before the promotion.