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Title: A few questions about payments to bounty hunters
Post by: cryptorobbo on October 29, 2018, 11:11:55 AM
Hello.

I am working in a company that deals with internet media. Cryptocurrency is one of our latest areas of interest. One of the projects we are building right now is bounty managing platform.
We are looking forward to implementing a model, that will not require staking system for rewards. Rewards will be calculated in ETH/USDT per action.

Now I am trying to figure out the average prices for the actions, that will be appropriate and realistic for bounty hunters work.
I am aware that it depends on the numerous factors, but for statistical purposes, any information on will be useful for us.
Answers are greatly appreciated.

1. In the case of Twitter/Facebook, how much USD You, as a hunter, would like to receive per single Like/Share/Post?
2. What is the reasonable price for the blog post/article with a review of the project?
3. As a translator how much You would like to get paid per Whitepaper/Lightpaper/ICO page translations?

If You bring any examples of how much You got paid for bounty work, it could be helpful as well.


Title: Re: A few questions to bounty hunters
Post by: lifesgood10 on October 29, 2018, 11:18:56 AM
1. In the case of Twitter/Facebook, how much USD You, as a hunter, would like to receive per single Like/Share/Post?
If You bring any examples of how much You got paid for bounty work, it could be helpful as well.

When it comes to bounty programs, you cannot dictate for the bounty manager so there is  no need to assume how much you would make or earn for participating


2. What is the reasonable price for the blog post/article with a review of the project?


Every bounty projects allocate stakes which is viewabele to the public and you need to always read through instructions always. , for some bounties you earn 10$ for articles, while for some projects you earn 100$, it depends always


3. As a translator how much You would like to get paid per Whitepaper/Lightpaper/ICO page translations?



Just get to work , no body knows which project will worth it or survive this bearish moment
be smart.


Title: Re: A few questions to bounty hunters
Post by: qazgroup on October 29, 2018, 11:19:51 AM
Well for social media is thin $2-$5 per like plus share is decent, for blog post reasonable reward is from $50 to $200 depending on quality and content, for translation it varies but $200 to $400 will be good and lastly for signature campaign a reward of $200 to $800 per week is considered good depending on the member's forum rank.


Title: Re: A few questions to bounty hunters
Post by: sacskate on October 29, 2018, 11:22:14 AM
Hello.

I am working in a company that deals with internet media. Cryptocurrency is one of our latest areas of interest. One of the projects we are building right now is bounty managing platform.
We are looking forward to implementing a model, that will not require staking system for rewards. Rewards will be calculated in ETH/USDT per action.

Now I am trying to figure out the average prices for the actions, that will be appropriate and realistic for bounty hunters work.
I am aware that it depends on the numerous factors, but for statistical purposes, any information on will be useful for us.
Answers are greatly appreciated.

1. In the case of Twitter/Facebook, how much USD You, as a hunter, would like to receive per single Like/Share/Post?
2. What is the reasonable price for the blog post/article with a review of the project?
3. As a translator how much You would like to get paid per Whitepaper/Lightpaper/ICO page translations?

If You bring any examples of how much You got paid for bounty work, it could be helpful as well.
i am a translator mate
i consider 1000 $ at least is satisfactory for a whole translation job including website ,whitepaper and announcement thread


Title: Re: A few questions to bounty hunters
Post by: cryptorobbo on October 29, 2018, 11:31:01 AM
A good friend of mine was working on XYO Network bounty for 2 months. He did Twitter retweets and Facebook reposts and got 200USD.
In average he was doing 10 reposts and 10 retweets per week.
So it makes ±1.25USD per retweet/repost.

The XYO Network is successful ICO and it's hard to find good projects, especially now. But this type of information if very useful.

ps. thank You guys for the answers.


Title: Re: A few questions to bounty hunters
Post by: Cryptoguru274 on October 29, 2018, 11:31:48 AM
Hello.

I am working in a company that deals with internet media. Cryptocurrency is one of our latest areas of interest. One of the projects we are building right now is bounty managing platform.
We are looking forward to implementing a model, that will not require staking system for rewards. Rewards will be calculated in ETH/USDT per action.

Now I am trying to figure out the average prices for the actions, that will be appropriate and realistic for bounty hunters work.
I am aware that it depends on the numerous factors, but for statistical purposes, any information on will be useful for us.
Answers are greatly appreciated.

1. In the case of Twitter/Facebook, how much USD You, as a hunter, would like to receive per single Like/Share/Post?
2. What is the reasonable price for the blog post/article with a review of the project?
3. As a translator how much You would like to get paid per Whitepaper/Lightpaper/ICO page translations?

If You bring any examples of how much You got paid for bounty work, it could be helpful as well.

This idea of making payment in ETH/USDT to bounty hunters is quite interesting, however getting a rate that's appropriate is another issue that depends on a number of factors, like the duration of the ICO project campaign etc, however if you could gather information from project managers it could be very useful.


Title: Re: A few questions about payments to bounty hunters
Post by: spngebob on October 29, 2018, 11:39:05 AM
Bounty hunters are usually payed 1% - 5% of total tokens sold, and rewards are spread trough various campaigns (social campaigns and bitcointalk signature campaign). It is usual to give highest rewards to translators, then article writers, then signature campaign and other campaigns usually get lower rewards.


Title: Re: A few questions to bounty hunters
Post by: rangnatht on October 29, 2018, 11:39:26 AM
I am working English hindi translator. Regarding translation I would like to suggest that translation is the most important and responsible work in the bounty and translator need to keep eyes on the project for every latest update for moderation of the thread. So it's very responsible job. So as I think payment should be not less than 1000 dollars for Ann thread, bounty thread and WhitePaper (including moderation if needed time to time). So 1000 dollors should be good for these translation work. It could be increase in case of if whitepaper is preety long. For website translation should be between 300 to 500 dollars is good.

So it's also depend on the size too.



Title: Re: A few questions about payments to bounty hunters
Post by: batang_bitcoin on October 29, 2018, 12:57:00 PM
This is what bounty hunters are looking for. And I think there's already a platform that is doing of the same thing. Though your reward system isn't with stakes but those that I have read is into stake->ETH.

A portion of your weekly stakes can be sold to their platform as long as there's a trader and buy order for that one.

Check tokpie.


Title: Re: A few questions about payments to bounty hunters
Post by: xianbits on October 29, 2018, 01:10:00 PM
Base on the latest bounties I have joined, I can earn around 100$+ combined for Facebook and Twitter campaigns. I can say that's good for a short campaign but not enough for campaigns that lasts for more than 2 months.


Title: Re: A few questions about payments to bounty hunters
Post by: Gabri on October 29, 2018, 01:12:54 PM
Oh guys, if you really run your platform and pay as you promise I will be the first in line to cooperate with you. I think that the price for 1 retweet or repost in 1.5 dollar will be quite acceptable. Please notify me in a private message when you launch.


Title: Re: A few questions about payments to bounty hunters
Post by: cryptotycoon33 on October 29, 2018, 01:24:49 PM
Hello.

I am working in a company that deals with internet media. Cryptocurrency is one of our latest areas of interest. One of the projects we are building right now is bounty managing platform.
We are looking forward to implementing a model, that will not require staking system for rewards. Rewards will be calculated in ETH/USDT per action.

Now I am trying to figure out the average prices for the actions, that will be appropriate and realistic for bounty hunters work.
I am aware that it depends on the numerous factors, but for statistical purposes, any information on will be useful for us.
Answers are greatly appreciated.

1. In the case of Twitter/Facebook, how much USD You, as a hunter, would like to receive per single Like/Share/Post?
2. What is the reasonable price for the blog post/article with a review of the project?
3. As a translator how much You would like to get paid per Whitepaper/Lightpaper/ICO page translations?

If You bring any examples of how much You got paid for bounty work, it could be helpful as well.

Paying bounty hunters ETH/USDT is a welcome development for the cryptocurrency community because bounty hunters is the live wire of the ICO project campaign sector, however project managers should be consulted for such issues of payment rates.


Title: Re: A few questions about payments to bounty hunters
Post by: Ziscadas on October 29, 2018, 01:36:47 PM
in comparison with the previous year, the payments have simply decreased drastically and many companies just release their tokens that cost a penny, I really hope that this is only temporary


Title: Re: A few questions about payments to bounty hunters
Post by: masterrex on October 29, 2018, 01:53:34 PM
Hello.

I am working in a company that deals with internet media. Cryptocurrency is one of our latest areas of interest. One of the projects we are building right now is bounty managing platform.
We are looking forward to implementing a model, that will not require staking system for rewards. Rewards will be calculated in ETH/USDT per action.

Now I am trying to figure out the average prices for the actions, that will be appropriate and realistic for bounty hunters work.
I am aware that it depends on the numerous factors, but for statistical purposes, any information on will be useful for us.
Answers are greatly appreciated.

1. In the case of Twitter/Facebook, how much USD You, as a hunter, would like to receive per single Like/Share/Post?
2. What is the reasonable price for the blog post/article with a review of the project?
3. As a translator how much You would like to get paid per Whitepaper/Lightpaper/ICO page translations?

If You bring any examples of how much You got paid for bounty work, it could be helpful as well.
Lets see this in direct and clear status, it goes for me a reasonable price in $US dollar was $0.25-$0.50 cents i think this price is very reasonable enough if the campaign period is long but if the campaign period is short enough it will be $2.00 dollars this is just and estimate for simple like and share and the high quality unique and informative post/tweet must paid accordingly to as high as $5 per post/retweet it must be more quality post than useless quantity post.


Title: Re: A few questions about payments to bounty hunters
Post by: mayan251 on October 29, 2018, 02:12:06 PM
I think how much cost you need to plan a project. Then limit how many bounty hunters to participate. Only in this way can the bounty hunter's income be rewarded. If you don't limit the number of bounty hunters. The cost is fixed. That will lower the reward of bounty hunters. The interest of bounty hunters will be greatly reduced.



Title: Re: A few questions about payments to bounty hunters
Post by: chandrarahmadewa on October 29, 2018, 02:19:22 PM
You can see the work of reliable managers in this forum such as yahoo62278, Wapinter, and others in the form of payments. for campaign payments, the member rank signature is around $ 20- $ 40 per week


Title: Re: A few questions about payments to bounty hunters
Post by: oioioi on October 29, 2018, 04:29:29 PM
it seems you are a beginner to a bounty manager, first you have to do is calculate the percentage of losses and profits that you might get, and of course from the total supply you have


Title: Re: A few questions about payments to bounty hunters
Post by: CryptoAssasin on October 30, 2018, 04:19:55 AM
Bounty hunters nowadays is looking for an allocated reward with the campaign and also the number of participants. That way, they will be able to calculate the possible reward after the campaign. For me, it would be better if you limit the number of participants or ask a qualifications to be met before getting approve.

1. In the case of Twitter/Facebook, how much USD You, as a hunter, would like to receive per single Like/Share/Post?

Favorable price is $50 and above after the campaign. Bounty rewards nowadays getting smaller specially if there are above 5000 participants in the campaign where they only posting it as a spam or not even creating a quality post.

2. What is the reasonable price for the blog post/article with a review of the project?

For this campaign, $100 above is the favorable price for sure. Creating a blog post/article takes a lot of time to be explained clearly and a proper presentation is required before it gets approved.

3. As a translator how much You would like to get paid per Whitepaper/Lightpaper/ICO page translations?

For translators, $100 and above would also be a favorable price since it present the company itself using their native language which may bring more investors from their country.


Title: Re: A few questions about payments to bounty hunters
Post by: oruba76 on October 30, 2018, 04:36:32 AM
I think, this also depends on the number of token allocations for bounty hunters and the number of bounty hunter participants. with the stakes method, which I experienced on average to 1 post / retweet / share twitter = $ 1. for medium quality articles = $ 100 and for translatio = $ 1800.
that is what I experienced when following a bounty campaign with many participants.


Title: Re: A few questions about payments to bounty hunters
Post by: Ayomiqueen on October 30, 2018, 05:02:54 AM
I don't think that will be a better idea compare to stake , we all know the rate scammer do use FB n twitter to get reward where they didn't work on like signature campaign which can easily be known, so using like, retweet or any kind of it to get reward is a way of getting more ways for scammers, cause they will create multiple account to do those like and other , this do happen in Reddit where they base reward on upvote and u will see a post having 100upvotes on every post without single comment , is it that a sign that it was forge .


Title: Re: A few questions about payments to bounty hunters
Post by: Rati24 on October 30, 2018, 05:15:15 AM
Everyone can name any amount and this will be his personal opinion. In social networks such as Facebook or Twitter, it would not be bad to get $ 200 at the end of the company. And in the signature on the forum for full member somewhere like $ 1,000. There are many reasons, of course, that can affect payment at the end of the bounty campaigne.


Title: Re: A few questions about payments to bounty hunters
Post by: senin on October 30, 2018, 05:16:09 AM
This is what bounty hunters are looking for. And I think there's already a platform that is doing of the same thing. Though your reward system isn't with stakes but those that I have read is into stake->ETH.

A portion of your weekly stakes can be sold to their platform as long as there's a trader and buy order for that one.

Check tokpie.
Payment in ETH or USDT to bounty hunters will be well received by most of them. Even those who want to have more tokens can simply participate additionally in the ICO project as investors. It does not interfere. On the contrary, bounty hunters have the opportunity to study the project well and determine the degree of its prospects. A lot of bounty hunters will join such ICO projects. Regarding the amount of earnings, I was even confused. There was an amount from $ 200 to $ 800 per week for the ICO signature campaign. Perhaps, I agree with these figures. It really will be a good payment. Not too transcendental, as some ICO teams promise, but not low.


Title: Re: A few questions about payments to bounty hunters
Post by: gerbas on October 30, 2018, 07:06:39 AM
Hello.

I am working in a company that deals with internet media. Cryptocurrency is one of our latest areas of interest. One of the projects we are building right now is bounty managing platform.
We are looking forward to implementing a model, that will not require staking system for rewards. Rewards will be calculated in ETH/USDT per action.

Now I am trying to figure out the average prices for the actions, that will be appropriate and realistic for bounty hunters work.
I am aware that it depends on the numerous factors, but for statistical purposes, any information on will be useful for us.
Answers are greatly appreciated.

1. In the case of Twitter/Facebook, how much USD You, as a hunter, would like to receive per single Like/Share/Post?
2. What is the reasonable price for the blog post/article with a review of the project?
3. As a translator how much You would like to get paid per Whitepaper/Lightpaper/ICO page translations?

If You bring any examples of how much You got paid for bounty work, it could be helpful as well.
I think this isn't quite the right question asked to bounty hunter, cause they would give big number of reward, cause usually the amount of reward will be depends on how much coins are sold and got rated by the price of the coins to ETH or any other contract.


Title: Re: A few questions about payments to bounty hunters
Post by: aencarnaci on October 30, 2018, 08:14:49 AM
There is actually a lot you need to understand when it comes to bounty campaigns as a whole and that is the fact that every project will always have some allocation of some sort to every bounty campaign which would always vary and in that case, this is the main reason why stakes have always been used.

Hence, if you are planning to go against this rule, that means you are not considering some of the factors I have listed first before even trying to think what would make sense for every bounty hunter in the first place. I could have as well just end up telling you $10 per action will make a lot of sense. Probably you should go check how others are really doing it and why, then inculcate that into the idea you want to bring and see how it can work in real life, which i doubt.


Title: Re: A few questions about payments to bounty hunters
Post by: cryptorobbo on October 30, 2018, 09:34:41 AM
Thank You for the replies. This is very valuable information for us. Appreciated!
Yes, I am aware why staking system is the only working mechanism for ICO bounties right now. At the moment we are building our platform with a 'classical' approach, using stakes and paying with ICO tokens.
But the idea to implement ETH/USDT payments has a lot of great benefits and opens new horizons. We are looking forward to moving in that direction too.


Title: Re: A few questions to bounty hunters
Post by: Whosdaddy on October 31, 2018, 10:54:21 AM
Well for social media is thin $2-$5 per like plus share is decent, for blog post reasonable reward is from $50 to $200 depending on quality and content, for translation it varies but $200 to $400 will be good and lastly for signature campaign a reward of $200 to $800 per week is considered good depending on the member's forum rank.
This is the thing here! People will tell you what they feel is decent but the reality is that unless you want to start coming up with your own campaigns for your project only, this is not something that will work.

Every campaign tend to raise certain amount for certain period of time, and that is always their target with a certain percentage of the total amount being allocated to bounty, in the case where you are now trying to introduce payment in USD instead of stakes and then calculating at the end, then you probably want to be introducing limit of the number of participants per campaign which is how I only see that plan of yours working. Staking is used to be able to curb that main issue.


Title: Re: A few questions about payments to bounty hunters
Post by: Yshakov.v on October 31, 2018, 10:59:10 AM
I mainly deal with the translation of documents and signature. To me, my earnings gobble up. I wish it was a little easier.


Title: Re: A few questions about payments to bounty hunters
Post by: aalavandan on October 31, 2018, 11:04:49 AM
You will not get a lot for participating in twitter and facebook campaigns. It is normal, that for tw/fb campaign you will get about 40-50 USD. The content campaigns are great and I think for a blog post the hunters should get a least 100 USD. I saw a bounty campaign, where translators got 32 Ethereum each :)


Title: Re: A few questions about payments to bounty hunters
Post by: troiano9 on October 31, 2018, 11:10:13 AM
The issue is that most bounties are not worth anything.  So people doing them are just speculating as anyone else.  So hard to put a dollar value on a bounty when 95% of them wont amount to anything


Title: Re: A few questions about payments to bounty hunters
Post by: gwaposakon on October 31, 2018, 11:16:48 AM
Bounty manager normally does not dictate the total bounty budget to distribute. But I observed that the total budget is from 3-5% of the proceed of the token sale. From the total budget it is further distributed to different campaigns. The allocated payments from budget depend on the tasks or effort participants give. Signature and translation cam[aigns usually receives the biggest stakes followed by the content campaign like blog or video. Social media usually offers the smallest stakes.


Title: Re: A few questions about payments to bounty hunters
Post by: profitgenerator212 on October 31, 2018, 11:20:25 AM
You will not get a lot for participating in twitter and facebook campaigns. It is normal, that for tw/fb campaign you will get about 40-50 USD. The content campaigns are great and I think for a blog post the hunters should get a least 100 USD. I saw a bounty campaign, where translators got 32 Ethereum each :)
Translations received a lot of rewards, I've seen many translators receive $ 10,000 for their translations. When I joined the signature campaign, I could only earn 1500$ per campaign, but the translation received 5-10 times more reward


Title: Re: A few questions about payments to bounty hunters
Post by: matico on October 31, 2018, 11:25:29 AM
I believe this thread is some sort of feedback for bounty managers and opinion molder for bounty hunters and cryptocurrenc community on what to expect as a decent rewatd for the hunters!


Title: Re: A few questions about payments to bounty hunters
Post by: coin-investor on October 31, 2018, 11:32:59 AM
That's going to be great if you can set up that kind of platform, but those ICO projects are they willing to pay in dollars just to promote their platform seeing that they also want to get funds for their project I doubt if this is going to succeed.


Title: Re: A few questions about payments to bounty hunters
Post by: tmpwhore on October 31, 2018, 11:44:55 AM
It would be great to earn 150$ for a quality article. 1000-4000$ for signature campaign depend on rank. For translators it would be good to recieve 1500-2000$ for all(WP+Ann+Website).


Title: Re: A few questions about payments to bounty hunters
Post by: iconoclast on October 31, 2018, 12:15:50 PM
Paying in ETH/USDT or coins other than the bounty token has been available to Bounties in the past, in fact I have done a few, but they where stake based and were a percentage of the money raised. Curious how you are going to make it Cost Per Action. Are you going to demand money up front from the firm wanting to offer the bounty or is everyone going to be at the mercy of them being willing to part with the money they raised? Always thought the reason companies offered the ICO tokens as the bounty was they can create as many as they like at no real cost to themselves.


Title: Re: A few questions about payments to bounty hunters
Post by: xPASTELx on November 07, 2018, 10:58:29 AM
There is not a lot to be made from bounty campaigns, you have to see it as some kind of side money that you get sometimes, there is a lot of bounties now but they are not paying out a good amount of money to the bounty hunters, if you get something like $200 from a bounty campaign now you are lucky since they are paying out so little right now. It would be better if they paid out in a coin like ethereum


Title: Re: A few questions about payments to bounty hunters
Post by: Tosin12 on November 07, 2018, 07:29:49 PM
Paying bounty hunters in ETH /USD  sounds great, social media task such as facebook share and like can be paid 1-2.5$ while bounty task like translation should be around 750-1500$ depending on the volume of the translation and lastly signature campaign for the whole bounty period irrespective of the duration for the least rank should not go for anything less than 350$


Title: Re: A few questions about payments to bounty hunters
Post by: erox on November 07, 2018, 07:34:05 PM
In fact, the pay for bounty hunters ' work ranges from a couple of dollars to several thousand. It all depends on how well bounty hunter was able to sell tokens). I mainly write articles and the average payment for the article company is about$ 200-300 per article.


Title: Re: A few questions about payments to bounty hunters
Post by: Soundy on November 07, 2018, 07:43:15 PM
In most projects, the bounty allocation from the total supply is usually between 1 to 5%. This depends on the project, the supply and ICO price. This allocation is now divided into many percentage for social media, content, translation and signature.


Title: Re: A few questions about payments to bounty hunters
Post by: Kemileye on November 07, 2018, 07:54:07 PM
In bounty campaign, what a bounty participant receives at the end of the campaign depends largely on the bounty pool of the bounty campaign. If a bounty has huge pool then the participants get payments according to their stake and if the bounty pool is low, the participants will also receive payment according to individual stake.


Title: Re: A few questions about payments to bounty hunters
Post by: Gopo6789 on November 07, 2018, 10:24:56 PM
Hello.

I am working in a company that deals with internet media. Cryptocurrency is one of our latest areas of interest. One of the projects we are building right now is bounty managing platform.
We are looking forward to implementing a model, that will not require staking system for rewards. Rewards will be calculated in ETH/USDT per action.

Now I am trying to figure out the average prices for the actions, that will be appropriate and realistic for bounty hunters work.
I am aware that it depends on the numerous factors, but for statistical purposes, any information on will be useful for us.
Answers are greatly appreciated.

1. In the case of Twitter/Facebook, how much USD You, as a hunter, would like to receive per single Like/Share/Post?
2. What is the reasonable price for the blog post/article with a review of the project?
3. As a translator how much You would like to get paid per Whitepaper/Lightpaper/ICO page translations?

If You bring any examples of how much You got paid for bounty work, it could be helpful as well.
Hello friend!,
1) with Twitter and Facebook generosity leaves much to be desired. A maximum of 1 company is$20
2) on blogs quite still being asked payments . because the requirements are very tightened and in order to gain the necessary number of responses need to have a very hyped accounts.
3) the Translations already crushed by top interpreters whose portfolios to compete is unreal!
draw conclusions!and good luck in your endeavors!


Title: Re: A few questions about payments to bounty hunters
Post by: kendra1107 on November 07, 2018, 10:46:13 PM
Hello.

I am working in a company that deals with internet media. Cryptocurrency is one of our latest areas of interest. One of the projects we are building right now is bounty managing platform.
We are looking forward to implementing a model, that will not require staking system for rewards. Rewards will be calculated in ETH/USDT per action.

Now I am trying to figure out the average prices for the actions, that will be appropriate and realistic for bounty hunters work.
I am aware that it depends on the numerous factors, but for statistical purposes, any information on will be useful for us.
Answers are greatly appreciated.

1. In the case of Twitter/Facebook, how much USD You, as a hunter, would like to receive per single Like/Share/Post?
2. What is the reasonable price for the blog post/article with a review of the project?
3. As a translator how much You would like to get paid per Whitepaper/Lightpaper/ICO page translations?

If You bring any examples of how much You got paid for bounty work, it could be helpful as well.
Getting paid/rewarded with coins/tokens that are  already listed in exchanges is what most, if not all of the bounty hunters have been dreaming of. But asking bounty hunters for a rate will surely result to a selfish response because we will be suggesting a rate that will give us huge reward after each ICO. Question is, will this be favorable for the project and the platform?

Coming up with a bounty managing platform that will pay in ETH and USDT is a great idea and I do hope it pushes through. But I think the rates per bounty should be decided between the platform and the projects that are to be listed.


Title: Re: A few questions about payments to bounty hunters
Post by: Bonwin on November 07, 2018, 11:05:38 PM
Hello.

I am working in a company that deals with internet media. Cryptocurrency is one of our latest areas of interest. One of the projects we are building right now is bounty managing platform.
We are looking forward to implementing a model, that will not require staking system for rewards. Rewards will be calculated in ETH/USDT per action.

Now I am trying to figure out the average prices for the actions, that will be appropriate and realistic for bounty hunters work.
I am aware that it depends on the numerous factors, but for statistical purposes, any information on will be useful for us.
Answers are greatly appreciated.

1. In the case of Twitter/Facebook, how much USD You, as a hunter, would like to receive per single Like/Share/Post?
2. What is the reasonable price for the blog post/article with a review of the project?
3. As a translator how much You would like to get paid per Whitepaper/Lightpaper/ICO page translations?

If You bring any examples of how much You got paid for bounty work, it could be helpful as well.
A projection given to you at this time, will have no impact or meaning on what will be rewarded by the time the bounty starts. The amount you are allocating will be the first determinant. Then there are some bounties that are expected to have higher payments. Then the number of participants is another factor.
Say what you would give and whoever likes it will join you.


Title: Re: A few questions about payments to bounty hunters
Post by: Mojotastic on November 08, 2018, 12:49:33 PM

Translations received a lot of rewards, I've seen many translators receive $ 10,000 for their translations. When I joined the signature campaign, I could only earn 1500$ per campaign, but the translation received 5-10 times more reward


Right that, don't know which translation campaigns those people participated in, asserting to get only 1000$+.
For that payment i wouldn't even think about doing a translation job.

5,000$-10,000$ should be mandatory and the least for a whole job of ANN, Website and Documents.


Title: Re: A few questions about payments to bounty hunters
Post by: rdewilde on November 08, 2018, 12:58:09 PM

Translations received a lot of rewards, I've seen many translators receive $ 10,000 for their translations. When I joined the signature campaign, I could only earn 1500$ per campaign, but the translation received 5-10 times more reward


Right that, don't know which translation campaigns those people participated in, asserting to get only 1000$+.
For that payment i wouldn't even think about doing a translation job.

5,000$-10,000$ should be mandatory and the least for a whole job of ANN, Website and Documents.
Yes that's the prize money for the translation, they get a lot for this job, I'm involved in the signature campaign but only get 500-1000$. And they get 10 times but not everyone can become a translator, and every campaign has only 2-5 translators


Title: Re: A few questions about payments to bounty hunters
Post by: Gopo6789 on November 21, 2018, 08:12:02 PM

Translations received a lot of rewards, I've seen many translators receive $ 10,000 for their translations. When I joined the signature campaign, I could only earn 1500$ per campaign, but the translation received 5-10 times more reward


Right that, don't know which translation campaigns those people participated in, asserting to get only 1000$+.
For that payment i wouldn't even think about doing a translation job.

5,000$-10,000$ should be mandatory and the least for a whole job of ANN, Website and Documents.

The translation company has a lot of features and the first is a large portfolio to which managers pay attention. the second is the search for this company, it is very difficult to get among the first and take a place in the translations. With regards to the cost of promotion, everything is individual. But in addition to generous rewards very often encourage and merit+.