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i think bounty hunters, as social media propagators of the ico info, also need to be more discerning over the content and robustness of the project that they're promoting ...
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tried it with a relatively small sum, seems ok thus far, if a bit troublesome to setup and a bit "hangy" at times...newbies might find the interface a bit intimidating...
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i also do mostly long-term hodling or trading, removes the short-term noise from mkt volatility, then it's up to ur skill to evaluate the tokens based on their fundamental strength.
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i'm actually ok with kyc if it's a large sum, and if i intend to be a productive member of the particular project community, but it seems to be a bit counterproductive for bountie hunters with small rewards ~<$30, maybe there shd be a tiering system.
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just want to add that it's important to look at total amt of tokens allocated to campaign, and the number of participants in the registered list to get a sense of what's a possible value of reward. has helped me quite a few times in selecting bounties which are worth it.
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yes me too, i hope some of the aggregator platforms like bountyhive or bounty0x implements them too...it'll be awesome then
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thanks for the post! good points u have there. and useful info for fellow members to know too  *thumbs up* but for all effects and purposes i still use metamask + mew though |
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normal volatility, as long as it's within 7-12 k, i view it as within usual volatility bounds, only when it goes down below or beyond then we have cause to worry or celebrate.
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