I used to join plenty of bounties especially during the bull market (oct 2017 to feb 2018) but when the delayed of bounty payment started during the bear season. I lessen my participation on many bounties and choose only the bounties being handled by trusted campaign managers of the forum.
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There are factors that I consider when buying an altcoin. It must have a low cap, many followers in different social media sites, very promising road map and white paper and it should be listed in the top 50 altcoins in coinmarketcap
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For me a good bounty program is being managed by top or trusted campaign managers here in bitcointalk, huge bounty pool and having a good whitepaper of the ICO itself and not so complicated rules regarding campaigns.
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My plan is hodling all my altcoins because this is not the season of selling because of the bear market. And I would have extra cash with me I would buy coins those that are in the top 50 while its cheaper because we do not know when is the next bull run.
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By joining bounties that dont require reporting will let you earn more money in less time. I would suggest you to join signature campaigns because the bounty pool is high. and join social media campaigns of Sylon and bountyhive because they dont require reporting on facebook and twitter campaigns.
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Most of my friends use excel to track there bounties especially of you join tons of them. But I'm still an old school person so I use a plain notebook where I list all of my bounties put their dates of report and mark them when I've done reporting.
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Airdrops and Bounties are very useful to the ICOs or altcoins being introduced to the cryptocurrency market because it will grow its number of supporters/community. And for the receiver of the tokens, airdrops and bounties is the easy way to have tokens without shelding an investment/money.
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Doing bounty campaigns is totally different in investing in an ICO. Doing bounty campaigns would consume your time that is why it is like work that you gets paid in terms of token. There is less risk in here because you dont shell out money unlike in investing in ICO. But the risk here is you would not get paid also if the ICO fails.
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60k to invest is definitely that is a huge amount to invest. But before putting any money on any coin whether bitcoin or altcoin or ICOs , make sure to do an intensive research on the coin or altcoin or ICO you are eyeing to buy or participate in. But for my own opinion, i will divide it to 4 parts 25% bitcoin, 25% to different altcoins in top 50 in coinmarketcap with bigger percentage to ethereum, 25% ICO and another 25% to trading.
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The most successful investors are the ones who bought coins last January 2017 and hold it for a year. I know a friend who bought Ethereum last January when it is only 10 dollars and bought again when it went down to 7 dollars and never sold it. She only uses ethereum to buy good ICOs but never sold it unless she needed the money badly.
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It really depends on your risk appetite but with what is happening to the market I think it is better to buy ICOs after it was listed on the exchange but we definitely dont know when will the market be up. But as for my experience in ICO investing starting last feb most of the ICOs that I bought are listed lower than their ICO price.
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Majority if not the most campaigns here in bitcointalk are paying in the form of their own coins or tokens for their bounty hunters whether you are a newbie or a higher rank member. I remember one campaign that pays bitcoin but as far as I remember it requires you to join a signature campaign which are for jr member and up positions.
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Check on the bounty thread for the list of bounties running right now. There are plenty of them and you can choose from different campaigns that they have. You can join more then 10 to 20 campaigns if you have plenty of time to do the task. You can also check for the campaign managers who hold good trusting rating as one of your criteria for good bounty campaigns.
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