The Bounty Campaign is so hot and great . We can earn a big profit with Bounty Campaigns .
Sometimes , you see some Bounties which have less participants or more participants ? Have you already think about which one do you prefer ?
Less participants / More participants in Bounty - Which one do you prefer ?
First it depend on payment method. I mean Bounty manager could gives you stakes or tokens. So you should choose which one will reward you its own tokens (not stakes) like my signature campaign. |
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I think we cannot stop ICO from doing scam. People just need to be vigilance. Do a research and ask for advice to others before jumping into ICOs.
Why no? There is a clear procedure like Escrow, you know. It provide more secure participation in ICO and Bounty. But we should choose an Escrow agent with high trust. |
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You need see how's the project is going, the concept, the team, Roadmap, and whitepaper. if you pay attention about this you can reduce to follow a Scam project, and if you have a question about the project don't be shy to ask it on Telegram
In fact, the most ratings on famous sites based on Project team, web, roadmap are stupid and don't matter. Cause exellent site and beutiful Roadmap with cool member's photo never guarantee useful and High-ROI project. I think the most important thing is concept and idea. And PR of course. |
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As I can see on ICObench.com there are many ICO with team members or advisors from ex USSR (Russia, Belarus, Ukraine, Kazakhstan).
Actually I'm surprised.
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If it's not a particularly good ico, I don't recommend going to kyc, many ico are worthless, and then defrauding investors.
One project has recently shared in the spreadsheet its Bountist's phone numbers after KYC. So we can see now how projects "secure" our personal data. |
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I invested in some ico since last year. Some tokens are still freeze until now. But the prices gain multiple times. We should be careful when choosing some ico project to invest. We have to know what their purpose.
Lucky you. I just heard about some projects that released tokens and first they have grown, but than falls down... AIX for example |
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Bill is a wise guy, more importantly he`s a very rich guy. I think we should listen closely to his advice and opinion. As for me, I feel the same way, the biggest problem is that crypto is not regulated by someone
In this case what is the difference between crypto and other electronic money? If someone will be regulate crypto why we should invest in this NON-decentralized currency. What is the reason? |
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I think that it's absolutely not worth to predict Ripple, because while this coin is under the strict control of the US government. I think that the course does not change much.
On the other hand it could be nice guaranty of scam I think. Although BitConnect was under US law too as I know.  |
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Yes, I know people who have their accounts banned on crypto-related reasons. But this is inevitable reality we have now. I heard that the issue of the ban will be decided in the courts. Unfortunately bounty rules always require to put in #cryptocurrency #ICO and other crypto-related hashtags into tweets/posts. Maybe it is worth to tell bounty managers to allow us to use only project hashtags without any "crypto-" and "ICO"?
Not always! I mean you can choose another hashtags. For example with name of the project or site name. In fact we shouldn't use #ICO. I was recently confused when my followers didn't increase within a week. So I tried to erase #ICO #Bounty and now I'm happy again with new followers.  |
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Why not? There are a lot of legit ICOs and airdrops who pay. The time and effort who you do for an airdrop is minimum and it take a little time. So I think that you need to continue with airdrops.
May be just clicking on FOLLOW it's not so difficult job of course...... but you have to do it in several social and then have to fill out special forms.... and before you have to find some info about this airdrop.... so finally it's not a few seconds |
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No. Because I do not like when some project wants my passport data, I do not know how they will use them.
I can tell you. For example Fiancia shares personal data (private phone numbers) of KYC participants right in its own bounty spreadsheet.  |
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I sold my 6k ripple coins last night!  Lucky you!  Some HODL-fans still waiting - but unfortunately now price almost ten times less then you have sold. |
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We should understand prices might be never come back to December level. But the worst thing - day by day investors lose interest to ICO and crypto |
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Everyone recommends hodling but what do you think about selling cryptos at a loss to buy other cryptos for cheap? You might be able to profit from a more volatile altcoin, especially with all the big coins going down for some time now.
But then again, it might be a little late for that, what do you think?
It's absolutely RIGHT decision I think. The first rule of smart trader - is а risk management. You must know when you have to stop your loss and close position. |
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I have one experience with bountyhive. I just have entered into the world of bitcointalk, and I like it very much, but I have an issue and it's worth "bountyhive"...
The last Monday, someone has recommended me that page and I enrolled in one campaign, that the terms and rules for the Twitter Campaign are too different of those that I have found at bitcointalk, so I don't know what to do because at bitcointalk the manager says that Newbies can't participate, but bountyhive doesn't specify this.
Help me.
It's so strange conditions which not allowed newbie or jr.members to social bounty. And it's not about is participant enough experienced or no....in fact we usually just doing retweets ) Maybe BM afraid of multi acc... |
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A month ago I sold an old airdrop EXRM, which I completely forgot, for 0.5 ETH. I think it's pretty decent money. It's so pity. You should bethought yourself about it in December 2017. As for me I never use airdrops.. I think it waste my time. |
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Buntyhive is just a bounty portal and I see a lot of good bounty projects there. Too many participants make smaller payouts, I think that's what you feel and say Bountyhive scam
Yeah I think so. There are 40+ different campaign. At least half of them have already finished. If it was a scam why all those participants (10000+ in each camp.) still keep a grim silence? Bountyhive provides ESCROW. That mean you have more chance to get you reward than usual BTT camps. |
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Last year, I participated for some airdrops and it really gave me an amount of reward that I never imagined that I will get for free. But I regret now for not selling it last year because all of the tokens that I got from airdrops had a price decreased today, i chose to hold them believing that they would get more value. Good airdrops really give you high rewards once they get a value in the market.
Perhaps your tokens will again grow in value when the market recovers. I can notice that the situation is changing very quickly and the airdrops are not at all as profitable as they were a year ago. Like another crypto activities: bounty, investment and trading.... and HODLing too So I think Airdrops don't worth it and just waste my time. |
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Hello everyone I am looking to invest in asset backed crypto this year. It feels less speculative and more secure. I am interested in novel uses of block chain and came across Marine Chain ( www.marine-chain.io) run by Tony Walker from Singapore. It tokenizes vessels allowing for multiple owners and liquid trading. Has anybody else investigated the company or conducted due diligence? Interested in thoughts from the community. Jean It's so exciting when two just registered newbies do this conjunct elephantine attempt to advertise their project. |
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Be it twitter, facebook, or google, i don't think it will affect crypto industry in any way that will have consequences.
Good ICOs will still survive and who cares about the scammy ones.
By the way I've just seen ICO ads in google adwords. So maybe we should less worry over every little thing? |
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