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recommendation can be so appropriate but whom to you blame once you lose? I recommend that first do your own research and stick to what your research results are. I recommend BNB and XRP. They are both worth buying for long term investment with good volumes.
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#Proof of Authentication
1) Your Bitcointalk username - spydee1522
2) ETH wallet address - 0xB85B692F75a434348A75d9d26e8457c574Dc7700
3) campaigns participating In - Facebook,Reddit,Medium, Written and Video Content.
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I dont consider changing rules at the end of a bounty campaign to be a form of abuse. it could only be considered a form of abuse if and only if the bounty manager refuses to include in the bounty rules that the rules are subject to change. Changing bounty rules at the end of the bounty campaign can be worrying but if its stated rules are subject to change and an you consider you can't bear with that project, you find yourself a different one.
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Sometimes I wonder why bounty managers are so much blamed for this fault. Most are not the cause of these bounty managers at all but the project management board. Even though bounty managers make it clear the bounty rules and regulation are subject to change, it mostly happens from the project board members and reading bounty rules and regulations well as hunters can help solve the problem of blaming bounty managers.
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Advisors truly help new projects to succeed is such a crucial market in diverse ways. Well known advisors give trust to new projects which helps attract quite majority of investors out there. Experienced advisors help new projects skip hurdles or problems they should have met and this enables quick development of the projects in the crypto industry.
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I understand how most bounty hunters feel whennit comes to changing bounty rules at the end of bounty campaigns and what I do ask most bounty hunters is, do they really read bounty rules before starting it? If not, then they should start doing so because most bounty managers indicates that the bounty rules are subject to change and if it does happen that way, we should just accept because we were told before.
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Considering the fact that BNB is a by-product of a great exchange makes it amazing and unique from other altcoins. It gives value and great potential to the coin and makes it worth buying for long term investments. Personally, BNB is worth buying since is a product of Binance.
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Getting your hopes too high whiles promoting a bounty project can be too devastating and annoying when the project you are promoting end up unsuccessfully. Just stay focused, do your necessary research and with no too high hopes, keep promoting the project, if it ends up being good, congrats but if it turns the other way round, you learn from it and take it as an experience and move on.
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bounties are very unpredictable and considering promoting a project that will end as ascam is really a headache on is own. You may be found promoting a project with no single hype from these ICO websites but yet still you decide to promote and there boom, that project becomes a hit and you are good to go. Bounties with most hype sometimes don't end well . Bounties are unpredictable so watch out.
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Bounties are truly an unpredictable game which can make you regret a decision you once took. Sometimes you just consider a bounty project you ignored sake of low participation of hunters and joining a hype project and later finding out the hyped project was a scam but the other project you ignored has been listed with value 4 times the ICO price.
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Good thought and really like any one out there who truly supports bounty hunters on this very topic. Currently I have a locked Xcrypt token and as to the reason why its been locked, only the project knows I guess and even though its listed and everyone out there can trade except hunters, ICO price was $0.1 yet this coin is been dumped and so I'm asking, who are the people dumping, investors dump and hunters dump so there is no need for blaming hunters alone.
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regulation is what the crypto industry has long been waiting for because it is the antidote to kill many scam projects out there and without it many investors out there fear cooperating with the industry sake of fear of loss of funds. In other for crypto to reach mass adoption, I think it needs regulation which is good in my opinion to curb scam projects out of the industry.
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Thinking and considering BNB in general as a coin is quite interesting compared to bitcoin. Bitcoin is not a product of any exchange but BNB is this set the two apart. Being a product of an exchange makes BNB a coin to watch because of the demand on it makes it have a greater potential in developing. Is worth investing for the future.
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Well said, that has always been the issue with bounty hunters, some ignore reading bounty rules before starting and that has really made most work in vain promoting certain projects. As a bounty hunter, the rules of a bounty campaign is very important than the stakes allocation, ignoring the rules can prevent you from getting the stakes allocated. Rules and regulation first plus the real work will get you through successfully and prevent you from blaming bounty managers.
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For sure bounties are really unpredictable, sometimes you stop promoting a project because the bounty project has less participants and stop promoting it only to realize that project has been listed and has a great value than the ICO price. Bounties are unpredictable and don't underestimate any bounty after your research gives you the go ahead to participate.
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BNB is a product of Binance, among the top or the top exchange in the world. because of high demand on it, it volume keeps increasing and that is a good sign of any other coin. Personally, buying into such a coin is really worth it and good for long term investment that even future generations can enjoy from. Being a product of such an exchange makes BNB worth buying.
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