Passion for a coin is not a good thing to have. Relying on a coin or other material things is just going to cause destruction in your life.

The current situation of the bounty program:
- The number of people joining the bounty program increased very fast.
- The number of new bounty programs is also great.
- Merit system is very difficult for new players, and most new members will stop at Jr.member only about $ 10 for a week joining sign campain.
- Along with that, of course, the reward for the bounty hunter is also less and less. Regardless of the sign campaign, each bounty program normally receives only about $ 50 less.
Personal experience to improve the reward you receive:
- Find and select good projects worth joining. My experience is that Icobench searches for projects rated at 3.5 points or more and has a bounty program (Icobench has links to bounty boards on the forums very conveniently). Participating in well-reviewed projects will help us to earn a reward worthy of avoiding scams.
- Can find some good bounty managers and their projects will be more reliable . Link https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3085997.0
- Improve personal skills, you can participate in programs like video, articles, translation campaign very few participants. Of course you take the effort to learn and do it with new players but the reward for you is worth it.
- With more people joining like twitter or fb you should increase your number of friends as much as possible. Of course, it is not easy to find out how many are online (it's easier than you can borrow your hotgirl girlfriend nick if you have ).  
Of course, the more difficult it is to participate in the forum long enough, to share your experiences, to help people solve their problems. You will get some merit and increase your rank. I think the new members should not spam much, merit mainly due to the longtime and experienced members they will judge fairly. I personally support that system of forum you imagine the number of people participating in bounty x5, x10 .

That's all my share, hope you do not mind my english. tks

Ps. Some surprises for the bounty hunter when they have to pass KYC at the end of the program. I think participants need to be informed from the beginning about it from the very beginning, not everyone wants to disclose their personal information. It can include forum rules if needed.  

In life, there is always the first thing first and there should be orderliness in every successful venture. I have noticed a trend in which some people in this forum come around to complain or to ask questions, after they might have made some mistakes.
There is always a place of learning whether through the help of others or through self-learning. For instance;

- Before going into trading, try learning the rudiments first. Do not put huge amount of money while still new to trading, because you never can tell whst would happen.
- For the newbies, who want to earn through bounty, try learning the act first, so as to avoid mistakes that will result into waste of time.
- If you are just considering investing into ICO, learn how to study good ICO, so as not to fall victim of scam ICO and invest only what you can afford to loose.
- For airdrop fans, not all airdrops worth participating in, learn to know a scam airdrop from a legit airdrop, so as not to expose your details to scammers.

In cryptocurency, "Do not put the cart before the horse, instead, put the horse before the cart."

I noticed that many investors were afraid to buy during ICO because their reason they are cheaper can be bought on market. Especially when they found out  that a large percentage is allotted in the bounty program. Many Bounty Hunters  immediately selling token/coin even lower than the ICO price.

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