if you want choose good bounty you can find that from good bounty manager like Btcltcdiggler ,amazix team,Yahoo . they are alwasy give good bounty with good payment. i never miss joined bounty from them
what you say is true, bro, if the manager like yahoo, amazik and btcltcdigner are very transparent in calculating my stake, I also often follow their campaigns. |
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very much fraud in bot air drops, the following year can increase the amount of fraud in air drops. You work too hard to collect lots of bro data about airdrop fraud, this is very useful
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kyc is only for investors if in my opinion, I suggest to avoid airdrop programs that use kyc because it is very dangerous if it is misused people are not responsible
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I participated in some bounties, but not so much as i wanted because of time. But i was always get coins, as they said, instead i participated in more airdrops this year and last year, but for some i not get coins and others was copy others legit project and just get some coins which worth under 5$ in total and others just send some coins and "devs" sell their for fast money (scam).
I think airdrop for now is mostly fraud and I have also felt a lot of bounties and airdrops are not paid and the continuation is not clear from the bounty manager I follow |
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The work of bloggers is very difficult, most of the content is copied from one another, and even if you work hard to produce content, they can't reward you as copycat.
right, bro, it's hard to make good content, but it's not as easy as now the number of competitors is very large and the prizes are getting smaller and what I'm afraid is now that many bounties are scams and our blogs are in vain Its the risk part on doing bounty hunting.Due to competition and the saturation of participants it would be most likely our works would really come into useless. There should always be a limit when it comes to ones who join up on a bounty program. Allocations is fixed and the more people who joined up then expect that you would receive less.So, i decide to stop on blogging. yes indeed every business must have a risk. but there is the truth that the prize manager must limit the number of participants so that the prize allocation is balanced with the results of our hard work and I often complain about the large number of participants and the number of bounty campaigns that are mostly scam |
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I like bountyhive compare to other bountyportal. Very easy and accurate. It is handled by a very trusted campaign manager (ColorlessK) , I like the way he handles the bounty before but I like it more now that he creates bountyhive because its more easy for bountyhunters and the payment is very fast. I Just prayed that they limiit the social media participants to 2k for the hunters to get good number of tokens.
Your suggestion is very true, the number of participants in social media must be limited and I once followed the (ColorleesK) Manager very transparent in stake counting, a very safe and transparent platform. |
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Although I am not an elderly person in the cryptocurrency world, I have been engaged in hunting for a long time, and most of my knowledge has come from Youtube!
I am also a beginner, bro, if you are looking for knowledge not in books, you can social media from friends and others. We can exchange experiences in this forum about the world of cryptocurrency. |
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I have an experience that I have never forgotten until now because I once participated in the Airdrop program, which ended in a scam! from the start, I didn't expect that airdrop had to use KYC, but the kyc was different from the others, usually kyc uses an identity card or passport, this airdrop asks for the UTC json file and I don't suspect the airdrop. then at the end of the month I opened my eth wallet, finally I lost my eth and my wallet was hacked by an irresponsible party. do you have experience like me !!
This is nothing new and it's more common than you can imagine. As much as this kind of scamming attempt is stupid, I'm afraid that it still manage to catch some stupid people who does not even bother to read and inform theirselves about what information they are giving away. Also, requiring KYC in airdrops? Don't even consider it. Unless you are aso an investor to that project. Most airdrops these days are only for gathering user informations. It's a huge risk in compare to the reward you are receiving. Think about it. yes it is very regrettable if the information about myself is afraid of buying and selling irresponsible people. I used to be a fan of airdrop because it was easy and one time to work but I thought again, it was a waste of time and the results were unknown. |
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I have an experience that I have never forgotten until now because I once participated in the Airdrop program, which ended in a scam! from the start, I didn't expect that airdrop had to use KYC, but the kyc was different from the others, usually kyc uses an identity card or passport, this airdrop asks for the UTC json file and I don't suspect the airdrop. then at the end of the month I opened my eth wallet, finally I lost my eth and my wallet was hacked by an irresponsible party. do you have experience like me !!
It's the funniest way to grab the go-out for your property. I had similar fake problems when links from email from airdrop redirected to bad settings related to MEW / Privatekey. Mostly, Airdrop does not have the value you need to try and get at the higher risk streams. Only newbies like you guys would definitely fall on this very obvious crap scamming attempt.Imagine asking out your Json.file? We know that this is the most important including PK when it comes to our wallets. Giving out to other party then expect for your assets to be stolen.Theyve gone too far and people who do fall on this trap are the ones who doesnt even know even the basic security of their wallets. yes, I really didn't know about the key the wallet and I'm still very beginner, I can't know the whole knowledge of cryptocurrency and I'm very sorry that my ETH disappeared instantly Mistakes is inevitable but reading up on this link would give you some good start up about keys: https://bitzuma.com/posts/six-things-bitcoin-users-should-know-about-private-keys/Your advice is very good, bro, I have read the article that you gave me, it is very useful for me, thank you again |
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sometimes we are observant in reading the concepts and goals of the project and others. but in my opinion the project is unpredictable now. sometimes projects with the usual concept are successful, and there are also good concepts but ico sales fail too much.
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now it depends on your experience all the markets are good and now to buy fast eth with the lowest cost is hitbtc or huobi.
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I have an experience that I have never forgotten until now because I once participated in the Airdrop program, which ended in a scam! from the start, I didn't expect that airdrop had to use KYC, but the kyc was different from the others, usually kyc uses an identity card or passport, this airdrop asks for the UTC json file and I don't suspect the airdrop. then at the end of the month I opened my eth wallet, finally I lost my eth and my wallet was hacked by an irresponsible party. do you have experience like me !!
It's the funniest way to grab the go-out for your property. I had similar fake problems when links from email from airdrop redirected to bad settings related to MEW / Privatekey. Mostly, Airdrop does not have the value you need to try and get at the higher risk streams. Only newbies like you guys would definitely fall on this very obvious crap scamming attempt.Imagine asking out your Json.file? We know that this is the most important including PK when it comes to our wallets. Giving out to other party then expect for your assets to be stolen.Theyve gone too far and people who do fall on this trap are the ones who doesnt even know even the basic security of their wallets. yes, I really didn't know about the key the wallet and I'm still very beginner, I can't know the whole knowledge of cryptocurrency and I'm very sorry that my ETH disappeared instantly |
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The work of bloggers is very difficult, most of the content is copied from one another, and even if you work hard to produce content, they can't reward you as copycat.
right, bro, it's hard to make good content, but it's not as easy as now the number of competitors is very large and the prizes are getting smaller and what I'm afraid is now that many bounties are scams and our blogs are in vain |
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to get Merit for now is very difficult and I am too, but my advice is you have to make a very useful post and is very useful for all bitcointalk forum members with posts that can be really easy to understand.
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I have an experience that I have never forgotten until now because I once participated in the Airdrop program, which ended in a scam! from the start, I didn't expect that airdrop had to use KYC, but the kyc was different from the others, usually kyc uses an identity card or passport, this airdrop asks for the UTC json file and I don't suspect the airdrop. then at the end of the month I opened my eth wallet, finally I lost my eth and my wallet was hacked by an irresponsible party. do you have experience like me !!
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