It's okay to buy the alt now if it's only for day trading, but if you buy the alt to welcome the alt season, I don't think it's time yet. Bitcoin is still very strong at the moment, we have to keep looking at the conditions in order to get into the right altcoin.

Scam projects are sure to remain because they always have loopholes and opportunities. People are too eager to make quick profits and they resort to investing in hype projects without thinking about the risks.
Nowadays not only investment scams like ICO, but many DeFi projects are also hacking user wallets. Many airdrop hunters are victims of this.

For me the team must have a good commitment and the project must have a clear objective. Projects that look good and get a lot of investment will still fail if the team doesn't have the commitment to the goals of the project. A truly well-intentioned project will go on even if it is not well funded. It can be seen from the big projects in this world that only have dreams and hard work.

I have been monitoring this bounty campaign for a long time because they are allocating a lot of money. But I was disappointed that they didn't have a signature campaign or articles. So I can only see a lot of participants getting big payouts.

But the campaign I saw had some problems, many complained in the thread but it ended well for all. The campaign has been over for quite a while and it is impossible for anyone to get a 71 ETH payout as it is a new transaction. After all they have informed that the bounty is over by spending $20k of the total allocation of 200 ETH.

It didn't give a big boost but it did give it a boost and Ethereum continues to hover over $500. The end of the year is always a crucial time because it is close to a long holiday and also Christmas.
Market conditions are still not good for Altcoins to rise higher, Bitcoin dominance is still high. Let's wait for the surprise at the beginning of the year.

Things like this that I always avoid, following a campaign managed by their own team are not a recommendation. The project team is supposed to focus on developing projects and other matters, their campaign requires a bounty manager who actually has time for the job.

It would be difficult if they had locked lock everything and always blocked people complaining about their rights in their groups. Better to leave the campaign like that.

Great news for the crypto community in India. It looks like the government has rethought it because they have quite a bit of society joining cryptocurrency. Even though many had shunned India projects in the past, there are now excellent and growing Indian projects.
News like this will always be awaited by the crypto community in other countries that still have cryptocurreny prohibition regulations.

You can compare BNB with LTC, TRX and many other fast projects that exist. And not all good projects need to have a high price like Bitcoin and Ethereum. They have more of a supply and their goal is not the high price tag. Maybe one day we will be able to assess the project not only because of its high price, but the benefits of the project for the cryptocurrency community.

This of course must have the right reasons. When they announce the campaign has finished and also give notification in the group that they will distribute on the date they say and they have to close the chat in the group so as not to spam and so that everyone can read the pinned message, I think that's quite reasonable.

But if they don't announce when the distribution will be and suddenly the spreadsheet closes, I think that's suspicious. That is a bad act. Group bounties must remain open and accommodate bounty hunter complaints if they do not give a clear announcement. A good bounty manager will do everything transparently.

There are quite a few good bounty managers on this forum and they all have their own advantages. I don't think all managers must be like Hhampuz who has high qualifications to follow the bounty he manages.
Maybe what the bounty manager should improve is to be more careful with the projects they will manage to don't a scam and keep paying bounty hunters.

You shouldn't tell bounty hunters who have worked long enough to leave their jobs and find work in the real world. Especially when there is a pandemic and many companies are reducing their employees.
A bounty job cannot be expected to get a large and steady income. This requires patience and what needs to be done is not getting your hopes up.

That is one of the keys to building an extraordinary project. Many things must be done, one of which is having a strong community. But most projects today don't dare to use a large chunk of investor's money actually to do something extraordinary. They should be doing it because that's what investors and the community expect.

I think they have been working full time on the bounty campaign. They don't care whether the project is a scam or not. They may choose to follow all of them instead of choosing a few projects and are disappointed that they didn't follow a good project. They fear being disappointed to miss a legit campaign opportunity.

I don't think that's a problem, but it would be better to sort out the many bounty campaigns available. At least they can know whether or not they are following a totally scam and non-paying campaign.

A large platform will certainly have some problems and that for me is quite natural. Facebook is a huge platform and of course no server is completely perfect. Libra is a new project from facebook and I'm sure they won't be perfect right away.

But they can solve that, all platforms big and small if it's a really good project then they'll update it every time there's a problem and it will continue to do so.

I still trust him to trade pairs and hold some funds on the exchange. Even though currently there are many who raise the issue that once made the USDT go down quite significantly but for me it doesn't matter.

On coinmarketcap, where I looked for references, I also explained quite a lot about USDT and what has happened so far. USDT is already being used by a lot of people and is like a mandatory stable coin on an exchange, so I don't think they will just do anything stupid.

Looks like you did get a scam from the exchange. Why did you choose an exchange that is not clear, the exchange looks totally unprofessional. There are very many large exchanges and they do not charge users a huge fee. I recommend that you exit the exchange immediately and search for exchange references via https://coinmarketcap.com/rankings/exchanges

I see this project not completely failing, they do look like they are failing because the price has dropped dramatically due to the large bounty distribution. The team is pretty good because it's been trying to get youc listed on several intermediate exchanges. I followed their campaign for 3 weeks and it was still profitable even though the price dropped drastically, it would be wrong if you are lucky not to join their bounty campaign.

For me, late 2017 and early 2018 were the best for cryptocurrency. At that time bitcoin and some altcoins reached ATH. By the end of this year bitcoin has reached a new ATH and I hope it will be a similar situation back then.

That's great if you do well, because not all new tokens are worth buying. Because when a project listed on Uniswap does not lock in liquidity, it could potentially be a scam.

This is something that must be evaluated by the bounty manager, the bounty manager must also start maintaining the bounty hunter data. Email is very easy to target for spam, especially emails belonging to cryptocurrency users.