When does the bounty end? I have taken part and I want to know when I will get my tokens, in this thread there is no date stated.

When does the bounty end? I have taken part and I want to know when I will get my tokens, in this thread there is no date stated.

When does the bounty end? I have taken part and I want to know when I will get my tokens, in this thread there is no date stated.

Thanks for sharing the article.

People have to realise that they are not going to become millionaires through doing any of these tactics, it is just a starting point. It's better to earn some tokens, learn the ecosystem and then invest.

I think they are hated because people think they believe in the project and maybe that's one of the reasons they invest. Once the bounty hunters dump to their payment (which is completely fair), it can impact the token in value.

I think honestly they are just a little bit of a scapegoat for a poor project.

This is always a tricky one because it depends on numerous factors that are about you.

There are a lot of good ICOs out there but you need to research, spend time looking into the project, the white paper, marketing, the team and how the community is responding to them. Look for transparency between the believers of the project.

If I were you, If you find a very good project, take part in bounties first, you can earn some tokens, see how they are running everything and then once you are satisfied can invest if you want to. There is no rush to invest into a project as most projects at least run their Token sale for at least 30 days if not longer.

I would also look into Crowdholding. They are a platform where you can earn crypto through bounties / airdrops and tasks. It's free to join up and can be a nice way to find new ICOs as there are over 80 projects on their platform and it is growing daily.

https://www.crowdholding.com

Hope this advice helps and good luck!

Bounty campaign depend on the completion of the ICO. I know when the market is bleeding, a lot of ICOs for a short amount of time postpone their ICO as there are little people investing and the price of ETH and all other cryptos is slashed.

Just keep hassling the team on Telegram etc until you get some sort of actual answer.

I think it's wrong to lump all ICOs as controlled by VC or are simply scams.

You need to look deep into the project. Most people just throw ETH into a project because of sheer hype. You need to ask yourself what value it has and IF they actually need a token / blockchain in their business idea, or is it just to raise capital through an ICO.

I do see that a lot of ICOs are starting to fall from 2017 / 2018 for two simple reasons :-

- Their token had no value, once people stopped trading it they simply just bled their ETH reserves, and without having a strong business plan eventually just ran out of capital. I have worked in an ICO and the amount of money that it takes to keep the team, market etc is high, higher than most businesses because when the market was hot, companies could command a large amount as well as not too much choice.

- They held onto ETH as a reserve thinking that it would increase, and sadly the market took a hit. If you had 2,000 ETH back in January it was worth over 2 million, now it is 200k. If they were sitting on that as their runway, it was drastically cut short.

Really cool concept, how many people do you have in your team?