It has indeed both cons an pro's.....
The quality of bounty hunters would sure increase, having real and smarter people doing the bounties. In stead of "nice project" "this is good" "when token?"
But it is not the essention of crypto, that was basicly set on privacy.
I think the opposite. The quality of bounty hunters would sure decrease. Do you think that someone who does not mind giving their personal data to participate in an airdrop is smart? I don't think so. |
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When I started reading and researching cryptocurrencies, this forum was named a lot. So I started visiting it to look for information and learn more. Over time I got to know the bounty campaigns, and I saw that it was a way to earn money promoting new projects. And I started to participate in them. So now I'm in the forum for both reasons, to learn and be informed, and to participate in the bounty campaigns.
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Hi guys.
Out of curiosity, what are you earning with bounty campaigns?
I think I'm somewhere near 1K USD/month, but I guess there have to be people here who are earning lots more.
Kind regards
Yes, I have also observed what you are saying. It's usually in the translation campaigns where you earn the most, and by far the most. Unfortunately, I don't speak English so well to can do it. At the moment I don't earn much because I have not been long and I started with the simplest campaigns (which are also the most overcrowded). Now I've started with signature campaings too, and I hope that helps me increase profits. |
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Of the decentralized exchanges that I know, the one I like and use the most is IDEX. They are also EtherDelta (although currently I don't recommend it), ForkDelta, Wave Dex, OpenLedger Dex or OasisDex.
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Both of them. I usually invest in already consolidated projects that I like or that I think have potential. And I participate in the bounty campaign of those projects that I think may have future.
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Yo creo que para que la creación de una nueva moneda tenga sentido, tiene que responder a una necesidad real de intercambio de bienes y servicios, si sólo compramos una moneda con la esperanza de venderla más cara, si no hay una comunidad que la sostiene, estaremos apostando en un sistema piramidal, y todos sabemos como acaban esos sistemas.
Opino igual. Pienso que en el futuro sólo sobrevivirán aquellos proyectos que tengan una utilidad práctica y real. A mi modo de ver, actualmente es casi todo pura especulación, incluso diría que una burbuja en cierto sentido. Pero es la pescadilla que se muerde la cola. |
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Yes, I usually read the whitepaper before to invest in a project. I think it's fundamental, and it helps to reduce the risk. At least I read that part about which I have knowledge, such as the business plan and the economic part of the project. I still don't master the technical aspects, I don't know much about that. But I try to ask someone who knows more than me.
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I think this happens because the forum is misused. People don't stop to read or use the search engine. They just look for a quick response. Before creating a new thread, they should search if a similar one already exists. This would not duplicate the information. Misuse disperses a lot of information and makes it unhelpful.
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I am a woman, some of the comments make me really angry, like women cannot control their emotions... Are you serious? Are you still thinking that in 2018?
Women are as capable as men to trade and be involved in the crypto world.
Totally agree. The barbarities that I have to read here. It seems that we all have to write ... "Hi, I'm a girl", because it seems that we don't exist. Ridiculous. Having these debates today seems crazy to me. Here there are girls and boys equally capable and with the same abilities. There is no need to go announcing if I am a girl or a boy, this should not matter. Yes it seems that sexism hasn't dissapeared yet. This thread has the merit of reminding me how equality is not obvious for everybody Let show them that we are as good as they can be  You are absolutely right. As a man, I'm ashamed to see this mentality of "man of the caverns" in the 21st century. My girlfriend has more cold blood than me for investments, and could give lessons to more than one. |
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Bounty programs are asking bounty hunters to do KYC before they are paid for work done . What do you think of this development.
I don't like that. The worst case is that I was told to do KYC after the bounty campaign is over.
I would definitely not participate the bounty campaign if I had known it earlier. Did that actually happened? Because it would sucks a lot, for me the KYC is not a big problem but we have the right to know in advance if wa have to do it or not, and then we can decide to proceed or forget about that bounty. Yes, this has already happened. Of the last campaigns in which I participated, there are three projects that has requested the KYC once the campaign finished. And in two other projects, the campaign has ended and we have been told that they will inform us later about whether there is KYC or not. I think the same as you. If a project wants to ask for the KYC, it's in its right to do it. But we also have the right to know in advance if we have to do it or not, to decide if we want to participate in the bounty campaign or not. |
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Tienes razón en lo de que es muy difícil tener un control sobre la red P2P, pero creo que eso afecta más a nivel de las operaciones con criptomonedas, como para el tema del pago de impuestos y lo difícil que lo tendría Hacienda para controlarlo. Pero una regulación a nivel de proyecto/empresa sería más factible, y pienso que irán por ahí los tiros.
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Yes, I'm buying altcoins, both short and long term. I think it's important to have a diversified portfolio, and there are very cheap projects that I think have a huge potential.
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