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Very useful form, thanks for sharing.
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I suggest to edit your site again and be a mobile friendly since mostly are using their mobile phones for browsing bounties. Though of course, we can select the desktop view but it's better to have it mobile friendly, imo.
Btw, are the bounties listed are all came from here?
Thanks for your suggestion, this is just an experimental form, I will modify it slowly. But now I pay more attention to the addition of content, what kind of content everyone needs |
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because China is stressing its people to use their products, and also in the crypto section they make their own currencies, even though China is one of the biggest holders of the bitcoin market.
Making coins yourself and current market development will not affect |
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Maybe change the default language to English also. I thought I was being redirected to another website when I clicked the link. Most of the bounty hunters and those offering campaign management services are more proficient in English anyway.
Because we are a Chinese-based site, we can only use English (I am not very accurate in English). The list can be seen as a navigation and reference. I'm glad your suggestion, and I hope that more users from English-speaking countries can help me add and modify more content. Thanks again |
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However, I would like to summarize some excellent bounty services that will be helpful to everyone in the future.
But my confusion is if I find a more prominent bounty hunter, rather than some deceptive bounty hunter, because I don't want to waste too much time in the selection. Because I don't have a good way to identify.
I don't really get what you mean, "bounty services" and "bounty hunter" is different entity, so if you want to list a good services then I don't think you should bother with checking whether a bounty hunter is honest or not. There should be several metrics on deciding 'good services', what's yours? IMO it should something like: - The update speed of the spreadsheet - How they handle complain - Can they spot cheater with ease or they're just lazy af - Are most of their bounty escrowed or not, do they pay with Bitcoin etc - Who are the members, are they trusted in this community or not - etc At first I wanted to separate the list of "bounty hunter" and "bounty service". But considering the workload without making this decision, I think that bounty hunters can also be counted as people who provide bounty services, so make a list. Regarding the list, I do n’t have much energy to make it very detailed and filtered. Everyone may want to understand that there are many items of bounty service, so I can only add some content with emphasis. I think the payment method and other content are the communication between the two parties who need the bounty service. The list is too complicated. Thank you for your suggestion, I am adding some content that everyone cares about. |
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I suggest modifying the "Popular Evaluation" tab as it doesn't have a valid source. Anyone can just put a full star rating on any of those bounties. Instead, you can collect data from various ICO checkers and analyzers and take their average rating for reference.
But honestly, since bounty hunting is not that active as before, I doubt someone will consider using a list from a new source. I hope you will able to gather more visitors as the site progress.
P.S Much better if you will consider putting the donation/tip address at the bottom part of the page. It currently messing up with the main content in my own view.
Thank you for your comments, I will make corresponding changes. Because the market is not good, bounty hunters are not active because there are no suitable projects involved. However, I would like to summarize some excellent bounty services that will be helpful to everyone in the future. But my confusion is if I find a more prominent bounty hunter, rather than some deceptive bounty hunter, because I don't want to waste too much time in the selection. Because I don't have a good way to identify. |
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Found in the forum many bounty services, or bounty hunter services. But because it is scattered in many posts and content, I want to make a comprehensive list, but there are a few confusions I hope to get everyone's suggestions: Sample table: https://bountypr.com/bounty-information-service-form |
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I want to make a simple summary and form for the blockchain project. I intend to make a list of some content reviews and evaluation categories for easy reference and reference at any time. The forms that have been produced now are (contents are gradually increased): Airdrop project evaluation form: https://bountypr.com/airdropformLong-term bounty program table: https://bountypr.com/longbountyMicro Reward Bounty Table: https://bountypr.com/micro-rewardWhat suggestions do the forum partners have and what forms need to be made? Please leave a message. Or you have a good content submission, you can click the submit link above the form to submit the content to us. Because it is a Chinese site, I use Chinese and English bilingual form content, also added GOOGLE translation, welcome everyone to browse and give us better suggestions.  |
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I'm glad you agree. We are just to make more high-quality projects accessible to the Chinese community. Don't look at it with any suspicion.
We also have a choice according to the project, and do not welcome the garbage and deceive the publicity of the project.
Welcome to send me an email or communicate with TELEGRAM.
Well, In all fairness, you can't really ask someone not to be suspicious of such things, 'cause nowadays, nothing is free. Translating something like an announcement thread, whitepapers or any other documents from any project is a tedious task (been there done that  ), plus free publishing service and you are offering all these for free? I take it you're doing this to bring more traffic to your website? Well, if what you say is true and as long as it is 100% free, then there's no harm on trying to acquire your services. I might shoot you a pm and discuss something relevant to this topic.  Yes, nothing is free now. Our free is based on free work without wasting our human and resources. Of course, if there is a reward, we welcome it. Our simple free help team can let more projects know us, build a Chinese community together, and enrich the community content. This is why we are simple and free. Don't think too complicated, we are a Chinese site. Most of the people who come here are English users, and there is no meaning in advertising. Ha ha  |
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The main problem with China is the existing laws and regulations. It is not the people. The people can spread their wings and get interested to know and learn about cryptocurrency and how to get into it and how to start investing but the problem is that they are hindered by the government itself. The government is trying to screen everything that comes into the country. And in the process they are also blocking the new technologies and opportunities for its people. Whatever adjustments done by projects if the government does not have the taste to let them reach its people everything is useless.
I'm in China. This is not the case. Most of my friends are involved in blockchain projects and also trade tokens. The government restricts only the public recruitment activities of ICO and IEO, and does not strictly prohibit transactions, participation, and development of blockchain. So the news about exchanges being curtailed in China is all false? Is it also not true that financial institutions there are prohibited to handle cryptocurrency transactions? Yeah I also read news about ICO or IEO being prohibited in that country. Blockchain is not necessarily against whatever the banks and the governments are into. It is probably the reason why China is not really against blockchain. But which part are you in china? I am in mainland China. If you have used the OTC services of the trading platform, you will find out whether the financial services that are used for transactions are different from what you think. What you hear does not mean you understand it. |
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The main problem with China is the existing laws and regulations. It is not the people. The people can spread their wings and get interested to know and learn about cryptocurrency and how to get into it and how to start investing but the problem is that they are hindered by the government itself. The government is trying to screen everything that comes into the country. And in the process they are also blocking the new technologies and opportunities for its people. Whatever adjustments done by projects if the government does not have the taste to let them reach its people everything is useless.
I'm in China. This is not the case. Most of my friends are involved in blockchain projects and also trade tokens. The government restricts only the public recruitment activities of ICO and IEO, and does not strictly prohibit transactions, participation, and development of blockchain. |
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Yes it is true. In other way that the Chinese government is very anti-bitcoin and altcoin. But so far, in my opinion there are still many investors from China who have quietly ignored the country's regulations. This must be triggered by 'profit'. Which in the sense that a person's attitude can change in order to achieve something he wants. On the other hand, it is indeed very good if a crypto project can penetrate the Chinese market, because as we know that they are the most populous country. Certainly will be successful if the above can be achieved. But, I think actually without even entering China there are still many projects that can be successful in terms of fundraising. This must be supported by a good idea, an expert team, a timely roadmap, an innovative product, and a large exchanger that supports.
That's right, it's the promotion of the project itself, not the pursuit of local investment. It only needs more people to understand the value of the project. It is not necessary to carry out ICO activities and other content in China. Because there are many, many investors in China who are not trading locally. |
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There are many project teams who want to enter the Chinese market.
But because of the language and lack of understanding of Chinese habits, this is a difficult job.
In fact, it is very simple. First of all, you must understand that it is very difficult to actually access facebook.twitter.youtube.telegram and bitcointalk in China. Most Chinese users cannot directly access or use it. Therefore, the bounty program designed by many teams does not actually have many Chinese users who can see or be interested in participating.
Secondly, due to national policies, any form of ICO and IEO promotion is banned in China, and many Chinese market personnel are unwilling to accept the promotion of such activities.
Finally, there is the ERC20 token project. There are too many similar projects now, but no valuable APP or related applications have been generated. Everyone is very disgusted.
Therefore, I suggest that if the project team wants to better develop the Chinese market, it should find effective ways that are suitable for Chinese users to understand the value of the project itself and adopt an effective bounty model (localization) such as using Chinese sites for activities https: //bountypr.com Organizing some activities suitable for Chinese users may be more suitable for project promotion.
For the ERC20 project, I think that more publicity in practical applications may be more suitable. Can carry out some knowledge quiz, mini-game activities, application of secondary development and other content promotion.
It is also important to note that not all Internet sites in China can be accessed directly. It is recommended that the project team check whether the test site can be accessed directly in China, which is more conducive to the promotion of the project.
If you have any questions, please leave a message and ask, maybe I can help.
I am not sure what it would be worth to have Chinese faucets disguised as games when you actually want to target your ads to rich Chinese people, not the ones that are living on faucets. I don't understand why you think it is worthless. Although Chinese policy does not support the activities of ICOs and IEOs, it does not hinder the promotion and promotion of any valuable blockchain projects in China. A project can be developed not only by IEO and ICO, but by the competitiveness and technology of the project itself, as well as the trading volume, popularity and number of project tokens held in the trading market. Do you think that the number of Chinese participating traders is small? I don't think you think so. |
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I believe a service about the exchange provider has avoided china for their operation office.
If they want targeting the Chinese customer, they will provide a language Chinese from their service. Most of the exchange open their service with regulation "Hongkong" or "Singpore", they don't want to take the risk with the regulation went open a exchange at cina.
Yes, China is not allowed to open an exchange for the time being, but it does not hinder Chinese transactions. This is why the large exchanges are all Chinese and support Chinese well. |
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This is an interesting suggestion but how can you expect Chinese people to simply adopt while their Country creating their own means of accomplishment and own objective related to cryptocurency.
They alloted huge budget for blockchain purposes and I dont see they will start now to adopt with the community ways of crypto but they will implement a new and much more advanced usage of it IMO.
Sorry, I do n’t quite understand what you mean. Blockchain in China is not banned, and there are many people involved. China only bans content such as ICO, IEO and opening of exchanges (excluding Chinese people opening exchanges and transaction) |
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Are you wanna putting the chinese investors into the risk? Even a big service like binance are getting banned there. What makes you feel if that service is safe to be used by the developers? We have seen so many times china's regulator shutdown so many services. Remember if that is on the sensitive country's territory.
I thought that if you can tell us what was the reason is much better than provide what you offers in your service.
In China, it is forbidden to open an exchange, prohibit ICO, IEO and other content in the local area, rather than prohibit Chinese people from trading in external markets. Just as trading platforms such as binance and huobi open trading platforms overseas, they have their own blockchain industry in China. Most of the trading crowd and the Chinese people involved in the transaction account for a large proportion. In addition, mining is not explicitly prohibited in China. |
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China has strict regulations against crypto and it is clear that those related to crypto will be banned. You are also right that access to the internet is also not easy, especially platforms or sites that originate from U.S, that's because they have created it themselves, such as Weibo, Alibaba, UC browser and others. I think the easy way to enter the Chinese market is to find a local community there, because they already know the country and also understand what needs to be done to reach or enter the Chinese virtual currency market.
Yes, it is a good idea to find a local community or site. Only some methods that are responsible for China itself can allow more users to participate. |
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For high-quality projects, we provide free translation and publishing services. Of course, we also provide Chinese users with certain rewards to increase their activity. free translation and publishing services is a good offer, i have a project on-going, i shall pm you the details and see how we can work together. I shall give my review about your service on this thread afterwards. I'm glad you agree. We are just to make more high-quality projects accessible to the Chinese community. Don't look at it with any suspicion. We also have a choice according to the project, and do not welcome the garbage and deceive the publicity of the project. Welcome to send me an email or communicate with TELEGRAM. |
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The website is in Chinese, but it is targeted at all blockchain projects in the world. I think it may be more suitable here.
Chinese is not an international language (at least for now). So how do you expect those projects to get interested on your offer if they don't understand a single word from you? Either add English option or change your market then. :)We only target the Chinese market and those partners who want to market and promote in China, because China has a large number of virtual currency participating users. I think the partners all know this, not just mining, virtual currency transactions, and virtual currency platforms. And so on. I think you are just circling back with your reasons. You want to target everyone in the world yet your site's langues is in Chinese, clicking "translate to English" doesn't also work on most parts of your website so how can you even target them if your website is really just built for someone who can understand Chinese? With your reply for joniboini I think what you are really trying to say is that the website is really for Chinese so other members are right to tell you that this website is really for the Chinese speaking people and so you just need to promote this in their local section. I think you misunderstand what I mean. We don't need to promote our website in the Chinese area right now, we are a community site with a fixed number of users and groups. I mentioned the website here to introduce it to teams outside of China who need to promote in China. I can explain more simply In China, if most users cannot access the BITCOINTALK site without using a VPN, I want to promote it to Chinese users.i can promote the site directly in China. |
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The website is in Chinese, but it is targeted at all blockchain projects in the world. I think it may be more suitable here.
Chinese is not an international language (at least for now). So how do you expect those projects to get interested on your offer if they don't understand a single word from you? Either add English option or change your market then. :)We only target the Chinese market and those partners who want to market and promote in China, because China has a large number of virtual currency participating users. I think the partners all know this, not just mining, virtual currency transactions, and virtual currency platforms. And so on. I think you are just circling back with your reasons. You want to target everyone in the world yet your site's langues is in Chinese, clicking "translate to English" doesn't also work on most parts of your website so how can you even target them if your website is really just built for someone who can understand Chinese? With your reply for joniboini I think what you are really trying to say is that the website is really for Chinese so other members are right to tell you that this website is really for the Chinese speaking people and so you just need to promote this in their local section. I think you misunderstand what I mean. We don't need to promote our website in the Chinese area right now, we are a community site with a fixed number of users and groups. I mentioned the website here to introduce it to teams outside of China who need to promote in China. |
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