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July 04, 2019, 05:34:34 PM
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based on my observations, most bounty hunters follow projects that are crowded with participants and don't care about the concept and purpose of the project without studying the project first.. this happens naturally because many believe that projects that are crowded with participants are projects that have been research more by many participants.

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July 04, 2019, 05:48:31 PM
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Yes, it is true, many bounty hunters do not research on project before joining the bounties. Before joining any bounties, we need to read the whitepaper, check roadmap of the company and check dev team, advisors as well as check the rating of the project so that we can avoid scam projects.
I myself don't pay much attention to that. the first thing I saw was the manager who published the campaign. and after that I will see more specific projects.
The choice of a bounty manager cannot be a major factor. a lot of successful campaigns were conducted by not very popular bounty managers

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July 04, 2019, 05:52:40 PM
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Yes, it is true, many bounty hunters do not research on project before joining the bounties. Before joining any bounties, we need to read the whitepaper, check roadmap of the company and check dev team, advisors as well as check the rating of the project so that we can avoid scam projects.
I myself don't pay much attention to that. the first thing I saw was the manager who published the campaign. and after that I will see more specific projects.
The choice of a bounty manager cannot be a major factor. a lot of successful campaigns were conducted by not very popular bounty managers
Agreed, and there are bounties that were conducted directly by the project team itself. Finding the right bounty is not a simple task now as we're getting to see more ad and more projects reaching the market with more similarities. In the past even the random pick of bounties gave a good return of rewards for the work done as the tokens peaked high at 2017.

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