THE BOUNTY SPACE IN THIS CRYPTO PLATFORM IS TOXIC AND UNFAIR

[hatshepsut93]

Bounty hunting is an extremely low skill work, you just click likes on twitter and make some shitposts, anyone can do it, so because of that and high competition bounty hunters will always be treated poorly. This is simply a big waste of time, you are earning peanuts and not learning anything, not growing, and in the future, when bounties will be gone, you'll have nothing left - no career, no work experience.

[20kevin20]

New hypes = new scams. Besides some of the very first ICOs out there, most of them ended up as scams or abandoned projects. It's quite obvious especially now as people only desperately keep looking for other ICO-like shapes of offerings so that they can earn a bag of bucks out of them. It's just so sad to see how many newbies still fall for them. Bounties are most of the time just you wasting your time promoting scams that scam you in the end as well.

I don't see marketing and advertising as needs when launching a cryptocurrency. Satoshi did it without promoting it. The next coin creators after him did it as well. Why pay now for projects that almost always end up as scams if you never had to pay Satoshi for creating and advertising Bitcoin?

Projects that are good will pop to the surface easily in time, as soon as the list of shitcoins gets cleared up. So throwing your bucks at some random stranger for promising you wet dreams in exchange is nonsense.

[$crypto$]

How many bounty hunters in the shoes of altcoin creators having suddenly become "rich" would act any differently ? Greed is quite common and even an understandable attitude. I guess the best is to chose campaigns that award tokens right away, that way the creators can't change their mind later.

Greed is everyone's problem. When altcoin creators get greedy they will create scam projects that will hurt others.

To choose several campaigns that pay tokens immediately is not a guarantee that the project or campaign will be successful, there are many other factors that must be considered. Today's scammers are getting smarter and more, so finding a project that actually earns and pays bounty hunters is very difficult. Paying Hunter Tokens immediately will always be a classic excuse for delaying payments.

Learn the project first, whether it has potential or not. If it has potential move on and if it doesn't look attractive and the project isn't clear leave it.

Don't ever expect income from a bounty campaign it all can be nonsense and nothing will result as long as we promote it, well the greed for the altcoin project is still happening, just look at the hunters now and the team has no plans to advance only they take advantage of it. hunters and investors.

There are many other factors that cause the bounty campaign to not develop anymore, there are many scameres, failed projects that do not pay hunters, always delaying payments even if they have no value, that is what causes the bounty not to be noticed anymore.

Some of the current projects are always doing whitepaper plagiarism, fake teams, their bad plans, and also just take advantage of hunters alone.

So that's all we need to research and learn never to be trapped in a bounty like this.

[BITCOIN4X]

New hypes = new scams. Besides some of the very first ICOs out there, most of them ended up as scams or abandoned projects. It's quite obvious especially now as people only desperately keep looking for other ICO-like shapes of offerings so that they can earn a bag of bucks out of them. It's just so sad to see how many newbies still fall for them. Bounties are most of the time just you wasting your time promoting scams that scam you in the end as well.

The best solution right now for beginner is to stop promoting the bounty campaign which incidentally has proven to only make them disappointed by failing. I just didnt promise that I would never participate in the bounty again, but until now I have not been interested in joining the bounty again because I was too disappointed some time before.

Some of the current bounty still pay bounty hunter and these are very limited. Joining a bounty without in-depth analysis is just a waste of time and its true. I hope beginner can realize all of that and start thinking about how to sort and choose which bounty campaign are good and worthy to be promoted. Joining without any consideration will only make them disappointed.

[libert19]

I have been blessed enough to find campaigns that paid even tho things didn't go as they expected and those who listen to bounty hunters.

The way project treats their bounty hunters can say a lot about project itself. Watch out their conversations.

"The true measure of a man is how he treats someone who can do him absolutely no good."

Might sound cliché but it's true.

[cheezcarls]

This is the sad reality of bounties right now. These ICOs are using their "disclaimer" as their own defense that they have the right to change the rules, allocations, terms and conditions, etc., only to deceive both investors and bounty hunters in exit scamming (especially those who have submitted KYC). Been a victim of these, but I learned and keep moving forward. I agree with the OP, it's really unfair for bounty hunters like me not getting paid what we deserve, but again I treat it like it's "gambling" where we get lucky if they indeed paid me and not getting a token dump after they list on various exchanges.

However, as a bounty hunter, I understand that this is some sort of gamble whether that bounty is legit or scam. 95% of them are scam, and only 5% of them are actually legit.

One of the reasons that most of us keep joining bounties despite the risks in time and effort is because of additional income. I know that most of us aren't happy of our income situation right now even if we "over-deliver" our services to them. I would be grateful enough if there are bounties who did give me some additional income on top of my monthly income. I don't care if it's an extra $10, $20 or so in my pocket, it still means a lot to me and I'm grateful for that. It would help pay my bills and additional needs.

There has to be a system where all bounty hunters are protected and insured in case projects have failed, so that we got something in return for our time, effort and skills in promoting their projects.

[cryptoaddictchie]

You did a good job to point out all those project but does not denied the fact that some projects on that list top quality. you made it clear. some are average and while some are just low key projects. projects like Geoma DAO project that have little or no activity on their social media group.

Thanks for the compliment. Im just helping them to find some literally potential projects. Some fo those who joined on my listed campain earned some decent tokens.

Geoma DAO is a good governance token but like what you said they lack visibility on their social media.


But of course, there are some opinion here that dont like bounty too. I prefer a bounty type that will increase knowledge and hone our skills too so better to choose category like article and creating such skillfull bounty like an art or infographics. Signature campaign too is nice, but always researched which project to support with.

If you joined dia campaign with token worth 2$ or ATH you 4$ on signature campaign, then it would worth huge money which even on a typical bitcoin paid campaign wouldnt catch up the earnings. So dont under estimate such bounty sometime it would worth something can give you fortune.