[BOUNTY] What bounties should I do?

[blockchainmonkey]

Hello,

Just starting out, but already aware of the bounty schemes. What ICO bounty should I become part of? I was checking this one and not so busy which gives a lot of room to earn some tokens: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2091465.0

[BobBct]

Many bounties to pick but pick the bounty you really want to join and they pay high. always be sure to check the details and of course the crypto they sell.

[crazylikeafox]

You should choose the bounty that is comfortable with you and the one that you know that you can accomplish. Don't choose bounties that you can't fulfill cos it will be a waste of time in your part.

[WildWestRider]

There's a bounty that newbies can participate here, but it expires at 11pm Mountain time tonight, so hurry!  https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2150377.0

[hannah1955]

I'm kind of new to crypto but with so many bounties and ICOs out there it's probably wise to read their whitepapers first. Make sure they're not a scam or shit coin/token, and then look at what they're offering for the bounty.  Consider how much time you need to spend on the bounty against the reward. Is it worth it?  If so, have fun! If not, move along.

[Zarbout]

Not many bounties accepting newbies. May be if you have a good twitter or you translation ability you can find some good bounties.

[Devilwalk]

What project should you choose? Nobody know which ICO will succeed, but you could look at some indicators to predict.

- Project goals and theme. Choose the one that has reasonable goal and solid planning. Make sure it is not some weird shitty project only made for ICO.
- Bounty management. Good project usually take a good handle at every part of the project, including bounty campaign. Project that have a well managed and structured bounty campaign is more likely to get you a good reward.

As for what bounty program should you join, as a newbie you can start from social media campaign, as it doesn't require a high-ranked Bitcointalk profile but rather a social media account which you're likely already had.

[CryptoBry]

Hello, Just starting out, but already aware of the bounty schemes. What ICO bounty should I become part of? I was checking this one and not so busy which gives a lot of room to earn some tokens: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2091465.0

Bounty campaign programs remain to be one of the best ways to get into a certain #ICO project without money on the table and just effort as well as time. I am doing some bounties too and sometimes it can get so confusing which to participate and which to reject.

I think the one you are mentioning here can be good. I like that idea plus it has a young but very experienced team behind. However, there are so many others and they are much bigger than the one above. Good luck on your cryptocurrency journey and see you at the top (of the cryptocurrency mountain).

[Mike Mayor]

Go for it. Go for the coin you have the kids k doe there. You can only gain. You have a genuine interest in this coin so you all set. Always have genuine interest on a coin and collect nice bounties. Also don't dump right away. Many times I waited till a few months after being paid and made mutiples of what I would have. Another tactic is to buy ip all the coins the bounty users dump. This way you can get coins cheaper then the ICO price.

[Hamilcar]

Most of bounties don't accept newbies. You have to rank your account first.

[sishahid]

You can choose a bounty which is comfortable for you and that you can do easily. You should choose one,  that will be a following simple rule. Don't choose a bounty which you can not complete, It will waste your time

[midelou]

As a new member, you should opt for social media bounty. You will be accepted if you have a big number of friends and followers on Facebook/Twitter. All you have to do is like, follow, tweet and retweet. These are not hard to do. Of course, you have to be careful as there are many fake/shit coins out there.