Bounty campaign

[Dullmartini]

How do you guys pick a signature bounty campaign? There are so many of them listed and with such different requirements, I'm lost. Now that I'm a jn member I'd like to participate but I don't know where to start!

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[paulonardy]

How do you guys pick a signature bounty campaign? There are so many of them listed and with such different requirements, I'm lost. Now that I'm a jn member I'd like to participate but I don't know where to start!

Pick one that you think will succeed and has a good cap. If it raises 0, you get 0. That's my plan anyway 

[acpr23]

An advice that i can give is that you carefully read & examine the Announcement thread and the whitepaper of the coin or token bounty you are interested in to join, also team members add credibility to the project including the campaign managers of the bounty.

[Rakabel619]

Hello. you can choose depending on the reward, the percentage that they allocate for the signature campaign. or according to the project that convinces you and that you think it will grow

[oaks05]

do a little research, hit up one of the token market sites, see how popular a ico is read the whitepaper, i tend to choose sig camp. that dont have a on of people signed up out the gate and of course i have to feel they can be successful with what they are offering.

[R3ffun]

How do you guys pick a signature bounty campaign? There are so many of them listed and with such different requirements, I'm lost. Now that I'm a jn member I'd like to participate but I don't know where to start!

ussually i see the concept of ico altcoin. waiting for good news and see the team and there is escrow or not . if allover good i wannt to join because the project i believe its bright in market and in future

[Meryn]

I choose a signature campaign based on post / week. and see if the project will run in the future or stop in the middle while their ico runs

[Fatunad]

How do you guys pick a signature bounty campaign? There are so many of them listed and with such different requirements, I'm lost. Now that I'm a jn member I'd like to participate but I don't know where to start!

There are really lots of Bounty campaigns as of now which would really give you confusion on where you would join but heres a tip.Never go on those campaign who do have too good to be true amounts of bounty because most likely of those project do normally fails when they didnt hit their cap which would result on making your efforts comes to waste.Checking first their whitepaper and roadmap you can able to tell if its a good project or not.

[lecongnhan123]

There are many campaigns in Bitcointalk, you select the campaign fits and attention required by each campaign, the number of posts, the posts of the week, total posts ....

[nsasuiteb]

Try to choose ones that can reach their hardcaps they can be valuable in the exchanges so you can get more money. Good team and advisors is one of the key factors for a project to succeed in crowdsale.

[ss890]

I think you will need more time to spend on your account and grow it into at least member rank. Most of the bounties will not allow the junior member to get enrol into as there might be quality issues as well as spamming rates would be more too.


The enrolment is easy process as long as you are applying it the way manager said to you. Moreover, you should check bounties depending on the rates, success of ICO, whitepaper promise etc. Also discuss with other members involved in it. This will give you clear picture for it.

[BitProNews]

there is no way to recognize the best signature campaign to join. Only by tracking managers activities and build trust in their choices.Good luck

[hasmukh_rawal]

How do you guys pick a signature bounty campaign? There are so many of them listed and with such different requirements, I'm lost. Now that I'm a jn member I'd like to participate but I don't know where to start!

You don't know where to start or you don't know how to start.You are a Jr.Member and so you are eligible for signature campaigns too. You can find many bounty campaigns and signature campaigns under Economy> Services .
You can join any open campaign that is eligible for Jr.Members that suits you and be a part of it. If you don't know which one to join then you can join the one which you think can be accomplished by you.
Whatever you do just try to make constructive posts as they are the ones that matter the most at the end.

[BitcoinArsenal]

I would say do a research on promising ICOs. Think about in which ICO you would like to invest if you would have some BTCs to invest. When you figured out one or more, look if these ICOs offer a bounty campaign and join one. I would never pick a bounty campaign of an ICO if I would not invest in it or if I am not convinced about the future outsights. You have to spent some time to figure out. It is your decision. Nobody can help hereon

[Dvd1989]

Don't forget to check what percentage of the ICO proceeds is reserved for the bounty campaigns, and in your case: the signature bounty. This can differ a lot between the projects.

[zikabra]

How do you guys pick a signature bounty campaign? There are so many of them listed and with such different requirements, I'm lost. Now that I'm a jn member I'd like to participate but I don't know where to start!

I usually go here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=238.0 and open more then 30 bounty topics.
I eliminate projects which don't look promising, with unprofessional dev's, shady looking projects, pre-ico campaigns etc.
Find project which you like and support it.

[mummybtc]

I think you need to define how you want to be paid, some people prefered their BTC weekly payment which I think is better, but there are some projects that pay using their tokens provided they succeed this is where you need to find time to research the project you want to add their project. The first question to ask yourself is that out of all these project if i have $1000 which one am I likely to invest into. The one that you pick is the one signature to join.

[2double0]

It's better to keep researching as well as see the terms the bounty managers decide in order to pay the bounties. Try to find as much information about the project you think you will apply for, and if it suits your needs then you should definitely give it a shot. Well, every other ICO bounty has its own limitations as well as different rewards, stakes, % of distribution as well as values (price) of their tokens, so it's your decision to choose one. In my views, it's quite easy to find a legit and trustworthy bounty campaign by going through the ANN's content here as well as reading the whole whitepaper and understanding the concept behind the project.

[deepcryptomine]

Thanks for this post. I am not the only one who is confused about which campaign to choose

Does anyone look at who the campaign manager is? I am still a newbie here and learning about this but recently I am preferring the campaigns managed by campaign managers that I previously worked with.

[acener]

How do you guys pick a signature bounty campaign? There are so many of them listed and with such different requirements, I'm lost. Now that I'm a jn member I'd like to participate but I don't know where to start!

There's a lot to consider like the team behind it, the bounty manager, the concept of the ICO, the division of stakes, the requirements. In short just, examine the campaign carefully before joining. You would be staying at it for a month or two, so you better pick something that you think that would be worth it.