do altcoin bounties usaully pay off

[crystalcrypto]

hi
i am currently participating in several bounties and although i have yet to be paid, I'm wondering if people usually get paid with the tokens, and if so, is it profitable and worth the effort? thank you for your insight.

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[Jorosss]

hi
i am currently participating in several bounties and although i have yet to be paid, I'm wondering if people usually get paid with the tokens, and if so, is it profitable and worth the effort? thank you for your insight.

If bounty campaign is legit then yes you can get your bounties after the ICO ends. Every bounty campaign have an ICO, they are setting a soft cap and hard cap. If they reach the funds target for their project, its possible that you will get a nice value of your bounty. That would be worth it after all your hardwork

[faimloup]

Yes, but select reputable ICOs with solid models and teams.

[Awan Awan]

Yes, but select reputable ICOs with solid models and teams.

How to select reputable ico??
As i know not all pay. Only ico which reach soft cap will pay the bounty hunter.

[verdi-crypto]

So basically, if I translate the website of an ICO and it doesn't reach the soft cap I've wasted my time?

[SyGambler]

some of them pay , others announce some rules like they have to reach X amount in invested funds in order to pay bounties
so IMO you should be careful with that , especially if you feel like you are going to waste a lot of time and you may not get anything in return
in general if there is a lot of hype then most likely everything will go smooth

[EcoChavCrypto]

It depends on what kind of ico are you going to start working on. If it is a shitty bounty, you are not going to get paid because it is obvious that they are scam.

But if it is a serious campaign, and a good manager is running it, then it means that of course that you are going to get paid for that.

But most of the icos are going to pay you with their weird altcoins that are never going to be worth the amount of money that we promise for each token, because most of them does not even reach their softcap.

Be careful with some bounties, most of times you need to work for more than two months to be paid, and they can easily scam you.

[pjhom]

Not specifically a bounty.  But DeepOnion has two airdrops you can participate in.  I receive around 150 onions each week for deep points (we get this for community participation) and you get about 7% of the onions held in your wallet.  Lastly, you get 10% per year for staking until June, at which point it will switch to 5%.  Good luck to you.

[AdolfinWolf]

Not specifically a bounty.  But DeepOnion has two airdrops you can participate in.  I receive around 150 onions each week for deep points (we get this for community participation) and you get about 7% of the onions held in your wallet.  Lastly, you get 10% per year for staking until June, at which point it will switch to 5%.  Good luck to you.

Why are you still shilling this scam coin? Have you even looked into it?

If there is one signature campaign/bounty i wouldn't recommend for newbies to join/use it's gotta be DeepOnion. Their coin is based on nothing but stakes that keep their own signature campaign/ bounty going.

Not only is their plan/coin phishy, they tend to delete any questions revolving around it on their ICO. Not transparent at all.

Anyone that is currently holding DeepOnion must be either retarded, or part of the greater scheme of it.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2057229.0



And the one who started the DeepOnion ANN was trying to buy positive trust.. Come on.

   Attempting to "trade" positive trust ratings.

https://archive.fo/jaRN0#selection-2195.0-2195.57

[enenmom]

Thanks for seeing your post, I am also a newcomer. Among the many bounties, I can not identify his reliable letter and true letter. Some of the projects I participated in have the basic requirements of Jr members. According to the project's signature, this is necessary! But I still follow and transfer some information, I hope to get!

[rgbrt]

Most of them pay as promised

[marjohn]

hi
i am currently participating in several bounties and although i have yet to be paid, I'm wondering if people usually get paid with the tokens, and if so, is it profitable and worth the effort? thank you for your insight.

As I've observed, many of my friends do the so called "bounty hunting" which is referred to participating airdrops and many more activities.

And as for me, I can say that it is profitable. Because, One thing is you don't need to invest a single coin/token/money or whatsoever.
All you need is "effort", time and being positive to whatever happens in the state of crypto mining.

[Bertoli777]

think so, just spend more time studying the bounty and you will not get into an unpleasant situation

[lilinatation]

Yes most of them pay but if you want to hope a big profit choose the best ico.

[bitmagic1984]

yes they do work. but we need to time the market accordingly

[geethnew]

Im also having same problem, will see....

[rgbrt]

Most of them pay as promise but some are not reliable.

[joshuasa]

Most of them pay as promised

No, after i read through some bounty post, they are some bounty campaign does not pay out as per promised... what a sad thing..  
so better choose reputation coin or token to join... or else quite wasting time...

[bitcoinstress]

Most of them will pay you even they are scam company but if you join to legit company. Surely you will earn profit by sell the token after the price rise.

[CodyAlfaridzi]

hi
i am currently participating in several bounties and although i have yet to be paid, I'm wondering if people usually get paid with the tokens, and if so, is it profitable and worth the effort? thank you for your insight.

I have no idea what is the ratio of paying : non-paying bounty campaign, but there are some easy tips on how to pick a good, likely paying, bounty campaign.

First, choose a bounty that willing to pay their participant in Bitcoin/USD regularly (not after the ICO finished). Well, maybe not all of their bounty, but at least they have a signature campaign that pays well in Bitcoin. It's usually a good sign, meaning that they're willing to risk their own money for their project, they believe to their project and are not daily scam attempt. An example is the one in my signature, Bountie.io. They have a BTC-paid signature campaign, paying once every week, as well as a token-paid bounty campaign.

Second, see who's their bounty manager is. Some bounty managers are picky, filtering, researching, doing their best to ensure that the ICO that they're advertising for is not a scam. These bounty managers have integrity and they're likely a well-respected member of the community.