How do I know a bounty program is good?

[EL-NIDO]

First of all I will find out all informations that I can get about the project. Second is I read the white paper and also the road map. Finally I will think about if that project got a positive impact and enough potential.

[luis sagna14]

you can contact that project, if they reply, maybe its good. And you can look at community, website, how plan bounty.

[shuijun]

Searching for information on some teams, assessing the project itself, the length of time, the activity of the community and a series of conditions are the basis for the judgment.

[ice18]

Check the official website first of the project offering bounties it must have proper details like wp, team members, roadmaps and some known advisors look also who is the manager he must be trusted and well known in this forum no bad reputation and have pays in time.

[pocketfullofpoke]

Learn about their product and look for project that will have a great concept, research about the team because the more experienced the team then the project will reach success.

Product and concept is always be the flagship of an ICO since it's always the product you are promoting to the public. Having a very good concept product and uniqueness of it plus a very good team would lead the product to success on the market.

[Alaira]

Look at the project if it is good then you can join the bounty, and also look at the manager who manages the project, their level, their name. Some managers have a good experience so we will get money if the bounty is done.

[ardyology]

It really depends on the reward allocation of the bounty campaign and what rank you are in or how many friends/followers you have on Twitter, Facebook, instagram, youtube and the likes. Most of them are percentage based, but some have token based. Do not base your participation on the hype of these ICOs. Better join those who are not popular, though risky these are the ones who will give you huge rewards based on my experience.

[sartredd]

Campaign must include the followings:
1. Good communication
2. Working/alpha app
3. An active and responsive social media community
4. Unadulterated whitepaper
5. Formidable team
6. Website
7. A trustworthy bounty manager (irrespective of the rank)
8. The use case and so on

[sotoshihero]

Learn about their product and look for project that will have a great concept, research about the team because the more experienced the team then the project will reach success.

Correct. They must have a product or services to offer. Not only that, the  product must be unique, importance or demand  to community, sustainable, great development team, partnership and so forth. Also, the must have a good marketing team and a good allocation for bounty of course  

[Cnut237]

I see a lot of bounty programs on the BCT, but I do not know which bounty program is good, there are many fraud programs. Can you  give me advice ?

Sometimes it is easy - the unprofessional ones might have a low quality webpage, no white paper etc.
But sometimes it can just be luck - you can identify what seems like a great project, but then the bounty campaign is managed very poorly.

[baconlike]

Look at the project if it is good then you can join the bounty, and also look at the manager who manages the project, their level, their name. Some managers have a good experience so we will get money if the bounty is done.

I would like to add a little information. Join the ICO groups to see what people think, If there are many people involved and they put a lot of questions on the group that the project has potential. Please read the Roadmap and Whitepaper carefully to make the right decision.

[tedes]

I think it would be nice before participating in a gift campaign - do research on the project (team, media activity, wp). Also check the confidence of bounty managers. And then make a decision.

[hailtheking]

You can know that the bounty program is good if their platform or project is a must for everyone to use or get involved in. If they always update their customers, it is good. Also check the feedbacks of others regarding on the bounty program.

[kencot]

Good and promising project, strong and experienced team, read the whitepaper and roadmap, how about the community. Learn from each of them and you will find out.

[Om.monata]

I always see the composition of the team, the concept offered, the sales and the roadmap. for me it's a great guide to see if bounty is good or not. so I do bounty selection based on some of these things and until now I always get a good salary.

[faisaladitya]

how to know a good bounty program include:
1. Thoroughly used his team how
2. see the offerings on offer whether interesting and different
3. see the vision and mission it project (always read whitepaper etc)
4. see also that ICO coins based on which platform has its own platform
5. If I participate in the ICO do not listen to FUD in circulation

[amanarora_1]

There are many ways to find which bounty is good or fraud:

1. Always read about its project (Whitepaper, Roadmap, community, ANN thread, social media pages, telegram channel)
2. Check bounty status (How long the bounty was active)- If bounty is long and its budget is low, then you know what i mean!
3. If spreadsheet is not updating for 2 weeks its a not a good one.
4. Always calculate bounty budget for each campaign
5. calculate how much stakes you will get in the whole bounty campaign.
6. Also track Bounty Manager trust and status
7. If bounty telegram group has decent amount of members, then its bad one!
8. Also check how many people join this bounty, If there is a many participant already joined then the project is good
9. If the Sr. Member, Hero Member, and Legendary Member joining a particular bounty campaign, then its definitely a stunning bounty
10. Last but not least, Always check its ICO because Some ICO starts just for money and sell the reserve tokens on exchanges!

[edir_ruvall]

I see a lot of bounty programs on the BCT, but I do not know which bounty program is good, there are many fraud programs. Can you  give me advice ?

I learned by trial and error. Every month spent on unfair bounty will make you a bit more experienced. I don't suppose you want to waste your time again.

[y3v63n]

Examine the project itself. Check the team, advisors, idea, the stage of the product development and roadmap. Examine the tokenomics. Is hardcap realistic? If it is, do the math about the bounty campaign itself. Imagine that 2,000 people are participating in your sub-campaign and calculate how many stakes and tokens you will get as a result. If the amount is something you're ok with, then jump in.

[redfin31]

I see a lot of bounty programs on the BCT, but I do not know which bounty program is good, there are many fraud programs. Can you  give me advice ?

first, you can check their basics and mission. and also look at their website and whitepaper. that is just a few of the point you can look them, and there still many points which you can check it like the team and manager of the bounty itself.