How do I know a bounty program is good?

[Blockvisory]

The first thing you do is to research your bounty program. see if it's popular and legit. if you know the manager you will not have that two minds because that's not a scam .. thank you.

True that! I totally agree 

[Redg85]

there are many things for you to consider before joining a project. look for the project you think is suitable for you. research the team behind the project you choose to join in. explore the project, what is the program all about, what is their business plan to make the project successful, read their roadmap and make sure the project has a very strong community supporting them.

[DikkieD]

Also, when a project ends up not to your liking (toxic chat, bad project choices, unethical behavior during the campaign and more) just quit and take your losses. I did twice so far and it felt liberating.

One time because they just went no where, no updates, no communication and simply unprofessional behavior. The 2nd time they kept changing the rules and requirements....and also became quite hostile towards bounty participants.

My current bounty programs are running extremely smooth, but those are nearing its end (hence why I am researching new bounty programs).

[Rida Zafar]

yes thats true some bounties are scam and its not that easy to find good one. you should research about the bounty business plan and bounty manager.

[homhay]

For me, more look to manager project baunty guys, because they are more experienced in seeing a good bounty and also quality,
And then, you just look at the white paper  and team ICO.

[ungongbuotan]

The very first thing I always consider when I am looking for a good bounty campaign to join is the manager managing the ICO. I always check their credibility and success rate. I also check the people behind the campaign. I try to look for information wether they are real people or legit not just scammers who steals peoples identity.

[LETme]

Always make your own research read the white paper and ann thread, check if the manager is trusted, check if has a good community, check if has a good media advertise that is the thing I always do before joining bounty campaign.

[gerkuless]

Read their whitepaper.  Look who's in their team.  Read what technology they offer.  Look at the ratings of this company on other sites.  And already make a choice.

[dollarneed]

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 ?

Personally, I estimate the company's bounty by such criteria:
1) Team (preferably not Russian) 
2) Whitepaper
3) Road map
4) Percent of money allocated to the bounty
5) Bounty manager
6) The amount of money collected on pre-sales (if they have already been conducted)

Wait what? I'm just wondering why do you think that russian is not good in bounty campaign. I saw some ICOs that the team originally from rusian and the bounty which they offered somehow is big even though KYC is applied. I think there are some of them who succseed.
Anyway the point that you've just mentioned above I compeletly agree with you that those criteria should be considerate before we join.

[anakkampung17]

Various kinds of bounty available, many types of quality programs are launched. But all that I will continue to learn how to find a good bounty. First I will see how many users in the official telegram, second we see the bounty manager and other teams, the third of many ICO targets that will be accommodated so fast hardcap before the specified period.

[dommerty]

First you need to look at the team behind the Bounty campaign so you know if the Bounty campaign is promising, not fraud. I participate in the Bounty campaign for me to make money. I find a good Bounty campaign by exploring.

[wong tsu gieh]

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 ?

Personally I think if you join the bounty campaign you should see if you can get the prize, especially now many bounty programs are scam, you are more careful and see the company is good or not, because bounty program is the same as we invest in our ICO should see the white paper and its project to see if it's a good project or a Scam

[bukikbarisan]

depending on the prize budget. Some are percentage-based and some are token-based. It's better to check the ICO hype. If ico collects less money, your gift will decrease.

[benjamin11]

Well I think there is no exact way to know whether a bounty program is good. All you can do is to research about it and make a decision based on what you find out whether it is good or not. The success of any bounty program depends on the program itself. Whether the program is realistic or not, achievable or impossible. It also depends on the people running the bounty program and the people that created the program itself. They should be knowledgable enough to run that program.

[yourbird]

I think you have to understand the project first, it is the same when you do some research before investing in ico. Know what they are going to do and can they do it? and reading the white paper of a bounty program is you can analyze very well if this campaign is good.

[labil88]

Pay attention to such managers as Sylon and needmoney - first they have simple conditions and secondly, quality selected campaigns!

[smutexar]

Just assess how much the project will be useful for society, because only then it will be in demand. How relevant is the technology, is the market busy.

[fatenmo]

Look at the whitepaper of the ICO and the team. Look at the bounty regulations and make sure you can communicate with the bounty manager. If these check out, you have a good chance that the bounty program is good

[Boysisig207608]

Well I can tell you that you can easily identify when the certain bounty program you are is good when it is being managed by high ranking members such as hero members who have a higher trust rating not with those who have a red tag. Red tagged members are somewhat linked to some scams or fraud so you better keep out to all of those bounty programs being managed by those scammers and fraudsters.

[Golftech]

Just assess how much the project will be useful for society, because only then it will be in demand. How relevant is the technology, is the market busy.

Knowing that the project will have a good future ahead is very important for selecting bounty, if you are aiming for holding coins coming from bounty where potentials are big then better to study how the dev works and what will be the impact of such project inside the crypto society, if the said project will be very useful then working for it in terms of doing some effort to received bounty is good enough then hold for such period of time until the coins
will gain its value after success was been reach.