How do I know a bounty program is good?

[Reena28]

A bounty program is as good as the project itself and the team behind the project. Read the whitepaper and go through the project website to be well informed about the project before joining the bounty. Bounty allocation must also be encouraging.

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[kokrokok]

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 ?

You need to know about the total supply to be launched by the project, you need to look at the team, website, and also softcap - hardcap in the middle of the project (if ico starts running). succeed or not ico it and you give a decision to join bounty or not.

[hendra12]

you need see they product. if they make a good product and have a good team. the bounty maybe have potential to participation. and you can research on internet the bounty you want join, its that good or no. join they telegram for asking the question.

[NTNCE]

Look at the team.... Or
Try to understading their website and whitepapper

[Hisreal]

It relies upon the financial plan of the abundance. Some are rate based and some are token based. Best to check the buildup of the ICO. On the off chance that the ico collect less cash, implies your abundance will be less. Accordingly its vital to DYOR first. I propose to attempt ArcBlock. Its accessible to all positions, and an extremely encouraging undertaking. The abundance has numerous varieties, and you can pick which one you need to join.

[Kennedy]

I think recently it’s not possible to know. I mean, i thought that looking at their website, wp and team is enough but apparently it’s not! Some of them seem very proffessional eventhough they’re not.

[luckyFF]

Read the ICO ratings, white papers, team, who posted the bounty manager. These are usually the steps I did.

[Fundamentals Of]

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 ?

Of course I can give you an advice or two. First, do not join bounty campaigns only on the basis of the campaign manager. This might be contrary to some similar advice here but this is the right one. Before joining a bounty campaign, go to their website and read the available information there such as what the project is determined to do, who the members of the team are, and how wide and vast their experiences.

[rapsonic1337]

When you are planning to join such bounty, and you cannot afford to waste your time by doin there tasks are, try to go first in their social medias especially the telegram because there are some discussion there that might help you either the bouty is legit.

[Cheenguboc143]

Check thier website,  thier facebook and their twitter , . But for me, I didn't trust easily if the one who posted the bounty is only a newbie,  I also check whose joining on the bounty,  if there is no full members or above rank there  maybe it was just a waste of time bounty. Check also the Spreadsheet  if it was updated.

[leemichael9]

advice from me, if the program is running you can see the development of the coin whether it has touched softcap or not, or whether to touch softcap or not and the next important things is you need to see the whitepaper, whether the purpose is clear or not

[Dacosta Osei-Tutu]

Before joining any bounty campaign, first assess for the feasibility of the project by reading their whitepaper and visiting their website. Secondary, verify the profile of the team members from relevant sources. You can also use the activeness of their telegram page and how they readily respond to questions to assess them.

[hsjd569]

Observe the activity in the white paper or cable and whether their blockchain development technicians are experienced. I think that's enough.

[melliana]

To find out which bounty are good and worth to follow, you will need a lot experience in joining them and learning about them. The basic are getting to know about their project and the peoples who are involved in the project.

[cryptman77777]

I most often check the project by answering the following questions:

Are all the objectives and specifications described in the White Paper?

Are the objectives of the project realistic?

Does the team have a positive reputation in the world of detachment?

Does the project have a realistic roadmap?

Will the tokens have any value after the ICO?



And also check the following:

Official website of the project (statistics, history)

Official accounts in social networks and active forums:

1. Learning about Twitter activity

2. Study the activity on Reddit

3. Studying a blog on Medium

4. Learning Activities in Bitcointalk

Resources for developers:

GitHub

[parkiabi]

to if the bounty is good or not,,you need to make a research of such particular bounty before putting legs into it

[Eleanorjean11]

There are lot of good bounty programs here but it doesn't necessarily mean that they are all successful. You can do a lot just to know if they are all good. Reading their whitepapers and checking the background of the team are just some of it. Look also for some comments/reviews because this really helps.

[Hanazawa]

I think all of the answers that posted here are all good, but for I think the good advices that can I give to you on how to know a good bounty campaign are used your own knowledge, and understanding about crypto world. Create your own criteria to choose a good bounty manager and boumty campaign this things might help you to identify if a bounty campaign projects are nearly to be success.

[thanhhien1112003]

I always check bounty manager first, because its important for me to trust them. And imdo my own research about project, the team, ico, bounty campaign program and their socia media accounts.

[Diamond_Darrell]

advice from me, if the program is running you can see the development of the coin whether it has touched softcap or not, or whether to touch softcap or not and the next important things is you need to see the whitepaper, whether the purpose is clear or not

And are you sure in your company bounty? ))) https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3365068.0