how to choose a good bounty ??

[MrWidow]

First you look for the bounty allocation to your desired bounty program, read the whole whitepaper, join telegram and ask the developers if you have any questions it shouldnt be a business minded whitepaper. If the team is real, then the project is more likely to be real.

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[kevindjunaidi]

if I personally choose a good bounty by looking at the allocation of the bounty and who the manager of the bounty.

[mega]

Choosing a a reliable and good bounty is a process first of all know the idea of project and read the white paper.Focus on the road map of project also check either fulfilling commitments or not? and also good campaign manger is also a symbol of good bounty project.

[happypencil]

how to choose a good bounty is difficult,normally i Check the bounty manager and his experience before choosing a bounty .

[caugiay074]

There are bounties that are fake, to avoid this bounties take a look to the profile of the developer of the bounty and look if it has good records of making successful bounties in the past. And for the bounty reward, look for the percentage of the campaign you want to join, if you are satisfied of it's percentage then join the campaign. It's up to you if your satisfied with the percentage of your campaign.

[ngochuyen0071]

I think its depends of budget of the bounty and the investor and the member of the bounty are active. Always check rating of a bounty in ico bench mark.

[pelumi20]

There are certain factors I consider when choosing a bounty campaign.
I consider how good the project is to avoid scam
I consider the allocation for bounty
I also consider how saturated the spreadsheet is to be able to get a good share.

[martirosyan666]

Many determining factors of good bounty . One of the main experienced Manager, good bounty pool . Also well organized social networks . Now of course the number of participants becomes large, which affects the payments

[freedoom]

The most important thing is that the company conducting ICO inspires trust
That the idea was interesting and with a potential future
Well, the bounty itself, as a minimum, was a small number of participants and a rather large pool (more than 200 thousand dollars)

[valek.bruno]

The best option is to find a project that will be of interest to you as an investor, that is, if you consider it for investment, if the project reassures you with a scam or you feel that it is a scam a little, it is best not to take part there.

[abramovich]

Be careful because many ICO scam, it is quite difficult to choose a good bounty. I think, before you join the bounty, you can read the whitepaper first, check the managers who handle the project, visit the website, read the roadmap about the project, what will they do, if they can do it, i think this is important. So, be carefull.

[K0korap]

I am here just wanted to ask me is a bounty hunter (people who work bounty) here I am still confused how to choose a good bounty of coins ?? for me to do because most of his coins ico die before in can grow

Choose according to your skill set and the potential profit that you might get. Actually i don't quite understand what you refer to but if you mean what type of bounty you could join i suggest that you try everything. you could start with a signature bounty campaign. Now, filtering the bounties that we have in the market, you could start by choosing the managers that have good credibility. better yet if you coculd try to explore more and go to those bounties that offer a specific amount of stake per post.

[mammoniter]

I am here just wanted to ask me is a bounty hunter (people who work bounty) here I am still confused how to choose a good bounty of coins ?? for me to do because most of his coins ico die before in can grow

Good bounties that also offers good rewards are often managed by high ranking bounty manager which is what I tend to check first in a bounty campaign since high ranking bounty managers also shows how experienced they are in these field. Aside from that I do check the percentage allocation for the reward, their rules and regulation, the road map of the project and the team that comprises it.

[KodyAaron]

I am here just wanted to ask me is a bounty hunter (people who work bounty) here I am still confused how to choose a good bounty of coins ?? for me to do because most of his coins ico die before in can grow

Read their white paper and research on the site and check the community and roadmap.

[louisBSAS]

Keep always in mind good bounty managers and regularly see suddenly they started a new campaign. Hurry to join, because usually good managers have a lot of participants.

[CHE}|{OK]

I choose bounty campaigns based on user activity as well as depending on bounty Manager. So de look at the number of coins that are allocated to the bounty program

[CrazyJoker]

One of the main factors in choosing is the reputation of developers. If these people are known at the Bitcointalk.org forum, they have already taken on other successful block-start-ups and have a high-quality feedback from high-level users (old-timers), that is, every chance of success. The presence of links to profiles in social networks, photos and other data strengthen the chances of success of the ICO.

[Doppl3r]

Keep always in mind good bounty managers and regularly see suddenly they started a new campaign. Hurry to join, because usually good managers have a lot of participants.

Your method is good, but let's not forget that the Manager depends on the organization of the event. He's not paying us money out of his pocket. But here it is necessary to look for a good ICO.

[ka4ok1331]

When I search for a good bounty, first off all I look at the team and the idea of the project. I study carefully the white paper and the cap that the team want to achieve. If the cap is something under 50 million dollars, and the idea and team are good, then for me bounty has a chance to be good.

[kasianov77]

If you are looking for a really good bounty, you need to give it at least a day. Read the white paper, see the team, see the merits of the participants, see who leads the bounty. But sometimes it happens that a really cool project does not need a bounty.