how to choose a good bounty ??

[DrewXland]

The best bounties are the ones where you sign up at the beginning do the work and get paid. This is fair. The new trend of last minute unannounced KYC isn't fair at all. First off we aren't customers! Then as you weren't expecting it you sometimes miss the deadline. It's a cheeky way to not pay people and totally unnecessary.

If it's required please announce it at the beginning.

High five to all bounties which don't needless request this information out of the blue. Morale of the story the best bounties are the one's that are fair - it's not hard.

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[quality.crypto]

Choosing a good bounty always need to do a lot of research because without knowing complete details it is waste promoting the campaign because choosing fake ICO will not give any profits. There are many websites who are rating for each ICO but don't completely believe in them only, follow all their channels in order to get more awareness about the project.

[Irvanremok]

yes your question is very good I am also confused by choosing a good gift and it is very difficult to find out there are many gifts every day there is a new how to choose her so that we do not waste time to follow the fake gifts we get is only dead coin and not sold in the market. perhaps with seniors here who better understand their advice so that the newbies can know what a good gift is and where the gift of giving a gift does not sell in the market or fake gifts.

[DrewXland]

Here's what you need to look at to exclude the rubbish bounties from our efforts:

1. An inexperienced team
 

 
2. No use case for the token
 

 
3. Poor community on Bitcointalk or Telegram
 
 
4. No signs of a major exchange
 

 
5. Public sale is too long
 

If the ICO passes this check list then do some more research and go for it!

[clawdiw]

First of all, check the team. You want to support an ICO that will deliver and really pay you out. Otherwise, there will be of no use.
Secondly, check the allocation. If is a fixed individual allocation, then is perfect. Then based on your rank, followers, readers, go for the ones that you think will give you the highest rewards. Also depends on the amount of time your are willing to invest.
A great ICO that I did bounty for was #Blocnation. They had a fixed amount of BNTN tokens used to pay out. Great project, check it out at: https://blocnation.io/

[Olawale16]

the first criteria will say you consider when choosing a bounty program is first the rating on anything bounty sites the give the ratings of bounty e.g ico bench and the numbers of participant, if the participant are vastly to much that states the rewards will be ways to small and the token allocation for any of the available option you will be interested in.l

[ciang huang]

I think gan .. first choose the bounty program from the website continue this project in what field, the role of the team is very necessary and very influential. second I choose with the price. but we must see the allocation of bounty is the most important.

[KOF97]

First of all, you must look at the bounty manager. Secondly, you should have the ability to judge whether the project product has demand! Finally, you can get in touch with the team through social software and ask questions about sales and rewards!

[haohuynh]

I need to look about  twitter, site traffic, telegram channel ,facebook , good team, and  keep in mind the bounty command for a good project.

[Google+]

to choose a good bounty you should choose a bounty that has an experienced bounty manager and has never overcome bounty and not only that, you should choose a bounty that always record all the daily tasks according to the time given, they usually work teams, such as amazix , yahoo team, bountyguru team and others.

[$anounimus$]

first you see from the bounty manager and after that you see from experience bounty manager, not only that you can also see from how the manager response is whether always online or not, for bounty that always pay it actually depends from ico who hold bounty, if the founder or team of ico has already given token or coin to pay the participants bounty then bounty is also good.

[zerrtty]

for my own I choose bounty clear ico and many information about ico project such as web, whitpaper, and many participants who support the ico project.

When choosing a bounty, for me, several factors are important, such as the duration of the bounty no more than 2-3 months, a well-known manager, a large amount of reward, the number of participants in the campaign bounty

[onebtcforlife]

for my own I choose bounty clear ico and many information about ico project such as web, whitpaper, and many participants who support the ico project.

When choosing a bounty, for me, several factors are important, such as the duration of the bounty no more than 2-3 months, a well-known manager, a large amount of reward, the number of participants in the campaign bounty

Yes, your assumption very good but you need to consider the amount of % allocated to the bounty because we have many companies who allocated huge percentage went into scam very soon. Sometimes even manager are researching about the project but many fake ICO is circulating in order to raise the funds.

[malading]

If I am interested in the task, then I will first see who its bounty manager is, and I will join their social group (Facebook or telegraph twitter, etc.) and get in touch directly with management, I will ask some questions if they The groups are very active, then I will join their bounty thread!

[orren]

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

- manager
- command
- popularity
- fees
- reviews in the media
-  how many participant joined

[Hue Moon]

Choose the bounty that has a strong community. The project has a great development potential

[duoduoshigexiaozhu]

The easiest way is to first observe the project manager, then observe the number of followers, and finally you can communicate with the social software and team through telegrams!

[btsjungkook]

The simplest way to choose a very good bounty is to look at the campaign manager. Some campaign managers already have a good reputation so that we are not worried about the level of trust owned by the bounty. For me choosing bounty is like a job, so when we choose bounty wrong then we will lose one of our income. The success that we get depends on how we struggle and focus on the targets that have been determined.

[mardaed]

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

I can suggest you to joined a bounty campaign whose bounty manager is Hero member or Legendary who have +trust in there profile. Im surely that campaign will be worth joining and that campaign will be success. Goodluck

[nghihuynh2018]

You should find a good bounty manager to choose a good bounty. ICO must have a good team, roadmap and of course a good to be true announcement that indicates all the information about their projects.