How to check bounty legit or scam??

[Btcmarmipp2]

how to check the bonty program is legit or sexcem. sometimes there are bounty programs that do not include the spreadsheet

If you want to know whether the bounty program is legitimate or not, do not focus on the bounty program itself. It will not give you a definitive answer. Instead, look at the project. Carefully study the project offering the bounty program. If the project is legitimate, their bounty program is definitely the same. A legitimate project cannot afford to simply lose their good reputation out of bounty concerns. You may ask for the spreadsheet. If they do not respond, abandon them immediately. That means they do not take bounty participants seriously and might not pay.

I agree, you should read and analyze the project that you want to join. Do a research about the company and the owner of the said project in that case you can detect if legit or not.

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[nikola22]

as for me I try to find information about the developers team. if they don't hide and have real profiles so this project is not fake.

[Altf4]

That is the hardest thing to determined about how to check a certain bounty whether itis a legit or a scam bounty , maybe one of the thing to considered a bounty project is the team that managed this project ,the platformof works if it is really need in the business world, the allocation of the bounty project if it is sufficient and the forum manager who promote it in the bitcoin forum.

[^BuTcH^]

Man, I have a strategy in this field. I check several things like how looks like ICO in general, how big is bounty pool, collection progress and things like that.
Another point is transparency. It is very important for me seeing transparent team

[ven7net]

In my practice of working in bounty programs there were many different programs and honestly I’ll tell you it’s hard to understand which bounty will be normal and which one will not. There were such situations when ico was collecting good money, but in the end they did not pay anything, and they had everything inherent in an excellent program. Of course, if there are no tables or no activity on social networks, all these are the first signs of scam. It is necessary to choose several criteria and select the bounty program for them, then the probability of getting on the scam project will be much less.

[thehulkk]

It is difficult to test a fraudulent bonus program. We can only minimize this through experience and self-examination. You should first check the managers of the bonus program, then check out the ICO project, their development team, their social networking accounts. etc.

[escalante28]

For me, I check the bounty managy first then, the ICO team members of the project. But that not ends there, you must also observed the activities of the project like checking there appearance in conferences or activities like doing live streaming or even by promoting their project through an interview. If none of this happen during the first mont then consider it as a scam or weak project. Also check their telegram if there are legit investors not just a paid chatters. Also check their smart contract.

[danggoron]

For me, I check the bounty managy first then, the ICO team members of the project. But that not ends there, you must also observed the activities of the project like checking there appearance in conferences or activities like doing live streaming or even by promoting their project through an interview. If none of this happen during the first mont then consider it as a scam or weak project. Also check their telegram if there are legit investors not just a paid chatters. Also check their smart contract.

and the most important thing is we have to consider the allocation for bounty too. We must consider the bounty period with the promised rewards so that we get the maximum reward according to the work we have done.

[chokomenia]

Well the only way to check legit bounty is by making a background research on the project, to find more about their teams and founders and check if they are real, if there is no clear definition about their teams and founder then i will leave

[crustycrab666]

I think it's quite difficult to determine which one is the scam or not if we don't have enough experience and knowledge. There are many factors that make the project a scam, one of which we can detect from the start is the realization of the project and the development team, if the team and project look good, another factor that makes it a scam is they run away and do not continue the project. Complex right? So in my opinion just live it, if stuck scam just thinks it's an experience.

[Cyptobonds1]

One of the most difficult things to find in crypto is assuring yourself you have hit the real project because the guys are too smart than knowing it fake. But my advice for you is to do any bounty your mind goes with you will surely earn your rewards one day.

[soramon]

You need to make a little research for the project that you will follow. This is so hard because to determine the project is real or not we need to extra careful. 80% of bounty campaigna is fraud and other 20% its hard to find. Maybe you need to follow project that manage by trusted BM.

[mightwalker]

It's not difficult to check, simply look at the team's profile, is it appeared on any review site, how big is the community,...

[malagaa]

In my opinion, see the BM Bounty, you can see the following thread from Ranillo79 : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3085997.0 Or you can choose from the Bounty portal, thread from iwanirawan : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3918625.msg38366678#msg38366678 and don't forget to learn the bounty whitepaper. Good luck to you.

[Mytoken]

Checking whether a bounty event is true requires a lot of observation. A spreadsheet is just one of them. I also checked the availability of the project product and I will verify the authenticity of the project team.

[iamzill]

we can see from the composition of the team and also from how the ico concept is implemented, besides how the developments on social media and also the roadmap are running. maybe it can be one of the determinants of bounty that can be legit or not

[bezzler]

how to check the bonty program is legit or sexcem. sometimes there are bounty programs that do not include the spreadsheet

I think analyzing and doing some research on the bounty campaign project is the best thing to select a good project.
Since there is no one who are able to do that precisely even though for someone who already been a long time in crypto world.

[kincit88]

how to check the bonty program is legit or sexcem. sometimes there are bounty programs that do not include the spreadsheet

Check everything about that project (TEAM, Allocation and cooperation is real or not) or you can choose ICOS from the legit bounty manager or you can find the good bounty from coinschedule, i hope this is information will help you to choose the good one.

[ellensmith025]

No Now I have learned to design ico in such a way that they look like ideal projects. Scammers also learn to monitor information for more of yours. Therefore, participation in the bounty is like a game of Russian roulette. You can calculate the probability of victory, but you still have to rely on luck.

[gostop]

I think this is usually related to the ICO project. A good ICO project plus a well-known bounty manager can ensure that your time is not wasted, but it takes a lot of time to look for it. In the cryptocurrency downturn, this is usually difficult.