How to choose bounty?

[KTChampions]

We all know that there are a lot of bounty in the bounty section as we can see, but my question is how to choose good bounty campaign that we are able to  earn money? Many people mention, that the only way to determine whether the bounty is profitable or not  is by reading its white paper but may I ask to those expert here what is the other way to determine the profitable bounty?

I am not claiming to be an expert but just want to make a contribution. I think you should identify some bounty institutions that take bounty as their specialty. In as much as these institutions do not guaranty profitability in all there bounties, but you are sure that about 90% of their bounties eventually pay at the end.

If you suggest targeting proven bounty managers or companies specializing in bounty campaigns, then I agree with you. Usually they conduct an in-depth analysis of the projects wich bounty campaigns they conduct and therefore the percentage of failed campaigns is very low.

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[Utyg]

Now there are many tools to test new projects. there are sites that keep statistics of projects assign points depending on their openness to prospects and future growth. And in the first place you need to look at its prospects from the product or product of its demand at the current time.

[TheMeritedOne]

I am yet to start on this so I am keen on advises offered.

[Gonzo1977]

There are a number of factors to take into account when choosing a bounty. Such as the team, the project how feasible it is, and the percentage of overall coins allocated to bounty, but also that specific bounty that you are applying at. For instance twitter, facebook or even signature. 

[CrazyJoker]

For me, the first place in the selection criteria for bounty companies is the manager. Work better with the tested. This of course does not give a 100% chance of project success, but the probability of getting on the  scam is lower. After all, managers themselves are interested in the company they lead.

[aumusxou]

Уou can check out previous events to see how bounty managers handle their activities

[phabulu]

In my own opinion, good bounty campaign managers are the best criteria for choosing good bounty campaigns because I do believe that good ICOs and projects have no financial issues hence they could hire good bounty managers to take charge on their Bounty campaigns help them achieve their targets on hitting their soft and hard capitals before the end of their ICOs.

[lolchina]

I have been doing these bounty tasks for quite some time now and definitely, the right way to know if it is worthy of your time and effort to participate in such project is by reading the whitepaper itself. Some factors will be the bounty manager and the team and developers on the project also. But the most important thing is the community. A strong a positive community will be the key of the success of a particular project.

[suckmyBitcoin]

I think that a large number of bounties are concieved to increase the hype but those often don´t attain the sought aim.

[cryptolord2077]

It is necessary to spend a little time to choose a good project. First of all, study the team and the main idea then the site and white paper.

[green.grass38]

I think a good bounty will have a lot of support and will get good trust from others. The project is clear and does not promise too much profit. Usually a good bounty will be handled by an experienced bounty manager. Before joining bounty, see first whitepaper.

[Baronggot]

Just look for hype ICO and research for your own about what made this ICO on a hype. Know the team behind it whether or not they are legit and not just using others' identities. The idea and uniqueness plus the usefulness of the project can be the reason of why this ICO is on a hype plus the community that is engaged and supporting on it.

[AristoteI]

Based on my experience of participating in Bounty projects, I can say that My initial choice was not very good. I participated in two projects, but I paid only one for participation. In fact, it is quite difficult - to find a quality project and not make a mistake in your choice.

[Underw00d]

When I choose my projects, I adhere to this rule - Do not invest in projects in a team of less than four participants. Such projects seem to me not very reliable.

[aalborg]

many things to look at. The most important criterion is soft-cap. If it is collected, then you can join. Here I think that everything else does not matter: the essence of the project, the team, etc. If the investment has gone, then it is interesting and someone has analyzed it for you long ago.

[Guli]

You are free to investigate the bounty you'll want so you can choose a better one that can pay you with your hard works because a lot of them now are scams not pay at the exact day and sometimes they better run and leave the project alone if they collect a amount that they wanted so you better check it.

[themistocleess]

You can choose bounties by visiting icodrops, icobench. And then read their concept through whitepaper

[seblbj]

There are numerous ways to tell a good bounty and can be trusted. foremost, I will see who the bounty manager who runs the project, the more successful projects run, the better the manager's reputation. you can find trusted managers from the discussion topics in this forum, some of my list is yahoo62278 and deadley as well as some other managers. In addition you are also required to understand what companies behind the bounty project, read whitepaper they have, read the roadmap to be run and so on.

[Schirer]

I do not even bother going to Bounty section it a HUge mess and it is almost impossible to anything there.
I search in ICOMARKS for projects and then i check their bounty campaigns, their % and how many participants and how much time is left.

[yasarefe02]

Bounty is easy to select and if you do not check properly then there are some campaigns that are not particularly good for investing their campaigns. There are some projects that have almost the same characteristics and reasons incomplete. Firstly, I'm a trusted manager, Look at projects and teams, marketcap.