How to choose bounty?

[Luntik45]

you need to read the terms and conditions . to study the project, the road map . choose a good bounty Manager

[Wong Goblog]

Of course it is a difficult thing to choose a bounty, if we are not selective then we will waste time without getting anything, and the most important thing before joining the bounty is to make sure the project is correct and not a scam.

[zulfi125]

You should choose a bounty with good rank in ICO ranking sites , you should check all social links that is working and replying on timely and also check bitcointalk user is up rank or newbies.

[ryan2018]

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?

There are no tips that can guarantee that a bounty is 100% good. All we are doing is looking for potential towards a good ICO, where quality ICO requirements must be met. See if the Softcap has been reached or not, see the allocation of funds given to the bounty, see the amount of participants, do not select a bounty that has many participants, see the ANN forum, whether it reflects a quality ICO.

[alexberezov]

All people have different criteria for choosing bounty. I think to look at the bounty pool, limit of participants, on bounty manager and, accordingly, itself ICO.

[IrReAr]

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?

There are no tips that can guarantee that a bounty is 100% good. All we are doing is looking for potential towards a good ICO, where quality ICO requirements must be met. See if the Softcap has been reached or not, see the allocation of funds given to the bounty, see the amount of participants, do not select a bounty that has many participants, see the ANN forum, whether it reflects a quality ICO.

You are absolutely right, this is a good approach to choosing a bounty campaign. I can also say that you should look for activity in social networks - if the developers are actively involved in conferences and post it in social networks, then this is a big plus to the project.

[stefany101]

I prefer you to choose bounty with a high amount of allocated budget on their bounty programs. Before joining ICO bounties it is better to check first it's background whether it has a good management team and number of people that are willing to invest in their project.

[trobbert]

the ideal option will be when there is a promising project in which you are ready to invest even at the ICO, and therefore this project has an opportunity for bounty. Usually a good project and a bounty will be reliable. You also need to study the project in detail and everything related to it.

[minairia3]

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?

nahh you can't really know for sure unless they really surfaced in the exchange. Even all the elements are there to determine the legitimacy of the project as well the uniqueness of the idea blah blah.. if no support from the community with the financials to even drive it, it won't be that profitable.

[thenorthblue]

Thanks to my friends, they search , review and calculate the income and they choose and suggest me to participate it.

[mohammedmattar]

You should check in several points
Campaign Manager
White paper
the team
Rank campaign participants

[isen]

Choose a bounty with a good manager, has a high ratings, and also read their whitepaper for you know the purpose and mission of the project.

As a rule, in such a bounty there will be a lot of people, and consequently the payments will be small. The more popular the bounty the more people want to get there. It is a pity that good projects do not impose limits.

[FLHippy]

Choose a bounty with a good manager, has a high ratings, and also read their whitepaper for you know the purpose and mission of the project.

As a rule, in such a bounty there will be a lot of people, and consequently the payments will be small. The more popular the bounty the more people want to get there. It is a pity that good projects do not impose limits.

It is a pity for hungry bounty hunters. But ICOs need as many promoters as possible. Why to send bounty pool to only 300 bounty hunters if you can have more than 3000 bounty hunters for example - easy maths says that 3000 bounty hunters will do 10 times more work than only 300 bounty hunters .

[lillyann]

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 do not have a system. You need to check the opinions and potential of the project. Then all the time to check if the project is still alive. This is not easy. Now there are a lot of scams.

[UniversityCoin]

First of all, it is necessary to pay attention to the project team. If the team is known, they have experience, then usually such projects bring good profits.

[mmocrypto]

I am gonna look at the probality of the project's success to determine whether I am not gonna lose out in the very end. From here I can start to look at the bounty pool, manager and the fairness of any part of the campaign for everyone that will participating.

[gaponya]

Of course, you can define it differently, but you still need to read the white paper as this is the very basis of the analysis of the new project because often projects just copy someone else's paper and everything is even lying to change something!

[StephenieDuong]

There are many things to research before choosing bounty campaign, these are main things and most important:
1. ICO review: Did that ico have good review from popular people, professional ico investors,...
2. % share for bounty hunters and each campaign
3. Update work and sheet daily or once a month
4. Number of each participant in each campaign.

[saekotye07]

that is not hard to figured it out what bounty is really good and suited on you first you read the whitepaper or concept of that project to know what kind of project is that then check the background of BM if that person is really trusted..

[^BuTcH^]

I think everyone has their own approach to choosing a bounty campaign, someone is relying on the bounty manager, and someone is studying the project, white paper from and before joining the project, and somebody does not fix it at all and just takes it amount of bounty. so, I think, the main thing is to develop your own individual approach