How to choose bounty?

[prehisto]

The thing i check when joining a bounty is the budget allocated for the project, see if its right amount because too much budget is suspicious to me so i wont get blinded by Big rewards in bounty, also i'll check if the team, and the project is good, lastly check the bounty manager if the manager is reputable, because reputable managers don't choose low class bounties.

What % is considered big in your view?

Off-course statements like 3-5 million USD in bounties qualify as huge bounty and in 95% will be a fake - they will never raise enough money to have such a huge bounty,

[Shruti schdv]

Apart from white paper what you can check about the bounty is the team involved in it and it's budget. If the team involved is real user and regular in interactions with others and budget is as per the pocket then you should go for that bounty.

[anahata]

Join their telegram, and interact with team and other members. See if the project has real value or not.

[thesmallgod]

There are many things you need to factor in before choosing a bounty. First and foremost you need to analyze the ICO itself and ask yourself some logical questions like. will the ICO be successful?. is it something that will globally be acceptable?. how popular is the ICO?. how likely is it for the ICO to reach hardcap?. secondly, you need to check the total amount of token allocated for the bounty. is it small or big?. if you will participate in some special campaign like translation, signature and blog campaign, you need to check how much percentage of the bounty is allocated for your favourite campaign for this. Thirdly you need to check the history of the bounty manager running the campaign. this is very important because there are some lazy bounty managers here on bitcointalk with a poor history of managing bounty campaign. well, my best bounty manager here on bitcointalk is yahoo62278. he is hardworking and most of the campaign he has managed are very successful with great reward. he is also a no-nonsense man so if you want to join his campaign you will have to stick with the rules. if you break the rule by mistake you may not be forgiven because he may not answer you. deadley and tactics are another Godamn good bounty manager. and lastly its better to join few but reliable bounty campaigns than participating in many campaigns that will turn out to be unproductive.

[webmone]

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?

In the deal of choosing best bounties campaigns rely on all kinds of evidence from the other users. This is the only way to make right decision. There are number of bounties campaigns but not all of them are effective.

[Lacettivod]

I have been participating in bounty campaigns for a year. He collected quite a lot of statistics of successful projects.
I try not to miss projects from the Amazix company.
In my practice, only 10 percent of the projects were unsuccessful.

[iLatios]

The same as ICO: read whitepaper, look at the main idea, team members. If you do not understand and believe in it, there is no matter to take part in

[Xiao Mei Mei]

if I myself choose bounty that gives big allocation  .

[picaszo]

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?

how to choose bounty by me
1. bounty manager - select the already famous bounty manager
2. total supply tokens - usually if the supply is small then the tokens will be valuable
3. read whitepaper/roadmap
4. team
5. ico rating

[crazylikeafox]

For me, I think you should consider first is the campaign manager of the bounty campaign. You should check if they are trusted, handled some good campaigns and if they are active. For the project itself, have a research on the team behind it if they have good backgrounds. Of course the whitepaper as well, you can know the purpose of the project by reading it, you will also know the technology they are offering. Still, the there is no guarantee that the bounty will be successful, but with these factors, the chance of it being successful will be great.

[v0nyu]

The thing i check when joining a bounty is the budget allocated for the project, see if its right amount because too much budget is suspicious to me so i wont get blinded by Big rewards in bounty, also i'll check if the team, and the project is good, lastly check the bounty manager if the manager is reputable, because reputable managers don't choose low class bounties.

What % is considered big in your view?

Off-course statements like 3-5 million USD in bounties qualify as huge bounty and in 95% will be a fake - they will never raise enough money to have such a huge bounty,

IMO 1-2% from raised money is good to choose.
i've got big payment from bounty which gives 2% raised money. ofc dont forget to choose bounty which has less participant

[Buyingallcoinsz]

If you are looking into a quality campaign that could give you a lot of profits in the future,choose the ones that has solid product,and good developers.Do not rely to the stakes or the allocation because the quality of the tokens will depends on the product,look for the long term use of the token or the product so that you would enjoy the bounties in the future.


Um yeah but you need a solid project

[*kimcil*]

if I to see a good bounty check overall whitepaper allocation team same manager and its goals?
if it's all fitting me that bounty is profitable.

[sallee2]

They are right whitepaper will help you if the project is good so you will not waste your time advertising them aside from that you should look also how many tokens are allocated on bounty and right now im planning to join all the boutny handled by amazix team. You must check first the project if the project is already build or it is going to be build look for the budget of the bounty if do you think it is worth it or not then read the whitepape

[alibaba93]

To choose bounty we should very researchful and make sense for reading the whitepaper so that we have a reference to choose the best ICO. As for signatures, it is possible to look what signature is carried by more skilled participants and, previously having studied the project, too to put on it if you approach under the terms

[bealjulian]

You have to choose the bounty project first you should read carefully it's rules, white paper and road map. Then look management team, real product. When you satisfied the project will success then you can join the bounty campaign. Actually it's not hard to choose good Bounty campaign that you will earn money, because most of them are really profitable

[Sarastiche]

Check out what the team and involve  project in the project and the problem they are out to solve, the percentage of coin allocated to the bounty and the bounty  manger this are critical things to watchout for.

[xOdiumNostrumx]

I doubt I will offer you anything new in this post but as people said already, check the team, their idea, soft/hard cap, social media involvement etc.

[malfurionbtcn]

Unfortunately there is no rule to choose a bounty campaign. Just do your  research, check different facts about the project.

[parkraol]

I choose bounty with no or minimal market competitor, has unique concept, on demand in the market, meet investors need, ICO bench rated, has a good mission and vision, advance technology and updated to provide stake or token, caring and rewarding to the community, attentive to answer my questions regarding the project.