How to choose bounty?

[doyyulto]

If faced with a choice of reward for a job, I will choose a gift that I can use for the progress of my business. If the prize money I will buy the tools of carpentry that I do not yet have .if the prize is the goods then I will choose the items that I can use for engineering work, because my work is related to the technique .

[Kaattu1]

Some startups only mention their bounty campaign once in their ANN thread on bitcointalk. It’s very important that you also create a dedicated page for this topic on your own website. This adds a lot of legitimacy to the campaign.

[Collinberg]

There is one thing I check before getting involved in a bounty... Their history and their rating,I only go for highly rated projects that didnt just materialize from thin air,and I never go for bounties that has an invincible team,the team has to be fully visible.

[Hans17]

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?

Yes we all know that there are various bounty around the forum , but still we can't say or determine if that bounty that we participated in is profitable or a legit. But I do some ways to know if that bounty is legit or profitable , lets say 50 over 50 percentage though , so the first step is be wise on picking where you can join , be aware , ask your self who is the manager and how he/she can pay something like that , second if the manager is trusted , and third last but not the least conduct a review on the manager if he/she's previous campaign is successful. I hope I help , good luck.

[Boxxl]

Some big projects have to much participators.. Then the money is split to all participator.
Sometimes a smaller bounty can make more.

[Bitcoin_Delivery]

The most important and important thing is to recognize the concept of the ico and who the team behind the projeck. keep them all open so we can analyze any team that thinks it has a good or bad track record. because this is a major influence in the ico

[icobestchoice]

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 give you small tips:
Check team/founders.
Check rank of bounty manager
Check existance of MVP/DEMO product
Check how possible is to implement all company wants.
Check is their product will be really useful .

[dyline]

Make sure to tweet about your bounty campaign a couple times and to mention it in press releases. This will get you a lot more contributors and exposure.

[Konco126]

Determining the right campaign and not, to get some bitcoin or other altcoin. We must know the manager and the company website to be advertised. We should search on google about whether there is or not. If there is a sense that the company is indeed there, and if searching on google there is no company name in question should be suspicious. That's all my opinion that I used to do until now.

[Farahtenan]

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 those expert here what is the other way to determine the profitable bounty?

If I personally how to choose a good bounty that is looking at from its soft cap. If the soft cap has been achieved most likely the ICO project is not the scam and promising. Because we can trust a project if its minimum target has been achieved. After that just look at Whitepaper and all the teams that exist in the project.

[no0dlepunk]

Yeah, you are absolutely correct to read whitepapers before indulging yourself (and your precious time) in bounties. You may also want to look at the profile of the devs involved in the project, most developers work for different tokens and they can be easily identified by you if you would carefully read and do your research in forums like this. One more thing to consider is the wallet (hard wallet, ledger, etc.); if the bounty likes you to get wallets from suspicious sources then you must think twice before extracting one - trusted wares are uploaded in trusted sites. But anyway, at the end of the day, bounties are bounties... all of those are worth a try.

[Schultz88]

You need to find out who are the team behind the project, they are should be professional, strong and experienced. Then if they have working product then its better than none.

[Javelie]

Choosing is simple and easy but yet if you dont check properly there are some campaign thats not good to invest specialy those campaign that there some project that almost the same feature and thats the reason why they are unsuccessfull project.

[danmoris]

For me, reading the whitepaper is part of the process of deciding which bounty to choose. On top of that I also look at who the team is behind the ICO. I like to know what I am promoting. Plus the better the product and the team, the less likely that it will be a scam.

[Athlean]

You must check first the project. You need to study the white paper and the development team. Then check the bounty pool and the budget for each campaign.

[yunuzov]

Well there are many key points to check when you are looking for a good bounty program. First of all you need to check what is the product that you are supposed to make advertisement of. If it is not a good project it probably won't have a succesful ICO and you will get paid less. Then you should check the bounty manager and their previous works , if it is not an experienced team things could easily go wrong.

[Afnan_faizah]

Some big projects have to much participators.. Then the money is split to all participator.
Sometimes a smaller bounty can make more.

Actually we should look at the project as well. Usually mining project is good because actually we need more minner. I got a lot of money by participating in small project but good. Now I stilll hold that altcoin, thanks to God because make me joined that bounty.

[pk lurah]

According to this, I usually check their whitepaper, I read the project, I see the team behind the project, and I also see the last and last manager I will see how big the coin is and how many percent of coins will be distributed to the campaign participants.

[Natalim]

You must check first the project. You need to study the white paper and the development team. Then check the bounty pool and the budget for each campaign.

Well, I usually check the team more than the bounty because it's not about how much you will receive but on how big the project will achieve.
Just like Populous for example, the bounty is not really that big but the price rise x50 before it fall I guess, so bounty hunters who gold benefit a lot of the success of the project.

[Arcoin1]

I have not done the award evaluation yet because I won no more awards. When I win I think we can accumulate or evaluate in subcoins.