How to choose bounty?

[Augustyusuf]

for me i didnt filter all that bounty campaign, its simple sir, join as many bounty campaign as you can, it mean full time for me, neither its good or not, wasting a time or worth of it, i cant predict.

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[handsithenpha]

Marinecoín is currently having their ico and it is a good one.  20,000 .MTC. for helping to promote their ico and community.  They are using a method of distribution called time dilution technology where time basically limits how fast the .MTC. is awarded to the community for helping to promote their IoT based artificial intelligence platform.  Plenty of .MTC. for sale at start up pricing but you can earn quite a large sum with some effort.  Give it a try.   iot  zero fees   marineco.ín/ico

[waorana]

Choosing a good quality bounty campaign does not automatically mean good rewards, but at least have the "certainty" of being paid. I do not think there is a way to determine how much you can earn from a bounty campaign before its end, because in addition to the success of the project and the budget that has been allocated for that campaign, the profit also depends on the number of participants

[TraiKH]

I usually choose bounty with the following criteria:
- bounty team has bounty management reputation and rank + high trust (Tokensuite is a very strong team)
- The telegram community is very crowded.
- roadmap, whitepaper, website clear
- Ideas have practical needs with the community and meet the needs in reality.

[clairdelune]

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?

You are right you have to read the white paper then you also have to read their roadmap then check their ICO ratings but not all with the highest raring have a good ICO. You have to look if their coin is listed in exchange already so that if their coin is given it can be have a value already because it was listed in the exchange already.

[Rokaye677]

in my opinion, the first thing to note is the manager. then see how much funds are allocated to the bounty. do not forget to read the whitepaper and see the developer team.

[pabpete]

in my opinion, the first thing to note is the manager. then see how much funds are allocated to the bounty. do not forget to read the whitepaper and see the developer team.

The proposed project must go through your "face control" on the assessment of financial attractiveness. In fact, you should understand how much money will ultimately be able to collect this or that project.The adequacy of the management of the promotional campaign is also important.

[ilhamdoni]

first open their website check its white paper, then roadmap, see also history of their team. to facilitate the available platforms that filter ico ico incoming, such as icobench, bounty lord etc.

[Mars13]

I choose a bounty that is designed to solve some real problem. I follow the team's experience and the length of the program's bounty. The availability of the finished product is a big plus.

[stue]

The use of cryptocurrency in today's world is increasingly widespread and ICO scam is also increasingly emerging. For that, you all of us should always be vigilant and careful in ICO election. Yes, you are right whitepaper is one way to know whether or not a good quality bounty. But besides looking at the whitepaper, we can also check it through the website, the experience of Team, Team can also be a benchmark for success or failure of ICO, usually people will memorize Managers who have successfully brought ICO, then if the manager makes ICO again, people will be without hesitation to follow it. Because they believe that ICO brought the manager will be a great success. And it also can minimize us to not get a scam ICO.

[inanilujimi]

not all bounty managers who are experienced in the field is definitely a successful ICO project.
I personally see how the project could be useful for blockchain and where the ICO work project country should be considered as well.
and most importantly the team can attract investors and there are limitations for bounty participants so that the results me get from bounty also have good value.

[BitcoinTurk]

This is the foremost title that I see in this forum? Before your friend opens a topic, do a search, visit a forum and see if this topic has been opened before or what kind of comments, suggestions have come to these topics. If I come to the answer to the question, I would like to express the classic reasons I have pointed out in every issue, and leave the link with the details here. There are many conditions such as the project team, the project objectives, the project technology, the institutions and companies to work in agreement. It will be the right decision to make the project selection that meets all the requirements perfectly.

My Topic: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2947670.msg30280501#msg30280501

[btcefeyigit399]

Crypto is the platform where botsy is the most communication and information in currency exchange. When choosing bounty, you should look at your budget project and consultants. because bounty earns tokens

[soulstreak]

I just look at how much they are selling their token for and how much of that token they are allotting for the bounty.  I check to see if they have my country as an exception too.  Check the website and give it your best judgment.

Look at what percentage of the total bounty they are allotting towards whatever it is that you can do for them and make the decision.  I prefer it if the bounty thread is posted by someone with credibility.

[AndreyBitTalk]

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.

[drrekkty]

the selection criteria for the bounty are quite simple. In the first place, it's the manager. The company created by newbies does not quite inspire confidence. Secondly, the hat. How much is left to the end, and how many have already been collected. Third, the site and whitepaper. The main emphasis is on this. Fourthly, the conditions of the campaign itself. It is much easier to do 3 reposts a week than 12 every day and get the same money. And a few more, but here are the main ones.

[spike420211]

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?

Eternal question - "How to choose bounty compaing?". Here alot of threads about it. Try to make some deep inspect into the project. Than choose.

[sonphamuser]

I mainly do bounty s only in the ICO project that I'm going to invest.And remember a thing Bounty campaigns are not for the bounty hunters they are for the people who are really helping to the promotion of project.

White Paper is first you need read. I think it very important, it's describing the project goals and purposes, information about the current market situation, project growth forecast, terms of token issue and usage, necessary legal information, and information concerning project team and advisers.

[nicolaz.zhu]

To see a project we can see from the whitepaper, and we can see from the bounty manager, choose who is accustomed to holding a bounty campaign.

[LooBaao]

You should join the ICO community to capture the situation and the opinions of the members, and make a decision for your own. That would be good for you later on.