How to choose bounty?

[fromnicetoevil]

It depends on you and how much time you have to put into these bounties. Some bounties are more demanding than others and they are more strict than others meaning if you do not follow their rules to the letter then you can be rejected. So you should find a bounty that is very convenient for you and easy to do.

[Kurtyp1010]

To start with, take a gander at the ICO rating and pick an organization with great execution. At that point you take in a white paper and get valuable data. Obviously, you ought to take in the undertaking group. And after that you can get a decent pay.

[djscreem01]

Choosing good bounty is by looking at the project it is self, do a good research on the project, if the project is a project you can invest your money on if you are to invest then it is a good bounty.
I don not follow shit project for bounty, I follow projects that will give me good returns.

[Zykexia]

If you want to choose a good bounty you should check its background or the whitepaper first so that your participation is worth it.

[CryptoAnnie]

Persoanlly I check and study the ICO project carefully before joining its bounty campaigns. I read the whitepaper, the roadmap, and I check if the team is experienced or not, then I consider participating if the project looks promising for me. There is so many ICO scams, and we need being careful because bounty require hard working and it is consuming time also.

[makakadu]

If you have already found, then first calculate what will be the reward for one person. If 100-200$ then don't participate, you will not get enough and the others too. Be smarter

[Cryptobosslady]

I do a lot of research to know if the bounty worth my time , I also do a lot of bounty on bountyhive.com. they are reliable

[Bit-Tech]

It's not difficult how to choose a legit bounty all you need to do is read carefully what you put in and look carefully if complete requirments will fill your bounty.

[novocaine]

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?

Maybe some bounty hunters or participants are making their own standard as a basis whether a campaign would be profitable to join or not. Given that there are many scam campaigns, the background of the dev is a must to check. While on the other hand, the platform which a campaign promotes would determine its functionality to people as well as whether it would be interesting to the investors too..

[SameerSony]

It is very difficult to choose a good bounty compaign. Only experience can help in solving this problem. Undoubtedly it is necessary to get acquainted with the program and the idea of the project in detail. You also need to get acquainted with the team that is going to implement the project. Non-serious commands and ideas of ICO are visible to the naked eye

[jin_dv]

There are a number of parameters that will allow to evaluate the prospects of the company:
 - whether developers are Popular in the crypto-currency community. It is necessary to find out about the presence or absence of attempts to create blockchain projects, as well as about whether there are reviews about their activities from high-rank users. A good sign-if the developers do not hide their identity, that is, provide links to their social networks, where there are their personal photos and information.
 - How much money was invested in the project. If a couple of days after the start of the ICO, only 100 thousand dollars or less were collected, then you should not expect significant sums of money at the exit for helping the company in promotion.
- How many participants? - Attention of managers and their prompt response to user questions.
 - It is desirable that the remuneration should be in percentage proportion to the work done, since not in all cases a fixed amount is the best option.

[zpopdream]

I suggest choosing carefully. Firstly make an overall research of the project itself - is it trustworthy.
While reading bounty rules, it's important to note whether the team is able to change the rules - if yes, that can be not very good afterwards

[vertinfos]

Here it is necessary to take the amount I am inclined , there was a lot at first glance, high-quality projects , but they costameres very quickly

[HichemFetoui]

choose a bounty with the same way of choosing an ico and try to find one with the lowest participant  and with the biggest share of bounty in %

[megaflux7]

I think the perfect way to choose bounty is my doing due diligence like you would do if you want to invest your resources on a project or ico.spending your time is promote a project is also a form of investment. So you don't wanna waste it.

[otandelapaz]

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?

Besides checking the whitepaper, the dev team composition, the product feasibility etc., the best thing to consider is choosing the reputable campaign manager.
These campaign manager knows exactly how to choose the right campaign. The are seasoned enough to identify which is which. Most of them only choose the best campaign around to manage.

[ckorbba]

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?

Besides checking the whitepaper, the dev team composition, the product feasibility etc., the best thing to consider is choosing the reputable campaign manager.
These campaign manager knows exactly how to choose the right campaign. The are seasoned enough to identify which is which. Most of them only choose the best campaign around to manage.

I have repeatedly used the direction in favor of a certain manager and it always turned out that all these people are also capable of making mistakes. It happens that the company looks promising, and as a result, the company's Bounty participant remains without compensation, even with a very good manager.

[standards]

There are a number of parameters that will allow to evaluate the prospects of the company:
 - whether developers are Popular in the crypto-currency community. It is necessary to find out about the presence or absence of attempts to create blockchain projects, as well as about whether there are reviews about their activities from high-rank users. A good sign-if the developers do not hide their identity, that is, provide links to their social networks, where there are their personal photos and information.
 - How much money was invested in the project. If a couple of days after the start of the ICO, only 100 thousand dollars or less were collected, then you should not expect significant sums of money at the exit for helping the company in promotion.
- How many participants? - Attention of managers and their prompt response to user questions.
 - It is desirable that the remuneration should be in percentage proportion to the work done, since not in all cases a fixed amount is the best option.

That is what I was thinking about.
The team behind the ICO is the most important part.
If an ICO already raised large amount of money, its bounty campaign is usually a good choice.

[phabulu]

Choosing a bounty if difficult. You have to do your research as if you were an investor. 
You also should make sure the bounty requirements are not too much like real work or you will get burnt out quickly. Some bounty managers will use any excuse they can find to ensure you do not earn a bounty on your hard work. 

[gudjhonson]

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?

To choose a good bounty and promise, I usually see from the project website. If the achievement of the project soft cap has been achieved, I will be sure that the ICO project will not be the scam. Maybe this is the only advice I give you. And I am grateful that all the bounty I follow always works.