How to choose bounty?

[mix max]

Learn, all information about bounty already exists in this forum. You should first find out the bounty ratings through sites that provide info about it, then find out in this forum, read and understand internal factors (team, adviser, white papper etc) if you believe it is good, then continue.

[asdnz86126]

First and foremost see the whitepapers as everyone may say. Then the crews or members of the said ico's. Look for their reputations / roles in the company that they handled. Look for the extensive details about that ico. And lastly the campaign manager, it's reputations in handling the ico's. That's all i think then you're good to go.

[Rajatkatyal]

Yes it's true that all bountys are not actual bounty.but when you choose bounty take a good look at bounty rules and check all the details before you participate in it.

[aldrin6697]

Choosing a bounty is one of the hardest thing to do wrong bounties will mean worthless efforts. Personally i follow persons with high rank that are also my friends in order for me to save time, they look for great bounties and Its a win win situation for me.

[Idrix1]

There are a lot of factors to look out for when choosing a bounty campaign.

The project and the usecase: this has to do with the studying of the project,  know if they are having a good use case,  search online about the developers of the project to avoid scam exit projects.

Check the bounty allocation,  the manager's reputation as well as the number of participants already participating in the campaign.

With these,  you should have a good campaign 

[razinvel]

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?

Strangely, if the ICO-club does not communicate their names, because this is his advertisement. Let one or two people refuse to sacrifice anonymity, but most experts in any area do not hesitate to declare that they are specialists. If they do not have a dark past, if they are not scammers and if they really exist, which is not always a fact.

[nahotachikwem]

Choosing a bounty depends on you, for me, to choose a bounty will entail me going through the whitepaper. Also in count is the Bounty managers reputation. Lastly, the background of the project. Meanwhile, i have seen a lot of Bounties that look not profitable, but in the end it came out to be profitable.

[ace1105]

There are a lot of factors to look out for when choosing a bounty campaign.

The project and the usecase: this has to do with the studying of the project,  know if they are having a good use case,  search online about the developers of the project to avoid scam exit projects.

Check the bounty allocation,  the manager's reputation as well as the number of participants already participating in the campaign.

With these,  you should have a good campaign 

But if the project is still new can we able to search online about the previous experience of a developer? Anyway, there are still lots of factors to consider in choosing good bounties now.

[simak84]

I have a huge article on the subject in my local. I got a lot of positive comments.
There are 20 points including the pool of the company and the project team, deadlines, etc.
Probably I will translate it into English. Read it.
Although the market has crashed and even a good analysis of the project can't help. With respect.

[Vilagra]

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 think reading of whitepaper for determining the profitability bounty(project) doesn't have any sense, project may have a nice idea but a weak team and no-one will invest in these projects, you should investigate the team, advisors, partners, crypto funds which buy in private sale.

[sirico]

in my opinion , if you can look their bounty manager it's better.. because at this time there are lot of spams out there so don't forget to look their previews projects as well..
also you can go though their whitepaper and one paper (if they have one) , you can take others opinions as well .. there are lot of experienced members in this forum ..

[007_cryptoone]

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[ivan376]

The bounty manager has nothing to do with the bounty payment. In my experience, the bounty manager was paid by Bitpaction (the token developer), but we the workers were not paid. Bitpaction is big scam. An exchange wherein lots the depositors were having problems in the exchange site and withdrawal problem. You can see it in their telegram discussion.

[standards]

I think it is worth looking at the project itself, how it will be of interest to investors, how original it is, what kind of team and advisers.
Try to put yourself in the investor's place and answer yourself would you invest in this project

[Volk-05]

You can see the team that works on the project, the manager who leads the bounty, and indeed what exactly the project itself offers!

[Andrasreti]

my own  experience ,most of the bounty campaign in the bounty section  is not legits anymore a lot of bounty campaigns are fake and to scam people this days.. Which is there's no distribution of token after the ico.  So if you don't want to waste your efforts on it must choose bounty which manage by trusted user And also high ranked users..cause bounties in the bounty section is so difficult to determine due to some scam ico project nowadays on bounty section.

[lallanlion97]

it's still a bit difficult to find bounty that is not a scam but to find a good bounty we first check the white paper and also the team and also the prospect of the project is allocated funds also because now we must be smart to choose bounty that bener2 good we must be careful not to stuck a scam.

[jeron31]

I always try to look at the budget of this campaign. For example, some projects have less than $100k for the whole bounty campaign and in this case the reward will be not too big.

[Mybitkoin7]

Great earnings have always been in the past. Now there will be an outflow of bounty, since more than half of the ICO is not collected, and those who have at least something to collect on the bounty distribute very little or do not distribute at all.

[whoisyourking]

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 if you dont want to waste your time in participating any bounty campaign yuo should learn to read the wjhite papers. It will take i little bi of time to annalized the white paper but after reading their backgroun you are now have basis if the campaign is good to participate.. Its so risky to partocipate in any campaign without checking their background.