How to choose bounty?

[giancarlo01]

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?

Bounty Managers, We have witnessed good, Devoted and trustworthy Bounty Managers on here. The have well  re-putative in this community. You can choose a bounty from a trustworthy Manager, we have alot of them too. 

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[thuychi]

It's reallyhard to find the best bounty campaign for scammers of today are really raging. On this forum you cannot really predict or determine which is which and this is something that moderators of this forum must be strictly monitoring because bounty hunters, traders and investors might lose courage on this forum. Majority of Bounty Campaigns are posted here in this forum but as to your question, Bounty depends on ICO and ICO is a 50% success and 50% fail so the thing is just a matter of risk.

[chuckle.j.everwin124]

There is no way to know that after all, because you need to be patient enough in order to realise if a good ICO is conducting their Bounty or not, there are a lot of them who have allocated a little amount of money, but it all is relevant.

[@oweljayr]

Through experience of getting my self in to scammed bounty hunting, I think I have learned my lesson a bit.  By reading comments from senior members here for their advice on how to choose bounties, I think I have gained confidence that the bounties I have joined with is now legit.  Choose the admin very well as they said, there will still be risk but with veteran bitcoin members who initiated the bounties, the risk could be minimal.

[klim]

I think you have to study the ICO project first to choose the most promising bounties, linked to good projects.

[namtran694]

it's really not that hard to choose what bounty you are going to join in. you just have to be watchful, cautious and careful what project to join. any suspicious you find about the project, just bust out. look for another project you think conforms your standard.

[Zhenka]

it's really not that hard to choose what bounty you are going to join in. you just have to be watchful, cautious and careful what project to join. any suspicious you find about the project, just bust out. look for another project you think conforms your standard.

What do you mean by standards? Many scammers make very high quality fake and then it is difficult to distinguish the fine from the ICO Scam. For many it is a difficult task. Personally, I choose the bounty based on rated by ICO trackers. In my opinion this is the fastest and proven way.

[Todoroki]

it's really not that hard to choose what bounty you are going to join in. you just have to be watchful, cautious and careful what project to join. any suspicious you find about the project, just bust out. look for another project you think conforms your standard.

Well, we should also think it's worth looking at the project itself, how it will appeal to investors, how it is original, what teams and advisers are like.
Try to put yourself in place of the investor and answer yourself whether you will invest in this project

[monkito]

When chose the bounty I think a good reward manager is the key to a good project. First of all, the project of the bounty manager will send the token, and the good manager of the bounty pays attention to his word of mouth. They will study carefully when choosing the project, and they are more professional than us in this respect.

Unfortunately. I do not choose bounty according to person/ team management bonus. I am based on personal thoughts about situations that occur when reading ideas, whitepaper, roadmap ... gadgets are suitable and necessary for life. That's my habit of picking bounty.

[cedrixperez]

Look first if who are the bounty manager, trusted bounty manager will have you a guarantee that your bounty is not a scam, then check if the bounty has a potential to succeed and always check if the team always make an effort to have many developments in their project.

[InfiniteGrim]

This is a rather difficult question, with each passing day it becomes increasingly difficult to choose a good bounty campaign because of the falling market. But as a rule I pay attention to 3 main factors:
1) The idea should be in demand and be cautious
2) The team and the popularity of the project are also very important
3) The bounty manager should have a successful story, as a rule this is a good indicator.

[Pure03]

Of course there is a choice, but it is important to make logical choices. Each of you will be found disadvantaged by material loss.

[GREENch]

When chose the bounty I think a good reward manager is the key to a good project. First of all, the project of the bounty manager will send the token, and the good manager of the bounty pays attention to his word of mouth. They will study carefully when choosing the project, and they are more professional than us in this respect.

This is not an indicator at all. How do you know how bounty managers choose the projects they will moderate?  Take, as an example, tokensuite. Recently, the managers of this team have moderated many fraudulent projects. It seems to me that they get their reward clearly not in the tokens of the projects that lead. Otherwise, they would be more picky about the choice... Look at the trusts of other well-known managers, some of them red, so draw conclusions

[CapnBDL]

This is a complicated process, you can take advice from many, but I can tell you. Until you get a vast experience in this area, you can not professionally evaluate the quality of the company's bounty. With experience, you will identify the criteria for which you will determine. For example the team, the idea of the project, the type of blockchain, what marketing is and much more.

[auy]

Choose a bounty campaign with a higher rating on the Icobench website. Otherwise, with a high probability you will get on a scam.

[vinceB]

My friend say that see if there's a road map who is the bounty manager and if the telegram was active and the community i dont know so much but i think this will help you to get a legit bounty

[alshulk]

When choosing a bounty campaign you need to pay attention to the team, social networks and when they were created. Telegram chat and the number of participants in it is also a very important criterion. it will be good if you read whitepaper, and will understand the project and its essence.

[AdoboCandies]

There are too many Bounty Campaigns now and I know that it is hard to choose from them but based on my experience when choosing bounty campaign my criteria are:
1. There are little participants because the little the participants the higher the reward for you and also pick the bounty with high allocation
2. High Reward for a short period of time, make sure you choose the bounty campaign that worth your work for them do not choose a 5 months bounty for just .001 ETH you need to pick wisely
3. make sure their social media accounts are always updated so you will not create an post and most likely you will just like and share.

[zero714309]

first I will see who's bounty manager,because if in the grasp by the bounty manager that has a good reputation then there will be the possibility of the pumpkin is also nice and then I'll see the whitepaper roadmap, the dev team and website.

[lightning mcqueen]

Look first if who are the bounty manager, trusted bounty manager will have you a guarantee that your bounty is not a scam, then check if the bounty has a potential to succeed and always check if the team always make an effort to have many developments in their project.

I think the best way to choose a bounty is to read their whitepaper and look for their team and manager. Find some additional info and study their website to see if its really legit and prductive.