How to choose bounty?

[jorgelugra]

I think that to choose bounty, the right one, you need to ask people what they think about the project and make sure that it is reliable. to my mind, it is better to decide whether you want to become a bounty hunter or not

[shadow123]

1st you need to find the project management team. The reason is these days many scam projects around us. After that, you may consider the project, allocation for the bounty campaign etc.

[xet3cualong]

Its not hard to find a bounty. All you need to do is to check its background and if you want to join their bounty campaign then you may join. You must need to read in advance in any bounty campaign for you to find the right one that helps you to earned money. Just read and read to understand the bounty campaign.

[kamilah147]

There is always luck. Even good-looking ICO often fails. Study the development team and their old projects. Good luck!

at the moment there are many projects that fail, because currently there are so many fans of BTC. so the project will grow more and more and there will be at least some scams. yes that's our risk now.

[Futbulistis]

o reduce the risk when choosing an ICO, analyze, checking the presence of working offline or online business. Then study the idea of the project and the need for blockchain technology.

[Acex29]

In addition to white paper, you must check the development team and the bounty manager. are they all active on social media, and investigate about their real achievements. if all the research is good, you can start joining.

I agree with you. But you should also pay attention to the country where the company comes from. For example, I do not always take part in projects from Russia.

[Ximoandali]

I think you should choose great managers, and so choose it at your own risk , I think so you need to keep track of good ratings and then also take them

[Sniper76]

It's just as difficult as choosing a good ICO for investment.
I usually choose an interesting project and join his bounty campaign.

[Neytiri]

there are differnt ways to choose a bounty you can choose according to the background of the team or the whitepaper and even the onepader they can all give you a glimpse of professionalism of the team and there for the value of the project.

[ejarales]

When I'm choosing bounty to participate I am always look for few factors.
1. Project details - Whether the product or services offered by the project is interesting including the token price, road map etc.
2. Team members - if it is consist of good team members
3. Project manager - sometimes I am choosing trusted and known bounty managers
4. Rewards - if the reward is worth of doing the task

[kittybabe@06]

when I join bounty I consider first who is the campaign manager?. and if the campaign manager is popular and trusted 2nd read the article of the campaign their white paper and road map 3rd. check website if that bounty is legit or if the coin that they offer is successfull and remember be careful in scammers..

[edinorogka]

Check who is organizing the reward, if it is the bonus organizer, the one who is responsible for the bounty, I advise not to participate in the bounty because most of them letters reduce tokens .

[snipernumberone]

Because most projects are scams. To choose the right bounty, you need to check the team and the program card .

[ribolovandrey]

Of course, many people point out that the only way to determine whether generosity is beneficial or not is by reading its white paper. Maybe so .

[sejhdjdt]

Although there are many scams in the bounty, I think there are still many real and effective bounty activities. In my opinion, bounty is an easy way to earn money by following some rules. Before you join the bounty, you must understand it. Their website and white paper to understand what their plans are

[chengyinoing]

It is very important to choose the bounty in this market. Because there's a lot of bounty that doesn't pay us anything.

We can't just say it's good by looking at the white paper or reading its roadmap, because many ICO bonuses are now a scam.

[tomboi]

Apart from the whitepaper, I also look at several other aspects such as roadmap, fund allocation. I often choose bounty campaigns with managers who already have a lot of references in this field, because these references also help us assess the feasibility of the bounty. The team and also the ICO rating is important, although not all ICOs show their ratings. If he has a good rating, I think that is part of the ICO that will have a long life.

[huteawe]

you can endeavor to depend on the abundance of the administrator who drives this organization, since he needs to keep his power essentially and won't take himself the terrible organization

[beddyyy]

Sometimes I use sites with ratings like ICO Bench to choose a promising Bounty campaign.
Various experts give estimates to different projects there.  This can be used for guiding!

[happness2]

All projects are white papers, projects, teams, road maps, and these are often indistinguishable. You need to understand their intrinsic value. Of course, the speculations of the speculation are of little value. We should look like gold. Ico. Then we need to find them one by one.