How to choose bounty?

[Guxidem]

First to think about is white paper, at that point look at its thought and venture, assess on the off chance that they are in fact practical for the focused on showcase. Next look at the administration group, their back ground , track records and experience. At that point the spending allotments, check if spending plan dispensed is proper for each period of the improvement. Discover from its Telegram discussion the excitement of other abundance seekers on this abundance crusade, and their sentiments on the activities.

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[aLLvaro20]

if I do not choose a bounty that does not have a manager, maybe we should think for a moment "the bounty manager is not able to rent it, let alone pay the bounty", but it does not close the possibility, that the bounty that have the manager will succeed, according to analysis so as not to follow the bounty scam see the roadmap,whitepaper and most importantly maybe when choosing a project we pay attention first to the purpose of the project, then we see the program, and we must pay attention to the project manager and also the team of the project whether the members in the team have ever succeeded in the project program ever they do it..

# maybe I can recommend some trusted managers
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3343779.msg34989488#msg34989488

[Vasilisochka]

Bounty should be chosen very carefully, studying each moment of the conditions in detail. This is the only way to achieve success.

[freim]

I will give you the answer on how to select the prize. doing good research, looking at the technical review and taking into account the investment he has made. So we are doing more logical work.

[AleksBBB]

 Always do your research about the people behind the bounty and their objectives. If renowned developers work on the project, chances of the project being successful is high. Don’t forget to check bounty manager as well.

[rjp55]

I chose my bounties mostly looking to bounty management team, projects whitepaper or onepager and searching the project executives in the linkedin for any scam possibilities.

[maitexisi]

You must go through the whitelist of projects and learn that you can decide whether to join the activity or not.

We can also choose a team with real achievements and a reputation for doing some rewards or management, depending on the supply and potential of its products.

[andeonnut]

Just always choose something that's made it on ICODrops. I trust their due diligence.

[Convery]

There are two strategies:
1. participate in many campaigns (as much as possible) - This strategy generates more spam.
2. do only few but spend a lot of time by doing a research and do your job properly. - This strategy is also very helpful for ICOs.

Remember that your time could be changed into money. You simply can´t do both strategies. So choose if you want to get tokens only from few but high quality ICOs or you want to receive hunders of useless tokens.

[Anatolich]

I do not read white paper once. And only that that the company offers, suffices one page on a site. And I determine the popularity of the team, the manager who leads the company here on the forum. Honestly enough for me.

[clololck]

I think the key to choosing a good bounty depends on the bounty manager, a well-known bounty manager who can greatly avoid scam bounty and improve your efficiency.

[alttravel]

Many bounties are scammers, it takes a lot of time to choose the right bounty, the best way to choose generosity is to personally learn the crypto project very well. Also you need to analyze who is the manager of the bounty.

[azbukamorza]

When choosing generosity, focus on the development team.Just read and analyze the technical document.

[kz06]

Part of good mark campaigns today, however it is extremely hard to get great marks on the floor, in light of the fact that there are such a large number of trick campaigns that unnerve individuals into not knowing whether to do it or not. I think the great mark battle is there to exhibit the stores and the begin and end times of the crusade and the help of countless.

[denbagoes]

At present there are many Bounties that we can follow, but in its development there are also many bounty scams.
We must always be vigilant and careful before choosing Bounty.
The most important thing is choosing Bounty is to make sure the soft stamp is fulfilled and the Bounty consists of teams whose contents are people who have been professionals in the field of cryptocurrency.

[ggg123]

I joined the crypto market kinda long time ago, but i still don’t know the best way to choose a bounty. Sometimes even the best project can’t hit its hardcap. It’s hard to understand. Basically, the market condition is very important for an Ico to success. And it also effects the bounty allocation and token price.

[temilade200]

Reading whitepaper alone does not give the assurance of a good bounty, but it is important or i would say it is part of the criteria to determine a good bounty. After reading the white paper to an understandable level, you need to research on the team and ensure that they can be trusted. The ask questions on the project, but not on the bounty on telegram. Lastly, the person managing the project is very important. Ensure he is a manager with integrity and that he has successfully managed some projects.

[vertinfos]

Well, you need to look at the team , and if you use bounty, the Manager is also a need to look at his previous companies

[yohangunasekara]

It's really a decision to make. You can access in some ICO rating websites such as icorating or icodrop to find some potential coins. after that, you read all their whitepapers to choose the best bounty campaign to invest.

[Hazzanjay2]

I believe the best way to choose a bounty campaign is to check the percentage allocation and the rules associated with the bounty if its fair then its a go, if not you find another alternative.
Then there is also this question which bounty can you trust.  That's when i will recommend you to read their white paper and check their team.
I hope this helps.