How to choose bounty?

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We can use the guide links below in choosing bounties.

https://cryptocreed.com/bounty-campaigns-beginners-guide-how-to-join-select-bounty-campaigns/amp/

https://www.tokens24.com/cryptopedia/basics/beginners-guide-to-bounty-hunting/amp

It is not easy to choose a bounty because of doubt and fear of losing or not earning anything. Which is why we should also condition and prep our minds to be objective when things don't go the way we expect them to. Risk is everywhere. Therefore we must be ready and equipped to take it on!

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[Alexarik]

First, what do I pay attention to, who is the manager of bounty? Is the ICO well valued and do investors like the crypto project? How many tokens are allocated for bounty hunters? When will the award be distributed?

[yescrypto]

Choosing of bounty to participate in is one of the things we all bounty hunter need to know, to my own little knowledge about bounty hunter you need to do some research or little check on what to do and how to do it, as for me the first thing I do is is checking the total supply of the project doing the bounty and how much token is allocated for the bounty, another thing is the durations for the bounty which matters to me alot because the long time a bounty is the useless the share is. Bounty with no signature campaign are best for junior member because signature donate most campaign percentage.

[Kamote_1102]

When I first joined the Bounty, I really had no idea how to choose a Legit Bounty Campaign. I heard that you need to check the background of the campaign. But for me, I asked the experts how will I know it. the told me to know The Bounty Managers first. Most of the time, if the Bounty Manager has a good reputation, that means whatever campaign they are managing, they were sure about it because they do their research.

[zhuiyongliang8]

Selecting a bounty requires some skill and analysis on the project, such as through white papers, road maps, later teams and project consultants. The number of people in the community is also important, and hot projects tend to be more successful.

[Prosperityforall]

i wonder looking at thread helping to sort out bounties with example.
Here you just give several tips and I really want seeing worthy bounties.

[uwouw0]

Choosing a Bounty Project is like finding the right man/woman for you haha. It is not easy but as soon as you know what are those things that you need to consider to choose the best among them you'll fin the best among them. You can use icobench and compare those ICO there and choose what you are going to join in.

[SubZer0]

normaly i look at the project. what dose it do,dose it have real usage ,team members, bounty allocation and community . that is my check list.hope his help.

[m3mbr44n]

I think if you want to be a succesful bounty hunter you need to go all in: rent a building in a low labour cost country and hire a bunch of staff to work on any bounty they can find.

.... sometimes I wonder if this is actually happening.

[cryptosuotor]

I think the best way to choose bounty is to first look at the team members.
Secondly look at the way white papper and do some analysis.
Finally look at the roadmap.

[ejawusa]

I chose bounty by reading the whitepaper because in my opinion whitepaper is very important in choosing a good bounty, there is a lot of information we need in choosing a good project.

[ATSgrowth]

Many people responded how to choose bounty.
I give you an advice which campaigns do not choose. Campaigns managed by TokenSuite (they manage many scam ICOs), Bountyhive (they are not transparent, so you dont know if you receive what they promise) and by Smauni (Medichain campaign was a bad joke..)

[mstfprcn]

I usually  choose a bounty that is designed to solve some real problem. I follow the team's experience and the length of the program's bounty. The availability of the finished product is a big plus.

[Isterichka]

Personally, i prefer to participate in projects run by Bountyhive even though its an open secret that they often have poor allocation

Did you begin to participate on this platform long ago? Already it turned out to earn something from it? At Bountyhive very negative responses, all complain that it is impossible to be included in the project, limits are filled very quickly.

[anil_saini01]

First thing to look when going for a bounty is that the project will create enough interest to atleast reach soft cap. Without soft cap no bounties will be distributed. Secondly look for bounty teams that have good track record of managing bounties.

[tajak200]

well ,for me I always look on their plan layout, their team composition ( make sure their profiles are real ) and check whether they really invested into their project which you can observe through their websites and bounty rules. I also usually observe high ranking campaign manager to successful bounty campaigns though they are usually much more strict compared to others.

[SaRmY]

There are lot of shit projects now - it's true.
As for me one of most important criterion this is bounty manager

[bhaminihk2011]

You have to choose the bounty as you choose ICO to invest your money. In ICO you invest your money and in bounty you invest your valuable time. For good project you can check its white paper, roadmap and developer team, for developer team you can check their social media accounts for their activities and check they are much experienced. And lastly check if the coins will solve the real problems or not for that purpose it is been created.

[Psalmy2cute]

For me as my experience in bounty campaign, first you have to look for a good ICO that has a bounty program campaigns and then check the platforms, roadmaps, and whitelist paper. They have also social media bounty like Facebook, Twitter, Telegram, Medium, Reddit, and you have to fill up the form and complete it. You have to participate and do the weekly posting task of each bounty then always check the spreadsheet if you are listed there or maybe you are not accepted.