How to choose bounty?

[olasidiq]

Going through their white paper is more important and also making some research about the bounty will help too

[Lucas777]

If my way, I am looking for projects or ICO who have achieved sales soft cap. This is what I do to minimize losses and to avoid the collapse of the project. So I admit that I never get.

It would be possible to lean on it at the choice of bounty if not one but. Projects intentionally hide how many they collected means actually. They deceive the investors not to spoil reputation to the project tokens are on sale so far. Illusion of success for involvement of new investors is often created.

[Coleth]

Read its whitepaper, and join telegram if admin and CEO are active it is likely a good ico. must read and study the project well.

[mitsarasss]

If the project has external investors and conducts the bounty, then for me it is the first signal to enter the project. Such projects collect investments much more often.

[daenarys_stormborn]

indeed it is very difficult to determine which bounty is good and will be successful, even though we have read all of the ico project's whitepaper, it still hasn't determined, so my advice is to trust the bounty manager who you think is good

[shainasaz]

We almost know that it's hard to choose a reliable bounty because we have no idea if it is legit or scam. But we need to choose wisely base of our observation on the project like reading their websites and following their social accounts if we can saw that their is something about the project then go and trust for it.

[HongKong]

Going through their white paper is more important and also making some research about the bounty will help too

Having read the whitepapers of some coins, they need to spend more time writing that out instead of just putting everything out on the go.

[herrzinfakt]

For the project, it is best to do a bit of homework on who or what the coin is. This might not always be accurate due to the amount of scammers out there but it weeds out the bad from the good. Check out the whitepaper, their website, discord, prices etc....

[phm]

now there are only few good bounties and you can hear about them every day. You do not need to choose actually

[Lilmon]

I have been trying to get into translation campaigns as it seems to be the one that pays the best most of the time, but the process of getting it requires you to have a really good portfolio and a lot of previous experience, it seems lika tough competition.

[dimonarka]

It is necessary to choose worthy projects. And this is not easy. Now most of the projects turn out to be a scam. We need to carefully study the project, its roadmap, developers, technical documentation

[Washington_Wis]

As an old "bounty man" I would suggest you a couple of tips. 1) When you see that the bounty is getting it's soft/hard really fast, that's the bounty you need. 2) Good managers mostly have good bounties.

[Divere1996]

You must pick a bounty organization in addition to an excellent ICO undertaking. additionally, you ought to see what sort of praise you can get, how many participants and what number of percent is allotted to a selected class.

[KXC247]

One of the ways I choose a bounty program is to research the team of the project because with the team, you would be able to know if its an amazing project or not.

I also consider good bounty managers as well for bounty programs too as well

[RolandoBTC]

To choose a good project like bounties you cannot claim itself that is legit, even you found a good team you and a goog platform at the end this is still doubtfull  until you recieve a reward, but i'm not saying all are scam it gives addition for a legit campaign by studying and searching all the datas and platform of those project..

[JohnYDillinger]

When I choose a bounty campaign, I try to pay attention on  product itself. Popularity is also important. Try to be as much careful as you can.

[Joriecoinbit]

One of the ways I choose a bounty program is to research the team of the project because with the team, you would be able to know if its an amazing project or not.

I also consider good bounty managers as well for bounty programs too as well

One of my ways on how to choose a good bounty is through the manager also. If the bounty manager who manage the campaign is well known, then I could really say it's legit. But, I'm not saying that those managers who were not well known are scammers. Anyway, as for me, the most important thing on how I choose a good bounty is that I pay focus on reading their whitepaper. If it's too good to be true or doesn't have potential to success, then I look for other campaign.

[Lavatein]

Just by looking a few things, usually choose to follow the bounty program by looking at some things. one of them is the allocation budget offered for bounty participants, I usually select a project with a large allocation and have a good project concept

[lotao]

Choosing a bounty task requires analysis from many factors!
For example, you should read the white paper carefully and observe the rewards manager and the strength of the analysis team!

[AiloveYouks21]

Just by looking a few things, usually choose to follow the bounty program by looking at some things. one of them is the allocation budget offered for bounty participants, I usually select a project with a large allocation and have a good project concept

large allocations and good concepts are not wise choices to determine whether the bounty is legit or not.