How to pick best signature campaign

[minttop]

Firstly according to my strategy I don't participate more than 4 weeks, because it is risky in order of participation in scam ICO and there is a gap in receiving money for your job. Working, waiting for calculation, distribution, listing, liquidity. All these factors matter

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[InfiniteGrim]

I always follow my favorite bounty managers and participate in all their projects. Often this is the best choice, because you can be sure of their quality and that you will not be deceived. Maybe there are more options, but in my opinion this is the best choice.

[Josevv]

I always follow my favorite bounty managers and participate in all their projects. Often this is the best choice, because you can be sure of their quality and that you will not be deceived. Maybe there are more options, but in my opinion this is the best choice.

Actually this is I think as a very good method of identify a good project. Good bounty managers them self analysis the project before accepting the job. Therefor following good bounty managers are worthwhile. With this we can also refer other aspects such as rating of the project and project documents as well.

[Zedxxx]

The project manager is one of the important thing to choose a signature campaign, but not the main one. Also, it depends on the product and the team.

[Ellionise]

Well, now it is difficult to choose a good project in this market when everything falls , I think you should only choose from proven bounty managers , there are good managers who collect hardcap

[Merdeop]

There is no flawless recipe for choosing bounty campaign or ICOs. I just carefully study the project and take into account the bounty manager.

[ifightformerkel]

First of all, you need to look at the project and the development team. Next, see how much money is allocated to the bounty company and how many percent is distributed to the desired category. Also note how many members are in your category.

[Suzukigsxr250]

I generally look their whitepaper, investigate their developers or kinda things like that some might did a another bounty before that i look that to.How many people in their spreadsheets and telegram groups.Sometimes if i have time i look for their ANN topic's posts.Thats how i choose my signature campaigns.

[waldocarter]

I'm guided by the timing of the bounty, the amount that is allocated to the company, and the number of participants.

[waldocarter]

I'm guided by the timing of the bounty, the amount that is allocated to the company, and the number of participants.

Ideally - the bounty should be with limited duration and with a limited number of participants. And the first, I think is a very important point. Because many bounties indicate in deadlines - before the end of ICO. And recently ICO is very often extended, and accordingly hunters suffer.

[pisston]

I'm guided by the timing of the bounty, the amount that is allocated to the company, and the number of participants.

Do I still need to pay attention to the manager and to information about myself and the company. The fact is that they can promise a lot, but I will not be able to pay anything. In any case, there are many such options.

[CoxxxLover]

Pay attention to their peers. If you stay in the forum for a long time, you probably already have friends. Forum members who have been sitting here for a long time can tell you something in private messages.

[Kseniya17]

I am guided by managers, I look at the table, how many participants and I participate))) sometimes 3 weeks of participation bring more profit than 2 months of work ...

[LS Crypto]

Yes, you must look to the participants and read the updates in telegram, in this way, you will be informed about its project and how it is going.

Yes, we need to follow the project. Telegram are convenient and there you can quickly find information. But I'm more to the point that if there are a lot of people in the signature, then there is no point in going there, because the reward decreases

[EmmanCryp]

I must be sincere with you that it's not an easy work picking a signature campaign to do out of the many projects that are out nowadays. Many are spams but can be hard to detect early. It's normal for bounty to last for 12 weeks + now because of the bear season. I search the ICO ratings well, allocation percentage and bounty manager but you still need luck to be successful

[benjamin11]

There are some factors that needs to be consider in choosing the right signature campaign. Usually I check the project they are supporting whether its realistic or not, achievable or impractical. I also consider the bounty manager whether he or she is trusted and have experienced handling successful campaigns in the past.

[traw21]

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1406264;sa=showPosts - Russian thread ( pick best signature campaign )

[Boss95rnd]

There are a lot of great bounty campaigns, but you should choose very carefully in which bounty you want to participate in. I usually look at the reward pool for the signature campaign, how many people are already participating and at the project itself. Their ratings, community numbers, product development, roadmap and the whitepaper.

[Kool5]

What do you mean, you can earn something for free. I already participated in five signatures companies. But the tokens did not get it from the companies. But there is hope. Therefore, write posts and you will have a holiday.

[Ulya63]

It probably depends on luck because it is almost impossible to predict what kind of project it is. All projects at the beginning of ico write that they are the best and most technological and in most cases this is definitely not the case. Sometimes it's better to choose projects that have already collected softcap or those projects with responsible advisors. Also, much depends on the bounty of the manager who does the counting of the stacks.