The longer the bounty, the fewer the earnings?

[Vispilio]

Longer bounty does not necessarily mean fewer earnings, especially in cases when they increase the rewards as well. However the bigger risk is the longer ICO going on usually means the team hasn't been able to raise sufficient money, which would ultimately hurt the bounty earnings as well...

So if any ICO is being extended indefinitely, you need to do an in depth investigation as to what's really going on and protect yourselves accordingly.

[markk94]

When there's occur delaying phase, i suggest that you should leave that bounty. Because of you will lost your time just to wait for the bounty to resume. It is not the matter of the reward though, but kinda wasting your time that supposed could bring you more profit from the other bounties.

[bigvito19]

The longer the bounty it could be lesser earnings or a scam  

[grknondr]

The longer the bounty means low rewards. If a bounty continues more than 4 weeks, many participants join it each day. So, the cake is divided between too many people. Eating the cake with 100 people and eating it with 500 is different. The income decreases. There must bu limitation for the bounties.

[coinmarketdaddy]

Not only bounty counts but also project count so much. If few participants and good bounty but coins dump after ico lunch on the exchange that will not make any bounty good. If team and project is good , probably longe wait is much better even with many participants.

[gawer33]

its actually depends if the reward is fixed or not. if the reward is a percentage of the amount collected It might get a higher reward the more currency they collected.

[ichsan ardi]

My friend just told me recently that he is leaving the bounty that we both joined last January. The ICO has been delayed many times and it is getting longer. He said that the longer the bounty period of an ICO, the fewer the coins that you will earn. So it is true based from your experience? Should I also leave or stay?

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i am in a longer bounty campaign also for now, and i really don know about that. but, so far from what i see is the the longer that bounty logically we earn much money. but if he get the fewer money, i think the problem is in the price of that coin in market. so even we have a lot of stake, that look like little money.

[jayco25]

My friend just told me recently that he is leaving the bounty that we both joined last January. The ICO has been delayed many times and it is getting longer. He said that the longer the bounty period of an ICO, the fewer the coins that you will earn. So it is true based from your experience? Should I also leave or stay?

Actually it depends on the budget per bounty. Some bounty give big amount and if the bounty have some delayed some of ICO allotted additional budget. Some bounty program allotted budget but of course consider also the number of participants and bounty you are joining.

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[alexbui1259]

That's right. Because long-term campaigns are nothing more than waste of time. When you spend too much time, your winnings will increase or decrease in the same proportion.

[kenmobility]

I don't have much experience about bounty but with the little I have gotten so far, I will advice you to study the project and try to find out if the project will later be successful by their deliverables, if yes then stay and finish what you started,  but if No,  then I would advise you to leave and join another campaign.

[moonriver]

You should be more cautious about long term bounty.
If it turns to be a scam or fail to raise enough fund, you might get nothing from it.

[hani1929]

well it depends on your ranking in Bitcoin talk account,  the lower the rank the lower the stakes. if you want to leave in your current bounty youll waste your effort in the past months.. you need just to be patient in joining bounty. you should check their project first if its good to stay longer in their bounty if their project will be more successful. you need to check their team , check their backgrounds and availability in social media.

[cikey]

This is based on the rules of the bounty. If you leave on the way and still keep your stake, I suggest you leave, otherwise I suggest you stick to it.

[Babul jannah]

Yes I think you should see how many participants follow the prize, and how many coins, if you think you will get good results, my advice you should persevere to get big coins.

[erichall]

I would be hesitant to join a bounty that lasts a super long time, like more than a couple months. To me, there isnt as much potential for a long bounty.

[Indai24]

I would be hesitant to join a bounty that lasts a super long time, like more than a couple months. To me, there isnt as much potential for a long bounty.

Defenitely because there is a possibility that for longer bounty in the end the campaign will not succeed so that means that you're just wasting your time and your effort, at least if it's shorter you will be able to know it right away.

[Macai]

My friend just told me recently that he is leaving the bounty that we both joined last January. The ICO has been delayed many times and it is getting longer. He said that the longer the bounty period of an ICO, the fewer the coins that you will earn. So it is true based from your experience? Should I also leave or stay?

What ever you started you should finish it, so that you will not waste what you have done or what you had finish. Still your work and need to finish. Even if itbwill be fewer earnings later on. But it will still be rewarding.

[Wale777]

Some bounty get longer because of certain reasons which at times is to the good of the investors and those working to promote the ICO and I think the longer the ICO,  the better the earnings you get if they close the participation form when necessary to avoid too many participants  because they will have enough time to materialize their set goals and objective and be able to implement the roadmap

[hihitao47]

 how the good project will. A lot of token you earned from bounty not usually means you will get lot of income. There are so many project that the bounty pay the participants with few tokens, but when entry the market, the token have very big value.

[ZhuldyzKaladinova]

My friend just told me recently that he is leaving the bounty that we both joined last January. The ICO has been delayed many times and it is getting longer. He said that the longer the bounty period of an ICO, the fewer the coins that you will earn. So it is true based from your experience? Should I also leave or stay?

There is no proper answer to this as it completely depends on the project. If you should leave or stay depends on various factors. I'd say follow your gut feeling: if something feels wrong you might as well join another valuable bounty, actually there's always at least one of those at any given time.