The longer the bounty, the fewer the earnings?

[duoworld]

All the bounty is, because the more people who have a piece of cake, the less reward you have.
They will be separated by others, and I don't like long-term projects.

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[Bostonias]

All the bounty is, because the more people who have a piece of cake, the less reward you have.
They will be separated by others, and I don't like long-term projects.

The more money that the people make on a certain bounty campaign could bring more people to a coin to invest. That is the nice side of crypto.

[niceal]

this is the issue more often than not, however there are some ICOs that the general population that took an interest in the IC were compensated enormously, one it rely upon the sum the venture can raise, the hard top and the sum devoted to abundance. on the off chance that all these figure are on the low side then the reward for people will be low.It relies upon numerous variables like what number of individuals joined the abundance, how fruitful is the crusade. Longer crusade implies you have more opportunities to gain more stakes. A couple of months back, an abundance gave me around $350 for Twitter, Facebook and message assignment. Not awful by any stretch of the imagination, on the grounds that there was very little work. In the event that you join a decent abundance battle, it can gain you enough even it takes too long to wrap up.

[keykey1]

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?

It does not matter how much time we will participate in the bounty since the number of tokens is allocated fixed. Earlier it was possible to earn more in less time.   

[Carina.P]

It can be calculated, you know, when the total reward is constant, the longer the time is, the more people will join, and the rewards can be reduced.

[alex3.alex03]

I think that everything depends on the company itself and its prospects. We must not forget that a lot of scam.

[ojosamsom]

Honestly this is truth back then I used to argue with my colleagues back then about this but someone on bitcointalk enlighten me more about this.
The high ranking members enjoy this.

[NeonFlash]

When I decide join a bounty campaign, I consider in some criteria: kind of bounty I can run, how, quality of it, and, the best important - is POOL of bounty and  QUANTITY of participant. It's two element decide how many token you can receive.

[Crypto_Professor]

I do not like bounties that extend longer than necessary. Countless bounties kick off daily and being on one bounty (e.g signature bounty) for one coin longer forfeits you of joining other bounties. This is just what I don't link about the lengthy bounty time. I don't know about the price.

[darmin]

When it was extended but not allocation plus then will indeed lead to the results being slightly reduced course because the number of participants who join will be more and more. If it's not too long during the extent then continue alone let alone when the sale of the good. But if it's felt in a long time especially for the signature of many accounts with large entrance rank better then go out and find another bounty.

[raldix00]

I agree. The longer bounty the few earn. Thats why if you see a short bounty there are lot of participant but if see a l9ng bounty there only few participant. But for me i will depend on the budget on the bounty... if a bounty is long but the reward is huge then ill go for him. Many bounty reward have only 1m $ for 12 weeks.. but there are bounty that guves 1m $ in 4 weeks

[Kartika1]

well i think it's not valid. the correct sentence is the longer bounty running equals more participants, thats the reason why the rewards was fewer

[robelneo]

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?

Take it from me, you should leave or regret staying I have bad experiences from two campaigns that took 5 months to complete and I only got pennies just like all the rest, so better just leave it if they are delaying the ICO that's also a sign that they might go scam.

[Mikcik]

When I decide join a bounty campaign, I consider in some criteria: kind of bounty I can run, how, quality of it, and, the best important - is POOL of bounty and  QUANTITY of participant. It's two element decide how many token you can receive.

Although the pool of the bounty is large, you can not make much money, because over time the percentage of your stakes will be smaller. Also the bigger the pool, in my opinion, it's the junk projects, because new junk projects can offer a huge pool, it's too pointless for potential projects.

[ubongephraim]

Where can I find places for bounties. Cos I've been searching and it's kind of hard to find those here..

[huiji2011]

That's right,just as your friend said,due to the number of the bounty coin is invariable,if the time of bounty project extends,that means your worktime extend too,on the contrary,the coins in the prize pool are still unchanged.

[Kool5]

What is not clear? The longer the generosity of those people become more and more, and the percentage of the same tokens remains unchanged. Here and now please. Divide the profit at all and you will get a little bit.

[oOVVVVVVVOo]

You must definitely leave this project. If they extend ICO, then they have some problems. The project can not raise enough money because it does not represent anything. This is scum.

[donalfonso]

This could be true or not, depends more on the number of participants in the bounty. Based on these the longer the bounty the higher the risk of it having too many participants which will reduce the stakes to be allocated to you

[Missis S]

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?

In many campaigns, you can not leave them ahead of time, because you will lose everything you earned. Now every second project is prolonged, but each case is individual.