How to choose a good bounty campaign?

[Coltpython]

For me I make it a thing of note to check the ico reviews and look at the ratings. I also run a small background check to ascertain that the team is real and actually working on the project. I also read the Whitepaper and look at the workability of the project whether it is something I feel investors would want to key into it.

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[voteformeg]

i think it depends the most on luck , you never know for sure that you choosed a good one, for me , i am looking most off the time how many people take part , the less the better , but most good ico's have too much participants , guess you must be lucky to earn something

[Wipro]

If you want to choose properly  first thing that you should not do is to ask others about it, do it for your own.

What a worst idea you have given here mate. If there is a option to give the demerit. I may share that to your reply here in this thread. When you want to join in any bounties. First you must have to check the forum manager who is being part of the project.

Then you need to read the white paper and gather the development team information. If you are fine at making more posts with the quality posts. Even you will be able to join to there easily without any trouble mate.

[Jercyhora2]

There's a lot of ways to identify which bounty is good.

You can check it's roadmap, whitepaper and most of all, the bounty manager.

Once the bounty manager has a good reputation maybe it's time to trust in the bounty you chose to join to. Because having a good bounty manager is also a sign of having a good project that has the potential to grow.

Bounty managers is the one who study hard about project.

[ideventurero]

if it's scam or not, that's important but before checking if it's scam, check the percentage you will get for which task you want to do. For example, if you will do twitter campaign, and it gives 5% of the whole bounty, than you can pass in my opinion, because average paying for twitter is 10% and even these days you can find 15-20%. Twitter is just an example, same thing as well with facebook or youtube campaigns.

[Elseye]

At first - use good sites to monitor active campaigns, then check stake system and number of participants, it's length.

[anti-scam]

I started from the allocation amount for bounty, because everyone is interested in earning money. if the allocation is great then there is a great spirit to work. after that we see the team and all related to the project.
The manager does not guarantee the project will go well, do not trust them too.

[PX-Z]

Currently there are too many bounty, how to choose a good bounty to join? What is your opinion on this issue?

Its not that hard to find a good and reliable bounty campaign, you just have to choose those high reputable bounty campaign manager that can be trusted. But besides of that, you can do some research about the project that you'd like to participate in, like reviewing of their whitepaper, identifying those members behind the team if they are really credible, and participating to their telegram group if they really have an active community that will help you with your questions and concerns about the project.

[rhamdy]

There are several ways you can do to determine a good Campaign Bounty or not, here are a few ways to research it:
- Thoroughly used his team how
- see the offerings on offer whether interesting and different
- see his vision and mission it project (always read whitepaper etc)
- see also that ICO coins based on which platform has its own platform
- If you already participate in the ICO do not listen to the FUD is growing.

[achdy]

In my opinion the first one is the project, if you trust the project and team you can join
the other one is bounty manager active to update the spreadsheet

[danmoris]

For me the procedure is quite similar as when I am choosing an ICO to invest in.
Read the whitepaper and roadmap
Is the product/service valuable?
Check that the team has expertise and can be found on social media
Read the terms of the bounty
Make sure that the bounty manager is responsive

If these check out, I will invest.

[Freldo]

The things which you need to analyze is who is managing campaign, if the campaign is managed in a proper way, budget and currency of bounty. Some bounty campaigns are  paying in BTC or ETH which are already available in market but most of campaigns are paying in their own tokens which will become available in exchange market only if ICO gets success.

[Ajiloveyuyun]

look for legendary level bounty makers .. they are usually trusted people, and see also their confidence is at least 5 ++
his example Needmoney .. he is Legendary level with a trust of 10 ++.
his project is almost 100% runs smoothly,
and look for a clear project by looking at their web

[Duallimit]

Currently there are too many bounty, how to choose a good bounty to join? What is your opinion on this issue?

I would suggest that you to track on the level of the project's hype. To build on the fact that the project has good ratings, it is well advertised, it has a large number of successful advisers. These little tips will allow you to avoid initially failing projects.

[anakkampung17]

Choosing a bounty in my opinion is the first thing I see a manager and team, the two hardcap achievement websites of ICO until the end, the third see the enthusiasts in a bounty for example many follow in the official telegram of the project, the fourth use the help application that is ICO Bench.

[ronealdenila]

Yes, you're right. There are already bounty campaigns that are offering here on bitcointalk, but to make sure if that's worth to promote you must really undergo deep research on your desire project because once you join a scam campaign, all of your efforts will just become useless.

[kimochidesh]

There are a lot of scams in crypto world now days. Bounty projects are not an exception to this. So one should be careful while choosing bounty projects.  Firstly, read the white paper properly and check the workability of the project. Then look at the background team who deals with the project and the conditions of the campaign. Then check the ratings of the ICO and their reviews.

[wandino]

to choose bounty check website, team and bounty manager. to make sure you check the site https://icobench.com/. ico bench is an ICO rating site.

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