Quit your job to promote bounty campaigns fulltime: unrealistic????

[HichemFetoui]

This depends on your job and the future of it try to be safe and do both at a reasonable rate and good luck with your time investment its all about luck and hardwork

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[ngano ba]

If you think , that the income of full bounty campaign is more than what your job is gaining then obiously you will prefer in bitcoin activities, for these income and you are sure that this can sustain your daily needs for you and your family.

[pambud]

Last night I had a discussion with a friend if it's possible to quit your job and make a fulltime living of promoting bounty campaigns.
My friend thought you need to promote a lot of bounties at the same time (100 per week), to compensate for the
uncertain number of bounties that will never to lead to any income (coin cannot get listed, withdrawal fees of exchange is too high, scam, etc.).

So the question is: do you agree with this statement?

I disagree with this , because not all bounties will succeed and some not popular , just for additional income only , it could be possible if you trade some other crypto .

[contactmike1]

I don't think it is a good idea. Bounty is unpredictable. For instance I've promoted Dehedge, they closed ICO. Then flux, they collected just 2 mlns and I still not received payment after 3 month. I doubt about their listing. Just finished Flogmall, I believe in these guys, hard cap achieved, but bounty tokens are locked for 3 months! Are you ready to wait for half a year without any payment?

[Wale777]

To me it seems unrealistic doing full time bounty with several factors such as delay in payment, not listed on exchange in time and the scam menace in the crypto world... So I feel it is better doing your regular job and promoting bounty simultaneously

[mh6e]

Yes , it is really possible, I'm also doing this and its quite tiring doing more than 100 bounties a week. And yes your friend is right because not all bounties paid on time. So you need to join many bounties to compensate other loss income.

In reality its possible but its really need a lot of effort and time. I think if you have job just stay in your job and make bounty as extra income or sideline. Because it is too risky and market volatility still in crypto so dangerous.

[iamwagner]

I think in 2016 and 2017 you may have had a small chance of success however in 2018 the bounties and airdrops are are nowhere near as lucrative.  I have not made any decent gains in some while although I have a wallet full of no value coins. 

[Atfirstno]

If you already have experience as a bounty hunter, then you have the knowledge to avoid making most of the mistakes that are common on these kind of activites, so yeah, dedicating full time is definitely possible and a very lucrative way of obtaining incomes.

[jpaul]

Thars a very tempting offer if at all its one,  or a very daring move to make especially now that the crypto arena is constantly on the downward trend in the recent past, Letting go a reliable income source might not be one of the best things any one can do right now, promoting crypto can pay quite well especially if you rank High and is trusted, but the platform can also make you lots of losses, some of these risks are not worth  taking

[dangwapo311]

It is possible to some but for me i feel unsafe woth that idea. Yes I am also a bounty hunter and I know it is not easy and with all those news about scam campaigns and many failing ico this makes it hard to earn profit. I would rather have a stable job and do biunty hunting as an extra income than full time bounty hunting.

[Ionzar]

Yes, if you want, you can take such a step. But in any case, the bounty program is a complex and responsible job that does not always bring results. Therefore, it is better to have a stable main job.

[bitc0000]

To me it seems unrealistic doing full time bounty with several factors such as delay in payment, not listed on exchange in time and the scam menace in the crypto world... So I feel it is better doing your regular job and promoting bounty simultaneously

Reality is like that. Can only perform bounty as a part-time job. Because there are many situations that can happen. Bounty scam or bounty does not pay tokens. Or no token. There are many things that will not make us happy. So it is best to continue the main job and perform the bounty as a part time job

[kanmo]

Last night I had a discussion with a friend if it's possible to quit your job and make a fulltime living of promoting bounty campaigns.
My friend thought you need to promote a lot of bounties at the same time (100 per week), to compensate for the
uncertain number of bounties that will never to lead to any income (coin cannot get listed, withdrawal fees of exchange is too high, scam, etc.).

So the question is: do you agree with this statement?

Yes its possible to quit job and focus on bounty campaigns. Uncertainty in the success of a project is the only problem associated with full time bounty work. Therefore the person must participate in hundreds of bounties to at least get some free tokens from it.

[rachelia13]

Well, kinda agree with that. He makes a good point though, with a very little amount of good and promising ico, and moreover the market condition is down and so many scams out there, it's understandable if we should worry whether the income from bounties will be able to fulfill our daily needs or not. It's uncertain, unlike our salary. So if we quit our job, then we need to be ready to get whatever amount, may exceed what we need, may be less than what we need.
But if you have quite good account, like high rank already, many followers in twitter and facebook and other, can gain you many stakes in the bounty, i think as long as you're able to find a great ico, you will be fine.

[almeydeniz16]

I'm also doing this and its quite tiring doing more than 100 bounties a week. And yes your friend is right because not all bounties paid on time. in my own opinion, I would not quite on my regular job just for promoting Bounty campaigns.  I will do my regular job at the same time I will work  for promoting campaigns as a part-time job with additional income for my family. If I will be one of the luckiest people I got a huge  profits by doing bounty campaigns I would rather quite my jobs because I will decide to to build a small business that can get our own income at the same time participating for a lot of projects that are good. I'm also doing this and its quite tiring doing more than 100 bounties a week. And yes your friend is right because not all bounties paid on time. So you need to join many bounties to compensate other loss income.

[Classica35]

Promoting 100 per week seems to be too much and the work might not be effective enough. As bounty hunters, i believe our exposure to different bounty campaign gives us the ability to be able decipher between scam and genuine projects. Even if we are not 100% sure, at least we can be sure to a level.
Research every bounty project, to lessen the level of uncertainties.

[sercio3178]

I will not quit my job just only to focus on promoting bounty campaigns. Even if you are already on your working area, it doesn't matter if you still promoting bounty campaigns but better do it in your free time so that your supervisors or boss will not be angry unto you. Doing bounty campaigns is just a sideline if you need an extra income to earn a living for yourself and for your family.

[tuongc944]

Giving up the main job to do bounty fulltime is very risk because there are lots of people in bounty campaign ,so the reward is so small. You should have a stable job and do bounty when you have free time.

[alexey8080]

Depends how good your job is and how good you are at the bounties as to whether it's worth the risk or not.
I would not take the risk of quitting your primary job and moving to the promotion of bounty campaigns only.

[xclusiveguy]

Last night I had a discussion with a friend if it's possible to quit your job and make a fulltime living of promoting bounty campaigns.
My friend thought you need to promote a lot of bounties at the same time (100 per week), to compensate for the
uncertain number of bounties that will never to lead to any income (coin cannot get listed, withdrawal fees of exchange is too high, scam, etc.).

So the question is: do you agree with this statement?

It's not advisable to cut your job all because you wanna promote bounties,  mind you,  not all bounties are worthy of doing,  so it's better you have a stable monthly income job and bounties to be a supportive income