Bounty is like a Box Chocolate

[leekhanh197]

Interesting opinion. On the one hand, this is the right opinion. Indeed, until the product comes to market, we cannot know how much we earn. In order not to stay with anything, I consult with more experienced people.

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[ompoetra]

yes,surely every bounty has a surprise whether it's a nice chocolate box or a pandora's box (a void)
in my opinion, let us first look at the profile or website on the bounty itself, what is original or just a scam
my experience never follow on a bounty and it turns out to be fake. I have made the article and the result is empty.
tips for me, be smart in analyzing and diligent reading on the bounty program   

[popotao94]

A very good comparison of the bounty of payments, but only recently these payments are becoming less and less, because people more and more today simply do not receive payments, because most projects are obvious scam

[yeuskz999999]

except in tokens with specifications that are really competent such as tokens issued by companies that already benefit, altcoin like kodak coin and others. it would be nice

[hongtranggg]

Im agree with you at all, because participation in bounty is a kind of lottery. You can earn a solid amount of money or just wast your time and get nothing.  Many projects are going from hero to zero and bring only disappointment.

[mstfprcn]

Fully agreed,i am very nervous in thinking of whether the bounty that I follow will be successful and has value. I am afraid I have been following for a long time, but no results have been obtained.

[UnknownUsername]

Not today because most of the bounties are scams and sometimes they pay less what is promised. Unlike chocolates you get satisfaction and benefit which ever you eat

[UAE Seasider]

It is a little bit like that you are right. But you should try and weigh up all of the likely outcomes before you choose to add your signature to a campaign. If you are looking at other parts of the campaign you can take part in several so giving you a better chance of finding that Strawberry center. I will usually weigh up the eventual price of the coin and the number of participants so far when deciding if it is worth taking part.

[interna]

Being on a bounty campaign is like a box of chocolate you never know what you're going to get.

conclusion:

You never know that a Token you're gonna get have some worth or no.

don't you agree guys?

"Forest Gump Movie Qoutes"
Life is Like a box of chocolate you never know what you're going to get.

This sounds more like gambling and I think you apply for whatever bounty you see. I am not in favor of this approach. You should do proper research about the project before participating in bounty. If you think  that the project does not offer something unique or new, do not participate in the bounty.

The coins you will get will be of no value. It is better to participate in one genuine campaign then 10 bogus campaigns. Hope you are getting my point.

[kameutunda]

You never know what will be the definitive outcome of token sales and future product development based on the roadmap, the trend on the mainstream can be an additional point to make the results that Ico will be successful in terms of token sales. But for now, if you get tokens or decent coins, then they developers only give little and they tend to only thank you without giving anything.

[Nidhi Bhatia]

Seriously bounty is just like a chocolate box because when you started a new bounty, you never know the correct output/ reward of the bounty means the actual price of the token/ coin in the market after the project.

[Aleth]

That is true for those who just join and not doing any researches at all, they just enter at their own risk without them them knowing if its valuable or not. In the end, they will be happy or frustrated.

[Sir Cross]

While it is true that you can never know what you can get from bounties, it is also recommended for you to research on the project at hand. It is also important to know the potential of a certain token before actually joining bounty campaigns. Not all bounties pay the amount they have promised to. Researching about the project will help you ensure that your time and effort would not be wasted, and to get the pay that you want.  

[BoyWilliam]

Yes it is true there is like chocolate, when we get a good result of course it will be like a sweet chocolate taste, when the result as we do not expect it would be bitter like coffee, but enjoy it all between sweet and bitter

[sugarlady43]

This is also very interesting, and I have already seen this in my own experience, you never know what the rewards are and whether these tokens will be worth anything.

[cryptb]

Most of Bounty spreadsheets are Transparency and you can calculate number of participants to predict your reward. Regarding ICO success,  you also can predict will be ICO successful or not.  Sure ICO perspective and number if Bounty Participants are connected.

[Dasinc]

Since participation in such companies is much easier and requires almost no effort from the participant, the participants in them are much more than in subscription campaigns. A large number of participants greatly erodes the overall budget and the participant can expect to earn around $20 per month. But you can simultaneously participate in 50 companies, in this case your income will be already $ 1000 per month.

[deveiz888]

Yes I agree that Bounty is like a Box Chocolate.Bounty is a just like job and you can get much earning to do this job but you should have some patience to get much money.

[KseniaLard]

Well, if you chose generosity by accident, then, of course, you do not know what to expect. But if you make a careful selection, then the risks from scratch can be minimized. Unfortunately, no choice guarantees success.

[bkbbtr]

Your description is very interesting. I like your metaphor. The bounty mission we are doing is in such a state. Sometimes, you will find that the good bounties have disappeared and the unreliable task has earned you a good profit. ! LOL!