Bounty is like a Box Chocolate

[johnyespapa]

That is why i am always surprised to the bounty rewards,sometimes you will get less sometimes you will get more than what you have expected and it is really depends on the manager,because if the manager has greediness in his body im sure you will get less to what you have earned or worst you wont get anything,just like what tokensuite team is doing,a lot of shit projects they are involved with.

[Lari.Dronov]

A good comparison, I've invested in the enlte, I hope it turns into a delicious chocolate for me, and not something that does not match the packaging.

[Lynks]

I agree with you but that does not rule out the place of personal research. The best way to thrive in crypto is to read and learn the art of crypto

[matsusomoto]

Very true,it is exciting when you are going to get your first reward because you dont know how much you can get,as long as you have learned from the bounty campaigns,you arent going to lose anything as you are only risking your time and effort with the bounty campaigns,surely you are going to make a lot of money when you have joined the right one.

[cryptodrei]

Yes it is surprising me,the way the bounties are rewarded,and how much i could have when the ICO has finally over? that is the best thing that we can have,the challenge and the risk of losing your time and effort,but if you got your stakes im sure your it will be worth the hassle as these people will give you what you have deserved,

[Dutchyyy]

Yep, it's like a Chocolate Box.

But if you choose to support only projects with a real products or extraordinary teams, it will be like a Belgian Chocolate Box. The Best! For example, gambling ICOs are always like this.

[mariogomer]

That's a great analogy. You should expect all kinds of surprises. I hope everyone gets lucky and we get high money from the bounty campaigns.

[Way2Paradise]

hahaha... that's a great comparison with the movie.

as i see it, the comparison is correct. you can not say what you will get before.  

[mangkanor]

Yes it is that is why i am keep getting surprise to the rewards that i can get,because most of the time these managers are going to give you less than what you expected,but it doesnt mean that they are all going to steal your stakes,some of the manager are going to pay your efforts very well whcih is why it is needed to follow good managers here in bitcointalk.

[soulstreak]

This is pretty funny  I think that it is important to spend only as much time as you are willing to gamble.  You are completely right and there is also the possibility of never getting anything!

[AlekSandRAx]

Yep, it's like a Chocolate Box.

But if you choose to support only projects with a real products or extraordinary teams, it will be like a Belgian Chocolate Box. The Best! For example, gambling ICOs are always like this.

So you recomand doing gambling bounties?  

I was wondering about this, since I'm doing my first bounties and haven't finished any yet. How accurate are your predictions of token number and value, for those who do research and calculation? I calculated my token shares for most of my bounties, but I don't know how accurate can your calculations actually be? Any experiences?

[defoman]

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.

Yes, you are right. In simpler words, you can say that by participating in the bounty you can earn 10,000 tokens and earn very little, and you can earn 20 and get rich through time. So you need to keep your tokens/coins and one day it can make you a millionaire.

[pedropendukot]

Surprising me keeps me particiipating these bounties,because you dont know what will happen after the ICO if the manager will try to steal people's stakes,or if the developers wont pay the managers but as far as i am concern managers should do their own job of securing the bounty rewards! it is indeed will surprise most of the people especially when the rewards are higher than we expected.

[Jeepney_koh]

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.

Certainly yes, because there are a lot of bounties, you do not know if their coins are with or without value. However, if you are a wise bounty hunter, you should check on the project to get a good bounty with good value as well.

[modtakels]

Token rewards are unpreditable that is why i am still joining campaigns,because the risk of losing your time and effor is very high but if you did some digging from the ICO,you wont be joining scam projects that will lessen the risk of getting involved to scam projects.You shouldnt be expecting too much as some managers are going to steal your accounts.

[btctalkid1]

how do you tell a good project from a bad one? and are there still good deals where you get a lot of coins just by signing up a newsletter?

[hiwainmoto]

Its a big surprise when you worked hard to finish the campaign,or if the campaign has reached the hardcap! it wont be a good thing if the campaign didnt hit the targeted funds to be raised because you arent going to get paid,or if you are going to get paid it will be worthless because it wont have any good value as the campaign has failed.

[Pearls Before Swine]

No, I don't agree because I'm not enough of a sucker to participate in any of these retarded altcoin bounties.  I can certainly see how they might appeal to a certain class of people, but those people are obviously unable to properly gauge risk vs. reward.  If they were able to do so, they'd realize that the chances of these excrementitious coins have such a small probability of turning out to be anything, that it's almost futile to participate in the bounties advertising such.

There has yet, to my knowledge, been a groundswell of people on bitcointalk bragging of the riches gotten from either the most recent ICO coins or from their bounties.  True, bragging about this might well be a Western thing and the Great Wall of China language barrier might prevent this but I would expect at least a little bragging.  Not so, apparently.

It's also possible that people are mistaking bounties for something that looks like (and has the consistency of) chocolate.  Can't believe it's not mayonnaise.

[Ciucas]

I think that you are right, and that the best strategy is to not have very high expectations for any particular bounty campaign. If you have high expectations, there could be many reasons to be disappointed by the bounty earning( You could receive a small amount of tokens, our you could even receive nothing at all).
However if you have patience, in the long run you will have also some nice surprises for sure( receive a nice amount of tokens, that could even more value in the future).  

[cryptomarijuana]

Indeed,chocolate box might be full of sweetness or bitterness,which the taste wont be specific as we know that not all the bounties will paid us well,and not all the good managers will pay our efforts especially when the manager wants to take most of the stakes of the campaign,we shouldnt be expecting too much so that if we get good bounties it will surprise us.