How you find a good bounty campaign?

[karmapala]

to choose a good bounty we need to choose a bounty manager who is already well known or already popular then find information and join on their social media and then learn ico them on the internet .

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[joybella]

I check the dev team, their track records, community to know how active they are and I then read their whitepaper to be familiar with their roadmap.

[aligator2017]

I'm searching not for a good bounty - I'm searching for a good project that will interest me. And only after that I check if they have bounty campaign.
But to find a good project it is necessary to explore tons of rubbish So I look through every project. It takes a long time, but it makes me sure I made the right decision

[Nikolas_the_Wonderworker]

To work in the bounty, the most important thing is to evaluate the product of the project. The product or service of the project should be with the possibility of realizing 100% and further vision of the development of the product or service for the near and far future. The project in which I participate in the signature campaign, I think it is with such a good product.

[Ilmiyati]

I think that there is relatively nothing that is really good and nothing is really bad, because as far as I know some of the bounties that we think are good actually provide a less satisfying payment and precisely what we believe is ugly gives something good for us, so it returns to each person

[Smitt]

In this forum is already available for bounty, but I always see from friends who put up the signature bounty, then I check in the forum to see and confirm the bounty that I will choose. But what I often see on ICO valuation websites like ICOMARKS, ICO HOLDER, ICOBENCH, etc Then I search in this forum. In addition you can follow the social media group on the telegram to find out the available bounty, usually some bounty managers create groups to notify the running bounty.

[GatotKaca]

How you find a good bounty campaign?

Thanks in advance.

Everyone has their own way of choosing which bounty they think is good to follow. Some choose the bounty by seeing who the manager handles the bounty, some choose by reading the whitepaper first, visiting the website, looking at the roadmap, and whether they can do it and will succeed. But, be more careful in choosing a bounty because most are just a scam.

[mrcastelo]

For me a good bounty has a good or big bounty pool, handled by trusted campaign managers of the forum (Sylon, Amazix, olcaytu2005, Wapinter, Deadley etc..), has a good rating ICO , a working product and promising roadmap.

[ricatop]

I have selected managers whom I trust and in whom I participate in bounty campaigns. I do not trust any sites that allegedly have verified ratings

[karagun125]

As for the experienced of several bounty hunters, they are usually choosy in joining bounty campaigns. You should be choosy on the manager who manage the bounty, thrust is a must, and also manager experience, if he got many projects that are successful, there is a greater chance you can earn many coins and tokens if you join with his/her bounty.

[EmmanCryp]

How you find a good bounty campaign?

Thanks in advance.

Firstly I check the track record of many bounty manager. That is I analyse their past bounties and check how successful the icos were and if payments were made or delayed. Also I check rating of ICO on external websites.

[princeyeboah]

There are well renowned bounty managers on the forum who have successfully managed numerous bounties without causing problems to bounty hunters. Such bounty managers provide a clue to whether a bounty will be good or not. After securing the bounty manager, it is always good to read about the project. Check whether the idea or product of the project is capable of attracting investors. This also give a clue to whether a project will be successful or not.

[basici]

I select campaigns based on criteria and start from my personal experience. often it helps me very well