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August 21, 2018, 03:29:21 PM
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Well that really give me a lot of idea and realized some of the things I though were actually wrong about bounties. Maybe starting from reading this tips, I may be able to choose more better bounties and avoid being scammed in the first place.
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August 21, 2018, 03:47:34 PM
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5% or less is fine for me but the number of participants mostly for social media campaigns exceeds where you can see 500 - 1000 participants for both Facebook and Twitter is not that profitable and it depends on the ICO if the project is going to be successful, reputable managers can be advantageous but you should not judge bounties managed by some low ranking members the final say is always from your research throughout the project.
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August 24, 2018, 07:30:03 AM
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The BBB stands for the Bounty Buy Back programs.

Bounty Buy Back: I like this because all campaign participants have the opportunity to get the value of their work.

if you buy it back with Bitcoin then I will certainly be able to withdraw the money with the brand FIAT for food and the electricity costs that are used during the campaign.
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August 24, 2018, 02:54:53 PM
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Many thanks for the detailed explain. When entering Bounty campaigns you really have to be careful because there are a lot of scam projects from time to time.


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August 24, 2018, 03:04:19 PM
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I'm always grateful for the advice of the forum participants, but I will say that my opinion is not very good about the bounty, because my friends from participating in the bounty from half the project have not received anything, and from the second half of the projects for 5-15 dollars, and spent for each project not less than 2-3 months.
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August 24, 2018, 03:31:05 PM
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I found this guide helpful. I will consider these tips on my next activities. Right now, I am focusing on PriVCY's airdrop. its like bounties bcoz you need to be active and useful for the coins popularity which is acceptable because it has 20 rounds and round 12 is almost end now. 8 more rounds would still be a big pot. If someone's interested here, you can just search the coin's name in the announcement altcoins section. 😊

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August 30, 2018, 02:03:55 AM
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This was really helpful and insightful, and I must say thanks for sharing. I like it when people go out of their way to help others in issues that are of great concern. While we are looking to getting some earnings from these campaigns, we should also be careful as to the kind of projects that we mostly sign up for, and be sure that they would be worth it at the end of the day.
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August 30, 2018, 05:27:45 AM
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Thanks for good post!
I am doing my best to follow the content of this post, for instance, communicate with users and if i get feedback, try to correct that.
I'm really appreciating to every user who is creating Ruby-X together.

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November 21, 2018, 05:05:24 AM
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very useful information that you provide, investors will save this information as a means of their consideration to be involved with Ico,
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November 21, 2018, 05:41:20 AM
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Bounties :  A free way to get your preferred projects' tokens or stakes at the expense of your time, efforts, social out reach, skills and quality of your work.

Bounties are mostly performed as part of marketing strategy where more than thousand participant can join the program and publish the ICO's that is being developed newly. They afford such high participation as they pay you Stakes/Tokens allocated as part of the marketing funds.

Basically when the ICO raise funds then depending upon that they will allocate the price to each token and depending upon that they give X% to the bounty share. Thus they loose nothing from their pockets as such as they just take it from the investors and give it to the bounty participants.



A Good Bounty :

Bounties those allocate only 1% or less than 5% of total share of the created tokens or raised funds has got big chance of getting successful and hence its better to look for such bounties only. These bounties become successful because less % is spent on the bounty participant and more % of funds will be available for the project development, further marketing phases and open beta, alpha launch etc. These need heavy investment and thus having more % available as result of less % allocation to bounties is success mantra for them.

A Best Bounty :

Bounties those spend less than 5% on the bounty itself however focus more on the campaigns based on the BTC payout are successful one because they pay the money directly to the participants. They dont allocate their tokens in mass amount and thus get less chances of dumping when they get listed over the exchangers.

A Bounty with Moderate Chance :

BBB is new success mantra for the bounties these days. The BBB stands for the Bounty Buy Back programs. This is published at the start of the bounties that bounty participants will have the chance to return the tokens at the ICO prices through the BBB program. Thus at any cost bounty participants will be able to sell their tokens immediately to the ICO company and ICO company themselves will put the money into this program. Thus it raises the funds heavily and there is no as such dump that occurs in such bounties. They get good success rate in the later times.

A Bounty to Stay Away from !

Bounties who are managed by the team member and who cant afford to pay a bounty manager could be suspicious one. I mean if they decide to manage the bounties by all themselves and start with brand new account here then it becomes really untrustworthy or ambiguous to focus on such bounties. They could turn out to be scammers at any time.

A Bounty to Avoid !!

Bounties with poor communication, no regular updates and basically dead social network can be first sign of fishy ICO's. If ICO has to be successful then first thing it needs is the investors base. If you see almost no regular followers of them, dead ANN section, threads with less than 100 replies can be dangerous bounty to invest in.

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Conclusion :

Dont be just foolish enough to join each and every bounty that you see in the forum. You always should think twice when you press that reply button and start applying to the bounty programs.

Being responsible while studying the bounties can be good for you and to the forum members also. Speak out when you sense some thing suspicious about a bounty program, start posting if you see something good about a bounty!

Both can make you aware of proper bounty planning and participation.



amazing and fantastic, this guide will be very helpful for choosing a good bounty. in choosing the next bounty I will use this guide.



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December 16, 2018, 04:05:33 PM
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that's a really detailed guide you got there and that's really help a lot.
it's true mostly people didn't think twice and only join whenever they see new bounty being posted without thinking if it worth their time or not.
people should learn from it so they not gonna make a mistake and complain in this forum.
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