wasted 3-4 months in bounty and at end got nothing ??

[Xuaquing141]

It is necessary to choose the bounty very carefully.  I'm looking for all the information about the project.  Social networks and I read white paper.  I look at Linkedin, the profiles of the founders of the project, their previous experience.  It takes a long time, but it's better than disappointment later.

That's right, choosing the right bounty is good for deciding on a 50% chance of winning. You need to have the skills to pick the bounty that is right for you and perform all possible campaigns to get the highest rewards.

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[fadlyzuld]

It is necessary to choose the bounty very carefully.  I'm looking for all the information about the project.  Social networks and I read white paper.  I look at Linkedin, the profiles of the founders of the project, their previous experience.  It takes a long time, but it's better than disappointment later.

Yes, I agree with you. We have to choose bounty carefully. We need to read bounty's information as much as possible if else we will just waste our time for nothing. These are my experience when choose a bounty to join:
1. Project has a clear web site.
2. Manager have experience (I refer manager is Chinese or Korean) .
3. Has a good road map
4. The target is not too big, the best is it has reached the softcap

[ryker6688]

I also suffer from the condition like you. I did a lot of bounty campaigns, finished 3.4 months but did not get the $ 10 it was ridiculous. I began to feel depressed when doing bounty.

[whk0]

Don't be sad friend. There is a lot of things like this going on in bounty sphere. I can suggest you to try Papusha. Trying my self and everything looks fine.

[honglien]

Choosing a Bounty campaign is really important because it affects both the process we are doing and the time we spend. I think the reputation of the Bounty campaign managers is very important and when you join the campaign if Altcoins fail to successfully mobilize people will pay for the effort you make and try. So you must choose truth campaign.

[hugasinora]

it has become normal when we don't get paid for our work to take part in a bounty campaign for a long time, I see a good bounty campaign when the famous bounty manager holds the project, the project website is very, attractive with the profit offered a lot with the team structure competent

[satosibtc1000]

Usually projects go 3-4 months and then a month later they pay tokens so it is not surprising that you can not get anything for such a period.

[go4crypto]

This kind of thing has happened to most of us at some time. First try to find a good ICO project and then choose a bounty that has a short and pre-defined time period and a good bounty manager.

[bolshojkush]

That's why I try to choose a signature bounty campaign with a maximum term of two months. If the project is SCAM, it will not be so disappointing compared to the long campaign.

[79b79aa8d5047da6d3XX]

That's why I try to choose a signature bounty campaign with a maximum term of two months. If the project is SCAM, it will not be so disappointing compared to the long campaign.

8 weeks is the best time for a bounty. I also like the bounty only runs for 8 weeks, it does not take too long and if the project is scam then there is no regret. But from May to now 90% of the bounty is extend and I am quite depressed when I continue to work

[Ubrfeh]

Yes, now is very common , I think that no one can escape , I did for about six months and got a couple of bucks , well, it's a penny

[xOdiumNostrumx]

I know the feeling. In the beginning of my bounty hunting days I participated in a sig campaign for multiple months and was given an allocation of hundreds of dollars but they were unable to reach the soft cap so all was for nothing. It happens, even if the project seems to have a solid fundamentals, you can never be 100% sure that you will get something in the end.

[arthur305]

Lately doing bounty campaigns have being very discouraging especially signature bounty which can take a lot of time and at the end of it all you don't get paid. We will just be hopeful though

[Thesaintplague]

You chose the worst option possible. Bountyhive is the worst area of involvement in the bounty, and especially the signature on bitcointalk. 7 ETH for Cool Cousin signature is already in the past. + the Korona coin is a trash project

[jay sd]

These kind of things can happen in this field dear. We don't know about all the projects. The best way is to wait a bit after a new campaign is launched. Wait at least 1-2 weeks. Then visit their website and see how the sale is going on. If the sale is good then join the content bounty. That will save your time and you will able to earn some money at least.

[hansbans]

A similar incident happened before me. It is quite annoying not to be able to win anything in the signature campaign for months. Unfortunately, this situation must be avoided, these projects should be punished

[Jeraxsnooze]

in the signature campaign, not everything works smoothly and the cause is partly developers and ourselves with the rules specified. to choose a good ICO project by analyzing first whether it is really convincing with a well-known manager and prospects, because so many ICOs are scam and in my opinion it should be more careful and more thorough.

[Jammypoe]

With the respect to the site you quoted you saw the campaign, I don't really feel them anymore. I have coins from campaigns they launched off bounty works that are just lying there in my wallet. I'm not leaving them as investment, they are just close to useless, if not. Back to the topic. It pains one to see his or her labour go unrewarded. And I think something has to be done about it. There should be a way Bounty Hunters would be rewarded after committing fully to a work for 2 or more months. You can't just leave them with nothing. I participated in the Aligatocoin Camapaign. They didn't reach hardcap, yet, they have given us stakes. Isn't that good?  Why can't others follow suit?

[uwouw0]

This is a normal condition in crypto. Especially if this is now a great many projects coming up. Automatic, definitely a lot of competition between projects as well. And this makes many of the projects that were not successful were finally retired

[Querubbin26]

That's how this works, many times months of support for a campaign can go down the drain simply because they didn't reach a soft cap, you also have to see that the soft cap is not too high, because there are many projects that ask for an absurd sum of money, as if we were in a bull market, we have to adapt to the new market.