Choosing a Bounty Campaign?

[danivan7]

Someone told me that joining a bounty campaign would provide you some income, well I agree with that because if you're going to take a look at the users in the forum the one with the largest number of traffic is in the bounty section.

I've been here in a while and noticed that some people are joining a scam campaign and some are earning good in some certain campaigns my question is that how do bounty hunters like you chose legit or profitable bounty campaigns?

Is it?

• Through Manager
• Projects Concept/Whitepaper
• Bounty Presentation
• Etc.

we can predict about success of project.
we just can choose bounty with our criteria.
like ico rating, bounty pool, bounty manager, project concept techno or spec.
and also you must research about dev and advisor.

[Felic43]

Many things should be consider when choosing , first study the team , second know if they have product and be sure, third study whitepaper, lastly and be patience

[HSRP]

Checking and supporting a bounty program is important as joining ICO. You need to check project + company + bounty manager + structure + pool.
ORC bounty program with pool 2.4 GBP is potential for you: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3777991

I'm not good at testing and analyzing a potential ICO project, I just follow the projects of Amazix or other good Bounty managers to do, or according to the ICO projects of the members on the show. High school graduates such as fullmember or lagendary ... etc

[bitok_1979]

Yes, the bounty is already on the same for the last 5 months of income zero. All the coins that paid out are not worth it. The bounty completes its process.

[Servantes]

I do not really be checking the manager. Sure it can be a kindof guarantee to be a quality ICO behind the bounty, but I check the ICOs deeply anyways. And also the bounty details, including it's participants.

[thanhtux92]

In order to choose a good bounty, you must study project. If you know how to analyze the project, your choice will always be successful.

[mel1978]

Someone told me that joining a bounty campaign would provide you some income, well I agree with that because if you're going to take a look at the users in the forum the one with the largest number of traffic is in the bounty section.

I've been here in a while and noticed that some people are joining a scam campaign and some are earning good in some certain campaigns my question is that how do bounty hunters like you chose legit or profitable bounty campaigns?

Is it?

• Through Manager
• Projects Concept/Whitepaper
• Bounty Presentation
• Etc.

I will through the social media also. if their social is always updated then it has the chance that project is good and has good potential. When the project is good it has many connections like having an active community, many marketers that are doing their jobs just to promote their projects. There are still a lot of things to consider just make a research on this for additional knowledge.

[adarwis]

sometimes there are many bounty managers who hold many projects, for example there are sylon, needmoney and many more, I initially liked the bounty manager because the project is always successful, but since many projects are controlled, many projects are scam, depending on the team structure from the project

[BitcoinGuruOne]

Scam bounties in most cases are chosen by new and non expereinced users, recently saw few campaigns which stated that it will pay 1000$ per week in tokens for Jr Member and much more for higher ranks, there was no higher rank since it was too ggod to be true only small ranks. Just think crtically when chosing bounty.

[phoenixdowndee]

I think experience is a big part of it, once you have been involved in a few good ones (and a few bad ones) you will know what to look for. When I join a bounty I look for -

- The project itself - Is it a good idea? Does it have value? working platform and a strong team? Remember that if the project is poor it probably won't pay out as they won't hit their targets

- The white paper - Does it make sense? Is it viable?

- The community - Is it vibrant? If there are a lot of people involved, it shows that the bounty manager is intentive and is looking to grow the project.

- Token bounty allocation - If it is too high, that's a red flag. Any project that cares about their token will not want to give away 10% of them that easily.

Best thing is to try and test it. Once you get more connections, you will know and hear good bounties.

[Um Nik]

Scam bounties in most cases are chosen by new and non expereinced users, recently saw few campaigns which stated that it will pay 1000$ per week in tokens for Jr Member and much more for higher ranks, there was no higher rank since it was too ggod to be true only small ranks. Just think crtically when chosing bounty.

That campaign would be a fun one if it were real. Choosing the correct bounty campaign requires a lot of skill, researching and dedication.

[rachman mahesa]

Someone told me that joining a bounty campaign would provide you some income, well I agree with that because if you're going to take a look at the users in the forum the one with the largest number of traffic is in the bounty section.

I've been here in a while and noticed that some people are joining a scam campaign and some are earning good in some certain campaigns my question is that how do bounty hunters like you chose legit or profitable bounty campaigns?

Is it?

• Through Manager
• Projects Concept/Whitepaper
• Bounty Presentation
• Etc.

Of course the first is the concept of the project, maybe with that we can think that going forward with a good project concept is certainly very good for the future. And the manager can also influence me to participate in the bounty campaign.

[Kencha77]

Scam bounties in most cases are chosen by new and non expereinced users, recently saw few campaigns which stated that it will pay 1000$ per week in tokens for Jr Member and much more for higher ranks, there was no higher rank since it was too ggod to be true only small ranks. Just think crtically when chosing bounty.

That campaign would be a fun one if it were real. Choosing the correct bounty campaign requires a lot of skill, researching and dedication.

This was one of the reason why i have stopped joining bounty campaigns for the last 8 months. From the 15 bounty campaigns i joined last year, about half could be considered a scam. I was very focused on what the project has to offer which maybe the reason for the bad result i got. I didn't quit right away by the end of last year because the cryptocurrency market was booming but when it burst, i felt how frustating it was already to be in a wrong project

[South Park]

There are so many bounty upcoming and active bounty campaigns today but the question lies within ourselves as to which bounty can really give you a shot of your dreams. Of course, even if we don't invest money we don't also want to waste or time and effort so to add with your list of factors to that need to be consider, you may also include:

* Working product;
* Team behind the project;
* The number of community involve in the project; and
* Realistic roadmap.

The number of campaigns that fit that criteria is extremely limited, many of the icos are creating one because they do not have the means to create a working product to begin with and the ones that have it most of the time do not have anything to do with cryptocurrencies and are just trying to take advantage of this new way to get funding without having to go through the traditional channels.

[xclusiveguy]

I participate in bounty only from trusted managers who value their reputation and do not manage fraudulent bounty campaigns

same here I don't participate in anyhow bounties I only participate in bounties program promoted by a reputable manager so as not to waste time

[trade2winnn]

There is several ways,either you trust those who lead the bounty of the table or sites,who are you going to pay monthly for access,and brag much amount and do not steamed you have to look for all links,news updates, and so on,either on your own then you can at times just 2 smaller companies to maintain and will be very zaparin those that do not will be able to track everything,or the most table to do

[Nanagyasi]

The team is what I mostly consider first. A project can have good ideas but if the team lacks experience, the project might succeed.
There is one other thing i have observed as a bounty hunter, for most scam projects they are not so strict with their bounty rules.

[thinkright]

I follow my instincts and small observation and analysis. A project could have a good concept and team but wouldn't be able to raise enough funds to deploy the project.

[Dolarin]

Personally, I always choose a company based on the bounty Manager. If the Manager has experience, the probability of success of the bounty company increases. IMHO

[badman999]

the statement is indeed a gift that is a mine seeking profit that is easier and often done, but as we know a lot of fraud. everything has risks and ways to avoid them in my opinion are more convincing than the gift of projects through well-known managers and project concepts with their vision and mission. it does not mean that what I say is true, but at least it will reduce the risk of being trapped, like those who know how difficult it is to distinguish fraud from those who don't.