Choosing a Bounty Campaign?

[joeperry]

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.

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[carrascos]

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

[torry28]

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

Those are only few things from what people usually analyze a campaign before joined on their bounty. Beside from that, there are some people who willing to wait until ICO begin, they want to make sure the project got enough funds before join on their bounty.

[Mabinat]

It seems to me that in this choice, intuition and experience will tell you best. I personally choose the bounty campaign

[Afiqa03]

Sometimes a bounty campaign is hard to guess which one is good which will produce. with a successful ICO, an experienced manager who has provided proof of the project he is handling. but with one of them it can help a little to analyze. Good luck...!!

[askmecrypto]

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 not personally call myself a bounty hunter as I dont really actively look out for bounties.
I specifically join bounty signature campaigns only for the projects in which I would be personally myself find interested in investing in there ICO.

Bounty presentation is a No No when it comes to selecting a bounty campaign, there are many designers who can make a beautiful representation of bounties for a small charge. The most important factor is the project, its concept, whitepaper, etc.

[LuaKT]

For me the most important thing is project and the team. Surely goood bounty managers good sign but in my opinion that is not big issue.
The most important thing is you need to be experience about icos and in ico space project and the team is most important thing.
You need to be sure about project and team have to have good history about crypto space.

[angelica laura]

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 chose a bounty in the form of an ICO. When I will participate in the bounty I often see their softcap first. If the software has been reached, I am sure the project is good. A good bounty will usually be managed by a bounty manager who has experience and has little or many green trusts.

[Agozyen]

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

I can't stress this enough.  Joining a bounty from some coin that was just announced is risky.  Joining a bounty program that is using a reliable bounty manager and/or a coin that has been around for a while gives you a much better chance at success.

[karloscimot]

I choose a bounty campaign that has a good mission and project mission, bro. and managed by honest, good managers and always keeping their campaign promises. the results of the sale are visible and the manager is always active either on the bounty or on the telegram .

[Handsome Boy]

I personally definitely participate in the Bounty Campaign by looking :

1. Bounty Manager
I will definitely choose those who are professionals (have a lot of experience at the Bounty Manager)

2. ICO Project
I will see the project from Bounty that I want to join, because if the project is not good it is likely that the ICO will fail and the Bounty will not get payment.

3. Bounty Sales and Allocation
I will see the amount of sales from the ICO and the allocation that will be given to the Bounty, if the allocation given is less than 1% then I will not participate, but if the allocation is 1% then I will see the number of Bounty participation is a lot or a little, if a lot then I will not join the Bounty, so the minimum allocation I choose is 2% or more (but I will join the allocation of 1% if the participation is small).

[entebah]

Indeed, for the time being it is very difficult to find good potential projects for Bounty hunters, my current obstacle is the lack of investor interest in participating in ICO projects so that many projects are extended for the duration of the ICO. But I always choose a bounty if the project has reached the minimum Sofcap, at least the project has managed to raise funds even if only softcap.

[plr]

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 looked up on the project to see if it is really sustainable and of course, the project manager to check if they have a bad feedback coming from bounty hunters, honestly we really have no idea if the ICO will succeed or not, but the promotion has a huge contribution.

[Harriti]

Choosing the current bounty campaigns is not a simple thing. There are many ICO projects, but most of these projects are not potential, including projects managed by well-known managers such as sylon, yahoo, deadley, etc. Therefore, you need to consult the sources before participating in any bounty campaigns.

[tuthienloc92bk]

... there are some people who willing to wait until ICO begin ...

This is a certain way to earn rewards from bounty. But, actually, some bounty campaigns just last to end of pre-ico.

And all of these methods:

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

are a relative way to choose a good bounty. Because no bounty manager or team can avoid 100% from scam ICOs, even major bounty manager team. And I have also seen some projects have a good concept and well-written whitepaper but these are still scam ICOs in the end. So, we have to combine as many attributes as possible to determine a good project for doing its bounty.

[antsam]

Yes, I agree with the first one, Bounty Manager, because a good bounty manager and has often handled many projects and has trust will certainly be more careful in choosing and studying the bounty project he will handle. So that it can minimize scam projects that we follow, because good names and trusts from a manager bounty are at stake in every bounty project he handles

[nonik]

I have my own way of choosing a bounty, of course I don't want to repeat the same mistake for the umpteenth time, let alone the Bounty Manager does not guarantee that the project will be successful, but after I saw it lately, the bounty managers have been very careful in handling the project because this is not only us bounty hunters who feel aggrieved they will experience a huge loss especially their name is at stake. now I will only take part in the bounty with the main choice is the type of project based on the ICO rating and the products produced and how much they have a chance in the market

[alian17]

Everyone has his own way to choose Bounty Campaign. I also did some bounty activities. I will look at the following steps:

1. I usually take a week to see the project fever again.

2. Whether the team is real. Is there a fraud situation?

3. What is the heat of the community? How much is the discussion?

4. Whether to update social networking in time.

5. The distribution of reward activities. If the share of distribution is too low, there is no need to participate.

[Rossy Akbar]

Well, from experienced once you join the bounty the first time you need to know is what program they use to going for , is those program really deserve to fight for or no. Because  when you join the bounty program then you already at the ICO's time and not sure it will need take a long time to distribute their kinda token and that's not so easy for their tokens to entering the exchange either. So just protect yourself, and I recommend to you to join the bounty which could pay you weekly with btc.

[andrey111]

It seems to me that in this choice, intuition and experience will tell you best. I personally choose the bounty campaign

In order to earn at least something now in the company's bounty, you need to carefully select projects from a ton of garbage. Until the bounty hunter learns how to do it, there will be a lot of garbage until that time.