How to find reliable and legit bounty Project

[ottogary]

Alternative cryptocurrency is facing huge decline from April. There are at least 50 tokens (that I know) are not listed on any exchange from past one year or not distributed from bounty owners. Interesting fact is that all of these bounties have good/best ranking on bounty ranking websites. Do you have or identified any new method to evaluate a bounty project ??

I think i've seen this kind of post asking about how to chose a good bounty or project. Perhaps you need to check on it before asking this in a new thread i believe that would be wise in not making everyone else repeating the same answer again and again.

[djgtr]

In my opinion, I find a reliable and legit project are by checking their team member, website, ranking, white paper, and other sources. Choose a good campaign manager also. In participating a project I gained from my previous manager since I know it is legit to handle a good project and no got to be scammed.

You are right, I agree on that part. We must know first the team so that we can determine if we can trust or not. We need to for sure everything because we are talking an investment here not just a game. It is very risky but we need to look for a realistic mad manageable project.

[Vaniaayu]

if I identify a new bounty project, I use the ICO website review method. if there are more than 3 ICO websites that review the possibility of the project being serious, but related to payment and distribution it is the business of the CEO, team and boutny manager, we will not know and that is their business

[Successv]

Now all projects are postponing listing on the stock exchange motivating it with the fact that the market situation is very bad and this may negatively affect the product!

[Nivelir]

I think that finding a good project is probably as difficult as finding a normal project for investing, because today the market is very hard on such projects and in most cases people just lose their time.

[Coinraptor]

I am also looking for a better solution for how to recognize a reliable and legit bounty project so far I know we need to search the project's ranking and its government approved but this is not quite enough for finding a legit project. Some say go to join in the normal project rather than joining the well-known project.

[CryptoBry]

I think that finding a good project is probably as difficult as finding a normal project for investing, because today the market is very hard on such projects and in most cases people just lose their time.

In other words, even the many traditional ways of gauging a project may not anymore be working under the current market circumstances. In fact, everything can be hit or miss. In my own personal experience, majority of the projects which I promoted never got any value at all...waste of time that is many use the strategy of joining as many projects as possible praying that one or two will make to the exchanges and be sold with some value. Things this year are not anymore the same as last year and 2019 can proved to be the defining moment for this industry.

[Fluxtorrence9]

It doesn't matter anymore because no matter how good the project looks doesn't mean it won't turn into scam, many of this projects promises a huge return which turns to red flag later on ,some never made it to exchanges ,I'm done investing in ICOs ,there was a project that has no ICO and its on 3 different exchanges already ,isn't that a good one? Its not always about ICOs, 90% are just Trash's ,I'd continue my bounty hunt but not invest on them

[robelneo]

Alternative cryptocurrency is facing huge decline from April. There are at least 50 tokens (that I know) are not listed on any exchange from past one year or not distributed from bounty owners. Interesting fact is that all of these bounties have good/best ranking on bounty ranking websites. Do you have or identified any new method to evaluate a bounty project ??

Do not rely on  those ICO rating, I've seen ICO with a good project but failed to generate funds, they did not even meet their softcap, instead check the scam sections if they are listed there and if they do not, check the people behind these projects and feedback from the community follow the dev's update and their channel, if they failed to give updates, then it's not safe to invest here.

[SmartCams]

Tell me why the real sector ICO are not welcomed by the community? After all, such projects usually have a product, sales, and not just an idea.

[grumpy619]

Lately it's really hard to find bounty campaigns worth my attention. Even if the project looks promising and even if the softcap is raised, it doesn't guarantee the success of the project in the future , and token prices fall by 80-90%, barely hitting the exchange. It's sad and sometimes a pity to spend time on participation, it's easier to buy tokens for ICO, if the project is really interesting and you see good prospects. So i do.

[FIREBALL24]

Choose companies that are legally registered. Check it out on the government website.

Now it is very difficult to choose a project that can make a profit.

Yeah in think theres a legal ways on how to know if that campaign/project is a true legit,.researching is the best way also to get some ideas to catch for the best ICO'S.So if some of our mates recognize some fraudelent ICOS better share here in forum so that other can be aware also.

[aioc]

Alternative cryptocurrency is facing huge decline from April. There are at least 50 tokens (that I know) are not listed on any exchange from past one year or not distributed from bounty owners. Interesting fact is that all of these bounties have good/best ranking on bounty ranking websites. Do you have or identified any new method to evaluate a bounty project ??

Bounty hunters are facing a hard time today, some ICO's are not properly distributing stakes of bounty hunters, they locked it and delayed payment, they changed rules so often that you will give up doing a campaign for projects, these are some of the reasons I stopped doing ICO bounty campaign.

[baiwei]

Most of the projectd now are legit but cant totally gives us profits thats why many bounty Hunters are looking for the project that pays in fiat or in eth or btc to assure there works and effors are payed. And this times of crypto its difficult to choose the bounty you promote.

[J1mb0]

Search for bounty based on who manages it. It is the best and fastest way for you to choose a bounty and work with it. Find a good and good manager in this regard and you won't need to check too much about that project

[BayAngelo]

to be honest. those ico rating sites are killing the crypto Market. 90% of them collect fees for the listing without any proper investigation. I read an article where some guys intentionally set up a popular and highly rated crypto websites with a scam project requesting they need the project to be rated 8+ on their platform.

My opinion for hunting bounties. Avoid campaigning for projects that promises to pay millions. they are 80% scam. go tru the whitepaper. this is a major concern. and then ask questions in the social group to find out what the developers know about the project.

[Little Mouse]

There's no method other than predicting with evaluating the project, in fact, you need to be lucky in order to get a good bounty. Check the project, if it is an useful one, you can go for it.
What is the bounty ranking website?

[Doranile432]

You can find good bounty projects if you are willing to learn first,do some digging about the project team and don't make choices bases on ICO rating websites

[Jaggi90]

Even I am also looking for any method to find good bounty campaigns but as far as I am concerned , I just go through website , white paper , roadmap , project scope and project team. One can have some idea about the product and the project.

[o.ogurlu]

I usually try to participate in bounty campaigns organized by bounty managers which i trust. Because I think these managers are the first to investigate this project much better than I do. I'm also doing my own research too before joining that bounty campaign. In particular, I checking the team members and whitepaper of the project. I think the ranking websites are not so helpfull for bounty campaigns.