How to choose bounty?

[doycku]

Better to choose a good Bounty Manager that is really know how to communicate in the DEVS in the project or els your hard work will go to waste, after the work is done they will remain quiet in the bounty distribution, I hope their is another way to secure bounty payments for hunters

Bounty manager are not very important i think because many unknown and low ranking member managing bounty campaign and those are huge successful project a lot of example i showing even which project now within top 100 coin. Project DEV definitely more important which very active and hard worker.

Of course, when choosing a projector for investment, this approach will be very correct, but if you take into account the requirements of choosing a Bounty company, then it is very rare to find a project that holds a Bounty company for an existing product.

[gunhell16]

i was good and eveen better! i know what to have and i know what to do.
But on this campaign ALIVE CASINO.
I did, i did said that i will be out and then to save my stakes but they didnt let me do that.
Why am i want to be out, they are extending the bounty with out giving more payment for the participant! which is not good for me!

[gowobonyok]

there are 2 best sites, namely bountyplatform and bountyhive. if both have met the quota and you cannot join, look for another ico with the highest rating.

[labilaab]

I agree with your options. Additionally their teams legitimacy also and I consider for them to have an Ann thread at least for any updates or any medium, may it be telegram or dischord.

[stigmacryptonight]

there are 2 best sites, namely bountyplatform and bountyhive. if both have met the quota and you cannot join, look for another ico with the highest rating.

I personally have never participated in bountyplatform and bountyhive. whether the two bounty platforms are the same as those in the forum. Because I usually participate in bounties in this forum only.

[agusiska]

im particapted on mostly bounty program, for me the important thing is rewards allocation, famous BM with green trust, and ico website are real with clear roadmap, product an team.

[xiboothrezi]

Just a suggestion, don't overestimate the ico rating because sometimes the assessment is not accurate, just consider it to check the developer team and the outline of the project. In addition, consider also the bounty allocation and the manager's bounty that handles it. Adjust the rules with the ability and willingness that you have, because it is enough to determine the reward you will get.

[BAGOBO]

im particapted on mostly bounty program, for me the important thing is rewards allocation, famous BM with green trust, and ico website are real with clear roadmap, product an team.

My advice is that you also have to make sure bounty managers have good experience in managing bounty projects, usually reliable bounty managers are always looking for bounty projects that really give gifts so that we can trust the bounty manager that the project being run will give a prize.

[temilade200]

I do not totally depend on my personally analytical techniques, to determine which bounty to go for.
Sometimes, you might find a project that is good, because that is where to start from, but the manager might be a cheat.
So I try as much as possible to participate in projects that are managed by bounty managers that can be trusted.

[martabaktelor]

Some of what you say, I think it's very good to determine the selection of an ICO project. It's just that we must remain cautious and not easily trust others. I think you also have to look at the achievement of token sales and it's better if they can achieve Soft Cap.

[skiorf]

Hey guys I have different criterias:
1) ICO rating site
2) Design of the site (if it is too primitive and not unique don’t even pay attention)
3) Social Networks and activity there.
4) Number of subscribers in telegram
5) Team must pass KYC test on ICO Bench
6) Huge partners. For example exchanges
7) Hype
What do you think is this enough, or you recommend to add something?

Those are really good analysis on how to choose a good bounty, I think more or less would be the same when we are selecting an ICO to make an investment.
But i need to ad one more thing in order to choose a good bounty, that is the bounty manager who manage the bounty campaign. Any well known bounty manager usually they has their own way to select any bounty that they manage.

[Aldrinx00]

I think most of ICOS now are fake and the criteria you had mentioned can also be fake, for me the team must be active on the telegram about the progress and development of the project and if the project has great partnership with big companies then it would likely be a successful ICO. It's hard to choose a good bounty right now because most are scam.

[LinkinPrak]

Hey guys I have different criterias:
1) ICO rating site
2) Design of the site (if it is too primitive and not unique don’t even pay attention)
3) Social Networks and activity there.
4) Number of subscribers in telegram
5) Team must pass KYC test on ICO Bench
6) Huge partners. For example exchanges
7) Hype
What do you think is this enough, or you recommend to add something?

I will only add one of the things that also concerns me in choosing a bounty campaign. I usually pay attention to the team involved in the ICO including the advisory team. I always mark the names of the teams involved where the team has successfully brought another ICO. In addition, ICO planning is also important for me to see including the short-term goals and long-term goals of the ICO.

[libert19]

I agree on ICO rating, social media accounts (if they keep on updating), website is also important but i disagree om the number of people on their telegram. Coz nowadays you can hire people who can add thousands of people on your telegram. Whitepaper and roadmap is also a good one.

ICO rating is bs. Those so called ICO rating websites change the rating on the go when they see some money.

[CAPT.DEADPOOL]

In the selection of the bounty you want to join should be careful with the selection because not all bounty exit is legit with a scam also bounty coming out and so many bounty appearing but not all of it is legit so be careful to opt out so thank you for choosing your bounty and thinking that you should first look at their website if they have or not and you can also look at icobench I have listed their ico project so it's good to join and do not just forget their project admin or their team to make sure that it really is their token sale if the softcap reach that it's a good idea to know that knows how to make sure that your bounty is legit.

[MadeinCoin]

I agree on ICO rating, social media accounts (if they keep on updating), website is also important but i disagree om the number of people on their telegram. Coz nowadays you can hire people who can add thousands of people on your telegram. Whitepaper and roadmap is also a good one.

ICO rating is bs. Those so called ICO rating websites change the rating on the go when they see some money.

ICO ratings cannot be the basis for choosing ICO, as said, everything can change when money speaks.
Other than that, ICO ratings provide a ranking based on their own analysis, and not all analysis is in corresponding with the analysis.
So, don't prioritize to ICO ratings.

[princeyeboah]

Hey guys I have different criterias:
1) ICO rating site
2) Design of the site (if it is too primitive and not unique don’t even pay attention)
3) Social Networks and activity there.
4) Number of subscribers in telegram
5) Team must pass KYC test on ICO Bench
6) Huge partners. For example exchanges
7) Hype
What do you think is this enough, or you recommend to add something?

Of course, the ICO rating of the project is a good way for selecting a bounty especially when the team passes the KYC test - this means the project is not a scam. From here, it is good to research into the project especially the team and their credentials. Find out the competence level and the expertise of the team to deliver what they have on the whitepaper - an experienced team have great influence on achieving the goals of the project. Ascertaining these will serve as a guide for choosing a good bounty.

[Pithaxz]

what you have mentioned is one of the ways we need to explore in detail before making a decision to join a prize, a little extra in my opinion the experience of the previous team when managing a project is also important. I personally always take the time to trace it and not rush to join.

[kakonhat]

I find those pieces of information before selecting any bounty which you think. But Maybe it's not enough because I got many bounties to follow that but they are not legit. From last year to today I completed 80+ bounties but I saw only a few projects completed their ICO and paid the bounty. So I think we need more info about the project to get the legit project, legit bounty.

[Alucard2425]

Me before i start a bounty i would research first and ask their main channel or anybody if this bounty is "REAL" because some bounties here, are not associated in the bounty that they are promoting, My advice is just always look deeper and look for a Bounty Managers that has handled a bounties that is successful and be aware that not all bounties are paying some of them after the "WORK" is done they will not pay you and disappear but thats the life of a hunter just keep going what you love to do