Hardworking pays not luck

[Bim abk]

It remains only to sympathize with all trusting enthusiasts. Fraud has risen to a new level, taking in the hands of almost all active bounty hunters. And this means that you should be as selective as possible in choosing projects and spend more time studying, so as not to be left with nothing.

This year I studied a lot of projects and took part in several. I was sure that these projects would be strong, but they turned out to be a scam

That is the general situation of this market, the projects are rated well and there are many people interested but it has become a scammer. We need to be really lucky to join successful ICOs

luck may be something that many people want, but luck doesn't always happen. I think there must be a number of ways that are used to gain profits in the market or avoid ICO scam, so knowledge may be important

[uralcryptocoin]

We paid out in based on our luck, now this market running. This forum try hard to reject scam but still arround it. I believe new rules can be low scam project.

But what rules can help? KYC procedure? Limitations of investments? What kind?
I think it's too hard to create such criteria

[cribusen]

I agree with you, because you always need to work hard to reach something on this market. Moreover you need to be very patient, because nowadays it is getting harder and harder to hold you coins. Keep them and you will get rewarded.

[hell_slayer]

I agree with you, because you always need to work hard to reach something on this market. Moreover you need to be very patient, because nowadays it is getting harder and harder to hold you coins. Keep them and you will get rewarded.

Or ... You will get nothing because those project will dissapear from the market.  This happened to me so many times that I already had my own opinion on this matter.
It doesn't matter how hard you worked if this project turns out to be scammers. In this case, your earnings will be $ 0, regardless of how many tokens you received. Given the difficult market conditions, I came to the conclusion that now it is best to sell coins as soon as it becomes possible. If you are absolutely sure of the top of a project, then you can sell only half of the coins, and leave the second. If I had adhered to this tactic from the very beginning, I would have earned a lot more money ...

[nangiarushali]

Actually, here i disagree with you a little. Sometimes in cryptocurrency it is only luck that pays . Therefore, this statement is somewhere wrong when it is stated about cryptocurrency specifically.

[red4slash]

Actually, here i disagree with you a little. Sometimes in cryptocurrency it is only luck that pays . Therefore, this statement is somewhere wrong when it is stated about cryptocurrency specifically.

but I have seen a lot of people's experiences in crypto and they don't always expect luck. in crypto you cannot rely on the luck you want but knowledgeable problems can be solved with knowledge so I think the knowledge that makes you successful in crypto

[jvper]

The thing is even hardworking people also need to be lucky or at least not unlucky, which means if their employer doesn't pay, the hardworking employee is doomed.

[boris singer]

Improve personal quality to analyze the projects you want to follow, it is rather futile to complain because not all have good prospects. Sales failure also determines and this is still a vital phase that is very decisive. This can be further strengthened like what happened at the IPO, but there is no such thing.

[Msworld83]

I think luck do favour some as many have been participating in different bounty but could not get paid with huge some of reward and someone can just participate in one or two and get worth more than what someone that has spent whole year doing one to many , and major issue is the dev and what is the project also has to offer which is main selling point for any project.

[Ucy]

Honestly there is nothing you can do about projects that could not raise sufficient fund. ICO is a community thing. You share the profits and lose with the developers.
My only worry is about projects that raise fund successfully but developers do not share the success. The tokens get dumped on most hunters once they reach the market. This is unfair and shouldnt be so
I heard some developers buyback tokens from the hunters. This is exactly how it should be

[Firefoxx]

Hardwork pays, there is no doubt about that but luck also plays a great role, imagine working hard for a project for 2 months and when the campaign ends and lists in an exchange, the token price does -95% and then imagine someone working in another project for a month and the token price moons upon listing, he gains much more, that's luck.

[kingpin4321]

I can relate with the fact that bounty hunting projects has really gone bad but what I don't get is how you linking the forum to it. All you need to is to be wary of the project you participate in

[beehimneff]

Yes, we have a lot of desires, but it does not always turn out the way you want. Alas, these are modern realities, bounty hunters work on trust alone, contracts are not provided here. I think the problem with the scammers will be solved only after the legalization of the ICO. Until then, you'll have to put up with it.

[Nanagyasi]

Both hardworking and luck go side by side but I prefer to use 'being careful' instead of luck when it comes to crypto.
Hardworking because even after you choose a good bounty, you still will have to work hard to earn good and being careful because you have to study and analyse more before you choose which bounty to/ ICO to participate in.

[edmundo]

Am inclined to accept your assertion. Not only does hard work pays, it presents you with a good chance to take advantage of opportunities as soon as they surface. Luck doesn't cut it. You can expect all the luck in the world but at the end of the day, if you don't work towards it, then nothing happens.

[bittick]

Hardwork pays, there is no doubt about that but luck also plays a great role, imagine working hard for a project for 2 months and when the campaign ends and lists in an exchange, the token price does -95% and then imagine someone working in another project for a month and the token price moons upon listing, he gains much more, that's luck.

About that, before joining an ICO or bounty you could make analyzation first. People who get huge not just get a blind luck but instead using their guts to choose the best among the best. I would say work hard and smart way.

[CryptoKush]

I don't think bounty is hard work. It is difficult to find a good project whose tokens will be traded on a good exchange. If you managed to find a good bounty, then this can be considered good luck. Now there are a lot of bad bounty.

[BCTS]

Unfortunately it's true. Bounty companies have ceased to bring some kind of stable profit and it all depends on whether you are lucky or not. A recent example of the bounty company Quark Chain...

[cotton ball]

Business is just an effort and all the results we get are indeed from the provisions that have been given by God so hard or not difficult in our work that it will not come out of a predetermined amount, the most important thing is we keep trying enough so be patient and continue to do everything by continuing to do positive activities and don't forget to pray.

[jhon15]

Business is just an effort and all the results we get are indeed from the provisions that have been given by God so hard or not difficult in our work that it will not come out of a predetermined amount, the most important thing is we keep trying enough so be patient and continue to do everything by continuing to do positive activities and don't forget to pray.

the results that we do have been determined but if we do not try and no are always passionate in doing our business it does not produce anything, then hard work is needed so that the results we get can be greater, yes even though reseki is set but we continue to try our best .
luck is different from hard work so if we have tried hard but we haven't produced it yet, don't be negative and we have to be patient maybe next time you can become bigger.