Luring hunters to promote bounties

[smyslov]

Part of your research is the potential of the project, you are right if they give you very high rewards that can make an impact in their price, you better check if they are really going to distribute that or they will just scam people in the expense of bounty hunters effort, I also stopped doing ICO bounty hunters with a very high rewards, because they always ended up as shitcoins.

[Ojengonggu]

if we see the enthusiasm of the bounty hunters in supporting the bounty project, it is not as it used to be and many of them left and some chose to join the 2-3 bounty programs by choosing carefully because they would not want to get disappointment at the end of their work. this is what we feel at the moment looking for certainty of appropriate payment by joining 2-3 projects

[Wayan_Pedjeng]

not everything like number 2 from your point, and yes I would prefer follow bounty if the bounty manager for real have good reputation. Can you say it who is the bounty manager you really trust like you say?

There is only one bounty manager here whom I trust 100%. And that is none other than yahoo62278. But the issue is that he is very choosy and manages only 2-3 campaigns at a time.

So here is a list of some of the other trusted bounty managers here:

Arteezy.rtx
deadley
julerz12
btcltcdigger
Sylon

I would have liked to add Wapinter to the list, but he is currently down with red trust.

[meleonk]

I agree that the manager is very important for any company bounty. But I do not agree with the rewards. Those projects where the amount of rewards is high may show good results too. In October last year, I participated in one Russian project in which there was a big reward and then another coin price of this project grew more than 10 times.

[Dacosta Osei-Tutu]

But moozicore is not listed, yet you are participating in their signature campaign. It is better to look out for a bounty with an already working product than the one listed because I participated in a certain bounty which was on exchange but it got dumped even before distribution and my total reward was not even up to 1$.

[wenwen]

It's everyone's choice. I think it's better to perform a project with a large pool bounty awards. Since in this case you can get a huge profit. But the probability of getting nothing more. Very often in bounty projects a lot depends on the number of steaks that you get. And we need to monitor this.

[Malamok101]

High bounty reward is also a high project risk i don't think its a good or bad to join after they finish the token sale. Low reward bounty is for a low risk to take from it.

[sabine80]

i can only say from my experience that many bounties try to attract with large amounts, but after the ico, the token have hardly any value. so the promise of a good income was not kept. therefore i do not expect much earnings for bounties.

[starblocks]

In the current market conditions the reward is not the only thing that matters when you evaluate a new bounty campaign it's also the quality of the offering and its potential to appreciate in future post-sale so focus on analyzing the quality of venture capital and private funding, business partnerships, advisors, and marketing strategy to determine which ones are worthwhile participating in and you'll likely benefit more from doing so

[betty11]

I avoid some bounty managers like minding my own business. I don't for any reason join bounty whose announcer has a negative remarks, and I don't join bounty program that has a weak social media response, when the budget is too big and they are not strict about rules of engagement, I stay clear.

[SwiggHeart]

I do not know but I somewhat get attracted when seeing the allocated amount for the stake on each bounty. Seems they were pretty smart to lure us.

[steveabrahams]

1. True, most of bounty hunters always find a good bounty that have a big allocation funds for the bounty. The sad is it's really hard to find a good bounty with big allocation fund nowdays.
2. Yeah, it's more safety to find bounty that already listed the tokens on exchange. So you will not afraid about to sell your token.

[mcnocon2]

What I've learnt about bounties so far
1)many bounty hunters are joining bounties that has huge stake allocations like 300,000$ upward ,some are even after the 1000000$ ones well I've stop hunting for projects that lure hunters with huge rewards as many of them are plain rubbish

2)I've learn to always join bounties that are already listed and trading with good volume and mind you these bounties always have low bounty rewards like 75k to 100k but there is high assurance of selling your tokens if you wish to ,not keeping coins that will never see the light of the days again ,I mean tokens that will never get listed

3)there are few bounty managers that I respect ,they take there job very serious and I always like to follow them ,waiting for them to launch new bounties ,I prefer to join 4-5 projects in a year than promoting shitcoins

I absolutely agree with you in there, I do the same with what you do this year. I only do 4-5 bounties at a time with a high success rate or already listed on exchange or doing an IEO in good exchange. There's no point in doing so many bounties that have no value and will not be successful in their fundraising stages. Its a waste of time.

[angrybird3591]

ico projects offer great bonuses to attract bounty hunters to work for them. But actually many ico don't pay tokens for bounty hunters, sometimes they disappear. or keep track of bonus managers who have many reputations and have many successful projects. Don't see the big bonus and rush in.

[wedosgibas]

Yes, that was what I did first, looking for a high-allocation Bounty project, not knowing whether the quality was good or not, at the end of rubbish tokens piled up on wallet almost without price, even official telegram group was very quiet, hoping token made a big change in the future 

[joshy23]

Yes, that was what I did first, looking for a high-allocation Bounty project, not knowing whether the quality was good or not, at the end of rubbish tokens piled up on wallet almost without price, even official telegram group was very quiet, hoping token made a big change in the future 

That's the risk upon joining, if you got a lucky pick the rewards will be as high from what you desire but if the project got stuck up then you
don't have anything to do but to wait and hope that things will bring some good things and it will be added to any listing exchange.

[freedomgo]

Yes, that was what I did first, looking for a high-allocation Bounty project, not knowing whether the quality was good or not, at the end of rubbish tokens piled up on wallet almost without price, even official telegram group was very quiet, hoping token made a big change in the future 

That's the risk upon joining, if you got a lucky pick the rewards will be as high from what you desire but if the project got stuck up then you
don't have anything to do but to wait and hope that things will bring some good things and it will be added to any listing exchange.

High bounty is only good if the project can raise a good amount of money during the crowdsale.
Hitting the hard cap would be good, there are only few project that I saw lately that might have a good success and this will make bounty hunters getting good reward. My friend joined the harmony bounty and told me it will be in the Binance launchpad soon, so that's a guarantee that he will be paid.

[gabbie2010]

In my opinion, The more reward published by the bounty thread the more chance to be a scam. Because I have seen many projects where they promised during starting bounty campaign that will give more rewards about even 1 million dollars. But after working some time we see that the bounty project cannot be successful. And lastly, they excuse paying the reward to the bounty hunters. Sometimes reward changes to less than promised. And some time pay according to stake and we can see the token have no value and even did not touched by any exchange for 1 year or more.

Truly I have not been moved by the outrageous rewards payable to bounty hunters because at the end of the campaign its either a scam or a bunch of worthless tokens.
Presently a bounty I promoted had not been listed more than a year now citing flimsy excuses on the ground that cryptos market is bearish,
My bounty preference now is to promote an already listed coin irrespective of the price in the market.

[0t3p0t]

I don't think all projects with huge reward allocation will fail us because I was once part of a high allocation bounty and it was a successful one and I made thousands of dollars with the token reward they distributed and it is all worth it my time and effort. I actually look for a solid and responsible team not only the one with high allocation and idea of the project just to make sure we eon't be left hanging and unpaid.

[Malsetid]

I don't think all projects with huge reward allocation will fail us because I was once part of a high allocation bounty and it was a successful one and I made thousands of dollars with the token reward they distributed and it is all worth it my time and effort. I actually look for a solid and responsible team not only the one with high allocation and idea of the project just to make sure we eon't be left hanging and unpaid.

I don't think so as well, but we have to also understand that there are as much legitimate projects as there are non legit ones. And in the end, it's up to the managers if we'll get our tokens and bounties or we just promoted their projects for free. I've also been in a lot of good projects that was successful as a camaign and there were also some that either took a long time to pay, or never paid at all lol.