Not all bounty hunters do research on projects

[kidoseagle0312]

Agreed, most of the bounty hunters out of 100% I think 80% of it don't know how to apply the proper procedures in doing research on project before joining in it. That's why most of the scammers are having the opportunity to create more projects because of this bounty hunters, were they are promoting the wrong projects were their effort always turn into nothing and wasted.

[fuer44]

yes, I am also aware of that, I also rarely do research on projects that I follow. I only glimpsed from the whitepapper, and then saw a positive member response, I also believed that the project would be successful.

[Leah38]

Actually I do bounties but I check the team and website first before joining. But it happened on I was banned for joining a scam campaign which I didn't now because at first look the project really looks legit. I advice you do real research before joining bounties.

[fudster]

I'm guilty. I'm one of those who actually joined a campaign that were the worse of all. The kind of project where to team didn't answer anything being asked and as expected its a scam. I don't know why i did promote them in signature but they first answer and their profile in their website looks very real with linkedin pages.

Only very late to find out someone had searched thrm carefully and found the WP is plagarized.

[xSkylarx]

Most bounty hunters don't think about the project they promote. Their focus is the bounty allocation of that project. They support those kind of projects not knowing who's the team behind it or even the use case of it. They don't even know if their roadmap is good. Their main goal is to earn money, and I think that's what bounty hunters really do but supporting some scam projects is just a wast of time and won't give them decent money for the duration they support it.

[zhea]

I think the problems most bounty hunters are facing is entirely their faults ,bounty hunters are responsible for their end results because many never learn to read or do thorough research and later they will start complaining about time wasted of bounties.

Most bounty hunters don't mind if the projects they are promoting are scams as long as they will earn something from it but in the process they would end up receiving nothing as the project failed to launch. Doing research is good but it just take a lot of time for someone to know how good or bad the project is.

[LogitechMouse]

The main goal of the bounty hunters is to get money and not to research and invest.

They don't fucking care if the project they are promoting is a scam. What is important to them is that at the end of the day, they will be paid. This is the reason why many bounty hunters are getting scammed. I stopped bounty hunting already because for me it is a waste of time for me. Few campaigns are paying and even though they are paying, the chances of listing on an exchange is low.

[Ranly123]

And I am one of those when I satarted joing bounty campaigns. When I was just new to this forum, I just don't know what to do so I ask my friends how to join bounty campaigns. There I joined any projects after projects without doing any research and fall into those shit ones.

[Eraldo Coil]

Some of them are probably still new and some of them are probably just focusing on just earning money and thinking that every bounty will give them something like $800. We can't blame to be honest. But I hope these bounty hunters will learn and give their attention to the projects that deserve their attention.

[coinswebid]

Some of them are probably still new and some of them are probably just focusing on just earning money and thinking that every bounty will give them something like $800. We can't blame to be honest. But I hope these bounty hunters will learn and give their attention to the projects that deserve their attention.

maybe you are right
but, joining the bounty campaign is just like a speculations my friend
sometimes if we tought the project was good, with great team inside but when the project hit an exchange the price down hard
so, there is no guarantee 

[fudster]

Some of them are probably still new and some of them are probably just focusing on just earning money and thinking that every bounty will give them something like $800. We can't blame to be honest. But I hope these bounty hunters will learn and give their attention to the projects that deserve their attention.

maybe you are right
but, joining the bounty campaign is just like a speculations my friend
sometimes if we tought the project was good, with great team inside but when the project hit an exchange the price down hard
so, there is no guarantee 

And sometimes we still feel like its a scam when the token price just take a nose dive down to -300%. This is what always happen specially if the team plans to distribute the bounty tokens in months after the listing on the exchange. Its really that harsh now compare to what it was before 2018. They just can't make those bounty hunters millionaires after a year of working easy because they own a high rank account in the forum.

[Lanatsa]

Most bounty hunters don't think about the project they promote. Their focus is the bounty allocation of that project. They support those kind of projects not knowing who's the team behind it or even the use case of it. They don't even know if their roadmap is good. Their main goal is to earn money, and I think that's what bounty hunters really do but supporting some scam projects is just a wast of time and won't give them decent money for the duration they support it.

This is the primary thing that's what the reason on the first place for you to do bounty hunting which on seeking out money but

people do miss out the important thing which is to find the legit project it actually sounds easy but spotting them out is really hard due to lots
of projects in the market.

[Getmon]

The point here is that a lot of bounty hunters are damn lazy. They do not really take a careful look at the project's credentials before jumping into its promotion. Whitepapers are very important for any project. If one does not at least browse over it, one is like gambling. The risk is very high. It is 50:50, getting paid or not, scammed or not. At the end of the day, efforts are wasted. And worse, your effort might have successfully attracted an investor or two into a scam project, running away with their money.

[Aldrinx00]

Many bounty hunters are lazy and just want to participate as many bounty campaigns they like without even reading anything about the project, then in the end they will just realized that they wasted so much effort and time because the project is fake since the beginning.

[Jocuserious]

Yes that is true have many bounty hunter their take promoting scam project and this is what they know about the condition. After scrubbing scam too much that project needs to be stopped but it depends only on the basis of bounty hunter. Therefore, you need to good research about project before anyone bounty.

[florac9]

Many still find it hard to read ,they believe that reading is a waste of time ,even on telegram groups many members will we asking same questions over and over again while the answer is already on the pinned message ,the problem is people find it hard to read

[Distinctin]

I agree with this, I believe most of the bounty hunters did not do a research, they join whenever the reward is attractive and reputation of the team is just their last priority. Mostly the campaign manager are the ones who do the research, so if the bounty manager is not reputable, bounty hunters also are hesitant to join.

[llecrf]

Experienced bounty hunters will choose good prizes, I see there are projects that look bad and have the same ideas but are successful, it is very difficult to see new projects that have great teams, but I always do research before joining to see good gifts. because many prizes run more than 3 months but eventually fail

[andrearz]

Actually I do bounties but I check the team and website first before joining. But it happened on I was banned for joining a scam campaign which I didn't now because at first look the project really looks legit. I advice you do real research before joining bounties.

I also do that because I think that's a very important point to know. but now such a simple research method seems ineffective to do because fraudulent projects also update their ways to look genuine.

[futureofeth]

I agree with this, I believe most of the bounty hunters did not do research, they join whenever the reward is attractive and the reputation of the team is just their last priority. Mostly the campaign manager is the ones who do the research, so if the county manager is not reputable, bounty hunters also are hesitant to join.

Yes, people won't bother about the research that's why many people will join under best bounty managers. They will bother much about the once they campaign to get into a scam. So always try to do your best before working for any campaign, research is always a good part even for investing in trading.