Bounty Managers do not Determine the Legitimacy of a Cryptocurrency Project

[Isiaka208]

That time has long come and gone, people are very wise now. Bounty managers used to play a big role in hype back then, and making it seem like the project is legitimate. Most bounty managers don't have patience to wait too, hence they just accept offers and move on.

[dataispower]

This is so true, the bounty manager's rank doesn't really determine if the project is legitimate or not, the best they can do is to ensure the token allocation is delivered, sometimes it's hard to tell if a project is genuine. Well, some bounty managers go as far as ensuring they do proper due diligence before managing a bounty and not just about the payment. 

[Wyndesam]

That time has long come and gone, people are very wise now. Bounty managers used to play a big role in hype back then, and making it seem like the project is legitimate. Most bounty managers don't have patience to wait too, hence they just accept offers and move on.

Most bounty managers now take all projects in a row and lead them , I also think that bounty managers now do not affect anything and ico projects have died.

[Mahanton]

This is so true, the bounty manager's rank doesn't really determine if the project is legitimate or not, the best they can do is to ensure the token allocation is delivered, sometimes it's hard to tell if a project is genuine. Well, some bounty managers go as far as ensuring they do proper due diligence before managing a bounty and not just about the payment. 

This is why i do stick out with those reputable manager in terms or succession of the project but somehow you cant get any guarantees for not to become like a shit afterwards.
When i do join up bounty on the past i do always keep eyeing on good managers choices and wait it up for them to launch before i do join and also i do make some self research if the chosen project was really worth or not.Its not because the manager is reputable and good standing it doesnt mean that you should fully rely into its decisions.
They cant be perfect but at least you do know that they are careful on selecting projects because it would reflect into their current reputation.

[spike420211]

I believe that the bounty manager should still have weight, and be the guarantor that the project, at least, will not be a scam.
Whether it will bring profit is another question that does not depend on the bounty manager.
In any case, with a professional bounty manager, I can be calm that my work will be counted in fairness.

[Brybro27]

I believe that the bounty manager should still have weight, and be the guarantor that the project, at least, will not be a scam.
Whether it will bring profit is another question that does not depend on the bounty manager.
In any case, with a professional bounty manager, I can be calm that my work will be counted in fairness.

What if a project decides to manage and run their own campaign? How does that affect your thoughts on the campaign and whether you want to participate or not?

[numanoid]

What if a project decides to manage and run their own campaign? How does that affect your thoughts on the campaign and whether you want to participate or not?

I ever participated on that bounty back then in 2017. They run their bounty by their own team as bounty manager and the result is very impressive. They always active to answer any of people's question, updated our stake in weekly and after bounty ends, as their promise to distrbute the token in 1 month after bounty ends, they did. Their token even reached 6x from their ICO price and many bounty hunter got paid decent amount from them.

[Lanatsa]

What if a project decides to manage and run their own campaign? How does that affect your thoughts on the campaign and whether you want to participate or not?

I ever participated on that bounty back then in 2017. They run their bounty by their own team as bounty manager and the result is very impressive. They always active to answer any of people's question, updated our stake in weekly and after bounty ends, as their promise to distrbute the token in 1 month after bounty ends, they did. Their token even reached 6x from their ICO price and many bounty hunter got paid decent amount from them.

Yeah I remembered that one too where I do able to join up some bounties that their own team is the one who do handle out their program without relying on any
reputable managers in this forum.At first, you cant really avoid not to be hesitant yet we do always ask or look after on bounty managers legitimacy but they ended up too well and
you can see the professionalism in them which you cant believe that they do able to do so which proves out that it isn't precise for us to depend on what we are currently seeing yet
there are others who can perform the job well.

[mamesso]

A reliable bounty manager will do the test carefully Before accepting a request to manage a bounty campaign. Because in managing a bounty, money is not their only goal, but their credibility is also at stake. Bounty manager cannot determine the final result of a bounty, but with the good credibility of a manager will have a positive effect to attract the attention of people to join their project.

[voltesbit777]

Perhaps, you are depending the legitimacy of cryptocurrency project to a bounty manager. Well I think that is not a good way of yours.
Because I know most of the manager doesn't care about it, I'm not saying all BM is like that.  It is much better to depend it on your own way
of researching about the legitimacy of the campaign project.

[nairb131]

We should not pass much blame to bounty manager as well because we are all human and the bounty managers will not wish that the people following and participating in the bounty that he/she is promoting are not get paid.
That not withstanding a good bounty manager must score 55% when rated about all the program he/she have promoted.

[Redemption59]

Bounty manager truly does not determine
But bounty manager do have an effect; nobody joins a bounty manager with failed projects
Which is why g0blin has not gotten any bounty job since the mess of the spotcoin bounty

Be smart and dyor

For sure nobody will decide or participate a bounty manager with failed projects and that is the effect bounty managers can have on a project but for the determination of the legitimacy of a cryptocurrency project, bounty managers can not determine that and it take only vivid research to come out with the legitimacy of a crypto project

[Ureung jameun]

I have read a lot of people claiming that the rank or online personality of the bounty manager can help in knowing the or determining if investing in a token project will be worthwhile. I must tell you I was of the opinion until this morning when I learnt about the incompetence of a bounty manager I used to follow. Remember most of us don't know each others beyond our online profile. I learnt he will be managing more bounty after he left his old profile to embrace another one.

Although, he's not tainted as fraud yet because my source won't say if he is. But the issue is if he is to fraud unsuspecting newbies, that how he will do it. U believe u can trust him base on his forum rank and experience. But he is fake who has series of identities for his guise.

So, don't join a bounty or invest in a project because of the bounty manager. Do your research before investing your money or time on any project.

Bounty managers cannot guarantee that a project will succeed in the future ... because the bounty manager only manages the bounty of the campaign and he does not belong to the project development team ... so we need knowledge to do various researches about projects to follow and investments in them. so we are not fooled by the scam project

[TheUltraElite]

Bounty managers cannot guarantee that a project will succeed in the future

This is correct, but a person who becomes a manager should have the capability of screening out the good and the bad projects. I am not saying that their decision is 100% correct, it is a screening and therefore will have false positive and false negatives. Truely it depends on the need of the bounty hunter. They often are reckless in joining the campaigns without looking into the project owners and then they complain of the project being scam.

Many of these bounty hunters even done have a little level of literacy and are posting like bots being told by some superior, probably.

[smyslov]

Bounty managers need to keep up with their reputation if they want to remain in this business, bounty manager last campaign is his best recommendation for more follow up works, if his reputation is tainted with past scam project, I don't think bounty hunters will trust him to join his bounty campaign, I have seen some bounty manager washing their hands when they see their project turned to scam, and this is one of their bad practice.