How do you choose which bounty campaign to participate in?

[Plinteng]

well this is right for me, because I plan to take part in the bounty campaign later and I have observed that the bitwings project they offer is very good, their team is also strong, plus there are many participants who join too. how about you guys, is my plan right?

[martina14]

I am very picky now.
2018 was a lesson learned from many hunters and even to investors.
I am looking now to those who are in IEO and having their softcap reached.
This will provide assurance for good payment for the future end work!

[bittick]

Although a lot of prize campaigns are launched, the first factor of trust must be considered in the prize campaign, do your research first on the prize campaign that will be followed. The prize campaign platform that I believe in now is bountyhive.

The price doesn't mean a lot and i tell you about the old bounty like pundi and it's not putting a lot of prizes but the participants are getting a lot of the money caused by it was doing very good job on its development progress and i can say that the result of your effort will depend on how the developer will be doing its progress or the result of its progress.

[Turk Ace]

I always check the website and if it looks like every other ICO website and provides nothing but a platform to collect funds then already Flags are up. If they just have the bounty thread and Ann and that website and some social media it isn't good enough since every project does that. Their website needs to look different and function differently from others to stand out or otherwise it just a project that has been copied. Most projects already share the same template for their Ann threads and Bounty thread, if they also share the same website design then it looks just like a copy-paste project.

[RealMalatesta]

Sometimes it's best to go for projects that takes a short term and pays decently, that way you can finish it up quickly and then focus on other projects as well… than long term projects that will waste your time and at the end will make no single sense. And before you decide on which project to join you should try to read everything about it and also ask some questions if there is something you don't get about it.

Tip: go for bounties with less participants, so there wouldn't be much competition, that way you earn bigger .

[guydin]

I still prefer to check the bounty manager first if he is really a trusted and reputable one.Then i will do research on the team behind the project if they are legit or not,studying their whitepaper is also a must because you should also know the main purpose of their project wherein you can rate if that is attainable or not.

For me, this is also a private matter. If the Bounty manager is a well-known and trusted person, he will never spoil his reputation scamming people. This is the main criteria for making this choice. The type of Bounty activity means a lot also. Sometimes, it is more profitable to deal with one difficult well-paid task than with several cheap but easy ones.

[cliber]

Regarding the duration of the campaign, each participant has a different answer. But it is important. In my opinion, the more important factor of the duration of the campaign is the team. The duration has something to do with the roadmap.

[cytpoway121]

Hi everyone,

I am curious how you are choosing in which bounty campaigns you are participating in?
To my understanding there are 5-10 new bounty campaigns launched everyday, so that bounty hunters have a lot options to pick from.
In another thread I already saw that the duration of the campaign is important.
But what are the other factors?
How do you choose?

I understand the suggestions of checking through the whitepaper and sorts
But the easiest way to find a profitable bounty is by looking at 2 places

1. Look at the bounty thread and discover the bounty allocation versus the total supply
2. Secondly; go to the project telegram group; every answers are there.

3. Neglect whitepaper, neglect partnership; true details lie in the chat group of the project

[Successmaniac4]

I choose bounty campaigns that are already on exchange. Secondly, I choose those with a working product hence the project will always be alive. I also check those with a higher bounty allocation and a shorter time frame, mostly less than two months.

[coaprotet]

I am writing down 20 campaigns that were posted on Bitcointalk during the week just from bounty description. Than I am visiting their websites and after looking at them I am sorting 10 campaigns out. The next step is the whitepaper and after looking at them, you usually have 2 campaigns left, which are great.

[Mehr Sher]

In past it was not so difficult because many quality campaigns were there but things have changed now. So we have to be extremely selective. I only prefer participating in Airdrop/Bounty Campaign that have good listing on top sites. I will not really just prefer them opening a thread and that’s all. The reason is that a lot of campaign are 2-3 months, and I just don’t want to lose that time for something I am not sure about it’s just too risky.

[kaseygriffin]

Hi everyone,

I am curious how you are choosing in which bounty campaigns you are participating in?
To my understanding there are 5-10 new bounty campaigns launched everyday, so that bounty hunters have a lot options to pick from.
In another thread I already saw that the duration of the campaign is important.
But what are the other factors?
How do you choose?

This topic is too old, there have been many articles related to: "how to find good bonuses". And there were many good ideas.
I suggest you close this topic and search for forum posts again. Don't post an old news like this.

[pakdemaco11]

before picking up the bounty i see their official telegram grop first see the discussion of the members there if there is a lot of discussion about the project, the possibility of the project will be successful, then i see what products they offer, see as bitwings they make a real project making smartphone using this blockchain, one of the projects that I think will be successful.

[FanEagle]

As there are 5 to 10 new campaigns coming up every day, same way we have 5 to 10 projects that are also exiting the industry every day, either as a result of collapse, lack of meeting their cap or scam. So it become necessary to really take note of what we must use to know that its project will be successful before promoting them is to basically look at their paper plan, and see what they are promoting.

From our own point of view, we must first be convinced that the project will be accepted and used, if you are not convinced, then  don’t invest because if a coin will not be useful in future, it will only be a pump and dump coin, secondly you have to study about the team, check their history and see if they are not lazy team that will abandon the project along the line.

[Aldrinx00]

Review the project if it is a quality one then if the team are active both in developments and communication. I also consider the bounty manager because if it's a reputable and trusted one, the more likely that the project will succeed and bounties will be paid.

[albon]

Choose and review the project is the most important things before joining the Bounty Campaigns for any project, I prefer to join the project's bounty whose tokens have been listed in the exchange, I prefer project's bounty which using the IEO system, Also there are sites giving you ratings for the upcoming bounty, You should check those sites and make your own review about the project team and their experience in the success of the project and the products offered by the project and the success rate of the project with its link to the blockchain technology.

[leader2704]

Hi everyone,

I am curious how you are choosing in which bounty campaigns you are participating in?
To my understanding there are 5-10 new bounty campaigns launched everyday, so that bounty hunters have a lot options to pick from.
In another thread I already saw that the duration of the campaign is important.
But what are the other factors?
How do you choose?

I used to analyze the team members + advisors. To understanding this area you should also develop sheet to evaluate their ICO advisors beside its team, analyzing its ability to pay for promoting the project ...There are also some sub-criteria such as: Evaluate the field in which the project operates, evaluate the difference between soft and hardcap ...

[lienfaye]

Nowadays I only participate in campaign that pays btc weekly, its more reliable to earn surely and because of my past experiences in failed bounty project I refrain myself from joining.

If you're going to participate in bounties make sure to research about the project. The team, site, whitepaper, roadmap, and take time reading some reviews. Choose a reputed manager who manage the campaign because its likely a good one since reputed manager wont risk their account to manage a scam project.

[TheClownSong]

The first thing I saw was their concept, what products they offered to the public then the team and also the community in it. and there are still many things you need to check before joining the project, check the whole including their road map. lately there have been many cases of project fraud and you should always be careful

I prefer to follow a good bounty manager rather than having to bother analyzing a new project. Most new projects have a good whitepaper but many are scam, this happens in 2018. A good bounty manager will certainly do research and also survey about projects that will be handled because his reputation does not want to be damaged

[Jimitieu]

Hi everyone,

I am curious how you are choosing in which bounty campaigns you are participating in?
To my understanding there are 5-10 new bounty campaigns launched everyday, so that bounty hunters have a lot options to pick from.
In another thread I already saw that the duration of the campaign is important.
But what are the other factors?
How do you choose?

I often choose bounty campaigns to participate based on their bounty pool, development team, and the campaign's project goals. Those are the things I often care about to decide  to participate in that campaign or not. I think there will be many other ways, but for me it's the basics to know if that campaign has potential