Promote bounties for how good the projects are and not for reward

[ilhamsugihamin]

good advice, but I also analyze a good project in terms of how it develops from week to week. besides that I chose the bounty seen from the participants who followed. choose a bounty that has many participants.

[xiboothrezi]

However, the allocation of rewards is an important enough consideration to choose a bounty campaign, so that your hard work pays well. It is quite difficult to determine whether or not a good parameter of a bounty project, at this time. Moreover, many con artists are very shrewd. The safest way is to look for projects that have use case, working products, and tokens that are already listed and tradable on the exchange.

[Perfect35]

Most of the good bounty campaigns that are now available do not have large pools and that is why some people who do not do research before choose, do not find them attractive, but are attracted by airbag bounties with high pools. Most of them end up as scam projects. Even if they end up listing on exchange, they do not sell at good prices.

[pixie85]

The truth is good projects will be harder to find because altcoins are in the decline. 2 years ago everyone wanted their own coin bot now people are looking at new altcoins with suspicion. Many people including Tone Vays said it that years ago when you created an altcoin people were talking about it and some known people like Max Keiser launched their own projects. Now those known people wouldn't do it because they know competing on this market is hard and most altcoins get abandoned.

[nemey]

Actually, we really hope to promote legit projects with great continuity and good rewards. Promoting good projects without good rewards will not make us satisfied. And also vice versa. That is why if we can get both, why not? That is why we must be more selective in selecting certain bounty to promote the project. Choose the high reward (moreover in BTC or ETH) and the project is legit enough.

[lixer]

Promoting projects for rewards alone is one of the roots of all the evils you are seeing in the cryptocurrency industry today. Charity begins at home they say, bounty hunters are always the first point of contact of these projects aside their managers, and it is what we promoted that the majority of the investor we have today saw, and as we know that some of them has been scammed, some projects has even made people loose relationship.

I remember that a friend of mine told me he lost his close friend who saw an advert on his page and since the way he promoted it was self-explanatory, he made investment, but unknowing to him, the project was a scam project. Till today, he still has that bad feeling for him for making him see a bad project. I know it is not completely the promoter’s fault because the investor too ought to have done his own research, but let it start from us first.

[Mianae]

I will say promote for the two reasons. Promoting because of money gives a quick financial fix for the quality of a project, that's a long term impact unless a project does have an MVP, working product or real life office/utility it's all built on hype around here there's no k ow what's good and not price is everything.

[X-ray]

Most hunters consider the funds that already offered by the campaign rather than try to take the project itself as the main consideration. To change the people's mind is so difficult thing dude.

What they have been thinking about that more money and more rewards.
that opinion must be changed but it looks like an impossible thing.

[janedt]

in reality almost all bounty participants always look at the rewards first before the projects and fortunately im not one of them i always check the projects first is it good or not to join is the project serious if yes then i will join the bounty

[voltesbit777]

Tune in to my recommendation companions,you shouldn't promote bounties only for benefits of it,else you will wind up picking phony or trick projects since your attitude is toward profits,this is similar missteps some bounty hunters are taking,begin picking generally excellent projects,their prizes probably won't be attractive however trust me they constantly justified despite all the trouble at last.

I hate to say this because I am also a bounty hunters, but sad to say that majority of them are really after only for the rewards without checking the project very well, and because of that behavior they failed and ended up and crying because the project didn't pay. So, I hope that all bounty hunters
must learn to check, review or research the project so that in the end they will be happy.

[ariyzt]

it's actually their choice to promote whic bounty that they think worth and have a big chance to success. But for what u said i can't understand how to choose which bounty that have good or bad. It just gambling, it can be good at begin and ended with bad situation

[NathanJB]

it's actually their choice to promote whic bounty that they think worth and have a big chance to success. But for what u said i can't understand how to choose which bounty that have good or bad. It just gambling, it can be good at begin and ended with bad situation

There are a number of projects in the past that are good at the start, complete with everything, responsive to everyone's inquiries, active inside and outside this forum, great team, and all but ended as bad as the shitty ones.

I can still remember I was one of those who helped promote nousplatform through signature. I always check the project before I join them. That is my practice as I do not want to end up with nothing after all the efforts are done for several months. The project looked really great. They have a great team, they are joining roadshows, etc but still they ended up along with the failed projects. It is always hard to pick the right ones.

[dodziu]

Nowadays, good project does not end with a good whitepaper but good implementations of the project roadmap even good team faces plays a minimal role.

It will be good to mention that every bounty participants read through the whitepaper or at least the announcement thread before joining the program which may end well or opposite.

[DDante]

A word is enough for the wise, some bounty hunters still choose projects based on bounty allocation and rewards, what should come first as a bounty hunter is how good the project is before any other things, Demand and supply have no be in perfect circulation for every projects to perform better on exchanges

[robelneo]

Tune in to my recommendation companions,you shouldn't promote bounties only for benefits of it,else you will wind up picking phony or trick projects since your attitude is toward profits,this is similar missteps some bounty hunters are taking,begin picking generally excellent projects,their prizes probably won't be attractive however trust me they constantly justified despite all the trouble at last.

All the projected price of these new coins are useless, the fact is no new coins has and can sustain their ICO price when it hit the market, so if you are a bounty hunters and you still depend or look on the price of token for your rewards, then you are a newbie coming in the campaign.

Majority of the bounty hunters can and will accept coins that can sustain it's price in the market even if the rewards are not that big,
I prefer receiving $100 worth of rewards after I traded it in the market than receiving hundreds of thousands of token that is only worth a few cents in the market.

[Novatech8]

good advice, but I also analyze a good project in terms of how it develops from week to week. besides that I chose the bounty seen from the participants who followed. choose a bounty that has many participants.

What? No! avoid choosing projects because many bounty hunters are promoting them, i made such mistakes when i entered this space, many bounty hunters are choosing projects because of big bounty allocations not because of what the project has in store.

[tanjiran]

Project quality is indeed a priority in choosing a bounty. But the bounty pool must also be considered so that our hard work is not in vain. Especially if the project is good, there will certainly be many who support it, if the participants are not limited, then we will only get a little. That is why we must be wise and understand every risk, each choice must have advantages and disadvantages of each.

[joseyphil82]

good advice, but I also analyze a good project in terms of how it develops from week to week. besides that I chose the bounty seen from the participants who followed. choose a bounty that has many participants.

What? No! avoid choosing projects because many bounty hunters are promoting them, i made such mistakes when i entered this space, many bounty hunters are choosing projects because of big bounty allocations not because of what the project has in store.

Bounty allocation is a part of what bounty hunters should consider because sometimes you will end up with very low rewards if the bounty allocation is very small and many participants joined the bounty too unless there is some kind of restriction on the bounty like limited partiipants

[Boardmangetpaid]

OP has a point if you're the type of guy that has the integrity to only promote projects that you believe in. But majority of the bounty hunters are doing bounties just for ROI, that's it. There's a new offering that lets you choose a quality coin that are already in the exchange for a price of 50%, it's similar to you gambling with the system but the reward mechanic is huge. The only difference there is that bounty doesn't let you spend a single dime, but just efforts, while those offerings has very minimal entry but can give you the profits that you wanted.

Anyways, we can't blame them bounty hounters tbh. Who doesn't want to earn money just by doing bounties right? And if you're lucky enough, you're promoting the project that you genuinely like and believe in.

[daniel002]

Most bounties set how much the rewards of their coins but in reality it is never even close to its price when it is listed on exchange or it will never be listed. But for those who are the best and strong projects have the exact same price and even exceed the set rewards on its bounty campaign when it is listed.