Think before joining any campaign

[todiefor17]

There are many bounty projects here, and not all are transparent. We need to find projects with clear ownership along with the technological factors they target.
Scam projects still happen often, they try to invite us to advertise for free to them to mobilize ICO then they run away.

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[hwtee]

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[TopTort777]

Any other bounties you could advice?
I have noticed, that if a bounty campaign does not have an ANN topic, then the probability that this is scam and not worth time spending is relatively high.
Scams has became so lazy, so they dont even bother creating a topic to present their project. This is very common for defi projects.

[Insomnia family]

i hear this kind of conversation a lot, some bounty hunters always do that without checking how real a prize is while some always say let's keep doing whatever we see because it can change the lambo. But the truth is, some of the projects tagged as scam or projects that were ignored have turned out to be good so it's about luck in the bounty.

[bjmpoker001]

Just don't trust 100% if there are any campaigns tell you they are already listed on some exchanges so it is a good bounty.
Even if they are really listed on some exchanges, we should watch the volume. Listed coin with 0 volume is same as unlisted coin for me.
If they said already listed on uniswap, just check the uniswap platform and look how much liquidity it is.

[judeafante]

You're not the only one so many have been victimized this way, using exchanges like Binance and Uniswap and posting a lot of stuff about how great their project is and what they are going to contribute and do, at a first sign of a lie people should run away from this kind of project, wasted time and wasted effort.

[cheezcarls]

I highly agree on what you've said here @OP

This is exactly what I've been doing so far. However, despite that I am careful enough in joining any campaign, there are no guarantees that they're actually "legit". Looking at the LinkedIn accounts of each team member or reaching soft/hard cap isn't enough. We have to dig deeper by finding out the actual history of their companies, strategic partnerships, visibility in physical and virtual conferences, etc.

[Dedewahyu]

thinking before joining a bounty is indeed necessary to get maximum results, but there are some projects that don't seem promising but after the development of the project goes well the project is seen by many people
an example is the OGN project where I first saw and analyzed it. OGN is not a special project but I was wrong because many have become millionaires from the OGN bounty

[darkphoenix2610]

Agreed with you that before joining any campaign must think about it first. Should check the fact about the project. Learn about the whitepaper, roadmap, usage, and also the team. That's very important to know about those things to know whether it is legit or not. We must consider also the bounty manager handling it.

[mezzaluna]

Agreed with you that before joining any campaign must think about it first. Should check the fact about the project. Learn about the whitepaper, roadmap, usage, and also the team. That's very important to know about those things to know whether it is legit or not. We must consider also the bounty manager handling it.

Absolutely, before joining any project make sure enough research over it. Best possible option to join a campaign with real cases. I certainly avoid a project if there weren't any real team members and reliable bounty manager. Exit scam turn into very common so we have to deal it well.

Joining campaigns by reading ANN threads are always helpful. It lessens the time to research what the bounty is about since most people are only researching AFTER they joined the campaign. Its a common mistake by most users because its not their fault to be blinded by the prize pool or money pool they will be dividing against all participants. You can always ask questions since these Bounty Campaigns run in long periods of time and some developers are always in group chats within Telegram.

[ningrum]

Agreed with you that before joining any campaign must think about it first. Should check the fact about the project. Learn about the whitepaper, roadmap, usage, and also the team. That's very important to know about those things to know whether it is legit or not. We must consider also the bounty manager handling it.

all of that is not easy, lots of fake whitepapers and fake teams,
and also the bounty manager also can't guarantee that the project ends well,
all we have to do is follow as many bounties as possible, or follow as many airdrops as possible, because there are many new projects

[ARTCOINSLV]

"Think before joining any campaign"

It seemed to me,  I was doing the right thing, thought a lot before deciding.  
Companies in which I did not participate were profitable.  
Sometimes you should trust your intuition.

[seleme]

"Think before joining any campaign"

It seemed to me,  I was doing the right thing, thought a lot before deciding.  
Companies in which I did not participate were profitable.  
Sometimes you should trust your intuition.

As a bounty hunter, you don't play a guessing game. It is better to focus on the main bounty campaigns instead of checking all available bounty campaigns one by one. The logical analysis will lead to finding a quality project that will distribute the bounty rewards within the promised timeframe. Bounty hunting is not a job, so expecting the bounty reward will make the hunter rich is fool's game. Unfortunately, these types of scams happen each month and there are many preventive actions by forum members. It is never enough for both scammers and bounty hunters.

[Hasan986]

There were many scam projects in 2019. Currently there are many real project campaigns coming up. Before joining any campaign, need to check details like Roadmap, Whitepaper etc are real or not real. A scam project contains copy paste from many other projects. The authenticity of the project can be verified by looking at it. Currently many projects are Exchange listed. We can be worked on.

[HatakeKakashi]

Trusting easily is the problem of the people so they waste their time when they already promote the bounty project. More bounty is not worth it to invest your time and effort because most of them did not pay don't look for the high rewards just look for the good and legit project because sometimes even the rate is low it's still okay because they pay the participants . Always need to think and make a research and ask here in this forum if you like if you are joining bounty campaign but it is not recommendable anymore.

[darkphoenix2610]

Agreed with you that before joining any campaign must think about it first. Should check the fact about the project. Learn about the whitepaper, roadmap, usage, and also the team. That's very important to know about those things to know whether it is legit or not. We must consider also the bounty manager handling it.

Absolutely, before joining any project make sure enough research over it. Best possible option to join a campaign with real cases. I certainly avoid a project if there weren't any real team members and reliable bounty manager. Exit scam turn into very common so we have to deal it well.

Agreed to this, real use cases of the project must know, it's very important. If you see the listed real use cases is impossible to do then give a simple doubt with that already. And the real team members also very important. There are projects that you can't verify their team members then avoid it don't wats your time to join that project.

[darkphoenix2610]

Agreed with you that before joining any campaign must think about it first. Should check the fact about the project. Learn about the whitepaper, roadmap, usage, and also the team. That's very important to know about those things to know whether it is legit or not. We must consider also the bounty manager handling it.

all of that is not easy, lots of fake whitepapers and fake teams,
and also the bounty manager also can't guarantee that the project ends well,
all we have to do is follow as many bounties as possible, or follow as many airdrops as possible, because there are many new projects

I must agree with you but by checking all of that and making depth research it will help everyone to avoid getting scammed by fake projects. So we must always do our own research not to blame others. And those I am citing can help with it. A bounty manager with a good reputation is also good, and I guess you will agree with me.

[JahriMeayer]

I try to Stickly analysis about project & roadmap, even try to read their whitepapet in brief, along with their goal, that set for upcoming future.after satiate i join project then. Recently i perticipated dia data tokensale, was the most hit defi project.but its true that there are a lots of project, has excellent plan for future.but after end of token sale, it come to us that project was fake.so somethings we may miskake by joining campaign even analysis deeply

[Justin999]

most if newbie bounty manager should be avoided cause they don't give payment. If you notice manager just create a brand new account, and have only 1 activity on bounty Thread, then that's doubtful. If annonucment thread of any project is missing, or bounty & ann thread has self modification, then should avoid the bounty project held by newbie bounty manager..All newbie managers are bot bad, sometimes team members open newbie account & make a bounty post behalf of them.we should aware about it

[bigcash2011]

I came across AZBI network bounty few days back and I bookmark the page so I can join later and that will be my first bounty on this forum but I noticed a lie about the project, below is the link to the project

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5243303.0

It's said they are listed on the bounty thread but after going to the exchange where thy claimed to have listed (UNISWAP) I can't find any token called AZBI on the exchange platform, even the second listed exchange called Bamboorelay has no single volume at all.

To me this is a very poor bounty project, they used uniswap name to deceive those who are too quick or haste to make money, there is no demand for this token, it's a dead end, I'm glad I spend my time doing few digs if not I would have joined the campaign.

A good lesson learnt here

Azbi network definitely had red flags that were shared by many members of the forum.
The biggest being the fake CEO and team which was also revealed in time.
The overall bounty situation is sadly still not very encouraging as their are not many campaigns worth participating at the moment, only a few good looking campaigns are there that too cannot be guaranteed.