Am curious about bounties

[Ararbermas]

I am looking to try out a bounty campaign using signature but I don't see anyone worth my time right now, I do have a question about this, does it make more sense to promote projects that are already trading over those that are not listed on exchange yet? I see so many that aren't listed like whsiperMSG, Valore, Elysian Finance, they don't look like they will be hitting an exchange any time soon.

What and what makes you promote a project?.

for me it will be a good idea to promote a project on bounty, unless if the campaign manager is trusted and known here in forum because surely there will be a distribution of the rewards, unlike joining on some newbies or low rank out there that you don't have any idea when the distribution and you don't know if they're legitimate or not.  

Btw it was base on my experienced and mostly are scams even nowadays. So you don't apply to any bounty out there, make sure first whose running the campaign to prevent scam projects because its literally a waste of time.

[TheUltraElite]

I am looking to try out a bounty campaign using signature but I don't see anyone worth my time right now, I do have a question about this, does it make more sense to promote projects that are already trading over those that are not listed on exchange yet? I see so many that aren't listed like whsiperMSG, Valore, Elysian Finance, they don't look like they will be hitting an exchange any time soon.

Only the project owners and those who are paid by the project usually do this. This is similar to those wearing personal signatures promoting their own websites or services. Projects that are not listed, you can promote them if you wish to.

Usually people who are wearing paid signatures are doing this as a side earning or a hobby or simply as a incentive to participate in the forum discussions.

What and what makes you promote a project?.

Usually if the project is legit, long standing and has been in the community. Majority of exchanges and casinos belong to those. But altcoin projects should be promoted with caution, even then you will find scams.

[CryptoYar]

It is good that you value your time, so I'd recommend that. Instead of joining useless bounties, you should focus on increasing your account rank then you will be able to join some signature campaigns that will pay in btc.

You will find many bounties but hardly you will get a project whose team is good and that could perform well in the future. That's why focus on increasing your forum rank if you really want to earn something.

[Blowon]

Indeed some bounty projects are not directly listed on the exchange they have a lot of preparation before it hits the exchange. Unfortunately everyone always doesn't want to wait, we bounty participants always want to sell it immediately even we will consider the project a success if they pay and can be sold immediately. Projects that take too long to process will surely be abandoned by the community.

[YellowSwap]

I am looking to try out a bounty campaign using signature but I don't see anyone worth my time right now, I do have a question about this, does it make more sense to promote projects that are already trading over those that are not listed on exchange yet? I see so many that aren't listed like whsiperMSG, Valore, Elysian Finance, they don't look like they will be hitting an exchange any time soon.

What and what makes you promote a project?.

It depends, I promote projects that use escrow the most because they always pay, the fund is no more in the teams hand which may cause a delay after bounty ends, some team finds it hard to pay bounty hunters when their token is listed on exchange and has good value, some tend to pay when their token have dump massively, these are reasons why escrowed projects should be your first target, followed by other like utilities and team members.

[ringgo96]

Indeed, for now there are very many bounty projects present, and we are difficult to choose a project that can indeed pay us according to what we have done, to choose a project that we can follow then we must first see the team that promotes the project, and the whitepaper of the project if it is good then the project we can participate, There are also many projects that are present and have not been listed on any exchange but when the project ends they can always reward participants.

[cryptoaddictchie]

I am looking to try out a bounty campaign using signature but I don't see anyone worth my time right now, I do have a question about this, does it make more sense to promote projects that are already trading over those that are not listed on exchange yet? I see so many that aren't listed like whsiperMSG, Valore, Elysian Finance, they don't look like they will be hitting an exchange any time soon.

What and what makes you promote a project?.

Been there done that. For me, its always a case to case basis. Sometime an altcoin campaign with signature method of bounty giben rewards are too high compared to a fixed one that are paying with btc. How do I know this? Ive participated an altcoin signature before and like received a good compensation since the token been traded highly on major exchange and the price is high compared to the computation while it was still on sale and promotions stage. Well thats case to case and not guaranteed. Some cases youll find it not worth it.

[gantez]

Been there done that. For me, its always a case to case basis. Sometime an altcoin campaign with signature method of bounty giben rewards are too high compared to a fixed one that are paying with btc. How do I know this? Ive participated an altcoin signature before and like received a good compensation since the token been traded highly on major exchange and the price is high compared to the computation while it was still on sale and promotions stage. Well thats case to case and not guaranteed. Some cases youll find it not worth it.

Some on the other are really scam when they are putting the reward very high but you can't sell when they lock it if they are distribute to you. You hodl them and wait for the time they release for sell. Maybe you are talking of good times when people are lucky with bounty reward but not now anymore what you get in bounty is shit tokens trying to get hype by your effort without reasonable payment to your effort.

[tvplus006]

...I see so many that aren't listed like whsiperMSG, Valore, Elysian Finance, they don't look like they will be hitting an exchange any time soon...

Since decentralized exchanges have appeared, there is no problem to list it. The problem is that there are very few projects whose team is interested in such a listing and further development of the project, after they collect money from investors.

[judeafante]

I am looking to try out a bounty campaign using signature but I don't see anyone worth my time right now, I do have a question about this, does it make more sense to promote projects that are already trading over those that are not listed on exchange yet?

When I was into signature bounty I prioritize bounties where the token is already tradeable in the market if there aren't any and there's no good signature campaign to join I just take my time and wait for the better ones.

The worse is campaigning on a project that turns out to be a scam or a project where you receive your share after many months when the token has already lost its value.
A signature bounty campaign is like a box of chocolate you never know what you're going to get.

[TreyARC]

The best money from bounties goes to those who are high ranking members on the forum, no matter how low the bounty reward is full member to legendary members will still make something reasonable, my advice is do your best to help others on this forum, create good topics to increase your rank, this is the best way.

[killerfrost]

I am looking to try out a bounty campaign using signature but I don't see anyone worth my time right now, I do have a question about this, does it make more sense to promote projects that are already trading over those that are not listed on exchange yet? I see so many that aren't listed like whsiperMSG, Valore, Elysian Finance, they don't look like they will be hitting an exchange any time soon.

What and what makes you promote a project?.

Your research and ability will determine whether you spend your time properly or whether it will be in vain here. Honestly, when participating in signature campaigns, I have also received both very happy things and sad errors. However, consider this a small bonus in terms of knowledge benefits you will find on this forum, and the signature is still very good compared to other campaigns in the bounty section.

[Crypto Library]

I am looking to try out a bounty campaign using signature but I don't see anyone worth my time right now,

For this you have to keep your eyes open, you have to follow the latest posts of good campaign managers all the time as I have already bookmarked the latest post of one of the best bounty manager yahoo62278.
here is some Good bounty managers latest post:
Show the last posts of yahoo62278,
Show the last posts of Hhampuz,
Show the last posts of julerz12
Show the last posts of sujonali1819,
Show the last posts of Murat,
Show the last posts of CryptopreneurBrainboss
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I do have a question about this, does it make more sense to promote projects that are already trading over those that are not listed on exchange yet? I see so many that aren't listed like whsiperMSG, Valore, Elysian Finance, they don't look like they will be hitting an exchange any time soon.
What and what makes you promote a project?.

Generally, I always ignore that type of campaign who gives reward as their token which is not listed in any exchanger. Because a lot of times it has happened to me that the payment has been made, but before the listing in any exchanger the tokens have been already scammed and left the market. But sometimes some coins keep their word and make good payments. Even then, I put such campaigns on my ignore list

[Cadaver20]

I am looking to try out a bounty campaign using signature but I don't see anyone worth my time right now,

I suggest you about United crowd bounty. UCT token already listed on exchange. 80% budget of this bounty is for signature. A Legendary member has earned $4.5K from its first round signature campaign. I earned $400 by promoting two weeks in the first round signature campaign as a Full member. Currently running the 2nd round of this bounty. You can participate in this bounty.

[Outhue]

Strictly not for everyone, bounties are for those who don't mind taking risks and they knew that this risk might be worth nothing after, how a project will perform and what a bounty hunter might earn from the project is unknown, it's all about taking risks, if you aren't ready to work for nothing bounties isn't for you.

[alisonwonder]

I am looking to try out a bounty campaign using signature but I don't see anyone worth my time right now, I do have a question about this, does it make more sense to promote projects that are already trading over those that are not listed on exchange yet?

We promote projects because we are very selective in choosing potential projects to be promoted on the campaign signature, however only potential projects will give results equivalent to weeks of work and we prioritize projects that are already listed on exchanges with high liquidity, but if listed on an exchange bad and very low liquidity so we will ignore that campaign.

[Outhue]

I am looking to try out a bounty campaign using signature but I don't see anyone worth my time right now,

I suggest you about United crowd bounty. UCT token already listed on exchange. 80% budget of this bounty is for signature. A Legendary member has earned $4.5K from its first round signature campaign. I earned $400 by promoting two weeks in the first round signature campaign as a Full member. Currently running the 2nd round of this bounty. You can participate in this bounty.

You are calculating a token that haven't been distributed to bounty hunters? There are many bounties that ended and spreadsheet was updated with tokens but they never send the tokens out till this day, also this unitedcrowds token has only a 14k trading volume  .

[diminizio]

If you are not comfortable with a long-running project to list their token on an exchange it is better to follow a project that is already listed or have them listed on the exchange immediately. I think it also has its drawbacks, if you want to follow the bounty with immediate pay they will only allocate a small amount of funds for it, not as big as where you followed it before it was listed on the market.

[Ten98]

Strictly not for everyone, bounties are for those who don't mind taking risks and they knew that this risk might be worth nothing after, how a project will perform and what a bounty hunter might earn from the project is unknown, it's all about taking risks, if you aren't ready to work for nothing bounties isn't for you.

I totally agree with what you are saying because Bounty is a job that has risks and it is never free from fraud that can sometimes occur and for those who understand the risks, it is definitely not a problem to follow it, but for those who are still complaining but still following the bounty, it means they do not understand the risks involved in the bounty itself.

[arifteguhr]

If you are not comfortable with a long-running project to list their token on an exchange it is better to follow a project that is already listed or have them listed on the exchange immediately. I think it also has its drawbacks, if you want to follow the bounty with immediate pay they will only allocate a small amount of funds for it, not as big as where you followed it before it was listed on the market.

Although there are drawbacks but we already know the estimated USDT allocated in the bounty campaign, so big or small the bounty allocation will make a different decision to join or ignore the low allocation bounty, but sometimes projects that have not been listed are also profitable but must ensure project details and rarely there is a potential project that has a bounty campaign program.