Am curious about bounties

[TheGreatPython]

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?.

That's impossible, I mean there are so many bounties that are being released every day and I think there are few that are gems but you won't know it because you only believe on your instincts without backing it by research but if you are lazy to do so, you can use the trusted managers are a sign to join a bounty because trusted managers usually go for legit and good projects at most times.

You think it doesn't make sense to do a promotion when the project is already listed but isn't that great? They are giving you an opportunity to earn and it's not already your problem if they burn money by doing promotions. It is also safer to join a bounty which coin is already on exchanges.

[Kavelj22]

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?.

All of these bounties were managed by julerz12 and the tokens of these bounties are escrowed. I see that this BM chooses the projects that he promotes carefully and he is not responsible if the project team does not succeed in achieving the project goals. I see that these projects are still early in the market, perhaps their roadmap contains future listings on good exchanges, we are all working in the hope that the project team will fulfill its promises and we can trade the tokens in the future so dude, don't lose hope.

What I like most about this supervisor is his continuous ability to carefully select projects that carry distinctive ideas and do not indicate that they are projects for scammy purposes. I have participated in some of the campaigns that I supervise and I can confirm that he is a very honest person and communication with him is very smooth.

[isaac_clarke22]

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You should try as much as possible to get those that are already listed for obvious reasons. I don't think people would compensate if their coin failed to get listed even if their promoters did so much work.
Watch out for bad BMs that are just trying to waste your time though.

[Sled]

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You should try as much as possible to get those that are already listed for obvious reasons. I don't think people would compensate if their coin failed to get listed even if their promoters did so much work.
Watch out for bad BMs that are just trying to waste your time though.

Indeed. Working together with reputable Bounty managers is somewhat reliant and gives us some assurance that we got paid at the end of the campaign and do follow what the rules have been said. I participate in bounties before and I'd look at who does the management and is in charge of the payment as this really matters, not how much I get even if it was a small amount to be share as long as it was a decent project and not scam.

[Anguwa]

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?.

Most of the time, they advertise crypto projects to attract more solid investors as well as to develop enthusiasm for the project so that it becomes viral and people invest in it. But nowadays, Bounties don't generally pay like they used to; most of these projects turn out to be scams, or the project will not reach the soft cap, and they will abandon the project since they were unable to achieve their minimum sales requirements.

[zonefloor]

This is the general purpose of the signature anyway. Projects that are considering new launches to the market organize a bounty program in order to make sales. It aims to promote them by putting various tasks into them. However, you should not enter into the signature of projects that clearly say I am a fraud. But in general, many projects that plan to debut on the bsc network are sending awards. But if you say I want ready money and don't want to risk my signature, you can use weekly paying signatures. You can find them by following the service section.

[Tervelatuk]

This is the general purpose of the signature anyway. Projects that are considering new launches to the market organize a bounty program in order to make sales. It aims to promote them by putting various tasks into them. However, you should not enter into the signature of projects that clearly say I am a fraud. But in general, many projects that plan to debut on the bsc network are sending awards. But if you say I want ready money and don't want to risk my signature, you can use weekly paying signatures. You can find them by following the service section.

everyone have their own analisys about signature projects, we never know our signature campaign will be scam project or not till it finish and wait newest update from bounty manager. weekly payment in bitcoin or token that been listed give us more certainity , but in new project it will give us benefit to get more value if its pumped in market. each choice will have result in next day, and we must accept it.

[TheClownSong]

This is the general purpose of the signature anyway. Projects that are considering new launches to the market organize a bounty program in order to make sales. It aims to promote them by putting various tasks into them. However, you should not enter into the signature of projects that clearly say I am a fraud. But in general, many projects that plan to debut on the bsc network are sending awards. But if you say I want ready money and don't want to risk my signature, you can use weekly paying signatures. You can find them by following the service section.

everyone have their own analisys about signature projects, we never know our signature campaign will be scam project or not till it finish and wait newest update from bounty manager. weekly payment in bitcoin or token that been listed give us more certainity , but in new project it will give us benefit to get more value if its pumped in market. each choice will have result in next day, and we must accept it.

i am agree by joining in campaign with weekly payment in btc or token it will give me certain in value in several weeks or months. personally for  me since alot fake bounty campaign , i am prefer to join in this campaign just like my current signature. i dont care with the result for new projects, certain value in each week give me good earning.

[Teraboy]

just that little glimpse of hope that we gonna score some miraculous return of time invested is the only thing that motivated most of us for following some of rather unpopular bounty campaign held by newly founded project.
I mean there are quite many campaign that already have fixed rate for weekly finishing tasks but some of us sometimes just decide joining in a campaign that only promises some percent of allocation.
if you want something that worth your time seek a campaign that already has fixed rate so that you could foresee the reward that you gonna get.

[harizen]

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?

Decide on your own since it's your time and effort that will be used here and not anyone else.

There might be users who will respond if "yes" or "no" or is it really making sense or not. Now the question is, what will you follow? If the majority said yes, will you really follow it even if you arent' interested? The same question goes to those who will say the other way.

Do some self-brainstorming and decide based on your end result.

[poodle63]

Someone has a reason to promote the project that has not yet listed on any exchange site just like he can sell it when it will be listed on the market. These days it's quite easy to be listed into the small exchange or decentralized exchange sites that are totally free. I just wanna try to remind you about that. So promoting the new project was not wrong at all caused by there are so many successful project already proven that if it can be listed on exchange site anytime. People may take the advantage of it. Im sure about this too.
Sometime the new listing can make the price jumping so high

[yazher]

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?.

When it comes to signature campaigns, you can always try another day because it's not like the social media campaign where you can join each one of them. Nevertheless, you need to choose the right signature campaign to ensure your profit, not just a random one, or you just wasting your time in doing so. Bounties are now rarely legit so it's an obvious strategy to hold your horses and be patient until you find the signature campaign that suits you.

[dansus021]

most of bounties not listed on the exchange yet if the are altcon/token its kinda gambling i do so much signature bounty escecially the unlisted one and if the project good enough it will pay u a lot of money when they are launching. Token for the example no need CEX for their listing so it always launch in some DEX but most of it the price already fell.

[Ozero]

most of bounties not listed on the exchange yet if the are altcon/token its kinda gambling i do so much signature bounty escecially the unlisted one and if the project good enough it will pay u a lot of money when they are launching. Token for the example no need CEX for their listing so it always launch in some DEX but most of it the price already fell.

Participating in signature campaigns is indeed becoming more difficult as more new project teams do not provide for signature campaigns and move their projects' advertising to social networks. Therefore, in terms of the number of signature campaigns, there are very few now.

Some teams, for various reasons, carry out such companies some time after listing on the exchanges. An example of this is my participation in the signature campaign of the United Crowd project, whose avatar and signature I now wear. I already participated in the subscription campaign of this project last year, so there is some confidence that this time I will also receive a reward for my work.

[Innerpumper]

Everyone has the right to choose what bounty project they join, it doesn't have to be if they follow a project that has been listed on the exchange or not. Because both have their own advantages, I myself sometimes prefer projects that have not yet entered the exchange, they seem to pay more for their tokens than those that have been registered. But if I need some quick cash, I'll just go with the listed ones.

[bounceback]

most of bounties not listed on the exchange yet if the are altcon/token its kinda gambling i do so much signature bounty escecially the unlisted one and if the project good enough it will pay u a lot of money when they are launching. Token for the example no need CEX for their listing so it always launch in some DEX but most of it the price already fell.

Yes, it's true that some bounty altcoins that have not been listed on the exchange will not be profitable for us, because sometimes the project developer does not intend to list his coins on any exchange after the promotional event ends so we cannot exchange his coins on any exchange, like some projects bounty altcoins in the past and to this day some of them are still in my wallet as they are not tradable.

[Kunnu]

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.

The bad market conditions are creating a big barrier between the launch of new projects hence the developers of these projects are waiting for suitable time to launch their project nevertheless it's all depends on you if find a suitable bounty after the deep research then you should go for it and hope to be lucky enough to earn a good amount of reward that's all you can expect with bounties.

[Rampagoe004]

In following every project, of course, we always hope to get satisfied rewards, and choosing a project is certainly difficult to get a good project and can be relied on, especially now there are very many scam projects, but I often follow projects that have been listed on certain platforms so that the results we get can be sold quickly when the price is still high, and there are also some projects that do not give us anything for no apparent reason.

[VRExpress]

Participate in new projects, you can never tell which one will be successful later, projects that already have value in the market always pay so less rewards, there have been many projects that introduced bounties and still managed to become a big project in this space, give yourself some opportunities.

[gabbie2010]

Participate in new projects, you can never tell which one will be successful later, projects that already have value in the market always pay so less rewards, there have been many projects that introduced bounties and still managed to become a big project in this space, give yourself some opportunities.

That is the biggest challenge of any bounty hunter is not earning a decent pay after investing so much time and efforts in advertising their project for long period of time, I had once participated in an eight weeks signature bounty campaign with the hope of earning some decent bucks after the token is listed in an exchange, however I was very disappointed that the project because it failed and the coin value was nothing to write home about, I regretted doing that bounty work, I will rather opt to participate in a stable coin signature campaign to a token based ones.