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Title: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Delgboke on November 14, 2018, 04:41:19 AM
What do you think about bounty hunting the way people are rushing into bounty hunting campaign make to ask weather is a full time job.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Quart on November 14, 2018, 04:59:57 AM
Since the beginning, the Bounty Campaign has taken up a lot of our daily time. Since the beginning this work must be prioritized, because this is the same as using our time investment well and expecting maximum results in doing this work.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: chinito on November 14, 2018, 05:45:12 AM
I know some people are doing a full time job on Bounty hunting because this will also give them the leasure of time to their family and helps financially.Bounty hunter really helps a lot of people including me that's why we should support all Bounty campaigns.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: I-Bit on November 14, 2018, 06:27:00 AM
Yes, Hunter Bounty's work is full-time work carried out by users and members of the Bounty. This work actually does require a lot of time. It could be that this work is called an investment of time and also energy and mind, this is a profitable job because it does not spend money capital at all just time and energy and mind
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Dprincebh on November 14, 2018, 06:28:00 AM
You can choose either to do it as a part time or full time. It's also like investing. You invest your time to earn
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: ZionRTZ on November 14, 2018, 07:49:09 AM
This is not the correct board to discuss this. Post this on https://www.altcoinstalks.com/index.php?board=48.0

Be careful in posting in wrong section, it is a violation of forum rules and you can get a negative karma for that.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Andruha1993 on November 14, 2018, 08:47:50 AM
Bounty campaigns I give my full-time job. I even quit my job. But now I think that I did all this in vain. And regret it. Maybe I'm wrong. I’m still waiting for the bull market to start working at full capacity again.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: cashbit on November 14, 2018, 09:45:05 AM
This Bounty Campaign work is indeed a full-time job, because this work is in the form of a Bounty campaign which aims to attract investors to be able to succeed in the Project at the ICO. I think this is an important job.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: NITIN2017 on November 16, 2018, 07:59:56 AM
Yes bounty hunting can be a full time because in a bounty hunting we don't have invest in bounty and we have to do the work of twitter, Facebook and more then we get a coins after of some time when the bounty campaign finishes.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: sampoerna on November 16, 2018, 08:03:07 AM
bounty is something that is profitable because we do not need to capital first to get money. but we also have to know that there are some bounties that are scam. A scam bounty will certainly make us lose. therefore, we must be smart to choose bounties to follow.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: barrsa on November 16, 2018, 08:22:54 AM
some people may do bounty campaigns with their full time, but not for those who have jobs, so we have to be able to manage time well so that all the tasks in the bounty can be done well
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Abusadeeq6 on November 16, 2018, 08:24:34 AM
Yea, if you like you can make it your full time job. But its pay lately like roughly 3-4 months depending on the campaign. Is better to take it part time job for now
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: MOProgress on November 16, 2018, 08:34:36 AM
What do you think about bounty hunting the way people are rushing into bounty hunting campaign make to ask weather is a full time job.

I think it can really serve as a full time Job, it is the market and so many scam projects that is making bounty looks useless. How ever it is better than most full time Job.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: yitzjoe on November 16, 2018, 08:42:38 AM
bounty hunter can be a permanent job and this happens to some friends in my country, they are seriously working on dozens of bounties with the best discipline and methods and they get maximum profit with it, but with ICO conditions and declining crypto prices they are now sad and income downhill
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: sudeshkumar on November 16, 2018, 10:03:39 AM
It can be opted as full time job but in the present scenario when the rates of the coins are trading lower it seems as the more hard work with thin salary.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Master107 on November 16, 2018, 10:23:37 AM
Don't expect that everybody will say yes because your question is personal. Actually, some leaved crypto due to drastic falls of the market. They expect bitcoin to be back according to what months they expected but unfortunately crypto is still decline.
Other made crypto as full time job because they can afford and support their needs and expenses.
Some just a part time thinking crypto doesn't have an assurance to have a regular profit.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: The Translator on November 16, 2018, 10:51:29 AM
personally, I can't depend on my life by working on a bounty. I mean not all bounties are good and we can get a scam bounty. if we get a bounty that scams then we won't get the paid. I also have another job besides a bounty hunter, ithink it will be profitble.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: fito on November 16, 2018, 11:04:44 AM
Bounty hunting can indeed be an option to get additional income, but everyone has a different strategy to run it. He may have other activities so that he cannot full time in the process.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: pat4cryptoreal on November 16, 2018, 11:10:05 AM
The rate of unemployment and low salary job in most country have make people to see bounty hunting as a lucrative business. If  someone is diligent and consistence in bounty He or She can earn a living through bounty hunting.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: trauchot on November 16, 2018, 11:20:07 AM
If you have for example 100 bounties, then the time spent on these bounties can be equal to the same time that you will spend on your official work, but it can happen that you will not get nothing from these bounties, but you will always get your salary at your official work.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: kap786 on November 17, 2018, 11:33:22 AM
In my opinion for me bounty hunter can be a Full time  job . now a days mostly is looking for work from home job or who did not get job easy  Bounty is good option
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Rituvohra01 on November 17, 2018, 12:48:38 PM
I think Bounty hunting is not a full time job. It is just like a part time job. We cant't depend on bounty hunting it is just only for extra income. It is a optional
work. All bounties are not good there are many scam so choice is yours.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Fenix on November 17, 2018, 02:49:52 PM
To my mind. This year, bounty hunters have a very small earning potential compared to last year. Therefore, the occupation of only cryptocurrency this year no longer brings adequate profits and, in my opinion, can no longer be full-time work. As long as the market is bearish, it is unlikely to be profitable.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Chomzzy on November 17, 2018, 04:00:08 PM
I cannot say caterigorically that bountyhunting is a full time job , but that is not to say that some hunters see it the way I see it
I do 8-4 job and I also do bounty hunting as part time.
There are those who are doing bounties full time because they haven't been able to see a job ,so they face bounty hunting.
These set of people cannot be said to be into bounties full time by choice but rather by circumstances.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Ankit1999999 on November 17, 2018, 04:07:14 PM
In my opinion, Bounty hunting is part time job. In which you can earn good profit for future.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: 88percent on March 12, 2019, 11:01:00 PM
No, man. It is a big mistake if you make bounty hunting as your full-time job. I am still working on bounties, I know about how many dollars can be got from bounties currently. As what I earned, it was very little amount. You cannot fulfill your need by doing bounties. 
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: verifyme on March 12, 2019, 11:22:36 PM
It will be a different option for everybody whether they will consider it as a full-time job or not. However, for me, bounty hunting is not my fulltime job. Moreover seeing the condition of the results right now, how can I make this as my full-time job. I need money every day and that is why I have my job in real, Bounty hunting is one of the other side jobs because I still believe that cryptocurrency will still have a bright future.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: bayiajaib on March 13, 2019, 12:51:47 AM
What do you think about bounty hunting the way people are rushing into bounty hunting campaign make to ask weather is a full time job.

No I didnt agree bounty hunting  is a full time job,  You must have a permanent  job to fulfil  your needs.  Too many projects are failing  now.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Paha87 on March 13, 2019, 02:03:35 AM
Guys, in my experience it is not necessary to work with all projects in a row. Take care of your personal time, it is more expensive than any money. As a rule, 40% of projects are scammers and before work, study the project better, obvious scammers will immediately show themselves.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: gurunanakji777 on March 13, 2019, 08:25:47 AM
I am a full time bounty hunter but nowadays I reduced my work almost 80% because most of the projects are getting scammed even I am looking for some other source of income even I am confident that crypto market will rise again and we will see huge rise in our portfolio value but according to the current market condition its not advisable to do full time.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: toheed2x on March 13, 2019, 08:28:04 AM
if you doing lots of bounties then yes but result right now is zero  :(
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Kitme on March 13, 2019, 09:50:51 AM
Bounty hunting is a part time job and it give additional income of my life but day by day the bounty hunting is waste of time because lot of bounty payments are zero and many ICOS projects are failed Because The market situation is very bad.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: hermae on March 13, 2019, 10:59:40 AM
The answer to the question really depends on the person involved. Bounty hunting can be a full-time job to some people, while for some people like me, I do it as a part-time job because I have a full-time job in the real world. The time really is a big factor in choosing whether one wants bounty hunting to be a part-time or full-time job.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: jbc081475 on March 13, 2019, 11:09:47 AM
There are plenty of bounty hunters that we can get more tokens and trade it to become fiat, that's why we can also called this as a full time job. Patience is just what we need.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: khufuking on March 13, 2019, 11:19:12 AM
Maybe it was the case back by the end of 2016 and early 2017 but for sure it is not the case right now, give-up on a real job to do bounty hunting is a big no right now, you can't just rely on bounty hunting as the main source of income right now.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: toheed2x on March 13, 2019, 12:36:18 PM
There are plenty of bounty hunters that we can get more tokens and trade it to become fiat, that's why we can also called this as a full time job. Patience is just what we need.

but patient is now breaking lots of work but getting nothing since 2018 lets see what happen next  :(
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: masterrex on March 13, 2019, 01:25:39 PM
What do you think about bounty hunting the way people are rushing into bounty hunting campaign make to ask weather is a full time job.
Bounty hunting a Full time job? i dont think so! Since bounty works today are stable because the "ICO Market" is not good including the trust and confidence from investors are vanishing because of the many scams that still victimized the legitimate investors in the crypto-space i think it will be worsen in the coming months.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: inewoods on March 13, 2019, 02:12:02 PM
What do you think about bounty hunting the way people are rushing into bounty hunting campaign make to ask weather is a full time job.

I am sure bounty hunting can be a full time job we don't talk about bull market time but when the markets is behaving averagely we can see many crypto adopters and investors earning provided they choose the correct bounty to go in.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Robiul789 on March 13, 2019, 02:13:58 PM
What do you think about bounty hunting the way people are rushing into bounty hunting campaign make to ask weather is a full time job.
No guys just passing our bachelor life. Nowadays maximum number of Bounty Campaign is scams and fake. They never pay anything from bounty campaign. So bounty hunting is very unprofitable act.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: aiviaa485 on March 14, 2019, 12:43:00 PM
No, it is definitely not for me for Bounty full time work because the bounty can be said by freelancers. At work, it is paid and not done, not paid.
I have a real job and it's more important than Bounty.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: ComeBack on March 14, 2019, 01:24:58 PM
Exactly real job is much important giving attention than giving up it because of the bounty huntings here in crypto. There's really a good profit here in crypto but it will going to be your luck or take a lot of time before it happened specially now the market is on bear.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: coinlurker on March 14, 2019, 01:55:24 PM
What do you think about bounty hunting the way people are rushing into bounty hunting campaign make to ask weather is a full time job.

Bounty hunting definitely can be a full time job. I got a few friends that make a constant lucrative profit from bounty hunting although the current market affect their earnings but they are still having a nice income.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: DAMKAR on March 14, 2019, 03:18:13 PM
What do you think about bounty hunting the way people are rushing into bounty hunting campaign make to ask weather is a full time job.

I dont  agree  bounty hunting  as a full time job.  Because I see the crypto  market is still struggling.  Too many project's failed.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: sturec22 on March 14, 2019, 06:39:44 PM
I try not to spend more than 1 hour of my day to bounties. The reason is: Even though I believe that cryptocurrencies have future and everything will be great again, we cannot be 100% sure about this. If the market stays in the bear season for more than 3-5 years, how are you planning to live your life? You don't have any other earnings and you will be depending on the money you are going to get from a project that you are not 100% sure about...
So, it depends, if you have money aside you can do it as a full-time job.
It is super boring though ...
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: 88percent on March 14, 2019, 09:40:01 PM
if you doing lots of bounties then yes but result right now is zero  :(
Yes, it is the fact. More bounties mean more time to waste. But the result seems to be always the same, we got nothing. Even if we got the rewards of bounty coins/tokens, but the prices are very low [cheap]. In the end, we just earn cents for months doing bounties. LOL
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: UNIVERSE on March 14, 2019, 10:44:43 PM
~snip~
but patient is now breaking lots of work but getting nothing since 2018 lets see what happen next  :(

Actually, it was not 100% got zero/nothing. I guess there was some money that people still earned in 2018 or this year. But I assume the number is too little amount. It makes people leave bounties. And I also consider to leave if there are no changes in the near future.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Laxmi Sharma on March 01, 2021, 07:12:07 AM
I think working on regular bounty campaigns is like a full-time job. The Bounty campaign has a fairly good profit. If you can do regular bounty campaigns, you can expect a fairly good profit. Working on a bounty campaign can be compared to a full-time job.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Heron on March 03, 2021, 10:55:17 AM
 8)
What do you think about bounty hunting the way people are rushing into bounty hunting campaign make to ask weather is a full time job.
It takes a lot of time to get involved in regular bounty campaigns. Every bounty campaign takes a lot of time to work. Yes i think it is like doing a full-time job.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Stuart on March 11, 2021, 07:30:47 PM
This depends on the particular individual in question. Every one needs the best way to make money in the crypto space, therefore the most available is to be used and rushed, so long as it is paying. Bounty hunting is not just signature campaigns, but also have article writing, video creation, facebook, tweeter, linkedin etc. With all these different ways of working to receive some good pay at the end of the campaign, why won't it be rushed. When it comes to trading, without good capital, trading is boring, but if one acquires lots of altcoins, then trading could be a little interesting.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Crypto Banglu on March 13, 2021, 11:46:45 AM
Joining a regular bounty campaign is like doing a full-time job. Because you have to spend a lot of time every day working on bounty campaigns. So I think you're right that doing a regular bounty campaign is the equivalent of doing a fulltime job. But I am ready to do it.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Freemind on March 13, 2021, 11:52:41 AM
Between 2015 and 2017 it could be, but now it's crazy. With the increase in popularity of cryptocurrencies and especially Bitcoin, every day more scammers approach the community to try to deceive us. Making bounties a job is very dangerous, we never know 100% what awaits us.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Ferki on March 13, 2021, 07:09:22 PM
I used to spend a lot of time in bounty hunting myself, that was 3 years ago. The only reason for this was the FOMO.
I couldn't invest in all of these new projects, and I didn't want to miss any of them. So I did bounties. When I realized over time that most of them are a waste of time, I tried harder and invested in the right, finished projects.
Was worth it.
And that wasn't as boring as some people said. Most of all, it was profitable.

I'm not saying that bounty hunting is a thing of the past, but in my case the right investment has brought a lot more. In terms of time, it also brought me further. With the right investment you also have a lot more time, you only react when there is corresponding news. At the bounties job you are kind of busy every day. I know that, even on holiday I spent the 2 hours bounty hunting. Never again.

Invest and hold. But DYOR first and relax later.
This is how we do it 8)
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: EAA-ALLAH on March 14, 2021, 01:34:44 AM
What do you think about bounty hunting the way people are rushing into bounty hunting campaign make to ask weather is a full time job.
Sometimes bounty campaign hunting is a full time works and sometimes it's a wastes of time and labour.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Zero0 on April 28, 2021, 05:18:54 PM
Yes, I think Bounty Hunting is totally the equivalent of a full time job. Because working on just a few bounty projects takes a lot of time and a lot of labor. Which is more than a full time job. I'm a bounty hunter, I accept it as a full time job.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Ricky on April 30, 2021, 03:53:16 PM
I also think Bounty Hunting is the equivalent of a full time job. I have been a bounty hunter for quite some time. But I can’t give up full time. Because I'm doing a job, as well as spending time in the bounty. This is how my time becomes make-up.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Master107 on May 03, 2021, 05:09:51 PM
I also think Bounty Hunting is the equivalent of a full time job. I have been a bounty hunter for quite some time. But I can’t give up full time. Because I'm doing a job, as well as spending time in the bounty. This is how my time becomes make-up.

You are free to make it full time. It depends to your time preferences. Make sure that you will never sacrifice the family time.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: sacrotic on May 16, 2021, 12:29:24 PM
Bounty program is spend time and energy, besides that there's no guarantee the coin will listing. I'm not try to press developer but that is what we all need, listing meaning have volume and price so as bounty hunter we can continue our life. If developer and bounty hunter can work together I believe both can survive in market and become profession. Full time is possible but of course need calculation and realistic target.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Crypto Banglu on May 20, 2021, 06:44:22 PM
I spend a lot of time working on just a few bounty campaigns. If I want to work on almost all campaigns, I have to spend a lot more time. So I think Bounty Hunting is the equivalent of a full time job. But I’m interested in doing it.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: MVL~$ on February 02, 2024, 04:39:43 PM
Bounty campaign is a task that by doing it regularly you get tokens after a stage when it achieves success. And you don't have to spend any extra dollars to get these tokens. For this you just need to regularly do your work properly. But one of the things that I find very frustrating and painful is that many times the people who run different campaigns scam after a while and steal all the money. I like everything about the bounty campaign except this one.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: kulkhan on February 02, 2024, 08:13:11 PM
No i cannot think Bounty hunting as a full time job. Because Bounty payment is uncertain. If any project were successful then they give us payment otherwise we were deprive from our payment. Even some times we get payment in various token or coin but that's are not listed in any Exchanger. So we can't sell that's token or coin.

Overall earning from Bounty is not certain. It is full uncertain so it shouldn’t count as a profession it is my opinion. Anyone can take Bounty as a part time job or as a side profession.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: vegasus on February 02, 2024, 09:08:20 PM
How can we do bounties as a full time job? How many bounties are you doing at the same time and how many incomes do you gain? Well, this will be a big question for us. Because after all, we need money for daily expenses, for savings, and also of course for investment. If it's a bounty and no one pays, then what will happen to us. We will have no income. What's more, we can't always join bounties that really pay and are valuable, so it would be very risky if we only relied on bounties as a full time job.

Bounty is something that can be done as a side job, the task is not heavy, we only need to spare a few periods and time on the forum, so it doesn't require a lot of time during the day like normal working hours. So, it would be better if it was on the side, and we still have main income or other work activities that we can also rely on if one day the bounty doesn't go well. but once again it will also depend on our activities and needs and how we can carry out these activities as a full time job or just a side job.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: debra on February 02, 2024, 09:26:49 PM
Bounty campaign is a task that by doing it regularly you get tokens after a stage when it achieves success. And you don't have to spend any extra dollars to get these tokens. For this you just need to regularly do your work properly. But one of the things that I find very frustrating and painful is that many times the people who run different campaigns scam after a while and steal all the money. I like everything about the bounty campaign except this one.
It is true that you will get tokens as the payment if you do the bounty tasks in the right way. However, having the tokens doesn't always mean to earn money because many of them have no values in the market. Besides scams, many of the projects failed to develop due to many reasons. When the projects failed, the tokens will be removed from the exchanges or failed to list on the exchanges. So, there is no way to earn money from the tokens. Even worse, in some cases, the bounty managers or the teams of the projects never send the tokens.

Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: jeraldskie11 on February 03, 2024, 05:58:46 AM
What exactly is the definition of a full-time job? In my country, a full-time job entails working for eight hours per day. Working fewer than 8 hours per day is considered part-time.
 
Bounty hunting is a job, and some individuals consider it a business. So, if you spend 8 hours every day in Bounties, you believe yourself to be working full-time. These days, I would not recommend working full-time in bounty hunting because many projects fail for various reasons, and you cannot be certain that the prizes you obtain are valuable. Aside from that, it takes a month or more to obtain the prize, so if you spend all of your time bounty hunting, you will be unable to meet your basic needs.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Juwel15 on February 03, 2024, 07:26:29 AM
At one time it was possible to earn a lot of money, but now it is not like that, now it is not full time, it has become part time.  But it can be assumed that the way the market is getting fixed, if there is a good amount of income, it will start to translate and it does not seem that anything can be done about it in the future.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: LogitechMouse on February 03, 2024, 05:11:16 PM
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Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
A full-time job means you will work at least 40 hours per week.

I don't know if you can spend 40 hours per week doing bounty hunting. First, it only takes a few minutes to share a post of the project in Meta and retweet their post in X. Second, if you joined their signature campaign, it only takes a few hours to at least reach the daily quota. Well unless you joined into multiple projects then I guess, I still don't see any way for you to spend 40 hours a week in bounty hunting.

Another one is that, there's a point where you can earn way more than your standard 9-5 job, and that's during the 2017 ICO hype. Nowadays, that's almost impossible anymore. Overall, bounty hunting as a full-time job just isn't worth it at all. The money that you can get isn't worth compared to the time you spent advertising the project, and also take note the chances of you getting money thru it because there are many projects that might pay those bounty hunters, but the tokenmight not end up having any price at all.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Z-tight on February 03, 2024, 06:36:20 PM
It is going to be stupid to take bounty hunting as your full time job, there were times when bounty hunting was profitable, but even then i don't think it is something someone should take as their full time job. Many projects would not pay you after you work for them, while so many of them would make an exit scam, you are not sure of earning anything in a long time if you take bounty hunting as your full time job; so how are you going to eat or buy basic needs.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Aanuoluwatofunmi on February 03, 2024, 10:54:48 PM
What do you think about bounty hunting the way people are rushing into bounty hunting campaign make to ask weather is a full time job.

How many bounties are you seing that are available for the people to use or take advantage of, also for the available ones, they have their own conditions which we must create time to see that we go through and understand what's ahead, going by their rules is as important as staying with them, many feels that bounties are the easiest ways they could have earnings through cryptocurrencies.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Stompix on February 03, 2024, 11:00:35 PM
Do you guys realize that this is a topic from 2018, that was bumped from the dead with an useless post and the only meaningful discussion on it happened in 2021?

Bounty is done for, the question shouldn't even be asked anymore, you might get a few $ worth of coins by doing something in your spare time but neither bounty nor signature campaign nor anything else should ever be considered a full time job.
Tomorrow we could enter another bear season and all the earnings would be down the drain, forums could close, advertisers could go bankrupt, depending o such a thing for your daily needs is a risk not worth taking!
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: DabsPoorVersion on February 04, 2024, 07:46:22 AM
Bounty is done for, the question shouldn't even be asked anymore, you might get a few $ worth of coins by doing something in your spare time but neither bounty nor signature campaign nor anything else should ever be considered a full time job.
Tomorrow we could enter another bear season and all the earnings would be down the drain, forums could close, advertisers could go bankrupt, depending o such a thing for your daily needs is a risk not worth taking!
Indeed, it is worth reminding ourselves that bounty hunting cannot be considered a full-time profession. This fact is evident when we review previous posts, as they all have the same answer. Although bounty hunting was popular a few years ago, there are only a few legit bounty campaigns that pay their participants nowadays. The same goes for signature campaigns, we cannot treat it as a full-time job since there's always an end to every campaign. Therefore, it is essential to have a stable job for a sustainable livelihood.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Litzki1990 on February 04, 2024, 05:05:52 PM
There are many users who are currently doing bounty hunting. Going into the bounty spreadsheets shows how many people are dependent on this bounty. Those who do bounty are probably satisfied with the payment of bounty which is why they do bounty regularly. It is natural for those who are bounty hunters to pay attention to different bounty campaigns if they are satisfied with the payment of their bounty projects. But there is nothing to consider bounty hunting as a full-time job because bounty hunting does not require full-time work, so a hunter can focus on other work or do other work after finishing the bounty work at a certain time. Bounty hunting can be an alternative source of income for hunters.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Stompix on February 04, 2024, 05:21:24 PM
There are many users who are currently doing bounty hunting. Going into the bounty spreadsheets shows how many people are dependent on this bounty.

Many? Doubt it! https://www.altcoinstalks.com/index.php?board=22.0
Seems like a desert to me!

And if you go to BTT you will see that most bounties get the same participants and only a tiny fraction of them have over a hundred or so campaigners. Now exclude the usual multiaccoutns from it, the usual added extra accounts which with the team or the managers fudge the numbers to make it look like he's doing his job while cashing in, and you will see that the industry is dead!

The thing is on it's last legs and it's mainly powered by bots now. I doubt even 10% of those are real individuals behind those accounts.

Indeed, it is worth reminding ourselves that bounty hunting cannot be considered a full-time profession. ~ Although bounty hunting was popular a few years ago, there are only a few legit bounty campaigns that pay their participants nowadays.

Even during that time you simply couldn't consider it a full time job in most of the world.
Yeah it worked for poor countries where income is everything, but from the others perspective is a job where you have no holiday, you have no health insurance, you have nothing going in you retirement fund, so making $1000 from flipping burgers or $1000 from typing links all day and I would have chosen the burgers.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: robelneo on February 09, 2024, 06:56:23 PM
There are many users who are currently doing bounty hunting. Going into the bounty spreadsheets shows how many people are dependent on this bounty. Those who do bounty are probably satisfied with the payment of bounty which is why they do bounty regularly.
The number is just a fraction of the numbers during the heyday of ICO bounty hunting, many have given up on bounty hunting because it is a waste of time, either the platform they are promoting is not getting funded or they scam the bounty hunters or the token is a scam from the very start

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It is natural for those who are bounty hunters to pay attention to different bounty campaigns if they are satisfied with the payment of their bounty projects. But there is nothing to consider bounty hunting as a full-time job because bounty hunting does not require full-time work, so a hunter can focus on other work or do other work after finishing the bounty work at a certain time. Bounty hunting can be an alternative source of income for hunters.
Many of these are bots and you cannot take it as your main job because if you take it as a full-time job, you're going to get starve waiting for the token you receive to gain value, I have a friend who is into bounty hunting and out of 20 bounty projects he participated in, only two become profitable all the others are just shitcoin.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on February 09, 2024, 09:28:44 PM
What do you think about bounty hunting the way people are rushing into bounty hunting campaign make to ask weather is a full time job.

Do not handle crypto bounty hunting as a real job else you will be left on the sun after you have put all your hope on the payment you are expecting for the activities you did and project decides to pay you it's native token which can stay for more than 5 months before it can get listed on an exchange. If it's really necessary, people should just handle bounty hunting as a side hustle while you get your self a real job with a consistent daily, weekly or monthly salary.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Bitcoin_people on February 12, 2024, 01:38:40 PM
What do you think about bounty hunting the way people are rushing into bounty hunting campaign make to ask weather is a full time job.
Project work is good but in this many project work users don't get much money rather they work but don't get the result of their hard work. People are currently very interested in campaigns but all the projects that are being launched now are mostly turning out to be scams. And at present the hunters are not getting paid for working in the projects due to which their current condition is very bad. But at one time people got very good profit in the works anyway maybe in future these projects can be good and there are some projects which pay more money to the users. Working on projects will definitely earn good money at some point so sticking with it for a long time is a good way.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: DabsPoorVersion on February 12, 2024, 09:37:30 PM
Indeed, it is worth reminding ourselves that bounty hunting cannot be considered a full-time profession. ~ Although bounty hunting was popular a few years ago, there are only a few legit bounty campaigns that pay their participants nowadays.

Even during that time you simply couldn't consider it a full time job in most of the world.
Yeah it worked for poor countries where income is everything, but from the others perspective is a job where you have no holiday, you have no health insurance, you have nothing going in you retirement fund, so making $1000 from flipping burgers or $1000 from typing links all day and I would have chosen the burgers.
I do agree. We need to realize that bounty hunting should not be considered as a full-time job. Indeed, anyone can earn. However, it's not something we can call a stable source of income. It's better to have a stable job that can support our needs and our families. Some people do not realize that the trend in cryptocurrency changed, it's not something that last longer. We must be aware of this and do not rely on it as a long-term solution.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: electronicash on February 12, 2024, 10:14:58 PM
there could be someone doing signature campaigns as full time job. many users are buying accounts back in 2018 and users are selling them. if one person can manage at least 5 accounts that pays 70$ each thats more than enough to live.

i remember there was a thread in the other forum where he was asking where he could live comfortably with just signature campaigns, that guy must have been investing so much accounts in order to make a living.
 i think users can still buy high rank for $250. this would make you think of doing the same. :)
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Thyplaymaker on February 15, 2024, 01:13:20 AM
Doing bounty  time as side hustle is preferable. Though the money might be free and all that you just have to do some task I get paid but still some are also being use in scam project either you do the task and the coin they use I. Paying  endup having no value. So is better to have other sources and also use bounty to back things up
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Litzki1990 on February 15, 2024, 03:01:02 AM
there could be someone doing signature campaigns as full time job. many users are buying accounts back in 2018 and users are selling them. if one person can manage at least 5 accounts that pays 70$ each thats more than enough to live.

i remember there was a thread in the other forum where he was asking where he could live comfortably with just signature campaigns, that guy must have been investing so much accounts in order to make a living.
 i think users can still buy high rank for $250. this would make you think of doing the same. :)
If OP is satisfied with payment of bounty hunting then he can take up bounty hunting as full time profession. But if I were asked the same question I would say it is never enough to choose the wrong time career. As many people think about bounty hunting, it is clear that those who do bounty hunting get paid very little. Many have mentioned the amount of their payouts, $30 to $50 per month they get paid from bounty hunting. This monthly payment is not enough to sustain life. But the interesting thing is that sometimes some projects pay big and those big payments make hunters interested in bounty hunting all the time.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: DabsPoorVersion on February 15, 2024, 07:46:03 AM
there could be someone doing signature campaigns as full time job. many users are buying accounts back in 2018 and users are selling them. if one person can manage at least 5 accounts that pays 70$ each thats more than enough to live.

i remember there was a thread in the other forum where he was asking where he could live comfortably with just signature campaigns, that guy must have been investing so much accounts in order to make a living.
 i think users can still buy high rank for $250. this would make you think of doing the same. :)
If OP is satisfied with payment of bounty hunting then he can take up bounty hunting as full time profession. But if I were asked the same question I would say it is never enough to choose the wrong time career. As many people think about bounty hunting, it is clear that those who do bounty hunting get paid very little. Many have mentioned the amount of their payouts, $30 to $50 per month they get paid from bounty hunting. This monthly payment is not enough to sustain life. But the interesting thing is that sometimes some projects pay big and those big payments make hunters interested in bounty hunting all the time.
The question was asked last 2018, which was more than 5 years and during that time bounty hunting pays a lot more than having a regular job. Some even made hundreds of thousands if they happened to participate in a large bounty campaign. But yes, it is not the correct path to choose for everyone. They can participate in bounty hunting as an additional source of income, while they have a full-time job to provide for their daily needs. Unlike in bounty hunting, it is not a regular paying job just like nowadays, only a few bounty campaigns are paying.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Learn Bitcoin on February 15, 2024, 12:29:37 PM
You could take Bounty as a full-time job only if you have a dedicated community that will hear whatever you say. I mean, if you are an anykind of influencer and there are some followers who will follow you, you may take it as a full time job. I have seen some influencers make tons of money from airdrops they participate because their followers join those campaigns through their affiliate links.

But, If you are just an average person like me, you shouldn't take bounty as full time job. Because most of them do not pay enough compared to the time you spend on those projects.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Tribalchief on February 15, 2024, 12:46:59 PM
No i cannot think Bounty hunting as a full time job. Because Bounty payment is uncertain. If any project were successful then they give us payment otherwise we were deprive from our payment. Even some times we get payment in various token or coin but that's are not listed in any Exchanger. So we can't sell that's token or coin.

Overall earning from Bounty is not certain. It is full uncertain so it shouldn’t count as a profession it is my opinion. Anyone can take Bounty as a part time job or as a side profession.
This is were scam projects comes in. Still don't know how people make bounty hunting their first choice when project rewards are 50/50. Even if project managers choose not to pay, there are no authority to make complain to.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: kulkhan on February 15, 2024, 01:05:12 PM
No i cannot think Bounty hunting as a full time job. Because Bounty payment is uncertain. If any project were successful then they give us payment otherwise we were deprive from our payment. Even some times we get payment in various token or coin but that's are not listed in any Exchanger. So we can't sell that's token or coin.

Overall earning from Bounty is not certain. It is full uncertain so it shouldn’t count as a profession it is my opinion. Anyone can take Bounty as a part time job or as a side profession.
This is were scam projects comes in. Still don't know how people make bounty hunting their first choice when project rewards are 50/50. Even if project managers choose not to pay, there are no authority to make complain to.
Yes i am agree with you huge scam project are coming. Bounty has now lost its acceptance. I also think no 50/50. I think now a days 80%-90% bounty are scam. So it is quite impossible to count bounty as a full time job.

Even most of Bounty manager are fake. New new managers are managing bounty and they only ensuring his payment not hunters payment. So most Bounty hunters can't trust it. So i think it should be side job or part time job not full time.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: DAMKAR on February 16, 2024, 07:55:35 PM

Yes i am agree with you huge scam project are coming. Bounty has now lost its acceptance. I also think no 50/50. I think now a days 80%-90% bounty are scam. So it is quite impossible to count bounty as a full time job.

Even most of Bounty manager are fake. New new managers are managing bounty and they only ensuring his payment not hunters payment. So most Bounty hunters can't trust it. So i think it should be side job or part time job not full time.


I think we should be choose reputable bounty manager, because of the many bounties are scam. As I join this time, Julerz12 is a reputable BM with a paid signature campaign BTC Weekly. It's worth. If another bounty, not paid BTC or Top Coins I doubt. I see many BTC paid projects here, follow the project project.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Aanuoluwatofunmi on February 16, 2024, 08:15:37 PM
Its very important fir us to always look into the bounty campaign rules and requirement before opting in for any, this will tell if we can have time in fulfilling their weekly requirement by meeting up after, all these bounties have a way of taking our time, but we we calculate on how busy or not we can appear while being with any, we can know how to readjust for us to be able to meet up.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on February 20, 2024, 08:42:46 PM
there could be someone doing signature campaigns as full time job. many users are buying accounts back in 2018 and users are selling them. if one person can manage at least 5 accounts that pays 70$ each thats more than enough to live.

i remember there was a thread in the other forum where he was asking where he could live comfortably with just signature campaigns, that guy must have been investing so much accounts in order to make a living.
 i think users can still buy high rank for $250. this would make you think of doing the same. :)

Yes, I have come across different threads where  some member offer to sell account but it I think it's unethical to buy accounts and it can also be very hectic to be able to properly manage more that one account. If for example you have 5 accounts, just imagine that you have to make 30 post per week on each of those accounts, that's 150 post in a week, wow, I smell shit post and spamming in such cases.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Rubel007 on February 20, 2024, 11:56:15 PM
there could be someone doing signature campaigns as full time job. many users are buying accounts back in 2018 and users are selling them. if one person can manage at least 5 accounts that pays 70$ each thats more than enough to live.

i remember there was a thread in the other forum where he was asking where he could live comfortably with just signature campaigns, that guy must have been investing so much accounts in order to make a living.
 i think users can still buy high rank for $250. this would make you think of doing the same. :)
If OP is satisfied with payment of bounty hunting then he can take up bounty hunting as full time profession. But if I were asked the same question I would say it is never enough to choose the wrong time career. As many people think about bounty hunting, it is clear that those who do bounty hunting get paid very little. Many have mentioned the amount of their payouts, $30 to $50 per month they get paid from bounty hunting. This monthly payment is not enough to sustain life. But the interesting thing is that sometimes some projects pay big and those big payments make hunters interested in bounty hunting all the time.
Many who have spent time in bounty hunting before 2021 or who have relied on it full time have been profitable but not all have done well. It's true that all the current projects don't spend on bounties, so hunters can't survive. The trends of these jobs are changing so not everyone will get a suitable review in this platform. Moreover, it is a precarious job where a hunter can never be sure of payment for their work. I will never support any such work as a profession. Although there may be many who can reap great rewards here. But I don't support it as a profession.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: MrSpasybo on February 21, 2024, 01:43:21 AM
Many who have spent time in bounty hunting before 2021 or who have relied on it full time have been profitable but not all have done well. It's true that all the current projects don't spend on bounties, so hunters can't survive. The trends of these jobs are changing so not everyone will get a suitable review in this platform. Moreover, it is a precarious job where a hunter can never be sure of payment for their work. I will never support any such work as a profession. Although there may be many who can reap great rewards here. But I don't support it as a profession.
Bounty campaigns are still one of the popular ways for newcomers to join and earn their first tokens, but increasingly we have problems with payouts and reward values. Sometimes the reward is not worth the effort hunters have put in over the weeks, mainly due to price drops of worthless tokens, or worse, the project does not want to pay hunters rewards. Therefore, choosing projects and bounty managers is very important so that hunters do not waste time and effort.

Currently many bounty hunters have switched to being airdrop/retroactive hunters full time and this new direction seems to have more potential because new projects are carefully evaluated and have extremely large rewards. Usually these projects do not have a bounty campaign, they often require participants to interact with the platform to test and get a worthy reward. I think bounty hunters should try retroactive.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: bayu7adi on February 21, 2024, 10:17:50 AM
Between 2016 and 2018, bounty hunting could rake in a lot of cash, even turning it into a full-time gig could make one even richer. But by 2019, the bounty scene soured as more folks jumped in, pulling shady moves. This might've also cooled off investor interest in ICOs.

Nowadays, making a living solely from bounty hunting is a tad tougher. Loads of projects don't pay off at all. Out of a thousand bounties, maybe just one hits the jackpot. Luck plays a big role here.

So, my advice for now is to treat bounty hunting as a side hustle.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Gladitorcomeback on February 21, 2024, 11:59:19 AM
Between 2016 and 2018, bounty hunting could rake in a lot of cash, even turning it into a full-time gig could make one even richer. But by 2019, the bounty scene soured as more folks jumped in, pulling shady moves. This might've also cooled off investor interest in ICOs.

Nowadays, making a living solely from bounty hunting is a tad tougher. Loads of projects don't pay off at all. Out of a thousand bounties, maybe just one hits the jackpot. Luck plays a big role here.

So, my advice for now is to treat bounty hunting as a side hustle.

Yeah absolutely, I joined Bitcointalk forum by watching videos from Youtubers who gives live payment proof from bounty earning. Payment was too good before 2021 , I remembered that one of my friend made 2000$ in just one month from bounties. Now all bounties group calmed down and manager loves to manage signature compaign paying in btc or stable coin instead if their own coins. 

Bounty or any short time earning cannot be taken as a full time job. We have to search for skill based permanent jobs and in the mean time bounty/airdrop/signature earning will help us financially to  cover our home expensives.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Learn Bitcoin on February 21, 2024, 12:08:17 PM
Bounty or any short time earning cannot be taken as a full time job. We have to search for skill based permanent jobs and in the mean time bounty/airdrop/signature earning will help us financially to  cover our home expensives.

As you may know, the airdrop craze has started again with the BRC-20 craze. People started to work again on airdrops. I do not believe the projects that come on a forum and ask participants to shill for their projects. I believe that real projects do not need shilling. They will do their own marketing with reputed platforms like google ads and another advertising network.

Some project works with social media influencers and most of those projects are real. I got payment from a project lately and I got paid from that. Unfortunately, the time we spend on working on those airdrops does not worth it.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: taufik123 on February 22, 2024, 09:42:16 PM
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Some project works with social media influencers and most of those projects are real. I got payment from a project lately and I got paid from that. Unfortunately, the time we spend on working on those airdrops does not worth it.
There are even more airdrops that can be worked on right now.
Although some Influencers sponsor such airdrops there is no guarantee the project is real and pays, there are some that are lost and do not get any payment.

Now many projects are doing tesnet and incentivizing early adopters, and they get tokens that are worth it at a pretty good price.

When the time to work on the airdrop is quite a lot, it should be worth the results obtained.
Do what you can and as much as you can and don't force yourself to do all the airdrops.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Learn Bitcoin on February 23, 2024, 04:14:12 PM
Now many projects are doing tesnet and incentivizing early adopters, and they get tokens that are worth it at a pretty good price.

When the time to work on the airdrop is quite a lot, it should be worth the results obtained.
Do what you can and as much as you can and don't force yourself to do all the airdrops.

Usually, I do not participate in airdrops until I see the potential. When you see a lot of influencers talking about a project and you see some advertisement on various media, that's mean the project has a goal and they are investing in advertising as well. A scam project won't spend that much money on advertising.

The recent good project was Farcana. There was some ads here and there and lastly, they paid out to their aidrop participants. As I said, I do not participate if I do not see any potential. I follow a youtube. Usually he do not share useless airdops.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: philipma1957 on February 24, 2024, 04:01:08 PM
What do you think about bounty hunting the way people are rushing into bounty hunting campaign make to ask weather is a full time job.

It could be for poor people in poor countries.  If you do a campaign here on altcointalk and also on bitcointalk you may make over 200-300 usd a week. That is good money for poor people in poor countries.  But it would take about 2-3 hours a day to do the two campaigns.  Now I consider a signature campaign as bounty hunting. There are other bounties to hunt. Air drops and the like. I suppose you could get more that way. I still think time wise you will work under 4 hours a day.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Z-tight on February 24, 2024, 09:52:54 PM
Doing bounty  time as side hustle is preferable. Though the money might be free and all that you just have to do some task I get paid but still some are also being use in scam project either you do the task and the coin they use I. Paying  endup having no value. So is better to have other sources and also use bounty to back things up
If you earn money from bounty hunting, take note that it is not free money because you 'invest' your time into carrying out the tasks you are given, if it was free you would do absolutely nothing before you earn from it. However, there are so many scam bounty projects and there is every chance that you would waste your time on projects that would not pay you after wasting your time, so it is not recommended to take bounty hunting as full time job.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: BitMaxz on February 24, 2024, 10:02:27 PM
Earning from bounty hunting as a full-time job is not enough for the cost of living if you have a family maybe like Philipma said in the poor country it would be enough.
However, bounty hunting should be not your full-time job make it a side job instead because in my case I can't sustain my cost of living with my family unless I have other jobs or if I live by myself.

If I were you do bounty hunting to hold coins and invest some of your salary from your full-time job to buy some coins I'm sure after a year you should be able to buy your own house and start your own business.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: taufik123 on February 24, 2024, 11:32:38 PM
Usually, I do not participate in airdrops until I see the potential. When you see a lot of influencers talking about a project and you see some advertisement on various media, that's mean the project has a goal and they are investing in advertising as well. A scam project won't spend that much money on advertising.

The recent good project was Farcana. There was some ads here and there and lastly, they paid out to their aidrop participants. As I said, I do not participate if I do not see any potential. I follow a youtube. Usually he do not share useless airdops.
You are wrong about that, Scam projects even make good use of advertising.
They have a considerable amount of money to pay for advertising, pay well-known influencers and even create Twitter accounts with yellow ticks affiliated with big companies.
But in fact, there are some that I found that were just scam projects and would simply be abandoned or never pay the airdrop hunters.

And you said about the Farcana project, it is indeed a good project and there are many advertisements everywhere.
A pretty good game project with good graphic, but you need to know they only give a small allocation for airdrops and pay very little for the people who work on airdrops.
I also worked on it and only got about 100 tokens, and the price was not worth the task.
The price is now only $0.091, and it's only about $10, LOL

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Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: tech30338 on February 25, 2024, 05:12:28 AM
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there are some that I found that were just scam projects and would simply be abandoned or never pay the airdrop hunters.
This is true some projects are just using hunters to spread news about their projects but sometimes they trick them and won't give them any or sometimes won't give what have agreed before
Regarding if bounty hunting is full time job, i would say its not unless you really don't have other things to do, bounting hunting only need few hours but if you really are into it, that might be another case.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Litzki1990 on February 25, 2024, 06:01:22 AM
there could be someone doing signature campaigns as full time job. many users are buying accounts back in 2018 and users are selling them. if one person can manage at least 5 accounts that pays 70$ each thats more than enough to live.

i remember there was a thread in the other forum where he was asking where he could live comfortably with just signature campaigns, that guy must have been investing so much accounts in order to make a living.
 i think users can still buy high rank for $250. this would make you think of doing the same. :)
If OP is satisfied with payment of bounty hunting then he can take up bounty hunting as full time profession. But if I were asked the same question I would say it is never enough to choose the wrong time career. As many people think about bounty hunting, it is clear that those who do bounty hunting get paid very little. Many have mentioned the amount of their payouts, $30 to $50 per month they get paid from bounty hunting. This monthly payment is not enough to sustain life. But the interesting thing is that sometimes some projects pay big and those big payments make hunters interested in bounty hunting all the time.
The question was asked last 2018, which was more than 5 years and during that time bounty hunting pays a lot more than having a regular job. Some even made hundreds of thousands if they happened to participate in a large bounty campaign. But yes, it is not the correct path to choose for everyone. They can participate in bounty hunting as an additional source of income, while they have a full-time job to provide for their daily needs. Unlike in bounty hunting, it is not a regular paying job just like nowadays, only a few bounty campaigns are paying.
Even though this question was asked five years ago, it is still a question in the minds of many whether they can choose bowling as a full-time career. If the bounty hunting was closed, we might not reply here but since the bounty hunting is ongoing and new hunters are constantly hunting the bounty, such a reply will definitely be useful for them. New hunters often have such questions in their minds but most of the time they can't express their thoughts. If they can get answers to their mind questions without expressing their feelings then it will definitely be a helpful thing for them and that is what I have tried to convey in my previous post.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: philipma1957 on February 25, 2024, 06:20:09 AM
Earning from bounty hunting as a full-time job is not enough for the cost of living if you have a family maybe like Philipma said in the poor country it would be enough.
However, bounty hunting should be not your full-time job make it a side job instead because in my case I can't sustain my cost of living with my family unless I have other jobs or if I live by myself.

If I were you do bounty hunting to hold coins and invest some of your salary from your full-time job to buy some coins I'm sure after a year you should be able to buy your own house and start your own business.

YEAH it is nice for me but no where close to what I need monthly.

I will earn under 11,000 from my signatures at altcoinstalks.com and bitcointalk.org.

I NEED over 50,000 more per year.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: DAMKAR on February 25, 2024, 07:37:11 AM

Even though this question was asked five years ago, it is still a question in the minds of many whether they can choose bowling as a full-time career. If the bounty hunting was closed, we might not reply here but since the bounty hunting is ongoing and new hunters are constantly hunting the bounty, such a reply will definitely be useful for them. New hunters often have such questions in their minds but most of the time they can't express their thoughts. If they can get answers to their mind questions without expressing their feelings then it will definitely be a helpful thing for them and that is what I have tried to convey in my previous post.

I never thought of bounty hunting in a full time job, because we know not all bounties are valuable, most of them are worthless. If trading in a full time job, I'm all for it. Because we can get results every day
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Learn Bitcoin on February 25, 2024, 01:54:36 PM
You are wrong about that, Scam projects even make good use of advertising.
They have a considerable amount of money to pay for advertising, pay well-known influencers and even create Twitter accounts with yellow ticks affiliated with big companies.
Maybe yes. But, I haven't seen such scam projects that advertise well and spend that much money on advertising. Even if it has, mostly scammers do not want to pay much to promote their scammy shit. The percentage is not too much. But, as you know, there are different kinds of scams. Some of them might pay to promote their shit.

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I also worked on it and only got about 100 tokens, and the price was not worth the task.
The price is now only $0.091, and it's only about $10, LOL
Yeah. I spend a lot of time verifying the Bybit account and testing their game. $9 for all the task I did is nothing. It's just waste of time. But, it's better than scams! There are peoples who are looking for these projects.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: DabsPoorVersion on February 25, 2024, 03:22:52 PM

Even though this question was asked five years ago, it is still a question in the minds of many whether they can choose bowling as a full-time career. If the bounty hunting was closed, we might not reply here but since the bounty hunting is ongoing and new hunters are constantly hunting the bounty, such a reply will definitely be useful for them. New hunters often have such questions in their minds but most of the time they can't express their thoughts. If they can get answers to their mind questions without expressing their feelings then it will definitely be a helpful thing for them and that is what I have tried to convey in my previous post.

I never thought of bounty hunting in a full time job, because we know not all bounties are valuable, most of them are worthless. If trading in a full time job, I'm all for it. Because we can get results every day
Aside from the reason that most of the tokens they distributed as payment to bounty hunters are useless, some of the bounty campaign fail to pay their bounty participants. Some cases, it will take months for the rewards to be distributed, which is sometimes a problem for bounty hunters who rely on this as their full-time job. This can lead to financial problems and make it hard for them to provide for their needs.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: taufik123 on February 25, 2024, 03:44:26 PM
Maybe yes. But, I haven't seen such scam projects that advertise well and spend that much money on advertising. Even if it has, mostly scammers do not want to pay much to promote their scammy shit. The percentage is not too much. But, as you know, there are different kinds of scams. Some of them might pay to promote their shit.
If they earn up to hundreds of thousands of dollars, it seems that it will be worth the advertising that only uses thousands of dollars.
Even they use websites or telegram groups that seem to have a lot of activity, even though they are all just bot accounts that are deliberately embedded in the group.
quite often come across ads of very well-made scam projects, and even they also make quite real launchpads, but in the end only Rug pull.

Yeah. I spend a lot of time verifying the Bybit account and testing their game. $9 for all the task I did is nothing. It's just waste of time. But, it's better than scams! There are peoples who are looking for these projects.
Very waste of time and effort, Even have to download games with a size of about 3GB, LOL.
$10 wasn't enough to pay for the quota I spent on all those tasks.
In fact, I didn't claim it until now.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: bhadz on February 25, 2024, 11:35:58 PM
In my country, I see a lot of people started to get involved in bounty hunting. Not related to bounty hunting in forums but in spotting new projects and joining their tasks and airdrops. That's still the same as bounty hunting and the results this time for me is overwhelming and I see people that have been boasting their profits after they've received the token and sold it on the market. I'm not into them but it's a real thing for many of those fellow countrymen that they're serious with it.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: bayu7adi on February 26, 2024, 10:36:55 AM
In my country, I see a lot of people started to get involved in bounty hunting. Not related to bounty hunting in forums but in spotting new projects and joining their tasks and airdrops. That's still the same as bounty hunting and the results this time for me is overwhelming and I see people that have been boasting their profits after they've received the token and sold it on the market. I'm not into them but it's a real thing for many of those fellow countrymen that they're serious with it.
In my country, there are also many people, and several times I've seen them earn high pay from the projects they join. Some even make up to $1000 in a single project. But it's all luck-based, where we don't know which project has a better chance of making a profit. Only 1% of projects have that potential, so many end up working without pay.

Airdrops are still popular because anyone can participate without initial capital. The earning potential isn't huge, but what they're after is that jackpot moment.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Learn Bitcoin on February 26, 2024, 02:38:53 PM
If they earn up to hundreds of thousands of dollars, it seems that it will be worth the advertising that only uses thousands of dollars. Even they use websites or telegram groups that seem to have a lot of activity, even though they are all just bot accounts that are deliberately embedded in the group. quite often come across ads of very well-made scam projects, and even they also make quite real launchpads, but in the end only Rug pull.
Bounty hunters and Airdrop workers do not really care about the project as long as they get paid for it. But, if you have been in the crypto space for a while, it's kind of understandable which project is legit and which one is just a scam. Most of the time you will guess correctly. But, nothing is guaranteed. I do not work for airdrops until I convince myself.

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Very waste of time and effort, Even have to download games with a size of about 3GB, LOL.
$10 wasn't enough to pay for the quota I spent on all those tasks.
In fact, I didn't claim it until now.
Yeah. I have installed their game, tried it on my device even though it was too laggy, verified an account and did all the other tasks for this $9. Completely waste of time.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: bitbit97 on February 26, 2024, 03:11:19 PM
People should understand that hobby, lottery or random can not be considered as a job. If someone got lucky once and earned thousands from simple tasks in bounty or got lucky to get free airdrop, then it does not mean this will be repeated and this would be frequent. It can only help to build a starting capital for invest or trading. That is it. Dont forget that cryptocurrency always changes. Times of bounties have gone, airdrops are dead, retrodrops is a new trend, but it will be replaced with something else in year or two.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: DabsPoorVersion on February 26, 2024, 11:14:46 PM
People should understand that hobby, lottery or random can not be considered as a job. If someone got lucky once and earned thousands from simple tasks in bounty or got lucky to get free airdrop, then it does not mean this will be repeated and this would be frequent. It can only help to build a starting capital for invest or trading. That is it. Dont forget that cryptocurrency always changes. Times of bounties have gone, airdrops are dead, retrodrops is a new trend, but it will be replaced with something else in year or two.
Which is hard for some other people. Many people try to get into to bounty hunting because of the possibility to earn a decent amount of money. However, the same as what you said, they fail to realize that this is not the same as having a stable job with a stable income. Bounty hunting also have some risks by joining different campaigns and become part of their community and having a hope for success, but the thing is, it also have the high possibility of failure.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Altcoin1998$ on February 27, 2024, 02:44:59 AM
Bounty hunting can never be a full time job as it is never possible to get a regular salary from this bounty hunting. Moreover, there is a guarantee of a regular income in case of full-time job whereas there is no guarantee of regular income from bounty hunting. Yes, but bounty hunting can be used as a means of earning money for unemployed youths who are unable to secure employment. But they can never take it as a full time job but it can be taken as a part time job as a full time job.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: bitbit97 on February 27, 2024, 01:08:47 PM
People should understand that hobby, lottery or random can not be considered as a job. If someone got lucky once and earned thousands from simple tasks in bounty or got lucky to get free airdrop, then it does not mean this will be repeated and this would be frequent. It can only help to build a starting capital for invest or trading. That is it. Dont forget that cryptocurrency always changes. Times of bounties have gone, airdrops are dead, retrodrops is a new trend, but it will be replaced with something else in year or two.
Which is hard for some other people. Many people are attracted to bounty hunting because of the potential to earn a significant amount of money. However, the same as what you said, they fail to recognize that this is not the same as having a stable job with a consistent income. Bounty hunting also involves taking risks by joining various campaigns to become part of a growing community and hoping for success, but there is also the high possibility of failure.

To be honest, I have dropped participating in bounties probably half a year ago. I take part only in campaigns that are managed by reputed managers. Cant say that I am lazy to do my own research (I used to do this when I choose join campaign or not), but now I look if it is managed by reputed manager and join. To bad, such managers are now hard to find and they manage about one or two campaigns a quarter. Times of bounty campaigns have gone. I can barely a new campaign today, while in past they were one or two new each few days. Since this topic was originally created in 2018, we might make conclusion that it was a right decision not to consider bounties as full time jobs and quit regular jobs.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Vx1 on February 27, 2024, 05:57:23 PM
What do you think about bounty hunting the way people are rushing into bounty hunting campaign make to ask weather is a full time job.
Many people enter this forum because they want to join a bounty campaign where they say they can get money easily, but in reality it is not as easy as people imagine. 
Currently, bounties are not feasible, because many bounties pay their participants small amounts. And this is only a part-time job, don't make bounty hunting a full-time job.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: bayu7adi on February 27, 2024, 09:09:16 PM
Bounty hunting can never be a full time job as it is never possible to get a regular salary from this bounty hunting. Moreover, there is a guarantee of a regular income in case of full-time job whereas there is no guarantee of regular income from bounty hunting. Yes, but bounty hunting can be used as a means of earning money for unemployed youths who are unable to secure employment. But they can never take it as a full time job but it can be taken as a part time job as a full time job.
As long as it produces results and can help us survive, I think it is still a choice that cannot be underestimated. Maybe for some people bounty hunter activities are very random and depend on luck, but we can also realize that there are still signature campaigns that can provide regular payments and maybe there is someone who depends on this signature income.

I myself prefer to select some of these jobs, namely which jobs can support my life, and which jobs cannot be maximized. That way I will just have more efficient work. Even though it's from bounty hunting, as long as I get a good position or get special privileges, that's a very good profit, right?
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: DabsPoorVersion on February 27, 2024, 10:43:51 PM
People should understand that hobby, lottery or random can not be considered as a job. If someone got lucky once and earned thousands from simple tasks in bounty or got lucky to get free airdrop, then it does not mean this will be repeated and this would be frequent. It can only help to build a starting capital for invest or trading. That is it. Dont forget that cryptocurrency always changes. Times of bounties have gone, airdrops are dead, retrodrops is a new trend, but it will be replaced with something else in year or two.
Which is hard for some other people. Many people are attracted to bounty hunting because of the potential to earn a significant amount of money. However, the same as what you said, they fail to recognize that this is not the same as having a stable job with a consistent income. Bounty hunting also involves taking risks by joining various campaigns to become part of a growing community and hoping for success, but there is also the high possibility of failure.

To be honest, I have dropped participating in bounties probably half a year ago. I take part only in campaigns that are managed by reputed managers. Cant say that I am lazy to do my own research (I used to do this when I choose join campaign or not), but now I look if it is managed by reputed manager and join. To bad, such managers are now hard to find and they manage about one or two campaigns a quarter. Times of bounty campaigns have gone. I can barely a new campaign today, while in past they were one or two new each few days. Since this topic was originally created in 2018, we might make conclusion that it was a right decision not to consider bounties as full time jobs and quit regular jobs.
I completely agree. Consider those individuals who rely on bounty campaigns as their main source of income. After legitimate bounty campaigns disappear, they may be left without a job. Therefore, it is crucial to recognize that these campaigns are not a reliable form of full-time employment. They are often temporary and not always paying. Additionally, many of them turn out to be fraudulent.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: bitbit97 on February 28, 2024, 01:37:53 PM
In addition, people confuse meaning of the words full time job, freelance, part time, occasionally. Little success does not mean overall victory. During my bounty career I havent faced a moment, when I have received bounty rewards regularly or on time. Since there is no contract between hunter and a project, there is no confidence that the project is going to pay. I dont know every bounty hunters financial situation, but for me stability payment is better than amount of payment. Bounty, airdrops, even cryptocurrency in some ways are a lottery, a game of luck.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Gladitorcomeback on February 28, 2024, 09:08:51 PM
People should understand that hobby, lottery or random can not be considered as a job. If someone got lucky once and earned thousands from simple tasks in bounty or got lucky to get free airdrop, then it does not mean this will be repeated and this would be frequent. It can only help to build a starting capital for invest or trading. That is it. Dont forget that cryptocurrency always changes. Times of bounties have gone, airdrops are dead, retrodrops is a new trend, but it will be replaced with something else in year or two.

It's true, however, I've seen a lot of people in the past who used to do full-time bounty hunting in the Bitcointalk forum. They would spend all day doing bounty hunting, they would join several campaigns at once, do all the tasks required, and then get a bunch of tokens at the end of each campaign. Some of these tokens might give them good money but that used to be the case in old times I believe, you will barely get any money from bounties these days.
So I don't think that a person can earn a living by just hunting bounties, no matter how much they work on them, they will eventually get tired.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: bitbit97 on February 29, 2024, 10:59:21 AM
People should understand that hobby, lottery or random can not be considered as a job. If someone got lucky once and earned thousands from simple tasks in bounty or got lucky to get free airdrop, then it does not mean this will be repeated and this would be frequent. It can only help to build a starting capital for invest or trading. That is it. Dont forget that cryptocurrency always changes. Times of bounties have gone, airdrops are dead, retrodrops is a new trend, but it will be replaced with something else in year or two.

It's true, however, I've seen a lot of people in the past who used to do full-time bounty hunting in the Bitcointalk forum. They would spend all day doing bounty hunting, they would join several campaigns at once, do all the tasks required, and then get a bunch of tokens at the end of each campaign. Some of these tokens might give them good money but that used to be the case in old times I believe, you will barely get any money from bounties these days.
So I don't think that a person can earn a living by just hunting bounties, no matter how much they work on them, they will eventually get tired.

What is the point of doing full-time bounty hunting, if it bring either zero, or little reward? I can spend whole day painting or doing coloring book, but that does not make me a painter, nor I cant earn with that. In the past, those who had bots or so called bounty farms, or managed to cheat - those people were the one who earned well. All others only got consolation prizes from bounties. And even those who had farms, what they were doing hardly can be called a job. Better say a hobby that brings money sometimes.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: taufik123 on February 29, 2024, 08:09:23 PM
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Yeah. I have installed their game, tried it on my device even though it was too laggy, verified an account and did all the other tasks for this $9. Completely waste of time.
There are more similar airdrops saying that their project is the best for some kind of game.
I actually wasn't very interested at first, but it wouldn't hurt to have to try and hope for a big reward.
But in the end it will only be rubbish and useless.

Unlike the MAVIA Project which provides airdrop hunters with a fairly large reward.
On average, every user who installs and plays the game earns 12.5 MAVIA, about $100 more when referring to the current price,
which is up to $10/$MAVIA.

Of course, it's more worth it and good enough for airdrop hunters with rewards that make everyone happy.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Learn Bitcoin on March 01, 2024, 03:47:53 PM
Unlike the MAVIA Project which provides airdrop hunters with a fairly large reward.
On average, every user who installs and plays the game earns 12.5 MAVIA, about $100 more when referring to the current price,
which is up to $10/$MAVIA.

Of course, it's more worth it and good enough for airdrop hunters with rewards that make everyone happy.

Unfortunately, I haven't paid attention to these airdrops. One of my local friends got 40 MAVIA tokens on Bybit from the airdrop which is around $250. I did not join that airdrop and I missed it. I don't know about any other on-going airdrops. Do you mind sharing your reff link via private message? You will get a reff if I like the project  ;)

Do you follow any Telegram channel or any influencers to follow legit airdrops? Unfortunately, I do not want to waste my time on working for a useless projects that does not pay or pay a very little like Farcana did.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Litzki1990 on March 02, 2024, 02:24:36 PM
Bounty hunting can never be a full time job as it is never possible to get a regular salary from this bounty hunting. Moreover, there is a guarantee of a regular income in case of full-time job whereas there is no guarantee of regular income from bounty hunting. Yes, but bounty hunting can be used as a means of earning money for unemployed youths who are unable to secure employment. But they can never take it as a full time job but it can be taken as a part time job as a full time job.
I think there is no reason to take up bounty hunting as a full time career. Bounty hunting does not require a hunter to work for hours and hours rather he can do this work easily by engaging in any other work. Why would a bounty hunter depend only on bounty hunting where a hunter can easily finish his job and then do his bounty hunting job well. One should try to do enough work without being lazy and besides doing enough work if desired a person can do bounty hunting so that he will get salary like doing other work and also have a chance to get paid by bounty hunting.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Aanuoluwatofunmi on March 02, 2024, 06:04:02 PM
Its not a take in for me as long as there's no reliability in some of these bounties, people are just running after them because they feels its an easiest way to freely make earning in cryptocurrency, so we shouldn't take it as a full time job, instead we should learn about other means that could source finances to us which have guarantee on earning payments and no as we put all hopes on bounties for survival.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: taufik123 on March 02, 2024, 10:31:44 PM
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Do you follow any Telegram channel or any influencers to follow legit airdrops? Unfortunately, I do not want to waste my time on working for a useless projects that does not pay or pay a very little like Farcana did.
There are many telegram channels that you can follow, but I follow some telegram channels that provide the latest airdrop info and have many members.

You can follow
https://t.me/airdropfind
https://t.me/AirdropO
It's a fairly trusted channel with many active members
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Learn Bitcoin on March 04, 2024, 03:59:20 PM
There are many telegram channels that you can follow, but I follow some telegram channels that provide the latest airdrop info and have many members.

You can follow
https://t.me/airdropfind
https://t.me/AirdropO
It's a fairly trusted channel with many active members

Thanks for the link. Recently, I joined a group as well, and here is the link if you are interested to know https://t.me/IncomeTipss24

Have you heard about districton airdrop that is started a few days ago? I tried to join that airdrop. I needed ETH on Blast chain and I tried bridge some ETH with owlto finance and heck, my swap was stopped due to network congestion and they do not have a live chat support. My ETH is stuck and I guess I have been scammed by owlto finance.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Mr. Allcrypto on March 10, 2024, 04:18:35 PM
It depends on how you want it, you can do it as part time or full time job. Most people earn for a living and make bounty campaigns their full time jobs, while some people just do it in as part time to get extra earns .
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: taufik123 on March 13, 2024, 06:02:39 AM
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Have you heard about districton airdrop that is started a few days ago? I tried to join that airdrop. I needed ETH on Blast chain and I tried bridge some ETH with owlto finance and heck, my swap was stopped due to network congestion and they do not have a live chat support. My ETH is stuck and I guess I have been scammed by owlto finance.
How is the transaction now, whether it has been released or the transaction has been completed.
I've never had any problems when it comes to Bridge using Owlto Finance.,
but this may be due to the new Blast network and there are still a lot of issues happening to the Blockchain.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Learn Bitcoin on March 13, 2024, 07:16:00 AM
How is the transaction now, whether it has been released or the transaction has been completed.
I've never had any problems when it comes to Bridge using Owlto Finance.,
but this may be due to the new Blast network and there are still a lot of issues happening to the Blockchain.

The transaction was completed two days ago when I made the bridge on 3rd March. That means their team took over a week to complete my transaction. At first, I wasn't even able to contact them, but then somehow, I found their Discord server link and created a ticket. Their support agents only gather and forward the information to the main team. They cannot do anything else. That is why it took a long time. My experience with owlto finance is too bad. I have participated in another airdrop and fortunately this time I have used orbiter finance and I have done at least 20 swap last week using orbiter finance and everything was smooth as hell.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: taufik123 on March 14, 2024, 07:13:59 PM
The transaction was completed two days ago when I made the bridge on 3rd March. That means their team took over a week to complete my transaction. At first, I wasn't even able to contact them, but then somehow, I found their Discord server link and created a ticket. Their support agents only gather and forward the information to the main team. They cannot do anything else. That is why it took a long time. My experience with owlto finance is too bad. I have participated in another airdrop and fortunately this time I have used orbiter finance and I have done at least 20 swap last week using orbiter finance and everything was smooth as hell.
It's good if the transaction you made is successful, even though it takes a week.
That's very unnatural and even longer than the Bridge Official Zksync feature that I have used to transact, and it takes only 24 hours.
1 week is bad time, and I won't even use it again after that.

I am also an Orbiter Finance user and have been using it for Bridges from the beginning, it runs smoothly with many supported chains.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Power420 on March 15, 2024, 06:56:26 AM
What do you think about bounty hunting the way people are rushing into bounty hunting campaign make to ask weather is a full time job.

Bounty hunters were very respectable before 2018 but after 2018 bounty hunters are now scamming more. Many bounties come in present time but not success only ten percent projects succeed. A small amount of it comes at a price and it is possible to make a small amount of money from it. But in the past, most of the projects were successful and were in the market with high prices.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: JoyMarsha on March 16, 2024, 06:56:56 PM
What do you think about bounty hunting the way people are rushing into bounty hunting campaign make to ask weather is a full time job.
Days are gone when bounties were rushed and people took them as their full-time job to depend on for survival, but nowadays it is no longer so because bounty hunters are being paid with worthless tokens that can't be traded and most of the projects being promoted by bounty hunters are full of scams. Because of the stated reason, the rush of joining a bounty and to them as a full-time job has drastically reduced. People want to invest in bitcoin than waste their time and energy on projects that will pay them a penny at the end-of-the-month of promotions.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Aanuoluwatofunmi on March 16, 2024, 07:16:53 PM
I don't know what interpretation some of us can give to bounties but its something that has to go along with taking risk and we cannot because of that avoid them completely, same also , it is required that we don't assume them as a full time job because some things aren't going well as planned in bounties and we may not be able to meet up with our demand in such situations when we completely rely on bounties without alternatives.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: DabsPoorVersion on March 16, 2024, 11:32:39 PM
I don't know what interpretation some of us can give to bounties but its something that has to go along with taking risk and we cannot because of that avoid them completely, same also , it is required that we don't assume them as a full time job because some things aren't going well as planned in bounties and we may not be able to meet up with our demand in such situations when we completely rely on bounties without alternatives.
Participating in a bounty campaign is not about taking a risk, it's about trying your luck and having the possibility of earning at the end of the campaign. I understand that most of the time they have never paid their bounty hunters, or their tokens have no value, but it is not a risk where you risk anything, but your effort will only be put to waste. So, relying on bounty campaign should not be a choice.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: IvugeoEvolutionCoin on March 17, 2024, 07:07:38 PM
Participating in a bounty campaign is not about taking a risk, it's about trying your luck and having the possibility of earning at the end of the campaign. I understand that most of the time they have never paid their bounty hunters, or their tokens have no value, but it is not a risk where you risk anything, but your effort will only be put to waste. So, relying on bounty campaign should not be a choice.
When participating in a bounty campaign, no one can guarantee that you will get large amounts of results. It is better to find a real job and make the bounty campaign a side job which can provide additional income that can be saved for the long term.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: DAMKAR on March 21, 2024, 07:02:23 AM
Participating in a bounty campaign is not about taking a risk, it's about trying your luck and having the possibility of earning at the end of the campaign. I understand that most of the time they have never paid their bounty hunters, or their tokens have no value, but it is not a risk where you risk anything, but your effort will only be put to waste. So, relying on bounty campaign should not be a choice.
When participating in a bounty campaign, no one can guarantee that you will get large amounts of results. It is better to find a real job and make the bounty campaign a side job which can provide additional income that can be saved for the long term.

The bounty campaign is just a side job to fill your free time. because not all bounty values. Sometimes we also come across scam projects, so it feels like a waste of time joining the bounty.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Litzki1990 on March 25, 2024, 10:12:52 AM
What do you think about bounty hunting the way people are rushing into bounty hunting campaign make to ask weather is a full time job.

Bounty hunters were very respectable before 2018 but after 2018 bounty hunters are now scamming more. Many bounties come in present time but not success only ten percent projects succeed. A small amount of it comes at a price and it is possible to make a small amount of money from it. But in the past, most of the projects were successful and were in the market with high prices.
Before 2018 Bounty Hunters had less news and there were many good quality Bounty Campaigns going on before 2018 where many Bounty Hunters earned over thousands of dollars just by participating in social campaigns. That time was definitely a golden age for bounty hunters, but after 2018, the fortunes of bounty hunters seem to have changed. Earlier, where a participant in a bounty campaign could get paid more than a thousand dollars, now working on 20 to 30 bounty campaigns does not get a payment of 20 to 30 dollars. Working on so many bounty campaigns can never be a full time job if you don't get paid 20 to 30 dollars.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: bayu7adi on March 25, 2024, 11:19:45 PM
The bounty campaign is just a side job to fill your free time. because not all bounty values. Sometimes we also come across scam projects, so it feels like a waste of time joining the bounty.
At least up to now what cannot be fully trusted are airdrops and bounties... you could end up getting something annoying in the end, because the possibility of airdrops and bounties providing profits is currently very small. Yes there may be some airdrops that provide huge profits, but it is really difficult. In fact, I still think that out of 100 airdrops, there is only 1 airdrop that can provide enough payout when converted into FIAT.

There are times when it's better to just make this a side job for now. Instead of depending on luck every day, which of course is difficult to use as a reference.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Legion on March 26, 2024, 08:22:45 AM
The bounty campaign is just a side job to fill your free time. because not all bounty values. Sometimes we also come across scam projects, so it feels like a waste of time joining the bounty.
At least up to now what cannot be fully trusted are airdrops and bounties... you could end up getting something annoying in the end, because the possibility of airdrops and bounties providing profits is currently very small. Yes there may be some airdrops that provide huge profits, but it is really difficult. In fact, I still think that out of 100 airdrops, there is only 1 airdrop that can provide enough payout when converted into FIAT.

There are times when it's better to just make this a side job for now. Instead of depending on luck every day, which of course is difficult to use as a reference.
Airdrop cannot provide a guarantee of always getting big profits. At least if it exists, it must require more specific specifications and hardware capital which may be quite high. Airdrop and Tesnet are now used as sources for earning additional money by contributing to new projects that provide systems. airdrop like that. What is clear is that currently there are many airdrops circulating. If you have a lot of free time, it will be easy to do everything.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Thyplaymaker on March 27, 2024, 08:33:11 PM
The bounty campaign is just a side job to fill your free time. because not all bounty values. Sometimes we also come across scam projects, so it feels like a waste of time joining the bounty.
At least up to now what cannot be fully trusted are airdrops and bounties... you could end up getting something annoying in the end, because the possibility of airdrops and bounties providing profits is currently very small. Yes there may be some airdrops that provide huge profits, but it is really difficult. In fact, I still think that out of 100 airdrops, there is only 1 airdrop that can provide enough payout when converted into FIAT.

There are times when it's better to just make this a side job for now. Instead of depending on luck every day, which of course is difficult to use as a reference.
Airdrop cannot provide a guarantee of always getting big profits. At least if it exists, it must require more specific specifications and hardware capital which may be quite high. Airdrop and Tesnet are now used as sources for earning additional money by contributing to new projects that provide systems. airdrop like that. What is clear is that currently there are many airdrops circulating. If you have a lot of free time, it will be easy to do everything.
you're right, but taken bounty hunting as a full time job would be some how, at first is not every time one would get paid from doing bounty or sometime the coin he or she have gathered during bounty may endup having no value, and most time it would delay before that particular coin is being launched. So one need to have a source that would sustain he or she before that particular coin would be launched and be ready for trading.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: electronicash on March 27, 2024, 08:40:49 PM
The bounty campaign is just a side job to fill your free time. because not all bounty values. Sometimes we also come across scam projects, so it feels like a waste of time joining the bounty.
At least up to now what cannot be fully trusted are airdrops and bounties... you could end up getting something annoying in the end, because the possibility of airdrops and bounties providing profits is currently very small. Yes there may be some airdrops that provide huge profits, but it is really difficult. In fact, I still think that out of 100 airdrops, there is only 1 airdrop that can provide enough payout when converted into FIAT.

There are times when it's better to just make this a side job for now. Instead of depending on luck every day, which of course is difficult to use as a reference.
Airdrop cannot provide a guarantee of always getting big profits. At least if it exists, it must require more specific specifications and hardware capital which may be quite high. Airdrop and Tesnet are now used as sources for earning additional money by contributing to new projects that provide systems. airdrop like that. What is clear is that currently there are many airdrops circulating. If you have a lot of free time, it will be easy to do everything.
you're right, but taken bounty hunting as a full time job would be some how, at first is not every time one would get paid from doing bounty or sometime the coin he or she have gathered during bounty may endup having no value, and most time it would delay before that particular coin is being launched. So one need to have a source that would sustain he or she before that particular coin would be launched and be ready for trading.

if you are up to altcoin bounty hunting, its going to be a challenging, you might just go for signature campaigns that pays BTC. but with this, you will really need a few more accounts to make a substantial income for a full time job. otherwise you will need to work to a 9-5 job  along with the signature campaign.

there are accounts for sale actually.  i've been tempted to buy one, but you just can't trust buyers to not extort you after buying.  ;D  those guys are the worse enemy you will be creating.


Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: DabsPoorVersion on March 28, 2024, 11:01:17 AM
if you are up to altcoin bounty hunting, its going to be a challenging, you might just go for signature campaigns that pays BTC. but with this, you will really need a few more accounts to make a substantial income for a full time job. otherwise you will need to work to a 9-5 job  along with the signature campaign.

there are accounts for sale actually.  i've been tempted to buy one, but you just can't trust buyers to not extort you after buying.  ;D  those guys are the worse enemy you will be creating.
Even with having multiple accounts, that's not a good thing to make a living solely on signature campaigns. Again, we should always remember that even the signature campaigns are not a stable job. A lot of campaigns are indeed long-running, however, it does not remove the fact that any time can be the end of a certain campaign.

Better find a stable job to have at least a stable income even if the signature campaign you've parted with suddenly stops. Or if possible, put up a small business that can generate another source of income.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: DAMKAR on March 28, 2024, 09:07:40 PM
if you are up to altcoin bounty hunting, its going to be a challenging, you might just go for signature campaigns that pays BTC. but with this, you will really need a few more accounts to make a substantial income for a full time job. otherwise you will need to work to a 9-5 job  along with the signature campaign.

there are accounts for sale actually.  i've been tempted to buy one, but you just can't trust buyers to not extort you after buying.  ;D  those guys are the worse enemy you will be creating.
Even with having multiple accounts, that's not a good thing to make a living solely on signature campaigns. Again, we should always remember that even the signature campaigns are not a stable job. A lot of campaigns are indeed long-running, however, it does not remove the fact that any time can be the end of a certain campaign.

Better find a stable job to have at least a stable income even if the signature campaign you've parted with suddenly stops. Or if possible, put up a small business that can generate another source of income.
choosing a signature campaign is only used to fill other time, we can do daily trading to fill our time. and try to learn to become a professional trader. As someone who has a busy life in the real world, we have busy lives and I only do hjolding and trading in crypto, while participating in signature bounties if I still have free time.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Gladitorcomeback on April 01, 2024, 03:11:23 PM
You are talking about signature campaigns, we know that signature campaigns tend to pay pretty well, but you won't believe that some people would make a bunch of accounts and join bounty campaigns with them, and bounty campaigns pay useless tokens to their participants which means it's up to your luck whether you would get compensated for your efforts or not because if the token turns out to be worthless, you have nowhere to complain.

So there are such people as well. I agree with you that people shouldn't consider these things as their main source of income because there is no guarantee about how long they will run.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Celsius on April 01, 2024, 11:26:20 PM
What do you think about bounty hunting the way people are rushing into bounty hunting campaign make to ask weather is a full time job.
Bounty hunting can never be a full time job as it is an uncertain hunting and no one can guarantee that a bounty from a project will yield anything from that project.  Moreover, if you give a bounty in a good project, if you pay from that project, you may get something and if you don't pay, then you won't get anything from that project, in which case the salary is zero, so how can you compare the bounty with a full-time job?  If it's a full time job, of course one can get some monthly salary from that job but there is no possibility of getting any such salary from bounty that's why I can never recognize bounty hunting as a full time job.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: bayu7adi on April 02, 2024, 12:39:53 AM
Bounty hunting can never be a full time job as it is an uncertain hunting and no one can guarantee that a bounty from a project will yield anything from that project.
Actually, everything in this world is uncertain, so I can say that Bounty hunter could be the main job for those who have the ability to see the best opportunities. Yes, talking about uncertainty, of course all jobs are also uncertain, because we could be fired by the boss at any time for illogical reasons... our business could also lose customers without us realizing it... so nothing is certain.

I see that there are still people who live off the coins they get thanks to their completed duties as bounty hunters... that is proof that there are still people who maximize the potential that exists in this realm.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: DabsPoorVersion on April 02, 2024, 05:46:10 AM
Bounty hunting can never be a full time job as it is an uncertain hunting and no one can guarantee that a bounty from a project will yield anything from that project.
Actually, everything in this world is uncertain, so I can say that Bounty hunter could be the main job for those who have the ability to see the best opportunities. Yes, talking about uncertainty, of course all jobs are also uncertain, because we could be fired by the boss at any time for illogical reasons... our business could also lose customers without us realizing it... so nothing is certain.

I see that there are still people who live off the coins they get thanks to their completed duties as bounty hunters... that is proof that there are still people who maximize the potential that exists in this realm.
I don't think that this can happen easily, especially if you are a regular employee on your job. Whatever happens, you can't just easily get fired by your boss. Also, if you think you happen to think you are incorrectly removed on your job due to wrong accusations or anything that you think is valid reason to remove you, you can fight for your rights.

In every job there's a contract they must follow, if you are a regular employee there's no final date or termination date included because you can work in the company for so long, that's why it is called a stable job. It's not the same as contractual employee who have a short term period of work inside a company.

That's why you can also often see employees staying in a company for 5 years, 10 years, or more than that.
It is still better to have a stable job, this is not uncertain and enough reason to treat it the same as bounty hunting. Bounty hunting will never be advisable to think of it as main job.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Learn Bitcoin on April 02, 2024, 08:59:20 AM
It's good if the transaction you made is successful, even though it takes a week.
That's very unnatural and even longer than the Bridge Official Zksync feature that I have used to transact, and it takes only 24 hours.
1 week is bad time, and I won't even use it again after that.

I am also an Orbiter Finance user and have been using it for Bridges from the beginning, it runs smoothly with many supported chains.

1 week is not a bad time but it's worst! I haven't used owlto finance since then. I have used Orbiter Finance for every bridge and Bitget wallet as well. I am farming blast points for now. Recently got some blast gold as well. But, I was kind of fucked up with the district one project that was launched on blast network.

I guess we need a discussion thread for airdrop discussion if we want to continue discussing airdrops. A lot of people make a lot of money from the Notcoin mining. Did you joined another project named xblast?
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: bitterguy28 on April 02, 2024, 12:30:56 PM
What do you think about bounty hunting the way people are rushing into bounty hunting campaign make to ask weather is a full time job.
when you created this thread ? it is indeed that Bounties is really bringing people here something to live and gives them food on the table but things changes these years of ours because Scams are everywhere now and the world is changing into abuses .

But indeed that there are still some that uses bounties to have full time job but that is fewer than how many are making money in the past.

The bounty campaign is just a side job to fill your free time. because not all bounty values. Sometimes we also come across scam projects, so it feels like a waste of time joining the bounty.
At least up to now what cannot be fully trusted are airdrops and bounties... you could end up getting something annoying in the end, because the possibility of airdrops and bounties providing profits is currently very small. Yes there may be some airdrops that provide huge profits, but it is really difficult. In fact, I still think that out of 100 airdrops, there is only 1 airdrop that can provide enough payout when converted into FIAT.

There are times when it's better to just make this a side job for now. Instead of depending on luck every day, which of course is difficult to use as a reference.
Airdrop cannot provide a guarantee of always getting big profits. At least if it exists, it must require more specific specifications and hardware capital which may be quite high. Airdrop and Tesnet are now used as sources for earning additional money by contributing to new projects that provide systems. airdrop like that. What is clear is that currently there are many airdrops circulating. If you have a lot of free time, it will be easy to do everything.
if you are putting time on it, and if you are enough with small profit then correct this is achievable .
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Jating on April 02, 2024, 01:48:36 PM
Bounty hunting can never be a full time job as it is an uncertain hunting and no one can guarantee that a bounty from a project will yield anything from that project.
Actually, everything in this world is uncertain, so I can say that Bounty hunter could be the main job for those who have the ability to see the best opportunities. Yes, talking about uncertainty, of course all jobs are also uncertain, because we could be fired by the boss at any time for illogical reasons... our business could also lose customers without us realizing it... so nothing is certain.

I see that there are still people who live off the coins they get thanks to their completed duties as bounty hunters... that is proof that there are still people who maximize the potential that exists in this realm.
I don't know if you have been in the other community since 2017, but some of them really took it as their job during that time because it was a bull run and everyone is making good money thru bounty hunting. Even airdrop work is like 100$ or more easy for this hunters. And so they don't why not go this full time? But the problem is that after the bull run, bounty hunting is never the same again, not easy to claim rewards and there are scams too. So for those who have resigned from their regular 9-5 job that time could have been in big trouble. So it's not worth to go bounty hunting as full time job, there is a big risk and you don't know how much money you are going to get. And so there will be hard time for you to put food in the table for your family.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Litzki1990 on April 03, 2024, 06:04:01 PM
if you are up to altcoin bounty hunting, its going to be a challenging, you might just go for signature campaigns that pays BTC. but with this, you will really need a few more accounts to make a substantial income for a full time job. otherwise you will need to work to a 9-5 job  along with the signature campaign.

there are accounts for sale actually.  i've been tempted to buy one, but you just can't trust buyers to not extort you after buying.  ;D  those guys are the worse enemy you will be creating.
Even with having multiple accounts, that's not a good thing to make a living solely on signature campaigns. Again, we should always remember that even the signature campaigns are not a stable job. A lot of campaigns are indeed long-running, however, it does not remove the fact that any time can be the end of a certain campaign.

Better find a stable job to have at least a stable income even if the signature campaign you've parted with suddenly stops. Or if possible, put up a small business that can generate another source of income.
choosing a signature campaign is only used to fill other time, we can do daily trading to fill our time. and try to learn to become a professional trader. As someone who has a busy life in the real world, we have busy lives and I only do hjolding and trading in crypto, while participating in signature bounties if I still have free time.
There was a time when bounty hunters used to get good amount of payment by doing bounty hunting but that time is lost from us now bounty hunting is ok but bounty hunting doesn't pay like it used to. But a bounty hunter is not only dependent on bounty hunting but he can do other things so that he can earn enough money. If a bounty hunter consolidates all his bounty hunting payments and trades regularly and trades correctly with those payments, he can earn some profit from that capital. By earning profit in this way he can increase his source of income as well as by trading he can manage his bounty hunting work.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Sevi on April 06, 2024, 04:01:12 PM
Bounty hunting is not a full time job but sideline at the same yime you earning incomes.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: DAMKAR on April 07, 2024, 06:24:19 PM

There was a time when bounty hunters used to get good amount of payment by doing bounty hunting but that time is lost from us now bounty hunting is ok but bounty hunting doesn't pay like it used to. But a bounty hunter is not only dependent on bounty hunting but he can do other things so that he can earn enough money. If a bounty hunter consolidates all his bounty hunting payments and trades regularly and trades correctly with those payments, he can earn some profit from that capital. By earning profit in this way he can increase his source of income as well as by trading he can manage his bounty hunting work.
Bounty is actually not their main job, because some of them only fill their free time in between trading and also joining airdrops. The current bounty is not worth it, so trading is the best way to do it if you want to get daily or weekly results.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Litzki1990 on April 13, 2024, 11:12:10 AM

There was a time when bounty hunters used to get good amount of payment by doing bounty hunting but that time is lost from us now bounty hunting is ok but bounty hunting doesn't pay like it used to. But a bounty hunter is not only dependent on bounty hunting but he can do other things so that he can earn enough money. If a bounty hunter consolidates all his bounty hunting payments and trades regularly and trades correctly with those payments, he can earn some profit from that capital. By earning profit in this way he can increase his source of income as well as by trading he can manage his bounty hunting work.
Bounty is actually not their main job, because some of them only fill their free time in between trading and also joining airdrops. The current bounty is not worth it, so trading is the best way to do it if you want to get daily or weekly results.
If a bounty hunter pays attention, he can still do the day's work in a very short time, so there is no need to make hunting a full-time job. Since each day's work can be completed in a short period of time, a hunter can continue his bounty hunting in the spare time he has in addition to his full-time occupation. Go to Bounty section to understand how many people or other are hunting. Bounty hunters usually get paid at least something to hunt the bounty. But if a hunter can do all kinds of bounty campaign projects well with attention then he will definitely get good amount of bounty campaign payment.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: DAMKAR on April 13, 2024, 07:05:58 PM

There was a time when bounty hunters used to get good amount of payment by doing bounty hunting but that time is lost from us now bounty hunting is ok but bounty hunting doesn't pay like it used to. But a bounty hunter is not only dependent on bounty hunting but he can do other things so that he can earn enough money. If a bounty hunter consolidates all his bounty hunting payments and trades regularly and trades correctly with those payments, he can earn some profit from that capital. By earning profit in this way he can increase his source of income as well as by trading he can manage his bounty hunting work.
Bounty is actually not their main job, because some of them only fill their free time in between trading and also joining airdrops. The current bounty is not worth it, so trading is the best way to do it if you want to get daily or weekly results.
If a bounty hunter pays attention, he can still do the day's work in a very short time, so there is no need to make hunting a full-time job. Since each day's work can be completed in a short period of time, a hunter can continue his bounty hunting in the spare time he has in addition to his full-time occupation. Go to Bounty section to understand how many people or other are hunting. Bounty hunters usually get paid at least something to hunt the bounty. But if a hunter can do all kinds of bounty campaign projects well with attention then he will definitely get good amount of bounty campaign payment.

Yes, as I said before. Bounty hunting is a side job done on forums, because not all bounty projects that we participate in will produce valuable tokens, sometimes it's just a waste of time. We must have a main job in the crypto world, as a trader or holder. Apart from work in the real world
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on April 18, 2024, 10:14:03 PM
It might interest you to know that a lot of successful people in the crypto space all started off as bounty hunters and gradually gather a good sum of money to begin their investments which took them this far. So I'll say Bounty Hunting can be a profitable job so it's really up to you whether to make it a full-time job or just something you do for extra cash.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: lolitalit on April 21, 2024, 02:10:35 PM
I can't say for sure because I tried it but it didn't work very well for me. I am currently still studying and I need a stable income to pay for accommodation, food and studies. I am currently actively looking for a job, so I don't always have time to study. But it's good that I found https://domypaper.com/. I hope everything will stabilize soon and I will start doing more crypto
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: taufik123 on April 21, 2024, 05:06:10 PM
It might interest you to know that a lot of successful people in the crypto space all started off as bounty hunters and gradually gather a good sum of money to begin their investments which took them this far. So I'll say Bounty Hunting can be a profitable job so it's really up to you whether to make it a full-time job or just something you do for extra cash.
Actually it's just about the problem of working time only, when I work in an editing office and also active in airdrop and bounty,
of course the main job has full time and airdrop and bounty has little time.
But I take advantage of that little time to do bounty tasks and airdrops every day.

Starting all from 0% from bounties and airdrops to having capital for investing as well as trading, it was quite a long journey.
Being used as a side job or main job depends on how to manage the time.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Learn Bitcoin on April 21, 2024, 05:10:31 PM
I can't say for sure because I tried it but it didn't work very well for me

Not only you but every other person who has been working online tried doing these bounty-hunting things and airdrops as well. But most of them stopped doing these because of unstable income. If you do ten bounty campaigns, you may get payment from one campaign or so. You never know if you will get payment from one or not.

Let's say you received payment from one of those campaign after working on ten campaigns, now you have to wait for them to get listed on exchanges so you can cash them out. But, this is where most projects fail as well. So, doing bounty is waste of time. You can consider doing airdrops during the bull run season. There are several airdrops out there.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Z-tight on April 21, 2024, 11:11:18 PM
I can't say for sure because I tried it but it didn't work very well for me
It does not work out well for most, bounty hunting cannot be a full time job, how can you depend on something whose payment you aren't sure of, nobody can live like that. I would not do bounty hunting, but if it is something you wanna do, it has to be sort of a side hustle and not your only source of income.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Amphenomenon on April 22, 2024, 11:39:46 PM
It might interest you to know that a lot of successful people in the crypto space all started off as bounty hunters and gradually gather a good sum of money to begin their investments which took them this far. So I'll say Bounty Hunting can be a profitable job so it's really up to you whether to make it a full-time job or just something you do for extra cash.
Being a bounty hunter was really profitable like some years back and alot of big names who came to this forum and BTT were attracted by the bounty campaign at that time while many took it as a full time job but now it's no longer the same because of the too many scam projects while others gives little or no value though if you actually get a good one, it's usually life changing now but the chances of getting this slim and I probably see it now as gamble.

What's actually trending now is signature campaign and this has now been a full-time job for alot of members from BTT and more also coming at ALT.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: SamReomo on April 23, 2024, 04:22:58 AM
Being a bounty hunter was really profitable like some years back and alot of big names who came to this forum and BTT were attracted by the bounty campaign at that time while many took it as a full time job
Yes, it was a great job for many people who were basically looking for bounty hunting and a few of those bounty hunters have made a lot of profits from those hunts. Bounty hunting isn't dead even this day as there are always going to be the projects that could give 10x or more profit to the bounty hunters. One can still make a decent income as a bounty hunter, at least those who live in third world countries.

What's actually trending now is signature campaign and this has now been a full-time job for alot of members from BTT and more also coming at ALT.
Signature campaigns were trending back in days when Bitcoin was still below $1000 and they're still doing well till this day. I agree that many people are earning substantial income from those signature campaigns and they may continue to earn from those campaigns in long run.

The legit platforms will continue to expand their reach by advertising on crypto platforms like Bitcointalk and Altcoinstalks, and I believe the ones who are earning money from those signature campaigns will be earning from those campaigns for long term. The platforms won't stop advertising and the members who promote those platforms will continue earning their bread and butter from the signature campaigns.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on April 23, 2024, 02:07:33 PM
It might interest you to know that a lot of successful people in the crypto space all started off as bounty hunters and gradually gather a good sum of money to begin their investments which took them this far. So I'll say Bounty Hunting can be a profitable job so it's really up to you whether to make it a full-time job or just something you do for extra cash.
Being a bounty hunter was really profitable like some years back and alot of big names who came to this forum and BTT were attracted by the bounty campaign at that time while many took it as a full time job but now it's no longer the same because of the too many scam projects while others gives little or no value though if you actually get a good one, it's usually life changing now but the chances of getting this slim and I probably see it now as gamble.

What's actually trending now is signature campaign and this has now been a full-time job for alot of members from BTT and more also coming at ALT.

@Amphenomenon, you are very correct about the fact that bounty is no longer the same as it use to be in the past because of too many scam project and also payment of coins that would not even be worth a value in the crypto market. In the past, I participated in so many airdrops which some really did pay off and I believe airdrop is same thing with the bounty, no big difference.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: DabsPoorVersion on April 23, 2024, 03:47:11 PM
What's actually trending now is signature campaign and this has now been a full-time job for alot of members from BTT and more also coming at ALT.
It can be one of the possible ways to make more money but considering it as a full-time job, that would be hard. A lot have always been saying even in other forum, that people should not use signature campaigns as a full-time job, they even insist on always saying to find a real job. It's not bad to make another way to make money like a signature campaign, but having a regular job as your full-time job is better.

A signature campaign is not the same as another full-time job where you can secure yourself even if it is for 5 to 10 years working in the same company. There are signature campaigns that suddenly ended, have an issue, or anything that bad happens that no one expected.

If you treat it as a full-time job and this happens, that would be an extremely hard situation.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Learn Bitcoin on April 23, 2024, 05:36:04 PM
I would not do bounty hunting, but if it is something you wanna do, it has to be sort of a side hustle and not your only source of income.

Even if you take bounty as a side hustle, you will notice that it's a complete waste of time after some time. Time is the most valuable thing we have in our lives. If we do work and don't know what will be my payment amount, I don't think we can rely on that income. If someone is present on the forum already, I believe they are aware of many other things that they can do to make some money. I don't suggest anyone waste their time doing bounty hunting job. If there are projects that is paying in stable coin or in a coin which has value and the amount is escrowed, then they may do the job.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Litzki1990 on April 23, 2024, 06:43:37 PM
It might interest you to know that a lot of successful people in the crypto space all started off as bounty hunters and gradually gather a good sum of money to begin their investments which took them this far. So I'll say Bounty Hunting can be a profitable job so it's really up to you whether to make it a full-time job or just something you do for extra cash.
There are still many bounty hunters on this forum who regularly work on various bounty campaigns. If we look at the Bounty sections of the AltCoinTalk forum and the BitcoinTalk forum, we can see how many members still depend on the Bounty campaign. My point is that if there was no payment for working on such campaigns then such a large number of members would not be doing bounty hunting. But maybe we don't get as much payment as we expect from the campaign but working on good campaigns definitely gets good payment. Many bounce campaigns are sometimes successful, leading to huge payouts.  In this case I would say bounty hunting can be done along with owning a permanent job.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Cantsay on April 23, 2024, 07:08:15 PM
It might interest you to know that a lot of successful people in the crypto space all started off as bounty hunters and gradually gather a good sum of money to begin their investments which took them this far. So I'll say Bounty Hunting can be a profitable job so it's really up to you whether to make it a full-time job or just something you do for extra cash.
There are still many bounty hunters on this forum who regularly work on various bounty campaigns. If we look at the Bounty sections of the AltCoinTalk forum and the BitcoinTalk forum, we can see how many members still depend on the Bounty campaign. My point is that if there was no payment for working on such campaigns then such a large number of members would not be doing bounty hunting. But maybe we don't get as much payment as we expect from the campaign but working on good campaigns definitely gets good payment. Many bounce campaigns are sometimes successful, leading to huge payouts.  In this case I would say bounty hunting can be done along with owning a permanent job.

The reason why you still have a large number of users applying to bounty campaigns, despite the fact that they are not being paid well, is because 90% of them are using multiple accounts to try to accumulate more rewards for themselves.

When I say multi-account I don't just mean two or three but like 6+ accounts - that way, if they were supposed to get $8 from their campaign they would use multi and get 6-10 times their normal rewards.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Freemind on April 23, 2024, 08:01:46 PM
The reason why you still have a large number of users applying to bounty campaigns, despite the fact that they are not being paid well, is because 90% of them are using multiple accounts to try to accumulate more rewards for themselves.

When I say multi-account I don't just mean two or three but like 6+ accounts - that way, if they were supposed to get $8 from their campaign they would use multi and get 6-10 times their normal rewards.

In addition to what you say (something we must always fight against), I think that for many users participating in a bounty is like a "lottery", it is possible that these users do not care too much about the number of coins/tokens they are going to receive, but rather the possibility of participating in 50 bounties (for example) and that finally 1 of them is really a valuable project with a future, which can give more benefits. In many forums I have seen rewards that were obviously not going to generate benefits for the participants, not even $5, but many people still participate.

Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Gladitorcomeback on April 23, 2024, 09:33:20 PM
It might interest you to know that a lot of successful people in the crypto space all started off as bounty hunters and gradually gather a good sum of money to begin their investments which took them this far. So I'll say Bounty Hunting can be a profitable job so it's really up to you whether to make it a full-time job or just something you do for extra cash.

Those who managed to get together some money that they could use as the initial capital for their trading career didn't have bounty hunting as a full-time job because a full-time job means something that you keep doing constantly and make a living out of it, but if you are doing something for some time and then start doing something else with what you have earned from it, it means you were doing it temporarily.

Besides, what you are referring to is how it used to be in the past where a lot of bounty campaigns used to pay enough money to their participants but nowadays, you can barely find a bounty campaign that pays you anything reasonable for the efforts you make.
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on April 24, 2024, 03:19:52 PM
The reason why you still have a large number of users applying to bounty campaigns, despite the fact that they are not being paid well, is because 90% of them are using multiple accounts to try to accumulate more rewards for themselves.

When I say multi-account I don't just mean two or three but like 6+ accounts - that way, if they were supposed to get $8 from their campaign they would use multi and get 6-10 times their normal rewards.

In addition to what you say (something we must always fight against), I think that for many users participating in a bounty is like a "lottery", it is possible that these users do not care too much about the number of coins/tokens they are going to receive, but rather the possibility of participating in 50 bounties (for example) and that finally 1 of them is really a valuable project with a future, which can give more benefits. In many forums I have seen rewards that were obviously not going to generate benefits for the participants, not even $5, but many people still participate.

You're absolutely correct
It's just like going to the fruit field and gathering several varieties of unripe fruits into one basket without actual checking or knowing which ones has the potential to become ripe overtime and which ones would get rotten before it even becomes ripe.
Picking all the fruits doesn't mean all would get ripe and be useful to you, the hopes of knowing that at the end of the day, at least one fruit or maybe two would get ripe and can be eaten would be enough reason to inspire you to pick as much fruits as you can.

That's also applies to bounty hunters, they do all those bounties even when they know that not all the projects would be successful, but if they're able to get at least one or two successful projects, it'll be enough to cover for the stress they went through to perform those bounty tasks
Title: Re: Bounty hunting is a full time job?
Post by: Freemind on April 24, 2024, 06:57:26 PM
You're absolutely correct
It's just like going to the fruit field and gathering several varieties of unripe fruits into one basket without actual checking or knowing which ones has the potential to become ripe overtime and which ones would get rotten before it even becomes ripe.
Picking all the fruits doesn't mean all would get ripe and be useful to you, the hopes of knowing that at the end of the day, at least one fruit or maybe two would get ripe and can be eaten would be enough reason to inspire you to pick as much fruits as you can.

That's also applies to bounty hunters, they do all those bounties even when they know that not all the projects would be successful, but if they're able to get at least one or two successful projects, it'll be enough to cover for the stress they went through to perform those bounty tasks

I totally agree with you. It's something I don't understand, and it's also something I would never do, since the time needed to participate in all those bounties I prefer to use on other things, like looking for new interesting projects, for example. I still hope that some really good project will be released among the 50 memecoins (and scam projects) that appear on the market every day. But as I always say, everyone with their time and effort does what they want.