Bounty hunting is a full time job?

[electronicash]

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.

[Thyplaymaker]

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

[Litzki1990]

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.

[DabsPoorVersion]

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.

[Learn Bitcoin]

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.

[Tribalchief]

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.

[kulkhan]

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.

[DAMKAR]

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.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

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.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

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.

[Rubel007]

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.

[MrSpasybo]

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.

[bayu7adi]

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.

[Gladitorcomeback]

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.

[Learn Bitcoin]

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.