how to choose a really good bounty

[altcoingamer]

It really seems like luck of the draw, ones I sure would take off didn't and ones I didn't even think had a chance of listing made it to exchanges.. really hard to know.

[iamike]

Choosing a bounty which is not a scam is somehow very tough. The best you can do is to check the whitepaper, followers on social media, team managers and advisors, and the idea of the project.

[Aljay7]

Check the roadmap, read the whitepaper, check the background, and reputation. Also you can join their Telegram to know their update.

[Alpha]

I think what you only need to do is don't be too much doubtful because even our fellows here says the best about bounty campaign if you don't trust any campaign you won't participate. Better to give a little bit trust to the campaign and also trust to yourself.

[dominoes]

This maybe a common question specially to newbies,  as a newbies before i recommend you to read and read more in the discussions,  you will find good answers to your questions , even strategy of choosing good bounty. Just look for old post , and read it.  You will surely gain knowledge through it.

I agree. It should be like that read  and read then next is applications too shows up to everyone that you are knowledgeable.

[Dark_Soul]

If you have no experience, just check users with high ranks. It will be a little easier to choose.

[BatBit]

What does "really good" mean to you? The rise in the price of the token after the ico? If Yes, then no one knows the answer, sometimes weak projects grow very well, and solid ones almost do not grow.

[luvr1000]

you need to look at the project team, and it's best to go to the company that has already collected a soft cap

[Crypto Joe]

hello im newbie on cryptocurrency and i want too following bounty campaign, but i see too many campaign its scam or the project fail. And my question how too choice a good bounty program ?

thanks for answer

You must need a research for the project you want to join, first read there whitepaper, roadmap, their team and of course the prospect of the project. Goodluck!

[dekafee79]

hello im newbie on cryptocurrency and i want too following bounty campaign, but i see too many campaign its scam or the project fail. And my question how too choice a good bounty program ?

thanks for answer

You should learn the white paper of project, roadmap and their team. Because There are many scams.

[aji678]

If I look more at a project that runs real and clear. Team performance should also be considered and a trusted manager.

[carcas]

depending on the ico project. before you participate in bounty, you better know what ico project is being developed. because you will promote the ico project through bounty.

[Mbah Jenggot]

hello im newbie on cryptocurrency and i want too following bounty campaign, but i see too many campaign its scam or the project fail. And my question how too choice a good bounty program ?

thanks for answer

I always prefer read white paper, team and roadmap to choose a good bounty. Because many bounties are scams.

[lavoncoin88]

hello im newbie on cryptocurrency and i want too following bounty campaign, but i see too many campaign its scam or the project fail. And my question how too choice a good bounty program ?

thanks for answer

There are bounties that are fake, to avoid this bounties take a look to the profile of the developer of the bounty and look if it has good records of making successful bounties in the past. And for the bounty reward, look for the percentage of the campaign you want to join, if you are satisfied of it's percentage then join the campaign. It's up to you if your satisfied with the percentage of your campaign.

[Octoalts]

Many aspects affect whether or not a project, such as team members and their products. but all of that does not guarantee the project will be successful, because the success of a project depends on the interest of investors as well. So in my opinion, all are influential. if for me, choose the project refers to three things, namely Team, Product and the amount of gift allocation.