Bounty hunting is a full time job?

[vegasus]

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.

[debra]

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.

[jeraldskie11]

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.

[Juwel15]

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.

[LogitechMouse]

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.

[Z-tight]

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.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

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.

[Stompix]

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!

[DabsPoorVersion]

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.

[Litzki1990]

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.

[Stompix]

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.

[robelneo]

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

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.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

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.

[Bitcoin_people]

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.

[DabsPoorVersion]

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.