Altcoins Talks - Cryptocurrency Forum
Crypto Discussion Forum => Cryptocurrency discussions => Topic started by: Istiak on January 28, 2020, 05:26:10 AM
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We bounty hunter do hard work to promote any crypto project. But If you notice carefully nowadays many projects don't want to pay after working for them. I think we need to stop promoting those shit projects that don't have any intention to pay their workers.
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Not all projects do such things to bounty participants. There are some who pay participants even though the value of their tokens is dumped due to bad market. Use other methods to search for crypto besides the bounty. Like a lot of airdrop and easy to do.
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Not all projects do such things to bounty participants. There are some who pay participants even though the value of their tokens is dumped due to bad market. Use other methods to search for crypto besides the bounty. Like a lot of airdrop and easy to do.
Nowadays most of the airdrop is scam. You still think airdrop is also a good idea beside bounty?
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I completely agree with you, but unfortunately it is very difficult to understand which bounty company will not pay at the end of the bounty, so you have to try to participate in the bounty companies until the very end and hope that the promised payment will come.
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I completely agree with you, but unfortunately it is very difficult to understand which bounty company will not pay at the end of the bounty, so you have to try to participate in the bounty companies until the very end and hope that the promised payment will come.
Then there should be a system that project needs to pay first then when the bounty will end then the bounty manager will distribute the token and thread will monitor all this. Any project or bounty manager will violate these rules then the thread will take necessary step for them.
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We bounty hunter do hard work to promote any crypto project. But If you notice carefully nowadays many projects don't want to pay after working for them. I think we need to stop promoting those shit projects that don't have any intention to pay their workers.
That's the best thing to do, but we should consider if the project that we promote was able to raised some money, But if not will thats consider a failure and failure is part of being a bounty hunter. But in the event when those projects that we promote is has successfully raise the soft cap and still there not paying us, well the bounty hunters can make a certain action against those project if we want to.
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You should have been conscious long ago. It's better to be thorough before you promote their project. Do not let your hard work not paid off. There are still many projects like that. Giving promises to be registered in a large exchange. The reality is not like that.
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Sometimes we may not notice it at all that the cryptocurrency project we promote as bounty hunters will not actually pay after the campaign, because I know many cryptocurrency project that promise alot of things about their to the bounty community after everything they run.
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We can't identify the scam project whether we like it or not. Somehow, yes, but most of the time we are victims. The result of IEO/ICO will determine the rewards. Unwanted result for gving our best and put some efforts and then everything fade.
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I used to attend tons of bounties whether they are shit or not which was a huge mistake. Right now I read about the project that I attend the bounty and get to know it. Which is why I have only 1 or 2 bounties attending. Which is definitely better and safer. Everyone should be careful before attending bounties
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Of course, we must stop it if from the beginning we know they won't pay us. But most projects offer sweet/interesting payments at the beginning, they just suddenly ignore it once the bounty ends. It is unpredictable, so a bit hard to avoid it. We may need to be more selective and know well who the trusted bounty managers.
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It can't be helped. Some hunters, despite having bad experiences in previous bounties, will still keep on joining. The thinking is like this "If they pay, great; If they don't, just move on to the next". It is kind of a slave mentality which these projects know all too well. The need for money is too strong for many hunters that they will continue to gamble on these altcoin campaigns.
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I've experienced that. It is very sad when the project is successful and their team does not give what they should pay for bunty participants. But this I use for experience and makes me more able to choose projects that are good and have quality.
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At the moment, it is impossible to guess who will pay you and who will not. Unfortunately, all our activities are based on honesty and no more. And it happens that when the work is already done, we find out that they will not pay us.
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Our problem is how do we know that they will not pay the bounty hunters? Thats the main problem but still we should stop promoting shitty/fraud projects, it will damage the industry as a whole. But I think there will be a solution to this, bounty managers should always escrowed the allocated bounty tokens.
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There are still many ways to find Bounty, but why don't you try trading ccryptocurrency?
For example, trade Bitcoin x USD?
I think it's very easy to hone your ability to trade with cryptocurrency because Bitcoin x USD is very simple to do.
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In my opinion, some projects do that when their tokens have been registered in a large exchange and price their tokens are already high. So they don't want the price of their tokens to fall. Therefore they do not pay bounty hunters who will sell their tokens immediately.
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for me honestly, i only participated in few bounty campaigns after i researched the project. It is very sad that most hunters are joining and promoting any bounty without any due diligence and research about the project.
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-snip- most hunters are joining and promoting any bounty without any due diligence and research about the project.
It is a bad way to join a bounty program and very risky exactly. We need to take deep research before we join a bounty program, especially in analyzing the team profile information. Most bounty programs ended with scams because the team leave suddenly or never list the token on exchanges.
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Yes brother you just say very important and effective information because when bitcoin and others cryptocurrency market will hit the maximum position then many shit coins project will gain very much profitable and more businesses effective. So why we gave up shit coin projects.
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I also experienced that. Disappointing project.
All efforts and hard works of mine end up to no payment.
The good thing was, the posts I created help me to add my activity count and knowledge. That's the only advantage. I hope they be fair.
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the main reason for this is due to the fact that crypto is unregulated. it is a free ground for people to act irresponsibly. i don't think such will ever happen because scammers are everywhere. even on platforms where bounties arre been promoted.you can't stop it. the best you can do is to do your research before joining any bounty project.
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Maximum shit project never achieved it goal and successful. But some shitcoin or shit projects are never shit in nature. When market improving simultaneously shit coins price also covering the lossing price. I think we should never stopped the shitcoin or shit project promoting.
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We bounty hunter do hard work to promote any crypto project. But If you notice carefully nowadays many projects don't want to pay after working for them. I think we need to stop promoting those shit projects that don't have any intention to pay their workers.
You are right that the work of a bounty hunter is very difficult. Therefore, it should be adequately paid. But here's how to find out if the project will pay us or not. This is the big problem.
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Our problem is how do we know that they will not pay the bounty hunters? Thats the main problem but still we should stop promoting shitty/fraud projects, it will damage the industry as a whole. But I think there will be a solution to this, bounty managers should always escrowed the allocated bounty tokens.
There is some bad bounty manager too who just promote bounty and after that don't care about the payments. Hope industry will find a solution for this problem or bounty hunter will stop working.
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We bounty hunter do hard work to promote any crypto project. But If you notice carefully nowadays many projects don't want to pay after working for them. I think we need to stop promoting those shit projects that don't have any intention to pay their workers.
100% correct your ans. But problem is how you separate which project is real and which project is shit? Here we can do one thing that the manager who come with shit project we can avoid him for next project.
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We bounty hunter do hard work to promote any crypto project. But If you notice carefully nowadays many projects don't want to pay after working for them. I think we need to stop promoting those shit projects that don't have any intention to pay their workers.
Everyone became very smart and grew big and cunning brains. I noticed this trend and I don't like it very much. Project organizers have made it a fashion at the end of generosity to change the pool of awards, to make checks absolutely unnecessary, except for checks that are carried out to identify bots. If a project did not pay ALL participants and successfully completed the IEO / ICO, they can be considered scammers and tell everyone about it, this is important. What do you think, what other options are there?
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I carefully choose bounty programs and take only those that seemed to me to be really promising and with a new idea. Also, I only choose campaigns in proven bounty managers. Recognizing from the beginning that a project is bad is very difficult ... In any case, you need to take risks, because it may be that the project is good and you make good money. This is a lottery and there are many risks
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Just always remember that time is gold and we should always conserved our time preciously. If your a bounty hunter, dont always join new projects that are suddenly appearing especially if the rewards offer are too good to be true. Limit yourself and always do a ground investigation. If you end up doing a campaign that is very long duration and later on proven to be scam then dont blame others cause its your will and duty to decide which one is shit and legit.
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we don't know before we finish promoting. They do that at the end of the campaign. There are still many projects like that. They only boasted at the beginning of the campaign by writing, 1 token = 0.3 usd. In the end, the token price was only 0.001 usd. make our hard work in vain.
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The crypto market does not have platform to showcase quality project. it is all a game of luck. if you are lucky, the project you market make gains and progress. you succeed. but if it failed, you move on. Most shit projects pay hunters while some said quality projects are still owning hunters.
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I completely agree with you, but unfortunately it is very difficult to understand which bounty company will not pay at the end of the bounty, so you have to try to participate in the bounty companies until the very end and hope that the promised payment will come.
Then there should be a system that project needs to pay first then when the bounty will end then the bounty manager will distribute the token and thread will monitor all this. Any project or bounty manager will violate these rules then the thread will take necessary step for them.
Most likely, this will only happen when states adopt certain rules that will organizationally regulate the activities of new ICO projects. If there are no rules, ICO teams will continue to ignore the interests of bounty hunters and deceive us. Or you need to at least develop certain rules for ICO teams in the forums that provide them with advertising.