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Your team has grandiose plans. Thanks for answers. However, it is necessary to compete with many existing projects, including those based on the blockchain. For example, KICKICO also positions itself as a crowdfunding platform. And it is already working in full-fledged mode. There are other work platforms. How do you plan to catch up with them? Or Akorn will have some fundamental differences?

Ye, team member says about main differents between Acorn and KickIco, FYI, Kickstarter and other. And he said it quite convincingly. Try to read a bit early

KickIco is it Russian project? I remember that this project was in the summer. Did they collect the hardcap? they had problems with tokens

I remember many bounty hunters were happy that they would receive a very great reward for their work. I do not know whether the kickico project paid what was promised. I hope the draft ACORN will collect a lot of money and head hunters will receive large payments, because the number of participants is not large

Why did you decide that the number of participants is not very large? if not difficult, share the page on the bounty campaign ACORN, it would be nice to have time to take part in it

The bounty campaign takes place on the ICOreward platform. Here is my referral link https://icoreward.com/user/register?ref=253 Roll Eyes

There you can see the number of stakes in real time. Judging by the award for the campaign of signatures, the number of participants is small.

Hmmm....So, ACORN distributes the bounty to ICOreward, then ICOreward pays out the bounty after the conclusion of the campaign, right? Is there an accounting sheet where the participants can determine how many other bounty hunters are participating in each specific campaign so that participants might be able to gauge their individual stake weights?

I think the platform ICOreward does not pay bounty, but only conducts calculations of social activity of bounty hunters. Then passes the calculations to the ACORN project and he pays rewards.
Each member of the bounty can see how much he has earned stakes and how much one stake is worth at the moment.