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Quote from: Klacik on October 06, 2018, 07:20:42 AM

I understand correctly that in order for a project to be successful it will be successful in the market, it needs to be promoted, for this purpose the bounty programs have been created for each project. Tell me, I correctly interpret what is happening in this area now?

Yes, you are right, that's it. Projects create a marketing company to develop their project through a bounty program. Their essence lies in the fact that users are told in social networks and forums about the project and for this they will be awarded project tokens

I thought so, that's fine. I am interested in the following: if the project says that it allocates 500.000.000 tokens to ICO, then how to determine how many tokens will be allocated to the bounty program?

Typically, projects write the percentage that will be allocated to the bounty program of the total number of all tokens. That is, you can calculate how many tokens the community will receive for promoting the project on the network.

Understood thanks. At first I thought that separate tokens were allocated for bounty, but I liked this approach more, the project transparency is higher. And how many tokens do this project have now on bounty?

This project allocates 5% of all tokens on the bounty program. That is, 500000000 * 0.05 = 25.000.000. I think this is the right decision.