Quote from: bountyhunters.io on November 22, 2018, 12:21:43 PM

Quote from: asscror on November 14, 2018, 07:23:39 AM

I still can not understand why would we be the ones who should pay for token transfers? I never pay to get tokens during bounty. It seems to me that you are largely paid thanks to the workers on your site so that you can transfer us for free and easily on our addresses erc 20. Beginning 2019 what will happen? Are you overcharging us to sell tokens directly through your site? It is clear that as long as you do not transfer free tokens earned on our wallets, I go on strike!

Yes, in a classical airdrop model all the transaction are being carried by the sender. And the more massive the airdrop is - the larger are risks, that the token will be perceived by the system as spam. We have already described, why we are going away from it, in our article: https://bountyhunters.io/blog/26

Moreover, to send tokens to let say 3000 users cost about 3000k to our clients. We are working to optimize payments scheme. This way you have two options now - leave tokens on escrow smart contract (still available in your dashboard but not in your wallet) you can consider this the same way like then you are having some funds on centralized exchange.

Then you have an option to claim you tokens to you wallet, the same way like you have withdraw option on exchange, when you are making withdrawn on exchange you pay withdrawn fee, when you are making claim here you are sending a transaction and paying the transfer tx fee, to send a transaction you need a wallet, you are creating a new one, or providing you current keystore data to use it to sign the transaction. All operations take place on a client side (same way like MyEtherwallet does for example). We never transfer your keystore data anywhere, you can easily check this using network scanner.

Next version we will support Trezor/Ledger wallets to sign the claim TXs and MetaMask. We are working hard to make user experience as mach flexible and secure as possible.

Quote from: Chom_ on November 19, 2018, 06:49:04 AM

the information is very extraordinary, there are so many bounty managers, I think bountyhunter has long been a bounty manager, which has become one of the favorite bounty hunters, I think that this makes their good name very bad, from some irrational answers if you have to give private keys to claim tokens, because managers should give gifts correctly, and don't need to use private keys

BountyHunters is Ethereum dapp on the first place. If you know any solution to work with Ethereum or any other blockchain without keys - let us know.

Quote from: Lauren Smith on November 16, 2018, 11:38:51 PM

Quote from: aioc on November 14, 2018, 11:28:34 PM

I don't think they are going to take down that page they had an explanation on that issue on their blog, you have the option to create a new wallet and use that wallet to claim your tokens, they claim that it is to make it easy for the site and bounty hunters to claim their share.
The only bad thing is they do not first explain it and they just implement it.

No it is unacceptable there is no excuse.

Now they asking for the the keystore which is the just another way to access your wallet. You can use keystore or passphrase or privatekey.

Fuck these guys. They also lied to people face to face at the blockchain summit.

Do you seriously think, that in the time of governmental regulations any scammer would visit a blockchain conference or summit? It wouldnt be so easy to hide afterwards. We are not anonymous. We are not hiding our faces and data. And we are responsible for the safety of our users.

Makes sense but this is the first time that users are faced with the issue of " you must first give your private key to receive your rewards" all the time we are taught that asking your private key is like asking for all your coins" your explanation is good but it comes quite late if this explanation comes before the implementation, people will appreciate you for solving this issues, now you have to double your effort explaning the benefits of the implementation.