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Yeah! Better to ask for KYC requirement at first. But there is one thing which is best thing for it. There is a rules which the bounty manager should initiates this. They only got the kyc requirements of every participants once the distribution of token is final to avoid stealing of personal identity of others.

each manager or team has a different policy. sometimes there are announcements that do not need KYC but after the campaign is finished they announce a new rule for charging KYC. we as bounty hunters can only follow to get rewards. as long as the requirements are still normal I don't think it's a big problem.

we have to calculate with its reward value too.personally i will not pass kyc if its value only small amount.i am prefer to keep my document than give it to strenght people.

But where did you know if that will be valuable or not when it's not yet even listed on the exchange site? but this just like a gamble your identity with a bunch of coins. I will not do that because that's my privacy and that must get protection from the strange person include developers.

Maybe if you get a lot of coins from the results of the new bounty, you will do KYC if the results are small, you don't need to do it because it's not comparable to what you send your data to.