Well, one lesson I'd like you to take from my post is; a bear market is never friendly for a bounty hunter. when the cryptomarkets where booming btc was 18k, some bounties actually gave out high allocations of up to 7 million dollars. it was easy for them to pay this since they themselves raised 10s of millions of dollars. I'd say i benefited from all of this. However, most of the projects whose bounties gave hight allocations ended up crashing in the markets. while those like icon who gave very little actually went up more than x10

So, bounties with large allocations made me profitable. however, that was because I sold right after they hit the markets and invested in more promising cryptocurrencies. I have this rule of hodling only bounty tokens I know will have a great future. Other wise, I sell. It would be a bad idea to neglet bounties with little allocations. they might actually be your gold mine. take bnb for example. it has on up x300 since they did an airdrop of 100$ for users.

The best thing, in my opinion, to do as a bounty hunter is to think mainly about the possibilities of hype and success for a token. The best of bounty hunters do bounties, not based on allocation size, but based on the future potential of the project.