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Being a bounty hunter is tiring and risky, we spend our time and thought promoting a project and hope it pays off as promised, but many are scams.

What makes us tired are projects that don't keep their promises. After the bounty ends, they continually introduce new schedules and continually delay bounty distribution. I participated in some bounty for 2-3 months but had to wait 6-10 months to receive tokens from them.

even i see bounty campaign in 2 years ago still pending their token distribution ,they said still focusing on project developtment without giving any update about distribution. i've seen many project like this and the think we could do only hope the team will keep their promise in exact time.

I have experienced that, bounty payments that are delayed and not even paid, for example, elysian coins, they don't pay bounty hunters after delaying it for several months.

Did they cut their budgets after the bounty ended? I have seen them in 2019 and have disappointed a lot of people, the price has dropped hundreds of times and then they continue to cut the budget again, then each person only gets 1-2 $ for the whole their job

That's the risks that bounty hunters have to take, not all bounty projects you promoted will pay participants as they promised, some new projects have bad team and some won't pay because they failed to raise enough fund for development

The bounty hunter should get what the developer has promised because if the problem is that the price falls, then it is the fault of the developer who cannot provide good developments that can trigger support from investors so that if there is good development, the price will be stable and can even go up.