Quote from: radjie on Today at 01:47:53 AM

Quote from: gabbie2010 on March 15, 2022, 06:47:18 AM

Quote from: Anguwa on March 13, 2022, 10:30:57 PM

Every day, a large number of bounty campaigns are launched, but about half of them are fake, and the majority of them end up scamming both investors and bounty hunters. I'm not sure what the bounty was like in 2018, but it's definitely not paying like it used to, though there are a few managers who bring in good projects and are rewarded significantly.
However, getting a good project in bounty currently is a matter of luck.

Bounty campaigns had not been rewarding like before thus any participant who promote any project now should not anticipate any bid reward, crypto market is presently awashed and flooded with many fake and scam projects which are well packaged such that they might look like a real project whereas are fake, bounty hunters need to intensify or channel their efforts on other alternative means and ways of earn cryptos other than bounty hunting because it's a big disappointing after several weeks of promotion hunters wouldn't get paid or paid with a small reward.

the reputation of the bounty campaign manager can be a benchmark to consider before joining to promote it, but most of the bounty campaigns for now are very much different from previous years.

actually, it is not the reputation of the bounty manager that is the benchmark for joining the bounty campaign, but indeed now it is different from last year 2016-2017 when there were a lot of projects and always paying bounty campaigns. and in 2017 there were also many successful campaign bounty projects such as ETHlend.
but after entering 2018 there were many projects that appeared but of the many projects at that time only 30% were paying