I'm confused, will paying them bounty hunters in ETH don't have any impact in the ICO project or the coin afterwards?
Cause sending them the tokens will in a way promote the project and the coin.
Anyway, it is then becoming of a trend when some hunters receive their tokens they dump it afterwards. They should learn to hold it and see more profits after a while.

If you can invest in both coins, way better. if not, you can pick either of the two, both are exceptionally great coins. Investing in it is a sure shot and will yield good profits in long term. In our country, ETH have now been listed alongside BTC. It is a good indication actually of an adoption.
Best of luck.

Honestly OP, your posting way to many paragraphs in this thread, I bet only a few have read it to the end. Others may just be posting a comment to answer the topic subject. Better post a query with minimal words or lines not a long one.
Anyway, as been posted by purplefinder in a post by Gemcrypto below regarding crytoscared people, it is one of the few honest opinion about fiat we are using. Those fiat don't really have the paper money to support or back their issued checks, this is their way to usher in more investors but they don't really have the cap.
Having said that, in that lens it is then safer to invest in crypto rather than in banks. But we should be aware that there are pros and cons, advantages and disadvantages, crypos also have theirs.
Only that banks have been institutionalized, and cryptos are not. Hence, the more trust in banks.

Well said brother, it's almost as if I'm reading a poem. 
Jokes aside, yes we have our fair share for not receiving any bounties, much like we have been deceived but we are partly to blame. No one will become a deceiver if none is deceived (like a poem    ). We should do our part in researching making sure that the project is good.
But of course, we hunters should be treated with respect and as part integral to the project.

There are a lot of uncertainties with regards to airdrops due to a lot of useless, senseless, and scam airdrop projects before and even now.
But let us not generalize them all as there are also many others that are particularly great.
I have recently joined in two airdrops and the results were well and good.
And am looking forward to joining them good projects in the future.

While I agree that this is a great way to prevent botnets from participating in bounties and defeats the purpose of campaing, I also have a little problem when it comes revealing identity. I don't really agree that bounty hunters should participate in KYC, since they are those that promote the project and the system already has mechanism to prevent botnets from functioning.

But really, I understand what you mean and I support you against botnets. But only where it is appropriate.

Yes I agree, bounty manager is one of the indicators of a good ICO project. Equally important is the dev team behind it, check for their track records. Check visibility of the project in social media, a project that has nothing to hide is great project.

I browsed thru your article and it was great and nicely done. Yes, I concur with most comments that this is a great read for newbies to get acquainted with terms and terminologies about crypto.
You nailed it for newbies, and I greatly appreciate you for it, we all know that writing is no easy task. But it will get better over time.
Overall that was a great read.

I got scammed once, then almost in the second time.
The first one is when suddenly the ICO I participated in asked us to send 0.1ETH to them as part of KYC, right then I knew I've been scammed.
The second one when scammers set up fake accounts and goad me to send ETH to him, it's a good thing that admin was quick to respond in my inquiry.
That all was quite disappointing.

It is way too early to say that bounty will end in two or three years time, even five is tad too early. ICOs will still continue to exist as there are even more people or groups that show interest in cryptocurrency, hence, people will invest. And so long as ICO's exist promotion program will follow, and o will bounty hunting.
If and when ICOs stop promoting, or promotion program cease to exist, then so will bounty. But for now, I think it will for the 10 years.

Hilarious and ridiculous! I did not quite imagine how funny a bubble might be, and I just enjoyed it now. 
There really is no shortcut in everything, mostly in particular, getting filthy rich. Earnings should be hard earned, otherwise, you might want to rethink what this thing you have gotten yourself into.
It is as clear as day, the scam of it all.

I believe the same. None of them will overtake bitcoin, if it does it would just then be a bubble that waits to pop and then gone. With no traces.
Yeah charts may show performances and will point which is ahead and which is not, but it doesn't reflect anything of an indication that it can overtake bitcoin.

If they are kicking anyone and all who complains in the telegram channel, it shows they are not open minded and unprofessional.
These are the traits of those who are trying hide something from those they can cheat upon.
I experienced the same thing with FIANCIA and they have same indications, kicking people out when they complain, and they are scam!

Airdrop is the easiest way to earn coins, with the minimal time spent and minimal tasks required. I would say it is the best way to earn considering effort exerted. But earnings is comparatively low to bounty campaigns.
However, bounty campaign earnings are also dependent on the number of participants.

Yes it is a little broad and not specific. Can only give a generalized answer to your query, like exchanging your altcoins on an exchange platform where the bounty is listed. Most of the bounties pay tokens that are derivatives of ETH, so you may want to go in exchange platforms that utilizes ETH and process would be simple from there.

Yep, all projects (bounty or airdrop) are potentially good. But on the same manner, all are potentially bad.
So be extra careful in which project to participate and spend time on.
Lately I have joined in two (2) airdrops and they are managed by trustworthy and proven managers backed by excellent dev team.
And I find it worthwhile and beneficial at the same time. It was a wise decision to join in those projects.

Totally agree with you there cap. No argue with that, with patience we can hold our coins even though market is in dip bottom and still digs.
But the real question would be how to keep an open mind about it and maintain our patience?
I have been in situations that would really challenge my patience and urges me to sell coins in panic. So what I did was simple, I just don't look at charts anymore (only if I wish to buy) so my patience will not be challenged.
Hope it works all for you.

Yep they do ask over and over again. They just duplicated topics posted by other members of this forum.
But please we should be welcoming to newcomers, despite the fact that it is annoying sometimes.

To answer your query OP, yes it is worthwhile to participate in airdrops. You gain rewards in return for a minimal task. Although it is not as big as regular bounties, but it's compensations is just. Just be careful though, there are a lot of predatory projects put there and may not pay you your due.
Good luck

I think it still is too early to say that were going now to the moon. Corrections are yet to be in place and we'll see what pattern ETH and BTC will exhibit by then. But obviously and inarguably, things are looking good with the big guns.
Let us all hope for the best though

Good for you buddy. You started early and now it gets you to new heights and all. However, for us that have just joined very recently are in doubt whether we can get similar profits or not. Prices now are skyscrapers high and investing may prove unwise.
However, I believe that cryptos could go a long way and so I chose to invest now.