I can't say for sure, but I believe there is a good chance that PlanChain will want to run another bounty after this one. I recommend joining the Telegram and following PlanChain so you can be one of the first to know when the next bounty is, if there is one!

I'd say maybe 10% of the bounty hunters read the whitepaper and actually understand the project. I can't speak on behalf on all of the bounty hunters on why, but my best guess is that they are only participating for the free tokens. However, they are only going to receive the bare minimum of tokens so I don't understand what the point is in that as that is not worth the effort in my mind. I'm very selective on what projects I participate for so I've had zero issues with not receiving any tokens or falling for scams.


I was never a bounty hunter on here, only through Bounty0x.

I worked for Bounty0x for about two years, hence why I never used Bitcointalk. Bounty0x is a completely independent bounty platform. I recently left Bounty0x and started doing some bounty management on my own, here on BCT. So that is why I'm only a Jr. Member currently.

Obviously you have to make sure the bounty campaign you are participating in is legitimate and reputable. That goes without saying.

If you follow the first two tips I posted above, you will be able to determine if the project/team is legitimate and how successful the sales will be. You have to take some time to completely understand the team and their goals before you even decide whether you should participate in the bounty campaign or not.

I'm glad you've had great success with bounty campaigns and managing them! People don't realize that if you put in the work and time and are dedicated to a project, there is a high chance of furthering your work with that project. So instead of just jumping around between multiple bounty campaigns and receiving tokens from all kinds of new startups, you could focus on maybe one or two that you really like and strive to become a team member by proving to the team that you can be of value to them.

I personally have been onboarded on a couple of teams that I originally just participated in their bounty campaigns for. This is how I became a Sheriff for Bounty0x, then quickly rose all the way up to Distribution Manager. I've also became a Community Manager for a couple of projects such as ArtPro after participating in their bounty campaign.

If you follow these tips I posted below, the teams you invest your time in to create quality work will take notice to you pretty quickly. They are always looking for dedicated community members to help increase their marketing or community engagement, and if you are looking for even more tokens, I advise you get busy as there are so many awesome opportunities out there.

Me again. I've worked in the Bounty industry for almost two years now and wanted to share some tips on how bounty hunters can earn higher rewards from bounty campaigns! This post pertains more specifically to content creation bounties like writing Articles or creating YouTube videos.

1) Before starting any type of work, review the project's whitepaper/website/blog posts.
==> If you are serious enough about wanting to create a high quality piece of work, you need to understand the content you are creating. This should be common sense, but you'd be surprised.

2) Join the project's Telegram group and ask questions, and/or resources to use.
==> I can't reiterate enough how important and valuable it is to join the project's Telegram group. Telegram is a direct link to the project's team members where you can ask them anything you want. This is very rare outside of the crypto-space so you need to take advantage of this as much as possible!

So, to be more specific about this, I highly recommend asking as many questions as necessary about the project until you fully understand the key aspects and how everything works. Not only will this help you create more accurate and valuable content, but it will also make you standout in the community. The more engaged you are in the community and with the team, the higher chance of receiving higher rewards!

Lastly, ask the team for any resources that you'd like to use in your content creation. For example, ask for any videos, images, or logos. These resources will make your content much more professional and reputable.

3) Don't even think about plagiarizing or paraphrasing any existing content.
==> This is the biggest red flag that will reduce your rewards drastically, if not disqualify you from receiving anything at all. There is no value in producing something that already has been produced. You should read and check to see what has already been created for that project, however, you shouldn't copy any of it. Instead, try to further clarify anything that left you confused or expand on any topic that you think should be expanded on.

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Hope this helps! Let me know your thoughts or feedback and feel free to ask any questions you may have below!

I like how you worded this. I don't know if everyone looks at it the same way, but for me as well, investing in crypto at this point is more about investing in a project and adoption. I'm not looking for quick returns; rather, I'm looking for long term development and adoption. I'm only invested in the projects that I believe will make an impact in this sector and in the world.

So when we talk about making our crypto assets inheritable, for me as well, this means passing on my dream of increasing crypto's adoption and supporting the projects that I'm committed too.

Biggest mistake that everyone makes, not only beginner traders, is listening to others and investing based on other's suggestions/recommendations.

Unfortunately, as of right now, this space is filled with scammers and businesses that can be persuaded by money. So everything you read about a project has at least a 50% chance of being populated by a scammer, or by a paid expert (ICOBench and other ICO listing sites).

Saying this, my biggest takeaway is not only just doing your own research, but creating discussion with the actual team and learning more about them. The first thing I do when learning about a new project is joining their Telegram group and asking questions about their website/whitepaper. You will learn so much based on the team's answers, if they even provide answers.

First, we are a vertical of Safe Haven which is also powered by VeChainThor, so it would only make sense to run on the same blockchain.
Secondly, VeChain has established themselves as an enterprise blockchain with very prestigious partners and a valuable network.
There are many other reasons, like better technology, but these are the main ones on why we chose VeChainThor.

As for the artistic works, images and paintings can be included as well, not just digital artworks. More information on this will be released as soon as we release our Whitepaper which will be before our TGE.

I actually just made a post about this about 3 hours before you posted this question. You can check it out here.

Basically, if you want to look into using a blockchain service, I recommend checking out [/url=https://t.me/safehavenio]Safe Haven.[/url] They are close to releasing the BETA version of their Safe Haven Inheritance Platform (SHIP) which may be out by the end of this year. Basically, their platform allows you to interact with legal entities and make your crypto inheritable to your beneficiaries.

DISCLAIMER: I'm invested in Safe Haven and it is mainly because they are the first to explore this issue and create a solution for it.

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I understand that the tokens would stay in your wallet. That is obvious. The whole meaning of this post was to hopefully get people to start thinking about taking the necessary steps in order to secure their investments beyond their life. Whether it is sharing your keys and passwords with a close one, or planning to utilize Safe Haven in the near-future, something should be planned out so your investments don't get wasted.

I'd highly recommend against this! Just because none of your friends or relatives don't know anything about crypto doesn't mean that you should just let your investments go to waste! If anything, write an instructional guide and share it with your family. Tell them they don't need to know what to do know, but if the time comes, then they need to follow the instructions step-by-step in order to access your funds!

It is easy. Everyone has this information already organized, or at least everyone should for their own recovery/usage. I just want to make sure everyone has a plan on sharing this information when they pass as our assets will be of no use locked in a wallet that no one knows about!

It takes a matter of minutes to cover yourself so just make sure you have a plan laid out.

It sounds dangerous, especially since this sector is completely filled with scams and fake projects these days. However, Safe Haven knows that this will be the biggest hurdle to overcome as they will need to earn everyone's trust before their Inheritance Platform will be used. That is why they founded the Trust Alliance Network and are partnering with real, and credible legal entities.

For more technical information on how the Inheritance will work, I recommend reading their Whitepaper .

Unfortunately, my parents don't believe in crypto so I didn't even try to explain this to them. However, I'm trying to get my brother to at least understand it just in case the death reaper comes for me soon.


The cool part about Safe Haven is that you don't need to create different wallets or set anything up separately. Basically, you split your keys into pieces and you give one piece to your party and the other to the legal entity. So when the time comes, the party you setup will receive both pieces in order to access the funds.

At least, this is how I originally understood it. Haven't had too much time to digest all the technical details, but I'm following Safe Haven either way because I think this will be the most efficient and easiest way to transfer funds from myself to whoever I want them to be transferred too. This is a unique issue that affects everyone so it will be interesting to see how it is implemented.

As more and more investors join this sector, a question everyone should be asking themselves is: "What happens to my crypto if I was to die unexpectedly soon?"

I understand the thought of this is depressing, but it is inevitable and the only thing that matters is whether you prepared for it or not. Most of us have enough money in this game to start preparing for this in order to prevent it from going to waste.

If you haven't planned around this, or even thought about it yet, I recommend investigating the few options below:

1) Include all your wallets and passwords/seeds in your will. Make sure you include instructions on how to access your funds as well as giving these to someone not familiar with crypto will be just as useless as not even including them in your will.

2) Along with the will, teach the closest person in your life how to access your funds. Whether this is your significant other, family member, or really close friend, make sure someone understands how to access a wallet and transfer/sell the funds. Just like how you should be researching projects before you invest in it, make sure you choose who you share your secrets with carefully.

3) Take a look at Safe Haven. Safe Haven is building an Inheritance Platform that will allow you to do everything above, but with a legal entity that understands crypto and will make sure your funds get in the right hands. Not only will you reassured that your funds are secured and inheritable, but you will also be increasing the adoption of crypto yourself, outside of just investing into it.

So no matter what you are invested in, if it is a large amount of money, I recommend you begin thinking about the future. Crypto is very complex and requires a lot of time to make it fully inheritable, so please make sure you take the appropriate safeguards and steps in doing this correctly.