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Hi admin,

Here are my concerns,

1. Link for official avatar for your signature campaign
2. Allowed Forum Threads on where we could post our undertakings
3. Weekly reporting schedule

Thank you.

Just take this as a learning experience. You should always bear in your mind that most probably 90 percent of ICOs will fail. If you are to invest in an ICO have some thorough research first. When I participate in a bounty campaign, I'll make sure to check first the developing team behind the project and how much funding they have already received and of course, ratings on ICO websites somehow matter. We are definitely well past the point of gaining through randomly throwing our money from the bag for these crowdsales.

While we cannot really deny the challenges that crytocurrency market is facing right now, I believe that it's just in its normal series of wave corrections. But there's no where else for crypto to go but to the moon and I'm talking about a timeline of 4 months only. At lot of factors can really affect the performance of the crypto market capitalization but when people know the value of this coin, they will definitely resent themselve for not getting bitcoins when it is still under 100M.

I really do appreciate you making an effort to list down all the bounty managers who are reliable and trustworthy. But I have to give to deadley this time not only that he is very professional and considerate, he really knows what he's doing and shows concern to every bounty hunter. He is very approachable be it here on BCT or Telegram. If you want social media campaigns, you can try needmoney, he adminiters at least one campaign per week.

ICOs fail simply because they don't have a solid structure for their business model and concept. For a startup to truly plunge into the market especially for a platform under the blockchain technology, usability has a lot of weight in order for a project to take off. While most of them are complicated, I believe they lack of simple information that'll show the bigger picture of the project. And an ICO should have a strategic edge over other ICOs that offer same line of solution. Of course, digital marketing plays a big role on promoting ICOs.

While I appreciate you posting the aforementioned tips on how our community could prevent being scammed on different crowdsourcing and crypto-investment platform, based on my experience those that you've mentioned are the fundamental elements that need to be presented before you could be even considered an ICO. And in my opinion, those are easy to put up and will definitely blend in among the legit ones. I say, researching is still the best practice. Checking their LinkedIn accounts, participating on threads re: ICOs. But to guarantee a project for its legitimacy is really a tough job to do unless endorsed by established business personalities.

It really depends on the reward allocation of the bounty campaign and what rank you are in or how many friends/followers you have on Twitter, Facebook, instagram, youtube and the likes. Most of them are percentage based, but some have token based. Do not base your participation on the hype of these ICOs. Better join those who are not popular, though risky these are the ones who will give you huge rewards based on my experience.

Quote from: Jurgen on February 25, 2018, 11:32:32 AM

Please note that I am NOT the bounty manager for the RHOVIT project (I only published their bounty thread, that's all). For any problems related to this campaign, please contact the RHOVIT team. Thank you.

Quote from: ardyology on February 05, 2018, 12:57:57 PM

Shall we give the bounty manager a negative trust rating?

Noted. Thanks for the clarification.

Alas!!! Please join Rhovit's new telegram...https://web.telegram.org/#/im?p=@rhovitplatform

And for update, read here

https://medium.com/@rhovit/rhovit-updates-c358503198df

I do day trade, and yes I guess some investors or crypto users/hodlers will judge me for the seemed everyday stress that I'd acquire. To be honest, I love that strategy because it is consistent and less risky. I just need to set my limits to 5% or 10% of gains and then I'm good. Say, I have 1000 USD as my initial day trading capital and I'm getting a conservative 5% daily gain that is 1500 USD in a month. So yeah, I'd rather check my portfolio and play with those altcoins at least I'm getting a stable income.

I see it nothing but an opportunity to hoard some coins. Panicking is not an option when you are a crypto-investor. Yes, I get that there a lot of investors who jumped on the bandwagon when the market capitalization of the cryptocurrency was sky-rocketing but that's the price some of us need to pay for lack of self-control and proper research. The bears are now having their long-waited party while the bulls are resting on their slumber. Only time can tell and patience will be rewarded.

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