you can choose a good bounty by investigating its platform, its team, their background and also their goal in the future. looking at the price of bounty is not enough, I have seen a lot of them, but they are nothing special about the campaign and the only thing I can see is failure.

this is the pot calling the kettle black

Choosing a bounty if difficult. You have to do your research as if you were an investor. About 1/3 of the bounties I am a part of do not pay, even when I have done my research and believe they have a solid project. You also should make sure the bounty requirements are not too much like real work or you will get burnt out quickly. Some bounty managers will use any excuse they can find to ensure you do not earn a bounty on your hard work. Bounties should be easy, limited to a small amount per user and well managed.

It's easy,first watch to the team,then look at the have work product,then read all official documents if thats all is ok,you can try partipicate,but remember scam can be everywhere.

This is a good discussion. Really hoping to get more ideas from different people but for me. I must consider a project that has a really good potential and less particpants. In this way you'll get a lot bounty allocation and waiting for the right time to sell when it hits exchanges

You need to read in advance in any campaign for generosity, so that you choose exactly the one that will help you earn money . Read the white paper and road map .

crypto is one of the options in the money world bounty. it is of extra importance for those with little money to invest. you have to research and research your projects to find good bounty.

Firstly, before considering any bounty you need to know what they claim to offer in the project like the uses or benefits of the project to the masses and see if it is something you can enjoy to be part of,then the budget line of the bounty campaigns, consider if the allocations is worth your time and participation. Secondly, you need to consider the team handling the project if they have good reputation, especially the bounty manager of the project. Lastly, you need to go through the white paper of the project then look them up for scam complain. I hope this helps your search…

You should pay attention to such aspects of bounty campaigns as soft cap and hard cap, team of professionals, discounts during ICO, as well as the number of subscribers in social media and Telegram. Also you can check  information about this project on icobench or same services.But sometimes it happens that even projects with a poor rating give an excellent profit.

I would simply be tracking the top managers' campaigns on the forum. There are not so many of them. A good manager will not administer the scum, so this way of determining the quality of the bounty is not worse than the others.