bounty-hunter

name	bounty-hunter
description	Find, evaluate, and submit online bounties and hackathons for prize money. Use when user mentions "bounties", "hackathon", "earn money", "Superteam Earn", "prize money", "submissions", "freelance bounties", or asks to find paid opportunities. Covers discovery, eligibility filtering, content drafting, and submission workflows.

Bounty Hunter

Systematically find and submit bounties, hackathons, and paid opportunities to generate revenue. Optimized for solo operators and AI-assisted teams.

Workflow

Step 1: Discovery

Scan these platforms for active bounties:

Primary sources:

• Superteam Earn (earn.superteam.fun) — Solana ecosystem bounties, content, projects
• Colosseum (colosseum.com) — Solana hackathons, often $50K-$500K prize pools
• GitHub Issues — Bounty-tagged issues on trending repos
• Gitcoin (gitcoin.co) — Web3 grants and bounties

Secondary sources:

• ProductHunt Launch competitions
• DevPost (devpost.com) — Hackathon aggregator
• HackerOne / Bugcrowd — Security bounties (if applicable)
• Replit Bounties — Quick coding tasks

How to scan Superteam Earn:

1. Visit earn.superteam.fun
2. Filter by: Content, Development, Design (match your strengths)
3. Sort by deadline (closest first) or prize (highest first)
4. Note: Some bounties are region-locked — check eligibility carefully

Step 2: Evaluate (Kill Bad Ones Fast)

For each bounty, score on these 5 criteria: