Thank you for your constructive feedback!
Regarding the 200m tokens: You have to consider that the freelancing market is an extremely big sector in nowadays business. As stated in our whitepaper the freelance workforce earned a combined revenue of an estimated $1 trillion. The tokens should be distributed amongst as many people as possible and should not be monopolized by a small amount of people. This way our token holder tribunal (THT) consists of many users and the risk of collusion and monopolization is nearly zero. You also have to take into account that Blocklancer will not be owned by a centralized entity, instead Blocklancer is designed to be a completely decentralized autonomous job market (DAJ) and is governed by the wisdom of the crowds.
Which issues do you exactly mean by scam and fraud related issues? I would appreciate it, if you can describe them in detail.
Regarding our team: We are going to show the people behind this project within the upcoming days.
Kind regards
The Blocklancer Team
I mean if a worker setup fake accounts just to rip off people by getting paid without doing the job they promised? or if a worker complete a job and not get paid? I have experienced on fivr where the guys take deposit from me for a job and never turn up. I have also heard workers say they take deposit because some people don't pay after they complete job, so I am thinking how this issue would be addressed on Blocklancer?
We offer an escrow option for fixed price contracts.
After a contract has been made, the client’s money is frozen until the contract is fulfilled by the freelancer. Should the client not be satisfied with the work of the freelancer, he has the option to ask the token holders to resolve their dispute and decide on who is right. The freelancer has the same option available to him in case he doesn’t receive his payment in time.
Best regards,
The Blocklancer Team