Topic: Are there crypto related freelancing sites around? (Read 212 times)

Hey, take a look at the Cryptocurrency Job Lists thread. You'll find interesting websites mentioned that could be useful. Don't forget to check out the replies – you might discover the perfect fit for your needs.

While I can't guarantee freelance jobs on those sites, it's likely they offer some. Could be worth a browse. You might just stumble upon excellent freelance opportunities from the mentioned websites.

Give it a shot and explore if something interests you.

As a fellow freelancer I would like to welcome you to the freelancing world, wish you can handle the struggle. Some of the reply already mentioned several sites, but in my opinion the fastest growing crypto freelancing platform is https://www.cryptotask.org/ and https://laborx.com/. I haven't got many jobs from either platform, only a couple projects, but it paid goods, better than Fiver and similar platform. The downside is that the moderator is not so active, so you will need to be careful of scammers.

It's easy for someone to create crypto freelancing websites but problem is that you can't find enough job offers to compete with regular freelancing websites.
I think you would have higher chances of getting hired for some crypto related work in bitcointalk forum than in those freelancing websites.
Ideal scenario would be for some popular freelancing website to add bitcoin payments, but that would probably create regulation issues for them.

One website nobody mentioned so far is Latium, I see they have lot of projects completed and they exist since 2017:
https://latium.org/

If you want to get started in the world of freelancing then first you'll have to learn some skills and master them at professional level. A freelancer always needs to have mastery over the skills that they are going to offer as freelancing services. I'm not sure about any such sites where freelancers get paid using Bitcoin, but only this forum is a place where freelancers can get paid using Bitcoin if they offer their freelancing services in services board of the forum. I would not consider this forum as a freelancing site because it has many threads which aren't related to freelancing at all and that's a solid reason for not calling it as a freelancing site.

If you're very new in freelancing then first you need to learn about it and the best place to learn about freelancing is YouTube of course because many creators have already published great videos related to freelancing and those videos can be helpful for someone like you who is totally new to the field. I would also recommend you to read some books related to freelancing as those books will explain in depth that how a new freelancer should set-up his/her profile and how to make a best portfolio over time.

I would recommend you to learn a skill from the basics and master it to the advanced levels and once you get confidence that you have completely mastered the skills then you should try to offer your services for free in order to get some rock solid review which would help you to gain more clients later on. The free offer will let others see that how good you're at that particular skill and you'll also get some public dealing experience by delivering those free services. The journey is a long one and you must have to do your best to be up to date with the skill that you have mastered because the competition is very tough at freelancing sites and only the ones will get clients who offer best service to the clients.

Well, that's true that many of these crypto jobs posting websites are either like that based on your observation. Aside from those suggestions, you can post your service on the Services. Include all of your past works and projects that you've worked with as a full stack developer. Another idea is to visit every crypto company's career page like Binance career to see the openings that they have to see if the desired position you wanna fill is open and they have a slot for you. That's what you need to do if you find those crypto job marketplaces aren't too active at all. You have to go through each of them check all the openings that they have, so that's just the idea that you can start looking at crypto exchanges and so on.

You can build your profile on LinkedIn and other online job sites. Also by joining a community of stack developers, you can get connected to an offer or job vacancy. You can find many of these communities if you do a diligent search on the Internet. I checked and found a few of these online communities
https://stackoverflow.com/
https://dev.to/t/fullstack
https://thefullstack.network/

NB: I am not a software personnel and have never used these sites or joined any of these communities. This is not an endorsement or advertisement of their service. Communities can be a hiding place for scammers and hackers. So we need to be careful when joining or giving out personal information.

If you want to go into freelancing then try to build a profile, a reputable one with the above recommendations for a standard and professional presentation, market it and engage the use of different platforms, have special and unique qualities to make use of in serving as your key potentials or acquired skills, you can also create ANN thread to make more awareness of yourself, build a reputation and let people trust you and what you can offer.

I mean there are some platforms you could probably earn via freelancing but most of the popular freelancing websites on the internet just have online payments which is actually great already in my opinion since most of the clients are abroad or from other countries. If you are actually looking for a freelancing job you don't need to be lazy when it comes to payment, I mean it wasn't easy to find a good one online. I did try it and because of the pandemic freelancing jobs become more competitive and there are a lot of people who want freelancing jobs so if you have the skills you're going have no problem but if you're just getting started to this kind of job you gonna need to do the real work in order to create your portfolio and build your profile since reviews are important so that clients are going to hire you, as well as completing that deadline.

So I just suggest you don't aim the cryptocurrency payment focus on building your profile and portfolio in order to actually start and earn, to make it your actual job or side hustle.

I have gone through majority of the sites recommended and discovered most of them are either dormant, lacking employers or have bug in their web pages. I am a full stack developer seeking to do quick services on a crypto freelancing site but it seems it is more difficult in the crypto space as there are no dominant freelancing sites competing with the likes of Fiverr and Upwork.

I mean you can count on many of them, just do a simple google search and you will find there are dozens of websites which are offering Crypto related Freelancing jobs.
However, most of them are for DEX and Ethereum Smart Contracts, people just want you to make a scam contract which doesn't look like scam at all. That's what the big amount is in.

Apart from that, there surely are some great Crypto companies which you can join via your normal Linkedin stuff.

You can check this freelancing sites that gives freelancers a chance to get paid in cryptocurrency:
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/check-out-5-freelancing-websites-pay-cryptocurrency-plomxtech

The site state the following platform that accept freelancing with crypto payment:
Blocklancer ► dedicated to ETH payment
LaborX ► dedicated to ETH payment
Crypto jobs ► pays in cryptocurrency
PompCryptoJobs ► pays in cryptocurrency

This site article about freelancing platform that pays in Bitcoin: https://www.webemployed.com/freelance-websites-pay-bitcoin/
The article list the following:
CryptoGrind

BitGigs

Earn.com

CryptoJobs

Not sure what catchy profile you need though, you just have to put what you know and what is the area of your expertise an apply for a job.

In any case you are interested, you might want to check this out: https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoJobsList/.

If you are a complete novice then it might be better as well to hone your skills in let's say programming and learn several programming language that is being used in crypto related jobs.

Cryptocurrency job list which has about 15 to 20 freelance websites for you.

The list is long enough to scan through and have ideas on how freelance jobs are in cryptocurrency and what types of job you can work with what skills you have currently. You can use those websites to focus your learning on some skills and come back to find jobs.

You can work remote with most of jobs.

Without skill in any specific category, you will not be able to find any job for you. Build up your skills create a portfolio and gear up your linkedin profile. These will help you to find a job and These are some online platforms that allow users to withdraw their earnings in bitcoin:

1.upwork
2.Blocklancer
3.CryptoGrind
4.Coinlancer

Always read the terms and conditions before making any withdraw. Some of these site are sensitive and your account can be disable.

Use linkedin to job hunt crypto related company that looking for the skills set that you have. Typical freelance website usually requires to pay fees in able to get a job or you will be charge commision fee while applying directly on crypto company will give you steady job and paid with crypto.

I do some quick search on google about freelance website that pays Bitcoin and here is potential company that might help you.

https://www.makeuseof.com/freelance-websites-pay-cryptocurrency/


Always DYOR. I don't use any of that website.

You first of all need to identify the unique skills you offer, this is the first step of freelancing; offering marketable and practical skills.

I am not an expert in marketing freelancing skills but you should focus on what platforms are best to market your skills and which ones fit your desire to be paid in crypto specifically. Then you build your pitch around that platform and the tools available to you there.

Your pitch or ad regardless of the platform you post it in should be;

• Catchy
• Professional
• Unique
• Self explanatory
• Should show your best angle
• It should also be updated and not just reused over and over again

You can include banners or info-graphics if the platform you are marketing on allows it and it should also be done very professionally.

This forum is a good place to get clients, specifically those willing to pay in Bitcoin. Head over to the Services^[1] section and create a thread, but first look at other service threads and how they sell their skills to learn from others.
You need to become at least a Jr. Member or purchase Copper membership^[2] to post images here on the forum.

You have a limited time to catch the eye of a potential client among thousands of other equally qualified ones and you should ensure your pitch gets their attention and holds it.

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Try to watch videos about marketing your skills and work using that to build yourself.

[1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=52.0
[2] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=credit;promote

- Jay -

please I will need guidance on how to get started with freelancing but will prefer if there are crypto based specifically Bitcoin as main payment option. I am a complete novice as regards freelancing and will like to know how best to set up a catchy profile that will be outstanding and unique one that will make my skills more marketable.