Topic: Crypto related jobs - page 4. (Read 650 times)

Ask yourself, why these gambling companies spend so much money weekly on signature campaigns? they are looking for jobs; clienteles. The internet of today is about growth. Many people work as VAs to make some funds to sponsor their project or job search campaign. Haven't you seen job seekers that launch a landing page for the sake of getting hired? they run ads on google to get their target audience. You mustn't depend alone on the forum to get cryptocurrency related jobs. Quite correct, they are jobs on the service section, but these people who tend to hire you knows the market price per week for some tasks. Compared to those you get on google ads who don't know much about the cryptocurrency market, all they need is solution and they pay you handsomely. Quora is a good place to get such clients, always look out for places where they're a huge variety of people not just marketers. Get your audience there and move on. What matters is the quality of your service. For instance, getting a community moderator job on this forum is averaged at $50 per week but, that'll be far better when you get the job through google ads launched by you; working directly with the source, or joining startups.

Are you looking for jobs which demand specific professional skills or micro jobs/tasks any person can execute with minimum knowledge and skills? Crypto jobs in general are quite scarce and competitive, because there are lots of people applying for them in real time, some working for very low payrates just to get rid of competitors and guarantee a spot. Some time ago I joined Picoworkers and Rapidworkers platforms, but didn't stay there for too long...

LinkedIn is the best source for crypto job because most of the team member of crypto company same with startup usually use it to establish connection or forming team members. You have a better chance to get a long term job position if you will work directly with the team member from the start rather than chase a freelance job online with no definite job availability.

I use upwork before but they are now having some premium charges to get good job. You will be spending than earn on job listing site that ask for premiums.

This is why I said those thing above. So does that mean this isn't Bitcoin related?

First and foremost, the reason why I posted this here is to provoke discussion as intended for this board.

Next is because I want to know the opinions of other members here on this forum or if they knew something outside of this forum related to crypto. As a matter of fact, it's true that there're so many crypto related jobs outside of this forum, but as much as I know that here in this forum you are prohibited on promoting shady sites right? so you should also know better that one of the reliable sources of information should be here.

Third one is, if I wanted to find job shouldn't I just post it on the services section? If I wanted to, I could just google it all the way, but the question is, "is it reliable?"

You can try finding something here, perhaps a translator's job is quite realistic. Or, if you do any sort of freelance, you can try to tell clients that they can pay you in Bitcoin, but I supppose it depends on the kind of people you deal with and how popular cryptos are in your country. It doesn't usually work out for me because people normally don't know what Bitcoin is or how to pay with it and prefer the good old fiat (cash or card). Also, sometimes you might not want people to know that you accept Bitcoin because then they might think you must be rich and try to steal your coins or decide they want to pay you less because you don't need money. So it's all a bit tricky. I've spent Bitcoin on things but I don't remember earning it, excluding sig campaigns.

Op the objective of this forum is not for job purpose, the objective is to impacts the knowledge of Bitcoin from one person to another person, so it's the objective while bitcointalk is been created, the aspect of job online, I think we have many things someone can do online and get paid, some people get paid through article writing and some programing and online tutorials based on the viewers, but understanding the forum from aspect of been paid is a wrong conception,  because  the authorities of this forum can decide to eliminate signatures any time, some of us who registered far back 2014 and 2017 could not know that signatures campaign was in existence while they have participated for years back.

Some websites to find cryptocurrency-related jobs

https://www.upwork.com/freelance-jobs/cryptocurrency/
https://www.cryptogrind.com/
https://www.reddit.com/r/Jobs4Bitcoins/
https://crypto.jobs/
https://cryptojobslist.com/
https://www.freelancer.ph/jobs/bitcoin/
https://beincrypto.com/jobs/
https://hyve.works/freelancers/find-a-job-on-hyve

Many users are mostly mention about coding and other technical jobs about creating a crypto project, but many users forgot about signature campaign where there are few campaigns still run for more than 2 years without a pause.

Yep signature campaign can't be said as a job because the project can stop the campaign at anytime or the forum will remove the signature space, but until now it's not and it's high unlikely the signature space will be removed.

Thank you for this one. I'll check this out later. This could also serve as a reference to other people reading this thread.



As the age is now leading towards modern industry which includes crypto and computers, it would be strange if there're only few jobs that pays crypto as salaries. I appreciate the thought, thank you very much for listing all of the above. 

I only know this subreddit^[1] and this bitfortip^[2] for a while, but I haven't tested them myself. Nevertheless, if however you get paid in fiat, you can still exhange them for bitcoin if that's what you want.

[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/Jobs4Bitcoins/
[2] https://www.bitfortip.com/

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Regarding moderating tokens being launched in the space, whether it is for Telegram or Discord, there is a caveat: most of the time, the tokens being paid become useless once they have been launched, rendering your effort useless. I 'm not sure if it's still the case now, but it's better if you just know.

Those interested can streamline there search within this job listed below
1. Cryptocurrency Trader.
2. Cryptocurrency Analyst
3. Blockchain Architect
4. Cryptocurrency Consultant
5. Cryptocurrency Marketing Manager
6. Cryptocurrency Researcher
7. Cryptocurrency Security Specialist
8. Cryptocurrency Customer Support
9. Cryptocurrency Legal Expert
10 . Cryptocurrency Developer; The development of decentralized applications, smart contracts, and cryptocurrency networks will be highly sought after by developers with experience in blockchain technology, cryptography, and coding languages such as Solidity, Python, and JavaScript.

If you're looking for a long-term position and you have the necessary knowledge (coding, marketing, writing, etc.) maybe you can check this site (never used it myself): https://www.cryptojobs.com/

It has multiple job offers from other platforms (exchanges, news sites, etc.).

So it's still the same as before. I know that there're groups that hires moderators in discord or in telegram and being paid by their personal tokens or it could even be either bitcoin or fiat.

IMO I would also choose fiat to pay as a salary for those jobs knowing that the volatility of crypto is unexpected. It would be a lie if I say that it could go to waste or it could become undervalued. In the end both the employee and the employer would have to decide which mode of payment they will opt, to ensure that both parties accepted the risk.

There are so many crypto-paid jobs out there, just like you said they always tell you. The only thing there is that you need to find your area of specialization and search for jobs in those fields.
I am currently earning on different paid jobs and working as a telegram moderator for over two crypto projects, for which I will be paid with crypto at the end of the week based on my performance rating. You can also earn money from crypto, apart from the signature you are wearing. You can list out your services under the service board, and you will be contracted for a job, and your means of payment will also be listed there.
Another massively paying crypto job I am also aware of is for those with developing ideas (web developers). Most crypto projects look for skilled individuals who can work from home and pay them using crypto. 

Since May of last year, I have had the opportunity to rest and watch my surroundings and society. One thing I have noticed is that an increasing number of users are depending on computers as a source of income. Some of my neighbors, including some of mine, have begun working from home as virtual assistants, while others are advertising their services and selling goods online. It took me back to a period when I was still looking for job chances online and individuals still worked outside their home. I was curious at that moment and wondered if it was possible to make money while using a computer or if there were any opportunities. After several times searching, I came across this forum and started to do some odd jobs and services here. At one point, I thought that "is there any other platforms in which I could work and still get paid by bitcoin?". I did my research back then and found some platforms that offer such salaries, but of course I didn't try to work there since I am also hesitant if what they are offering is actually true, nevertheless I didn't bother proving the point of earning on those platforms. Why would I? When during those times there're so many phishing sites on a loose, one of my friends also lost a lot of his altcoins kept from his MEW due to such schemes.

After reminiscing those years, I suddenly remembered a question that bothered me before. It was the same question back in the day, and since today's age is mostly inclined towards computer and modern technology, I was wondering if there jobs that offers to pay crypto?


When I returned from my sweet vacation, I have noticed that there have been only a few campaigns running and there aren't that much jobs I see here on this forum, and so it makes me wonder if the question I have in mind few years ago would be answered today. I am already aware that there'd be people who'd say "there're so many out there, you'll just have to find out". I had learnt it a hard way that in this forum there's no such thing as spoon feeding that's why I took my time the other day to look for those said jobs.

So if ever one of you guys know such jobs or sites, can you list me what's your favorite ones?