If I want to get an idea what developers charge I usually do a search on upwork.com. Hourly rates of blockchain experienced developers are between $30 to 100. Check out the link I added.
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January 20, 2017, 02:56:44 PM
If I want to get an idea what developers charge I usually do a search on upwork.com. Hourly rates of blockchain experienced developers are between $30 to 100. Check out the link I added.
January 20, 2017, 03:50:28 AM
Actually blockchain is really new sector in field of programming so there are not many blockchain experts and the one who are out there are trying to capitalize current situation by creating alts and conducting crowdfunding to collect millions for their world tour. Look at vitalik for example...
So it is hard to calculate what could be the hourly rate for those experts, they are currently enjoying millions creating their own projects.
So it is hard to calculate what could be the hourly rate for those experts, they are currently enjoying millions creating their own projects.
I am afraid that the self-proclaimed millions may vaporize soon without community support.
January 19, 2017, 12:41:37 PM
Actually blockchain is really new sector in field of programming so there are not many blockchain experts and the one who are out there are trying to capitalize current situation by creating alts and conducting crowdfunding to collect millions for their world tour. Look at vitalik for example...
So it is hard to calculate what could be the hourly rate for those experts, they are currently enjoying millions creating their own projects.
So it is hard to calculate what could be the hourly rate for those experts, they are currently enjoying millions creating their own projects.
January 19, 2017, 11:40:22 AM
I know there should be big difference between various countries.
A developer with two years of experience in China may earn 15,000 a month(21.75 days), or 86 RMB (~12.5 USD) an hour (8 hours a day).
A developer with two years of experience in China may earn 15,000 a month(21.75 days), or 86 RMB (~12.5 USD) an hour (8 hours a day).
The best blockchain developers can't be bought -- and certainly not by the hour.
January 19, 2017, 11:39:20 AM
Wouldn't a blockchain Dev just run their blockchain for themselves or rent it or something ?
Why would they sell themselves out by the hour when they can make so much more themselves instead of just handing a money maker over to someone else.
Why would they sell themselves out by the hour when they can make so much more themselves instead of just handing a money maker over to someone else.
January 19, 2017, 11:34:53 AM
knowing blockstream have $90mill and only a couple dozen paid devs, and over 100 unpaid interns we can assume gmaxwell is atleast a millionaire in the fiat world
January 19, 2017, 11:25:38 AM
Blockchain is a brand new emerging technology, an emerging technology that everyone wants and everyone needs knowledgeable developers to implement. I'm sure that blockchain developers are paid very generously.
January 19, 2017, 11:18:53 AM
I know there should be big difference between various countries.
A developer with two years of experience in China may earn 15,000 a month(21.75 days), or 86 RMB (~12.5 USD) an hour (8 hours a day).
A developer with two years of experience in China may earn 15,000 a month(21.75 days), or 86 RMB (~12.5 USD) an hour (8 hours a day).
The best blockchain developers can't be bought -- and certainly not by the hour.
Best blockchain devs have many bitcoins, like Gavin, he has more than 10000 BTC, why he works for others for normal rates? He doesn't need to work any more and coding is his hobby, maybe he will work as a CTO or co-founder in blockchain startup.
Source? I have never seen Gavin posting his BTC totals? He gave away bitcoins per hour back in the day, with his faucet.
.... In any way, most Blockchain developers like him are multi-skilled, so they can be employed for any other project too. These guys should consider handing
knowledge down to the second generation of Blockchain developers. { write educational courses and books }
Look at these salaries :
SAP ABAP Developer Salaries
Denken Solutions SAP ABAP Developer $74,730
V.L.S. Systems SAP ABAP Developer $70,873
Wise Men Consultants SAP ABAP Developer $81,874
Accenture SAP ABAP Developer $89,432
January 19, 2017, 08:31:23 AM
If you are a blockchain developer at this present time and arnt making a fortune in either cash or stock, then you arnt doing it right....... 
monkeys are paid by the hour.
monkeys are paid by the hour. 
January 19, 2017, 07:19:53 AM
I know there should be big difference between various countries.
A developer with two years of experience in China may earn 15,000 a month(21.75 days), or 86 RMB (~12.5 USD) an hour (8 hours a day).
A developer with two years of experience in China may earn 15,000 a month(21.75 days), or 86 RMB (~12.5 USD) an hour (8 hours a day).
The best blockchain developers can't be bought -- and certainly not by the hour.
That's true. I saw quite a number of developers come and go in the blockchain industry.
Blockchain technology is not that simple, so only the highly skilled and tolerant users try to stand and engage into development. Others just move on based upon the difficulty experienced. Also several developers try to create their own coin, I've met a person personally who has good tech knowledge.
January 19, 2017, 04:22:19 AM
But some developers chooses to make their own coins rather be hired by big companies.
That sounds like a conflict of interest to me. January 19, 2017, 04:21:19 AM
I think there is a difference between a real blockchain developer and a developer working on blockchain related differences. Which do you mean?
The first would work on the code or try to make new exciting projects out inspired by blockchain. These people normally start there own projects and raise money through an ICO or just start with it.
The second can be normal developers that use the normal coding to build services around blockchain. Those should be similar to normal developers in wages.
The first would work on the code or try to make new exciting projects out inspired by blockchain. These people normally start there own projects and raise money through an ICO or just start with it.
The second can be normal developers that use the normal coding to build services around blockchain. Those should be similar to normal developers in wages.
I am referring to the latter. These days most developers are just following the money.
http://news.8btc.com/blockchain-talents-now-a-lucrative-priority-for-headhunters-in-china
January 19, 2017, 03:29:46 AM
I think there is a difference between a real blockchain developer and a developer working on blockchain related differences. Which do you mean?
The first would work on the code or try to make new exciting projects out inspired by blockchain. These people normally start there own projects and raise money through an ICO or just start with it.
The second can be normal developers that use the normal coding to build services around blockchain. Those should be similar to normal developers in wages.
The first would work on the code or try to make new exciting projects out inspired by blockchain. These people normally start there own projects and raise money through an ICO or just start with it.
The second can be normal developers that use the normal coding to build services around blockchain. Those should be similar to normal developers in wages.
January 19, 2017, 03:04:24 AM
Blockchain developers have huge income and why its because big companies bids their salary and they will of course they will choose the best offer. Aside from that blockchain developers are also good in mining coins, they have huge amount of coins in their disposal since they are the ones who knew the market potential of a certain coin. But some developers chooses to make their own coins rather be hired by big companies.
I know there should be big difference between various countries.
A developer with two years of experience in China may earn 15,000 a month(21.75 days), or 86 RMB (~12.5 USD) an hour (8 hours a day).
A developer with two years of experience in China may earn 15,000 a month(21.75 days), or 86 RMB (~12.5 USD) an hour (8 hours a day).
The best blockchain developers can't be bought -- and certainly not by the hour.
Best blockchain devs have many bitcoins, like Gavin, he has more than 10000 BTC, why he works for others for normal rates? He doesn't need to work any more and coding is his hobby, maybe he will work as a CTO or co-founder in blockchain startup.
Blockchain developers have special skills, most other developers do not have yet, because this technology has not been around for a long time. < Since 2009 > So they can basically write their own salary on a piece of paper, and companies will have to take it, because there are not a lot of specialist Blockchain developers out there, and Blockchain technologies are the thing now.
The average pay for a Software Engineer / Developer / Programmer is $73,957 per year. Most people move on to other jobs if they have more than 20 years' experience in this field. < In my opinion, way too low for a specialist Blockchain developer >
Source :> http://www.payscale.com/research/US/Job=Software_Engineer_%2f_Developer_%2f_Programmer/Salary
The average pay for a Software Engineer / Developer / Programmer is $73,957 per year. Most people move on to other jobs if they have more than 20 years' experience in this field. < In my opinion, way too low for a specialist Blockchain developer >
Source :> http://www.payscale.com/research/US/Job=Software_Engineer_%2f_Developer_%2f_Programmer/Salary
Bitcoin = 0
Blockchain = millions
Blockchain = millions
I know there should be big difference between various countries.
A developer with two years of experience in China may earn 15,000 a month(21.75 days), or 86 RMB (~12.5 USD) an hour (8 hours a day).
A developer with two years of experience in China may earn 15,000 a month(21.75 days), or 86 RMB (~12.5 USD) an hour (8 hours a day).
Developers are getting screwed in China. Non-blockchain developers in the US are getting paid around 65,000 Yuan a MONTH. This equals roughly $10,000 a month ($120,000 per year). Especially developers in silicon valley.
Is there big enough local markets for one to determine a market price for blockchain developers
Also most of them work online, so where they are probably make no difference where they live, as long they have internet access
Also most of them work online, so where they are probably make no difference where they live, as long they have internet access
So developers probably ask for less, thus lowering the cost of a project?
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