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I recently read fivver secured 60 million dollars in funding to implement Bitcoin into their site. So I think your really onto something here. Will be nice to see if you can beat them to the punch on that one! As a freelancer I look forward to joining Bithire. I will keep an eye out for progress. Best of luck!

Bitcoin is already implemented in fiverr. It has been implemented for a while now.

Im pretty sure their partnership incurs heavy fees, something like 10% charge and 20% seller fee or whatever.

I would say Bithire should stick with lower fees and also allow tailor made rates. Freelancers always need more outlets of exposure so I do think this project can work well. I would also like to see a little bit of focus on supporting crypto freelancers - the forum is full of fraud devs. BitHire could help build public profiles for legitimate devs and services.

Oh wow, just read this and I am totally with you. Aside from referrals, there is no other way to completely verify crypto devs and services other than by referral through the community, I guess this platform can really cater to "cryptolancing" in that manner?

Here here! I think "cryptolancing" sounds like a fantastic community to build. But I would still try to merge those outside and inside cypto together. Crypto is still realtively small and growing, freelancers are everywhere. Hopefully the cryptolancers can influence and educate others