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Quote from: Bowtiesarecool on September 05, 2019, 05:26:11 PM

There's been so many freelancer/gig economy platform already - Canya, hirematch, ethlancer, blocklancer, hiway, canlead, gigtrick. Most are barely functional, majority have turned out to be vaporware. So, what makes yours any different?

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checked the team list. 6 members where 2 are community managers, 2 are marketing, 1 is the CEO and the other is John Q. Nice movie

Hello, Bowtiesarecool! You are right, there are plenty of platforms that didn't succeed in mass adoption. They failed because they didn't focus on functionality of their platforms, and creators barely understood the problems with existing freelance economy.

PIXBY team took an in-depth review of the freelance industry and found the fundamental problems which are exit scams, high transaction fees, and not to mention the UI because most of crypto-asset based freelance marketplaces are terrible and not user friendly at all.

At PIXBY we have found solutions for all of the mentioned problems. For instance, escrow payments will allow buyers to safely transact assets to seller without having to worry about not receiving the job, and another bonus of utilizing Blockchain technologies are Ethereum Dapps that will allow us to make royalty programs and reward based on users activities.

As time goes, we will present the best crypto-asset based freelance marketplace the world has to offer.

Hope this answers your question.

Thanks for the response, but still doesn't address any of my concern. Proof is in the pudding they say and talk is cheap. At the very least, do show us a concept of your UI and what makes it different from others - assuming you don't have an MVP. Speaking of MVP, your basically treading the same path most of the others did without one. The only difference is they had the benefit of engaging a community that was not yet jaded by overpromising and underdelivering. Now that most freelancers are now wary of "yet another freelancer platform", it's going to take more than words to woo anybody over

Would love to bring this back up now that the "enthusiasm" has eroded and cold, hard reality has set in. Unless the market goes extremely bullish to quadruple whatever they raised - if not more, this is the end of the line for yet another freelance on the blockchain pipedream. I'm not one to gloat or even take any pleasure from startup failing to translate their lofty ambitions into grounded utility, however, it's time some form of sanity starts getting restored into this industry and all these "mr. me too" knockoffs get back to the drawingboard for some shred of originality.
Ofc, we could wake up to BTC @ $100k tomorrow for another go at the merry go round

Hello, dear friend, Bowtiesarecool! Our enthusiasm and desire to adopt something new in the crypto world did not disappear anywhere! I admit there are similar platforms in crypto space, but to my knowledge we are different. Your statement about "another freelance in blockchain pipedream" doesn't make any sense for me...Each project is unique, and the worst thing to do is comparing one with another... Because we are not responsible for other people who fail. To make the long story short, please study our project because we have implemented a staking protocol, built a new Dapp and revamped the project in general. This is just a beginning...

Not to be antagonistic, but those who don't know that history are bound to repeat it. Staking protocol, building a new dApp... lemme go on a limb and add that you guys will be adding governance features too, right? That makes this novel when another freelance on blockchain project, Canya, has implemented same? Forgive me if I don't see the difference here or anything new again.

Will be checking back in a few months to pick up from where we left off. Likely to become an interesting case study for those looking to retread same path