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Is there any prediction what skills would be in highest demand?

For the beginning,i would say crpto related ones.

Most definitely,untill Vanywhere reaches mass adoption.

A lot of people who will use the app will want to know more about crypto so it makes sense.

Im sure competition will be tough there,so better be sure about your skill

Competition might be tough,but demand will be high too,those things usually go together.Unless you opt for something like basket weaving,as someone mentioned earlier Cheesy

.But then again,u might find fierce competition there too Cheesy

When you give people an app like this that's easy accessible you can be sure you will create skill sellers for every market possible

so were ever you turn you will have competition.

You can always beat the competition by knowing more languages or offering a better service.

For now we can only assume what kind of skills will be offered, but maybe, hypothetically speaking, someone will have more good reviews and more history but isn't necessarily the best in that field - only has a better price for what he is offering than someone else.

The reviews will be KING! Forget about price ranges, certifications, unloyal competition, all that matters are the reviews.

Reviews will be most important indeed,without the doubt.But question is,what will Vanywhere do to stop some Skiller from making bunch of fake user accounts,and writing his own reviews?That could be an issue,but im sure Vanywhere team covered that too.

Its impossible to stop everything,nothing is 100% secure,every system has its flaws.

Thats true,you can try as much as oyu want,but if someone really wants to exploit the sytem,he will find the way

Maybe you cant completely stop it,but you can make it much harder.And im sure Vanywhere team will sort that,afterall,they are developing the app for 2 years and im sure they are thinking about everything.

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