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Bitcoin Service Review – XBT Freelancer

Many people dream of landing a job in the world of Bitcoin and blockchain technology, yet they struggle to find opportunities. Although there are multiple job boards available to Bitcoin users, XBT Freelancer is one of the platforms to keep an eye for freelancing opportunities, both as a job seeker and as an employer.

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XBT Freelancer Is All About Landing That Dream Gig

One of the most appealing aspects of XBT Freelancer is the dual approach by this platform. Freelancers can look for open opportunities whereas employers can hire freelancers from all over the world for particular projects.  Freelancing is vastly different from a traditional job though, as contracts are usually for one project only.

The number of jobs listed on the XBT Freelancer platform is somewhat limited, but that is also because the platform is quite different from your regular job board. That being said, their selection of openings is quite interesting, and depending on what skills one has, may cater more towards the creative types among us.

Business owners can search for specific freelancers as well, and the XBT Freelancer platform has a built-in review system that gives people a certain level of reputation. Online, one’s reputation is all he has, and it is great to see this job platform focusing on that important aspect. Moreover, employees can see whether or not a particular freelancer has been online today, as well as when they were last active on the site

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Based on the information displayed on the website right now. There are close to 14,000 freelancers active on XBT Freelancer. However, there are slightly over 100 job postings right now, making it very competitive to land a job. Most of the tasks listed are also low-wage, which is another factor to take into account. That is the downside of freelancing; there are plenty of offerings for hard work with little pay in general.

As far as the payout structure goes on XBT Freelancer, users can set their own prices. Withdrawals are processed three times per day, seven days per week. All withdrawals are paid out from cold storage manually. There is no extra fee for either deposits or withdrawals, but a transaction fee may be applied to each withdrawal request. However, there is a 5% fee for milestones completed by the freelancer, which will be deducted from the final payout amount.

Bitcoin users will be pleased to hear XBT Freelancer respects privacy, and will not ask for any personal information. Users can disclose as much or as little information in their profile as they want, although being more thorough will increase chances of getting hired. All in all, the platform is quite versatile, and it is good to see them respect user privacy.

Website: XBT Freelancer

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JP Buntinx

JP Buntinx is a FinTech and Bitcoin enthusiast living in Belgium. His passion for finance and technology made him one of the world's leading freelance Bitcoin writers, and he aims to achieve the same level of respect in the FinTech sector.

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