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Get your Web3 startup funded in form of developer services, up to $50k(blankhq.co)
1 points by VukT 3y ago|1 comments
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by VukT 3y ago
Hey crew! I want to share a program that is enabling early stage web3 startups to get up to $50,000 in developer services. Today there'll be a LIVE discussion on how to get web3 startup founded. About the event: Topic: How to get your
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Decentralized freelance platform CryptoTask moves to Tezos for scalability&SEC(coinquora.com)
4 points by VukT 5y ago|0 comments
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by VukT 6y ago
They don't lose anything, but they don't gain anything either.
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by VukT 6y ago
We plan on forming partnerships with companies posting jobs under cryptocurrencyjobs.co and similar boards. High quality jobs founds and other growth methods who target both companies and freelancers, alongside easy and secure way to get p
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by VukT 6y ago
You'd get 100% of the task value credited to your wallet. Process and expenses of converting cryptocurrency to "real money" (cash?), vary from an individual and countries have different cryptocurrency laws. In Serbia, you&#x
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by VukT 6y ago
We are at complete disagreement here. As for the possibly valid points, I'm showcasing the platform, where CTASK comes as an utility. Payments are done in stablecoins, DAI for example and CTASK is there for additional mechanisms, whi
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by VukT 6y ago
You may have a point. What concerns do you have?
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by VukT 6y ago
If you sign up on the platform, you can apply for a job, complete it and get 100% of the task value. 3% will be taken by the platform IF you decide to use an escrow system who's currently developing. You can always chose NOT TO use an
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by VukT 6y ago
Appreciate the feedback! When you put it that way, situation is ridiculous. That's the content quality issue. These jobs were manually approved and are legitimate, however due to lack of information they come of as shady. We'll
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by VukT 6y ago
There's an issue, where high quality freelancer, doesn't want to apply for low paying/quality jobs to build credibility on the platform. Potential solutions are in development - one having to do with a blockchain identity h
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by VukT 6y ago
Here is an old whitepaper with technical explanations https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26484040
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by VukT 6y ago
Here's quite technical but old whitepaper for anyone who's showing interest in CTASK and dispute mechanism https://drive.google.com/file/d/13zuCikwuh3Ns8fCEUYlU1YE_PnL...
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by VukT 6y ago
Here's a link to the reply I don't paste another wall of text: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26480945
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by VukT 6y ago
As for the actual Forbes article I keep mentioning https://www.forbes.com/sites/davidpetersson/2018/10/27/the-p...
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by VukT 6y ago
Anyone who wants to work, can work. That's the idea behind platform. There are no restrictions whatsoever. I can provide personal example, where I couldn't find a work because I had to rely on third payment providers, who Serbian
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by VukT 6y ago
Thank you for the feedback! We'll be updating onsite content ASAP. Here's a post containing two medium posts and additional explanation on backbone of the platform. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26480748
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by VukT 6y ago
Blockchain fees are always there. However, there are solutions - such as NEAR (near.org) who reduce them. They claim to have "10K x lower cost per transaction than Ethereum" Regular client wouldn't feel those.
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by VukT 6y ago
I see where you are coming from. Eventually, CryptoTask will be seen as a regular freelance platform with low fees and accent on security for onsite deals. Technology, which does scare away potential clients, provides that. In case of a
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by VukT 6y ago
This will change as we drive more freelancers to the platform. There's a review/rating system in place which will allow for quality of freelancers to show over time.
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by VukT 6y ago
You'd get 97% of the job value if you use an escrow system. If you are a freelancer, who can't find a job and you rely on a headhunter, in that case you'd get 70% (which is to be discussed). If you don't use either of
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by VukT 6y ago
At the moment - tasks are manually approved. This is bound to change as escrow system gets developed. You can find development roadmap found about.cryptotask.org Feedback is added with after a task is successfully completed, which over ti
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by VukT 6y ago
We are about to resolve content quality issues in future updates. CryptoTask platform would take 0% if you don't use escrow system, giving you 100% of completed task value. If you decide to use an escrow system, platform would take 3
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by VukT 6y ago
Here's a quote from a Forbes article: "With a review system like that of CryptoTask, reviewers are token holders that stake an amount equal to the task value that they are putting themselves forward for as a potential reviewer. I
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by VukT 6y ago
There are a couple of medium posts describing technical background of the platform and token itself such as: https://cryptotask.medium.com/cryptotask-combines-defr-and-d... https://cryptotask.medium.com/tec
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by VukT 6y ago
Successfully completed tasks are paid out in stablecoins, DAI being a primary example, as backbone of the CryptoTask is AEternity blockchain with DAI having highest liquidity on AE. CTask has a different utility and you may read about it a
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by VukT 6y ago
Jobs have no value limit as we don't depend on a third party payment providers and limitations which come with them. Our focus is on becoming the leading freelance platform for blockchain jobs. As for on platform activity you may fo
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Show HN: CryptoTask – a 0% fee freelance platform powered by blockchain(about.cryptotask.org)
134 points by VukT 6y ago|113 comments