Freelancing Asset: Working for Crypto in the Gig Economy is Now at New Heights

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Some of the freelance jobs paid in Bitcoin include but are not limited to Graphic Design, Writing, Software Programming, Web Design etc. That’s an evidence that we are living in a gig economy. So, the traditional method of being paid for doing freelancing works is by using a national currency like shillings, dollars, francs, yen rupee, etc. But if a freelancer was to be paid by a foreigner, he had to first convert the foreign currency into the freelancer’s currency while basing on the latest exchange rate of the two different currencies.

Crypto Volatility   
The volatility of crypto carries both advantages and disadvantages to both buyers and sellers. Volatility means the crypto price can rise or fall drastically just in a very short period of time. For example, in December 2015, BTC was at $500. In November 2017 the BTC price skyrocketed to nearly $20,000. One year later (Nov 2018), the BTC price is now in a range of $6,000-$7,000.   

The main point is that crypto could easily rise in value at any moment. If you were to invest or get paid in any form of crypto, it could multiply as time goes on if you simply hold it for some length of time, which is not the case with traditional currencies. Since you don't need to buy any crypto using your hard-cash money, that leaves working for BTC restitution.   

So, if you are skilled in any of the common fields aforementioned, then this is your chance to exploit that skill or talent and start earning crypto without having to buy it. I can relate as - working in exchange for shares of stock for a firm, but the only and major difference is that volatility is too high when it comes to digital currency.   

Read the details in the article of Coinidol dot com, the world blockchain news outlet: https://coinidol.com/freelancing-asset-working-for-crypto-in-gig-economy/