We are witnessing the death of traditional employer-employee relationships. Currently we can live separated by oceans or continents, or may be traveling non-stop, and continue to work without problems, earning bucks or euros. However with exaggerated capital controls and money oversight, several freelancers are selecting to be paid in Bitcoin. It's cheaper, quicker than ancient international payments, and works globally.
Here is wherever the Cryptocurrency-focused Freelance Sites appear.
These are sites that enable you to register as a person searching for a freelancer or a freelancer looking for jobs.
Here we go with some of them:
Additionally, there are variety of microtasking sites that enable you to earn Satoshis for finishing mini-tasks on the Lightning Network.
And now appears Bitwage, and get paid in BTC on Ancient Freelancer Sites. Traditional freelancing platforms, in contrast to their crypto counterparts, aren't niche and have an enormous quantity of job listings and opportunities. But the disadvantages are that they don’t pay in BTC, which there's loads additional competition for the gigs that are posted, as there are loads additional freelancers submitting proposals.
Freelance sites like Guru, Upwork, Fiverr, Flexjobs, and SolidGigs, all pay wages in FIAT currency, that may take a jiffy to clear and it gets dearly-won when they take their fees. This is where Bitcoin really shines as a payment for freelancers.
The workaround to the restrictions of ancient freelancing sites that pay in FIAT, is to use Bitwage. This company makes Bitcoin, for both employers and employees.
Bitwage is a Bitcoin-centric Payroll and Human Resources service that allows employers and employees to pay or be paid in BTC. You can choose to receive your pay 100% in BTC, or Bitwage will provide you with a little of your wages in FIAT currency, and a little of your wages in BTC.
They will provide you with a US bank account, that you'll be able to use to receive payments from your freelance platform’s fiat compensation system. Once the cash hits your Bitwage account, they're going to instantly convert some or all of it to BTC and send it to your wallet. The great issue is that since your employer only sees a US bank account, they don’t even need to apprehend you’re receiving your payment in Bitcoin.
This solution also works for those who have any kind of traditional employment. You just modify your direct deposit data or deposit your checks directly into your Bitwage account and be paid in Bitcoin.
Thats all. I hope it helps you.
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