US freelancers want to encrypt the power wages in etereum and bitcoin as platforms

Although Bitcoin (BTC) has lost more than 73% of its value this year, the long-term prospects for BTC and cryptocurrencies are positive among a growing number of freelancers who say they prefer to be paid in digital currency on fiat.

According to a new survey on the peer-to-peer platform Humans.net, 18% expressed a clear preference in receiving cryptocurrency payments.

Another 11% expressed interest in receiving partial payments in digital money, bringing the total number of participants involved to 29%.

Over 1,100 US freelancers have been interviewed on their opening to be paid in a crypt. Freelance workers include independent writers, tutors, designers and developers.

4% of users state that they have already accepted encrypted payment.

Humans.net is a blockchain-based freelancer market with over 200,000 users and 59,000 providers. It joins a number of freelance message boards where employers and employees spend and earn encryption, including Blocklancer.net and Ethlance, which allow freelancers to earn Ethereum, and Jobs4Bitcoins, a subreddit of over 20,000 subscribers that connects freelancers and employers.

Despite an increasing number of platforms aimed at encrypted freelancers, job listings and searches increase and decrease with the price of Bitcoin, as it did with Xbtfreelancer.com, a Bitcoin freelance platform visited mainly by residents in the UK Kingdom.

Site traffic peaked in January 2018 when Bitcoin reached a record high of nearly $ 20,000, only to progressively decline when the price of Bitcoin declined.

As long as the costs of living are pegged to dollars and legal currencies, cryptic wages are a calculated risk. Probably it will take an increase in Bitcoin prices to restore Bitcoin-related job searches, along with confidence in encrypted wages, at the highest levels.

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