Looking for Dev bounty sites, specifically for Crypto, any help?

[allenwarfield]

Echo is a sidechain for creating decentralized applications that work with BTCitcoin. We believe this is a necessary project for the adoption of cryptocurrency as it removes the barrier to entry to Defi for those who own Bitcoin. We want to open the doors to hundreds of new usecases for our oldest most trusted Blockchain.

Echo implements the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) and supports smart contracts written in Solidity & most of the major languages. We are looking for help on a few dApp projects and need some bounty sites to spread the word.

Can anyone point me in the right direction? We are looking for Crypto focused sites but general ones will do too




Our sites if you want to read more into what were up to Echo.org

[amishmanish]

We are looking for help on a few dApp projects and need some bounty sites to spread the word.

Can anyone point me in the right direction? We are looking for Crypto focused sites but general ones will do too

On bitcointalk, if you want to put up a developers bounty or look for people who would be interested in working on your platform then you should post something related to "how it is connected to bitcoin" and then post it in the services sub here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=52.0

Seeing that your project aims to be a sidechain which uses EVM and solidity language,just want to know that how is this different from Rootstock?

[Kemarit]

We are looking for help on a few dApp projects and need some bounty sites to spread the word.

Can anyone point me in the right direction? We are looking for Crypto focused sites but general ones will do too

On bitcointalk, if you want to put up a developers bounty or look for people who would be interested in working on your platform then you should post something related to "how it is connected to bitcoin" and then post it in the services sub here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=52.0

Yes, that board should be a good start to the OP, he will just have to create a thread and put as much detail as he can so that he can attract a lot of good coders in this community. Just a warning though, I'm sure he will get a lot of messages from newbie, so stay away from them. Just be careful on choosing the person that you are going to hire and get a good escrow, so that both parties will have a 'safe deal'.