For Hire: Legal Multi-Vendor Bitcoin Marketplace

[woo3]

 

Hello, I am currently developing a strictly legal, clearnet multi-vendor market website that transacts exclusively in Bitcoin, Ether, and Monero. My goal is to create the eBay of Cryptocurrency and to eliminate the stigma of Crypto only being used to purchase illegal goods and services.

The website will have each and all of the functions of this marketplace script: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5124640 with the exception being that my project is being written entirely in JavaScript for reasons including user transparency and convenient interface design.


I have an intermediate knowledge of JS, which is why I am looking for a web developer who is experienced in JS that can assisted in coding things in such as BTC wallet generation, PGP Encryption implementation, Escrow, etc.

I am more than willing to pay a decent amount of either USD (via PayPal or Square Cash) or BTC to the hiree in exchange for assistance in the above listed.

If interested, be sure to PM for further discussion/negotiation, and thanks I'm advance!  

[hugeblack]

When we want to talk about the market, the important thing is the escrow, and there are many markets, but the problem is that you need a reliable party that guarantees buying and selling and that fraud does not occur.
You also need to have a good database, with access and shipping, so it is difficult to make profits from the beginning without accepting the traditional payment party.

Finally, accepting privacy-focused currencies is not meaningful if you want to establish a legal market, as many countries may impose restrictions on these payments.

[woo3]

When we want to talk about the market, the important thing is the escrow, and there are many markets, but the problem is that you need a reliable party that guarantees buying and selling and that fraud does not occur.
You also need to have a good database, with access and shipping, so it is difficult to make profits from the beginning without accepting the traditional payment party.

Finally, accepting privacy-focused currencies is not meaningful if you want to establish a legal market, as many countries may impose restrictions on these payments.

This person missed the "Multi-Vendor" part of my post