Bitwage Seeks to Help Freelancers Gain More Bitcoin-Paying Work
Getting paid in Bitcoin has become much easier over the last three years. Workers all over the world have been using Bitwage since 2014 to help them obtain Bitcoin digital currency through their freelance work, even if their employer doesn’t offer that payment option to them, directly. Now, Bitwage has a new feature to help freelancers and others get even more Bitcoin-producing work, based on the work they have done, called Bitwage “My Employment,” or Bitwage M.E. M.E. is a payment-verified professional profile that allows workers to build an online reputation from freelance marketplaces....
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