Greetings everyone!
Exciting things are just around the corner for Muse. There are multiple entities looking closely at Muse and prepping their eventual integration. More on this as it develops as each one deserves an announcement of its own.
We are just seeing the beginning of this wave
We’ve just begun looking globally for people that want to participate in the development of the Muse ecosystem – all in exchange for MUSE.
These positions are open to anyone that thinks they can add value. Not limited to any jurisdiction or field of expertise. This means you can be:
- Anywhere in the word – Muse is global
- Part-time or full-time
- Junior or Senior
- Front or Back End developer
- Graphics designer
- Marketing-focused (social media, traditional, PR, community building)
- Anything you feel can help the Muse blockchain and its community
Sick of being on the sidelines of crypto?
Join the effort and sharpen your skills working on something truly amazing. Get some blockchain-related experience under your belt and make that resume stand out. There isn’t a hotter topic right now! Nothing even comes close to being more in demand. Why do anything else? :)
As some of you already know (Reagan knows), Steem and BitShares together generate more than half of all transactions made on all blockchains.
I believe Muse is about to join them in the club of “actually used blockchains”.
Anyone wanting to join the efforts can do so now. No need to have been there from the start to benefit from the huge potential upside. With a strong, incentivized, distributed community, Muse will be unstoppable.
Join our Slack team, message @cob and let's chat!
You can also email me at cedric at peertracks dot com
Thanks for sharing...Thank you very much sir
Thanks for sharing... Weldone.
Good to know, do you have like worker proposals?
Not implemented for the time being. But we can do manual bounties if you are interested in developing something cool for the chain.
Well I'm already busy with something else besides I don't want to reinvent the wheel. I think digital fingerprinting might be quite hard to do and projects like #decent are already doing that.