Looking for cryptocurrency freelance jobs to write about this ever-changing financial niche?
If you are passionate about cryptocurrencies, blockchain, Web3, or DeFi (decentralized finance), there are many customers who need your help.
Cryptocurrency is a hot topic in a variety of industries. Many companies and publications are looking for freelance writers and journalists. Although most prefer to work full time, some are specifically for freelance writers. We have compiled 9 payment marketplaces with cryptocurrency jobs for writers.
Cryptocurrency on the rise
From Bitcoin to Litecoin, Dogecoin and Shiba Inu, just to name a few, you can see that cryptocurrency has established its place in the world.
You can buy almost anything with cryptocurrency from your Paypal account, some banks, and most stores.
And now the Central African Republic and El Salvador recognize it as legal tender. from Korea delio bank is the newest cryptocurrency bank on the market.
Below we have compiled magazines, websites, and lists where you can find cryptocurrency job opportunities. You can even get paid in crypto (or your traditional fiat national currency if you want).
Ready to start?
Bitcoin Magazine is the oldest and most established magazine and website for news and commentary on Bitcoin and the blockchain technology that powers it.
They are looking for articles at the intersection of finance and technology, including cryptocurrency stories related to:
- Economic Sciences
- Policy
- Culture
Casting tips: Title of the subject line CONTRIBUTOR SUBMISSION + Title of your article.
Be sure to let them know if your article is in response to a request for articles and what type of article you plan to write.
Provide your abstract in 150 words or less, and when it’s time to submit the article, use Google Docs and make sure the setting is set to allow anyone to edit.
Rate: Hired.
Contact: Send your content or submissions to Pete Rizzo, editor or contact via LinkedIn.
Cointelegraph Magazine is new to the scene and wants stories that go beyond the everyday. They want to dig deeper into what inspires cryptocurrency and blockchain conversations around the world.
They are looking for feature writers who can weigh in through:
- Long Form Features
- Analysis
- Humor
- And satire, bringing blockchain to life
If you are interested in writing for Cointelegraph, please submit a story idea and include links to your published work.
Rate: Negotiated.
Contact: Andrew Fenton or LinkedIn
CryptoJobsList is another platform where freelancers can find paid cryptocurrency jobs at:
- cryptocurrency
- decentralized financing
- Blockchain Technologies
While many pay in cryptocurrency, some jobs offer fiat currencies (dollars).
LaborX is a global online marketplace, just like CryptoJobsList.com, hosting freelance jobs, short-term jobs, and permanent job listings.
These opportunities pay only in cryptocurrency.
CoinGigs functions as a regular freelancing portal that requires users to register, post jobs, search and apply for jobs, and create freelancer profiles.
It also offers escrow protection to users to ensure the safe transfer of work and money.
- The only difference is that freelancers are paid in Bitcoin or Bitcoin Cashproviding borderless payment transactions.
The portal is free to use and charges a commission of 8% per concert. You can find jobs in various categories like lifestyle, music and audio, video and animation, etc., in addition to regular programming and technology, and writing and translation jobs.
Editor’s Note: The website is down, but the Facebook page is still up, so we’ve linked to the Facebook page. Use discretion.
6.ethance
This is a work platform built on Blockchain. Writing assignments include:
- Press releases
- ghost writing
- Content writing and more
All payments are made in Crypto and this site does not charge any fees. To join, you will need the “Metamask” Chrome extension or the Ethereum Mist Browser.
CCN.com is a news platform (not to be confused with CNN) seeking full and part-time contributors to write about the US financial markets, including:
- cryptocurrency
- Economic Sciences
- Policy
- Global affairs.
They are looking for knowledgeable people who can present and suggest relevant topics from currencies, ETFs, bonds, stocks and more.
If you want to write full time as a freelance writer, you will write 3-5 articles per day. If you want to work part time, expect to write 5 or more articles per week.
Rate: Negotiated. Submit your usual pay-per-word rate, which adjusts based on your performance.
Contact: Send an email to Pamela Meropiali
CoinSutra has been around since 2008 and was started by an Indian blogger named Harsh Agrawal. If he is interested and loves to write about cryptocurrencies and blockchain technologies and wants to get paid to write about what he likes, this is a good place to start.
Casting tips: Submit samples of your work and include:
- Two Suggested Article Topics
- Number of articles you can write in a month
- Rate or fee per item
- And if you want to get paid in fiat or cryptocurrency.
Note: If you do not submit samples, your submission will be ignored.
Rate: Negotiated.
Contact: Email Harsh Agrawal or hello@coinsutra.com
Trade Crypto is the place to:
- trending news
- Guides
- interviews
- Reviews…
…about DeFi, Blockchain, the cryptocurrency economy and more.
Check out the detailed guidelines page on what they’re looking for and what to submit to “wow” your editorial team.
Casting tips: Submit a brief summary of what your article will cover in your submission, and be patient. Due to the number of submissions and your editorial requirements, it may take 2-3 weeks or more before your submission is accepted.
Rate: Negotiated.
Contact: Email guestwriting@tradecrypto.com
Get paid for writing: Cryptocurrency jobs for freelancers
Cryptocurrency is just one area of this emerging fintech niche. There is also freelance work in similar niches related to decentralized finance (DeFi), blockchain, and Web3.
Whether you’re looking for freelance work or a full-time opportunity, there are plenty of companies that are ready to pay for your experience in the field. Just remember these three things:
- Know your industry.
- Study publications, websites, and companies.
- Suggest new topics that are highly relevant, either with fresh angles or original ideas.
Do you want to know more about cryptocurrencies, writing cryptocurrencies and how to receive payments? Listen to the Indie Writers’ Den podcast with Allen Taylor and Craig Adeyanju for a deeper dive into the industry.
Do you write about cryptocurrencies? Reach out to previous posts and get started!
smooth rogers street is a ghostwriter and freelancer based in Cleveland, Ohio.
