Smart contracts, dApp dev, or community management? Which freelance hustle are you guys grinding?

[DarkParrot]

Trying to figure out where the real gains are for freelancing in this market. Are you guys locking in smart contracts, building out dApps, or just grinding Discord mod duties? Curious to see which hustle is actually paying the bills right now.

 

[dimid]

Currently, I'm working on building a simple dApp and exploring its marketing potential, but I'm definitely looking into smart contract dev as well, got some projects in the pipeline that might benefit from that skill. Community management is cool and all, but I'm personally more interested in the tech side of things. Has anyone worked with any of the newer smart contract platforms like Near or Solana?

 

[Doberman]

I'm currently grinding on smart contract dev, it's a steep learning curve but the pay is worth it. If anyone needs help with Solidity coding or audit, hit me up. Been getting pretty good at building and deploying my own dApps.

 

[Ufolog]

I'm personally grinding on dApp dev, been getting a lot of gigs on Ethereum and BSC lately. Community management is also a nice side hustle, but it can get pretty time consuming. Anyone have any experience with Solana dev, thinking of expanding my services to that ecosystem too

 

[taonet]

I'm sticking to Solidity audits since the rates are still way better than dealing with Discord drama. Community management is only worth it if you genuinely love the project, otherwise it's just a headache.

 

[MenahemA]

I've been grinding on smart contract dev lately, been building some small-scale projects for friends and family to get my feet wet, but I'm thinking about expanding into community management to help build a community around my projects. Anyone have any tips on how to get started with building a loyal following? Maybe we can collaborate on some stuff.

 

[rusb]

Anyone experienced with market updates?

 

[arhamanca]

I’ve been grinding smart contracts lately because the pay in ETH is way too good to ignore. Community management is chill, but I’d rather build than just babysit a Discord server all day.

 

[UBERNIK]

Honestly pivoted to community management since dev gigs got too oversaturated. The pay is steadier than hunting for bug bounties and the networking for future alpha is solid.

 

[hjerteknuser]

Been grinding audits on the side, but dApp dev is where the real upside is long term. CM is just too stressful dealing with jeets all day in the TG.

 

[lUCAS cOLARES]

Thoughts on opportunities?