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This is the sixth day of my 30 days challenge dedicated to crypto resources. Each day I will post a relevant resource (used by me, or recommended) and at the end of each post you'll see a list of all the previous articles.

If you're a coder, or you have some relevant skills that you want to sell for Bitcoins, search no more. This subreddit does exactly that: reddit/r/Jobs4Bitcoins.

It's a very interesting ecosystem in which people are posting jobs that are paid in Bitcoin (obviously). Most of them are coding jobs, but there are also content related jobs (like moderators for forums or slack rooms) or even telemarketers.

Of course, like with any job board, make your regular assessments before taking on a new job: background checks for the employer, basic profile checks, etc. Just because they pay you in Bitcoin, it doesn't mean they can't have some bad apples mixed within them.

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Previous Resources

• Crypto Enthusiasts Resources, Ep. 5: Icotracker.Net
• Crypto Enthusiasts Resources, Ep. 4: Coinbuzz.Stream
• Crypto Enthusiasts Resources, Ep. 3: Bitcoin Magazine
• Crypto Enthusiasts Resources, Ep. 2: BitcoinTalk Forum
• Crypto Enthusiasts Resources, Ep. 1: Altcoins Ups And Downs

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I'm a serial entrepreneur, blogger and ultrarunner. You can find me mainly on my blog at Dragos Roua where I write about productivity, business, relationships and running. Here on Steemit you may stay updated by following me @dragosroua.

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If you're new to Steemit, you may find these articles relevant (that's also part of my witness activity to support new members of the platform):

• Rewards: Were Does The Money Come From?
• Netiquette: How To Avoid Being A Steem Douche?
• Witnesses: What Are They And Why Should You Care?
• How Can I Mine Steem And What CPU / GPU Power Do I Need For That?
• The Beginner Guide To Not Getting Hacked On Steemit