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Damn, that looks really powerful. I'll consider this for my next project

Yeah that's true and the plan is to expand to multiple chains once the platform has users and we are happy with the stability of the system.

Our current system will allow us to expand to Ethereum easily which will open up a much larger network. We just wanted to keep things simple for our initial product and you have to admit that Solana is a good chain to build on.

People that use crypto in their regular day-to-day work

There's no smart contracts on Monero so it doesn't really solve problem of secure and verifiable work contracts between 2 people.

There is talks of Monero-like privacy on Solana so that will come in useful later

That's the plan.

The project idea came from me paying freelance designers for work using Solana and wishing there was something to keep me safe. At the time it seemed like all of the freelance work platforms were using Ethereum which had extortionate fees, so I decided to look into bringing such a platform to Solana.

We are looking for web3 natives who are using blockchain in their daily work and I think nowadays there are more than ever before. It's going to prove difficult without a strong marketing campaign though

That's a brilliant idea and I'll get in touch with the founder

We are hoping that the more technical platform attracts a different talent pool to Upwork or Fiverr

It's a good job it's pronounced differently to cacete. The guy that designed the logo is from Brazil and he did mention that.

Solana is great because fees are so low, the wallet apps are great, there's loads of stable coins and there's a big pool of users.

I don't think using Monero would be a good platform because it does not have smart any contract functionality. The only thing Monero has going for it is hiding transactions, and we don't need that for kacet.

I agree the marketing website isn't great. We are two developers and don't have much marketing experience. Now we have something online we are looking into improving our online presence.

Ouch, we chose the name because we thought it had no meaning. I