DeeLance, the cutting-edge platform for freelancing and recruitment in the 21st century, harnesses the power of Ethereum blockchain, embracing cryptocurrency payments and boasting its very own token.
DeeLance offers a decentralized network catering to freelancers, providing the lowest industry commission for clients (2%), coupled with immediate fund withdrawal, irrespective of the amount. The platform enhances interaction between freelancers and potential clients, as well as between full-time job seekers and recruitment specialists, leveraging the power of the metaverse and NFTs.
The platform opted for a Web3 framework to overcome the challenges and limitations of Web2, such as lack of personal data control, high fees, centralization, and lengthy payment processing times.
Leading the company is CEO Dommeti Kiran, a seasoned professional with two decades of experience in development, technology, and management. The DeeLance team is populated with former freelancers, individuals intimately familiar with the nuisances and obstacles faced by the self-employed.
DLANCE Token
The DLANCE utility token is essential for covering platform fees, accessing the NFT marketplace and the metaverse, and for buying virtual offices and renting advertising billboards. A token pre-sale is currently underway, scheduled to run until May 30, 2023. A public sale is slated for June 1-30 of the same year, with the starting price of DLANCE set at $0.055.
Infographic detailing token utility. Source: White Paper DeeLance.
Token distribution is as follows:
- 30% allocated for pre-sale;
- 10% locked for liquidity provision;
- 2% earmarked for future airdrops;
- 16% designated for public sales;
- 18% locked in the ecosystem reserve;
- 10% allocated to the project team (tokens will be released over three years, with the first tranche locked for three months);
- 14% set aside for consultants and partners (release planned over a year, with the first unlocking set for two months after token generation).
The maximum token supply is set at 1 trillion DLANCE.
The creators of the project aim to raise a maximum of $12 million during the ICO.
Distinct features of DeeLance: The Metaverse and NFTs
DeeLance allows job seekers and employers to meet within a metaverse to discuss employment terms and clarify any aspects of collaboration. Freelancers are encouraged to explore this virtual space to engage with potential clients looking for their services and to finalize agreements.
The metaverse spaces are divided into three categories:
- Public halls: Users can interact and converse with each other, awaiting their 'meetings' with future colleagues;
- Offices: These are designed for private gatherings, presentations, interviews, and collaborative work;
- Conference rooms: Virtual environments for presentations, speeches, and communications.
Visual representation of a Metaverse office. Source:White Paper DeeLance
For freelancers using DeeLance, they retain absolute ownership of their work until a client purchases it. This is achieved by assigning a unique non-fungible token (NFT) to each piece of work, which can then be sold in the marketplace.
Moreover, the NFT platform allows for work to be listed for sale without prior collaboration, much like a traditional marketplace. This feature is not limited to freelancers - recruiters, clients, and even external users can participate. However, they must hold DLANCE tokens to do so.
Owners of DeeLance's NFTs enjoy certain benefits, such as fee discounts and access to premium features.
The developers of the project plan to launch beta versions of the metaverse and the NFT marketplace by the end of 2023.
