Welcome to a new set of updates for LaborX. As ever, we have constantly been improving our service and adapting the platform to the changing demands of users and the market. This summary covers the last two versions, 2.0.0 and 2.1.0.
What’s new?
The latest updates include improvements to LaborX’s UX and some new functionality that users have requested.
Key changes include an update to the design of public pages (Main, Blog, Skills, About Us, Premium and Job Mining), giving them a fresh, clean look.
Vacancy details now include ‘Payments in crypto’, where relevant, so users can see whether this option is available before progressing any further.
We’ve added support for withdrawing custom tokens sent to your LaborX wallet, rather than only supporting a specific list of tokens that can be used as payment on the platform. This means your LaborX wallet can be used more like a regular crypto wallet. It’s now also possible for MetaMask users to delete an account.
Eagle-eyed users may also spot some other minor changes, but that’s all for this update.
LaborX Growth
LaborX has proven to be one of the standout success stories of the crypto boom. In 2021 alone, the platform’s user base grew 700%, and now has well over 75,000 users. Despite the bear market, growth is still trending upwards and we’re continuing to release new features and build new partnerships.
We wanted to create a separate category on the blog to provide our community with the latest updates about new releases, collaborations, and other developments. This will be the first post in the LaborX Growth section.
Please continue to let us know if there are any other features you would like to see included on LaborX. We rely on your feedback!
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