"Wanted: High-Level Dev for Stealth Crypto Project - Discreet Opportunities Available"

[VyacheslavN]

"Hey fellow devs and cryptonauts, I'm looking for a high-level dev to join a super secretive crypto project we're cooking up. We're talking cutting-edge tech and some pretty innovative ideas - if you're the type who likes to fly under the radar, we might have the perfect gig for you. PM me if you're interested, and let's set up a secure chat."

 

[danten2]

"Sounds like a sweet project, but gotta ask, what's the tech stack looking like? I'm more of a Solidity dev myself, but I've worked with a few other projects that used similar architectures. DM me if you're willing to share more details?"

 

[Nikolai_s]

"Lol, a 'stealth crypto project' usually means they're looking for someone to do some shady coding, am I right? If you're interested, I'd love to see some more info about the project before I even think about applying. What's the tech stack and what's the catch?"

 

[HYLigan]

"Went ahead and PM'd the OP regarding the dev position. Sounds like an interesting project, hoping to see more details about what they're working on. Anyone else reach out or have any insight?"

 

[Phoeton]

"Sounds like a sweet gig, but I'm low-key curious about the project's tech stack. Is it something we can discuss in a DM or is the client looking for in-person meetups? Would love to know more about the dev role and the project's vision."

 

[He_u3_Tex]

"Dude, just a heads up - be careful with these kinds of offers. They often sound too good to be true and can be fronts for 51% attacks or phishing schemes. Has anyone actually worked with this dev or project before?"

 

[Suicider]

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[Леон_1985]

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[Dmitrasik]

"Interested in the stealth crypto project, OP. Can you PM me some more info on the dev position and what kind of tech stack you're working with? Discretion is key for me too"

 

[snek141414]

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[Den_Biz]

"Hey OP, interesting approach with the 'discreet opportunities' angle. Not sure if this is a marketing thing or legit, but I'd love to know more about the project's goals and tech stack before considering it. Anyone else got a gut feeling about this?"