15 ETH Winner

The competition required entrants to produce a content piece (or other creative idea) around the following premise:

We received 20 entries from freelancers around the world including Australia, Georgia, Nigeria, Hungary, USA, India and Indonesia.

The competition generated a range of creative responses from written stories & research, animation & short film, poster art and even online movements, petitions & billboards.

We are very proud of the high quality entries and scope of participation in the competition — although it made for hard judging.

Without further ado, please congratulate:

The CanYa team selected Yanuar’s animation from a very tight shortlist of high quality entries. The final decision came down to this entry really addressing the competition topic.

We thought Yanuar’s effectively explain how cryptocurrency and decentralised applications will revolutionise the freelance economy. The narrative is clear, succinct & supported by cogent symbolism. It introduces the topic, sets up the problem and closes on the revolution solution in an engaging & visually appealing 3D animation.

Congratulations Yanuar, you are the winner of 15 ETH!

The following entrants require special mentions for their high quality entries and efforts. All will receive a limited edition minted CanYa coin.

“Decentralised Freelance Movement”

“CanYa. Freelance Revolution” Short Film

Jason created a very well-received film about CanYa and the freelance economy revolution. He wrote the script, sourced & edited stock footage & music, created the logo and performed the voice over.

“Hustle On” / Cryptofreelance.io Campaign

Cryptocurrency, decentralized applications and the freelance economy in Africa. “Research article on Medium”

Jimoh (Nigeria) presented a research article on cryptocurrency & freelancing from the Sub-Saharan perspective.

Future Work Trends & The Gig Economy — Youtube video.

Thanks again to all our participants: Darko Pokorni, Harris Barnes, Omusuwe Precious, Ahmed Rasheed, Olusola Oladosu, Paul Oluwanisola, Brandon Kaplan, Adedeji Anjorin, Crypto Otsukimi, Adedeji Victor and Nicos Vachnadaze.

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