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Everyone Can Make a Mark on Blockchain-Helping Communication through Translation

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mrbeijing0.004 years agoSteemit2 min read

As a freelance translator by profession, I have been in the translation career for about 20 years. How time flies!

Looking back, the dotcom boom days 20 years ago were just like yesterday. Today, 20 years later, on the basis of the Internet, there has been a great outgrowth--blockchain. Just imagine, in another 10 or 20 years, what will be the next big thing?

If the clock could be turned back to 10 years ago, many people, including me, would definitely consider buying 100 dollars of BTCs and retire today, being wherever and doing whatever he or she likes.

The world has never been so united through technology and shared beliefs. A brand new ecological system is forming.

Of course, along the way, there have been successes, failures and even scams.

Nevertheless, one can still make his or her mark on blockchain by showing talent and skills, expressing opinions or even recording daily activities, etc.

Personally, I am far from an expert on blockchain, but fortunately, I can still be part of the blockchain world. For instance, if you want have your content translated into Chinese (simplified), just connect with me and drop me a line.

I am here to learn from tech gurus and follow the trends. And if I could help some people by taking advantage of my skills in language translation, I would be so glad.

I will do text translation and video transcription (EN-CHS) for you virtually for FREE (just with some kind of exchange, say, for cryptos. Please connect with me for details).

I enjoy great articles—those informative, moving or entertaining ones. I may also volunteer to translate top ranking articles/posts depending on requests from authors and my availability. Please do contact me if you need any such help.

Articles with Chinese translation will enjoy a much larger audience, and videos with Chinese subtitles will definitely have a greater influence!

Translation is all about communication and publicity. Let’s try to make the community and the whole world a better place without language barriers!

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