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We are in a world people desire to work in oil company, banking firm and while others choose to in different organizations been a corporate office jobs just to answer am working in so so company, but can you choose crypto as full time corporate job?
I'm not really sure how to answer this but yes you can example like working on exchange or writting some blog or making video about crypto, The other way was working as Blockchain developer on some sector like Oil, Market, Food, etc and also being a lawyer or even marketing on some blockchain-based company

Due to the bearish market, there are very few opportunities in crypto market for someone to work as a full time worker, but there are people doing this already. Every crypto platforms need different kinds of professionals to operate, so there are programmers, designers, advertisers, support team, financial analysts and advisors... All these people can live from crypto income, working for one or several companies at once.

On this forum, thanks to signature campaigns, it has been a reality for many members. The tendency is that the number of spots available in crypto industry rises in some years, as we enter a new positive market trend, so more people will be able to join this sector and earn a decent income from it for a living.

Working in the cryptocurrency industry is a great idea, but to secure a full-time job in the cryptocurrency industry that has a very good job security is very difficult compared to people who work in offline companies. They could be there for so many years and retire in the company. But cryptocurrency industry is a new industry which cannot guarantee job security, what can be done in crypto industry are some gigs and routine jobs like article writing, customer support, the programmers are making heavy success in the industry.

Going for trading and mining are somewhat expensive and risky which I cannot take up as a job in the crypto industry.
If you can work with so good exchanges like binance or other companies in a full-time basis it will be a good development.
This industry is still growing and in the future, many great things will emanate from this industry .


The signature campaign in this forum is a nice way to earn. I am proud I work for Best_Change, one of the highest paying campaigns after Chipmixer. But when you realise that it is stated that the campaigns could be stopped anytime, you will understand  that campaigns are not permanent jobs.

Yeah, like any other industry. The only difference is there's less jobs available simply because of the currency being new, and therefore the companies are limited, and even when we do have established companies they aren't recruiting a massive amount of people, when compared to Google etc.

You can pretty much make money any way you want in this world. Obviously, complying to local laws goes without saying, but if you have the skills required for cryptocurrencies you likely have the skills to earn outside of cryptocurrency, which isn't exactly always the case visa versa.

I personally wouldn't class mining as a full time job, but then again we do have people that are running multi thousands pounds worth of hardware, earning above the average yearly salary of their company. I guess it could be considered a job. However, as a average individual, probably not.

Opportunities in crypto and blockchain had been vast and just like the normal corporation and sector that we have, there have almost openings and jobs that can be found.

The same goes in the IT industry and other industries. The opportunities that comes from crypto is becoming more.

With the new trends like web3, there are companies and projects that needs people to fill their spot.

It’s a reality that people these days are not looking for small but stable income, but rather jobs that will give them higher compensation even if it means they are only considered as gigs or side income. And people have found it in crypto community. For me, you will really make a good way of earning from crypto jobs, but relying on it for the rest of your life might definitely be a risky decision. Security of your jobs is not certain, as some jobs are only offered only for a month or two, or less than a year, after that you will struggle again to find another job. The reason why it’s best and more secured if you have a real and stable job outside crypto.

If you do have that skills like being a developer or something that correlates with coding or something like that then you would really be having the chance on having a job which you could really sustain or make a

living with it but if you are just solely depending on writing some blogs or videos or any other related jobs or tasks then it wont really guarantee out that it would be sustainable.This is something risk that you

shouldnt consider but surprisingly i do have friends which arent having dayjob but actually making out money on cryptospace on different various ways or methods which
even up to now or on how many years, they are still making money and sustain and survive.

Definitely not. Crypto is still new to us and we’re not even sure if it’s staying for good or not, as it can be gone anytime and we will lost access to our jobs eventually. So the risk is certainly high. That is why it’s better to find a real job that will sustain your way of living, and just consider crypto jobs as additional source of your income. Though crypto offers well compensated jobs, but it’s always safe to only consider them as your side jobs.

 You already have the answer to your own question. But o can also confirm it to be yes, many people have a crypto full time job nowadays and work remotely and comfortably more than other regular jobs.
I will be highly happy to secure a full time crypto job because it will give you apple time dor yourself. Gone where the days when people only rely on regular or offline jobs.

For me, the typical answer is Yes, because thou crypto may not be as old as the oil company, banking film and other well known white collar jobs, but it has got a high potential of staying forever due to its massive adoption in most countries. And if you can remember,  Binance is a crypto company that have been in the business for quite a long while since 2017 (i.e 5yrs now), and has got a lot of people working  for Binance in different parts of the world who are been paid very well with a very huge sum of money, working as either customer service personnel or any other job

Because people have different expertise and we cannot expect that all people can work with on any crypto related jobs since for sure some of them will be turned of because not all have patience to wait.

Also we need certain individual to work on various field so that the economy would provably work and became more healthy because if there's no people can handle the oil industry or other corporate job you say then maybe we will have a work force crisis.

Life is short, therefore I have always learned to enjoy every single day I spend on earth. It is true that the financial benefit is important but my first consideration in choosing a job is my interest and the joy or satisfaction I derive from performing the job function. Early in my life, I had to resign from a paying banking job because I wanted to switch to another one that gives me so much satisfaction. I was just fed up with wearing suits every day and performing routine tasks. If I am opportune to secure a job in the bitcoin industry that I enjoy performing and can pay my bills, yeah I would take it as a full-time job. I think I would prefer the writing section of the bitcoin space. 

but some people can't switch that fast because they have other financial considerations to take care of. but if your financials are already in place and can afford to find a better job, which you think you will be happy about it, then by all means, follow your desires. but if you will quit your full time job in replacement of any job related to crypto and you have no savings at all. better think about it. maybe, find crypto jobs as a sideline for the moment. but for example - if you are already doing good in crypto trading, then you can quit your job. but look for long-term plans with your crypto engagements that you think can sustain your living.

^It would be a great idea but this job is not meant for all.
What I mean is that not all have the same skills with it regards to technicalities in crypto. But if you are skillful, probably my answer is yes, it would be profitable if you will work hard in crypto as a full-time job. There are many opportunities possible a blockchain developer can do, one thing that I like to happen is a presidential election through the use of blockchain which you can see the vote result publicly.

I have been five years ago with cryptocurrency and become full time job without have any real job until right now, depending with our self to choose cryptocurrency is full time job or not. Actually not give guarantee with passive income always with cryptocurrency when market going bearish and our assets floating at the market, but believing profit earn from cryptocurrency most higher than income from real working. If some one have balanced with controlling real job and cryptocurrency is better because when bearish happened in Bitcoin still have source income from real job, but most worried when bearish running for long time and cryptocurrency is our job only give impact with financial later.

If have profitable with offline job better not resign and leaving your job for choosing cryptocurrency as full time job, can controlling with cryptocurrency considering active working on offline job.

Yes, its been a while which i do make myself involved with cryptocurrency which i do able to earn more than on what i could earn when i do have a dayjob here on my country
which i had made out decisions that i will really be just staying on crypto and earn but of course im not really that too confident that it would be forever.This is why
you should really be wise on finding other earnings on crypto which that in case if one of them are gone then you could really be having
that confidence that you wont be fucked up because you do have back up.

Sure, why not. Cryptocurrencies isn’t just limited to day-trading or being an investor. You can be a blockchain developer, and several others available.

There are a lot of freelancers in this forum, and each day born new crypto projects, so, there are a lot of business opportunity on the cryptos.

Personally i have been working for cryptos project since 2014, and what i say is the best part of this is that cryptos doesn't have frontiers, it's great to be able to work with people from all around the globe.

So, answering your question, i would say yes, people can choose that option.

It's possible, but it's definitely not easy! I used to operate ATMs and our business would fluctuate wildly!

I think one can earn from crypto in so many ways that we can imagine. Cryptocurrency had been a tools of job creation and opportunity to the world to earn together from what they can offer as an individual. There are crypto influencers, shillers, writers, Blockchain programmers and many more who are earning bug from the crypto world without worrying about getting a circular or physical job.

There are people who work in the comfort of there home without going outside or jumping on buses to get to work. You can take a look at crypto influencers that are influencing and hyping most of the crypto projects we are seeing these days and earning big to promote them.

The cryptomarket is not the same as many users think. It is a very risky market where profiting depends upon the growth. Even the expertise prediction will go wrong. For that reason the earning difficulty happens. There'll be regular market volatility unlike the market trend. One who have the ability to make an earning out of the volatility can risk to have it a primary source of income.

If I was given the opportunity and I was also given the trust, I personally would definitely choose cryptocurrency as a full-time job, the reason being that working in cryptocurrency for now is almost everyone's dream, the reason in my opinion is that the office is not centralized in one place but we can interact with other workers even though they live in another country, it's different if we work in the office and elsewhere, we are required to come to work on time even if we go home on time, plus where I live now it's very difficult to find work .

I have a real-life acquaintance that occasionally writes articles regarding cryptocurrencies and gets paid for that. It's his main source of income, but it's mostly a side hustle at the time being. Covid-19 taught us a few valuable lessons in the workplace environment. The most important one is that you don't have to physically be in an office building in order to work. With that being said, the market for remote workers for data analysis is on the rise, and due to the advancement of cryptocurrencies, jobs as crypto analysts will be in high demand in the near future.

You can also be a full-time trader, but that involves a high level of risk, and not many are willing to sign up for that. It's extremely stressful and nerve-racking. Stock investors are no different to cryptocurrency traders and have been around for longer. It ain't easy.

I don't mind working with cryptocurrency, but if it entails a full time job that is as structured as working in a typical company setup, I don't think I'd love it. Freelancing type of crypto jobs would be good enough. Writing crypto-related blog contents and making videos about crypto sound nice for as long as you're not given some difficult-to-meet quota. And also, I think I'd make sure I'm not working for some crypto companies or projects or platforms that are apparently only after the money of gullible newbies or greedy crypto fans.

Are you talking about trading? Or normal job related to crypto currencies like blockchain developers and stuffs? If it is trading, then no. You shouldn't make trading your full time job. The market is very volatile and you can't depend on trading to pay your bills. There will be days where you lose money, then how will you buy food or pay your rent or bills?

If you are talking about jobs related to blockchain, then why not? It's the same as working in any tech related field. You get paid like everyone else.

I believe you can work in the crypto industry as your source of income. I was trying to search for some jobs the other day.
Even though the adoption of crypto can not obviously seen, companies are gradually adopting it. Going thru the job sites today, you can find a lot of jobs related to crypto so if you just have the skills to be a dev or marketing professional you can make good money.

I believe that full-time work in the field of cryptocurrency is no longer any different, for example, from working in the oil or banking sector. Moreover, this niche is just beginning to develop, which means that in the future, if you find a job in this area, then in the future, having gained experience and sufficient qualifications, you can earn very good money. I assume that  cryptocurrency sector has great potential and it makes sense to prequalify for the needs of this area. It doesn't matter what direction, marketing or developer in the Blockchain sphere will be, all this will be in demand to one degree or another. As a result, I can say that I personally have a positive attitude towards work related to cryptocurrency sphere, and if there is an opportunity, then you definitely need to switch to this and, if possible, to full time.

Yes. The first option is pretty limited, it's like social media influencers, vloggers, or whatever you may call them. Limited because well, crypto is still pretty new and people interested in it are only people who are in it for the money, so I don't expect much. If it was a company based then you'd be somehow like a social media manager of sorts imo, similar to any other non-crypto company. Devs would be much more solid and they're paid pretty well and can bring their skills and knowledge to other forms of development as well, so more opportunities.

Trading can be pretty dependent on how it's going to work out, if you're good it can support you for a good amount of time but well if you're bad, you might not even last a week.

If there's an opportunity that was possible.

There are related works such as being hired by a crypto-based company like exchanges. Here in our country, our top local crypto exchange is continuously hiring but of course, there's a qualification for those positions.

If by any chance you found a work that pays in crypto, then ask yourself if you can make it full-time or if it's worth taking that opportunity.

I will say you need a full time job to earn cryptocurrency, its just a currency so you need to do some work to earn it. If you're talking about the being a blockchain developer, trader or working in a company related to crypto service then yes because its just the beginning of era so you will get more experience and possibly high salary in the future when there is complete infrastructure in the system. But for someone who doesn't have decent amount in their savings better not to take the risk until you know there will be consistent return like salary in your crypto job.

Why not, what should be the main concern here is the flow of income, seriousness with business and the technical skills required to couple things together under the crypto environment, but i will like you to be specific with bitcoin here because if you engage with other crypto in your business and things went unexpected, you will loose reputation and people will find it difficult to trust or makr business with you in future.


All you just need is to be versatile, creative and be a good manager, you can explore your talent to make room your career in life through this, as long as you're not sitting down with the folding of arms.

I reiterate that this forum has provided many opportunities on how to make money plus extensive knowledge. Although there are some who focus on crypto and join signature campaigns or indeed just as a side like me who need to divide their time trading food in offline and online stores. The crypto industry is now wide open, but the skills needed are also quite high target companies with expertise in operating computers in certain fields. I'm not very familiar with the job, but if you look at the digital industry that requires skills like that in my place, it's still quite rare.

In fairness, there are already lots of companies that offer crypto-related services. Surely, they were jobs for hire at those.

Even in freelancing offers on some famous freelancing sites, there are full-time works there that are crypto-related.

You just need to find those. If don't want to be employed, then offer such a service where you think you are good then accept crypto-payment.

It is very possible to work full time in cryptocurrency and earn massively as there are people who are successfully doing this. Cryptocurrency (Bitcoin) since it's launch and few years of existence, it has been evident that cryprocurrency has provided so much opportunities and made alot of people millionaires of themselves despite it's downside and challenges as well.
Cryptocurrency has also tend to break the trend of working 9-5 daily as one can work conveniently and remotely at any given time.
There are lots of opportunities in cryprocurrency as it makes room for bloggers, web and graphics designers, advertisers and lots more and it has also made room for day trading as well.
It is very much possible to choose cryptocurrency as a full time job and also work remotely at any given time as that's what almost everybody wants.

there are 2 views here can and can't, but for me full time is very possible because I'm just a woman who takes care of the house, without working outside the home, working in crypto / this forum gives me a lot of experience about the crypto world, besides being able to increase income for my spending money, I don't deny that working in crypto gives me financial freedom than before

It depends on what you mean precisely by saying a full-time job and what's your definition regarding this, also by being active in the field of cryptocurrency if you mean working as someone with knowledge of cryptocurrency and bitcoin on some company this can be a job, many people are working as blockchain developers and market analyzers in companies but in the other hand if you mean writing articles or being active in bounty campaigns I don't think if this can be a stable job for someone to have a stable income.

For a few years now, I have read how crypto has turned around people's lives in a short time, some resign from their jobs to focus only on crypto and devoted their time and resources to it.

Crypto has been the source of income for many individuals in this space Crypto. If am should go by what I have heard so far, crypto has come to stay and there is no harm if someone depends solely on it.

There are some countries whose minimum salary is not up to what signature participants do earn in a week. Signature Campaigns won't last forever as they presumed but the pay and comfort it gives are way more than the salaries earners that have worked for months without rest

It depends on which job it is,

Working on exchange is a long term project since mostly it's survive for long time, although hack is inevitable on centralized exchange.

Working as a writer or making content are depends on the successful or not the coin is, I don't think it's a good job for full time job.

Working become blockchain developer or technical coders are a good full time job since you get paid with high amount and the demand is really high, so you wouldn't need to worry if you think you can't get any clients.

It is also not a permanent job, it depends on which exchange you will be working with. It can be seen that, during this bear season, most exchanges have reduced revenue due to low volume, which can mean traders leaving the market. As far as I know, only binance and FTX are active exchanges right in this bear and they are trying to expand the market, the rest mostly cut employees because of losses like coinbase or most recently, houbi also sold themselves to other companies.

The concept of a full time job these days that takes up all your time is highly discouraged even if it involves cryptocurrency. The ideal is having multiple sources of income to support your lifestyle and so as not to be so affected if one is affected.

These are regular jobs that you have described having a fixed agreed sum as payment for your service either monthly, weekly or even daily. It may not be affected by the uncertainties of the market. It is different from when you choose to trade crypto as a full time job on your own.

The cryptocurrency industry is so vast that with good planning in place one can actually make a living out of it full time. At lease we all know someone in our space who is doing it and are quite successful. I feel that when most people hear about cryptocurrency what easily comes to mind is trading and coding but it is more than that. People who do not want to work for a cryptocurrency company can work for themselves and if they are hardworking and diligent. Simple pick a niche and develop your skills there.

You can work as a full-time corporate worker in a crypto company and get paid in crypto too. But to work in the real world, I think it will depend on the country that allows crypto and the company also uses crypto for employee salaries.

You can also become an article writer on a media blog like some of my friends did and they get paid in crypto. Crypto is now a new job trend where people can work and get paid as well as in the real world. But I often see people trading on exchanges, and some people can get a profit from trading. It's also a job to make money.

There are various opportunities that one can work on the crypto industry. Also, there are already some company that works with various cryptocurrency.

Just as you've mentioned, articles and news writer are pretty much common on crypto. Also, various types of developer are quite in demand on crypto industry and you can apply to various altcoins as a developer whether it's a backend or frontend job.

Being a full time trader on cryptocurrencies is also a common thing where even these people stop their full time job to focus on trading.

since i was laid off from my job, i started working full time now in crypto to become a sign participant in this forum and also work for a crypto project to earn money every month, whatever i do as long as it's fun and doesn't bore me when idle, but I'm also in the learning stage of making videos about crypto to get other extra income

Yes for me personally it can be done with effort, hard work, and must have a passion in cryptocurrency. If you do it only half and want to try and then leave after making a profit of course you will not be able to survive. I have been in the cryptocurrency world for almost 7 years starting from working on bounties and airdrops on this forum until finally I am now a fulltime trader. It's been a long journey, so many experiences and I really enjoyed it all.

Aren't those kind of office jobs as well? Making videos inside a Creative Team in a company?
Typing stuffs throughout the whole day like sort of data entry jobs or related. If that is really what you're asking, then definitely it can be a full time job.

Maybe your company is trying out to build their own crypto coin and they would need a lot of crypto enthusiast onboard to do some related stuffs for them. It is still the usual corporate office job, just a different vision and goal if you would ask me.

I would say no because my interest in crypto is nothing more than trading and investing. I don't need to be in the market full time just because of my interest, but I just need to maximize the times and opportunities to make a profit regardless of trading or investing. But if I have an interest as a developer, then maybe a full time job I can think of.

Right now it's not safe for me to quit my main job and focus on crypto. I am not ready for all the consequences because the future is not guaranteed. You have to understand that you don't need to be full time in this space even if you are really earning. But if you are financially strong enough, then it is safe for you to be here for this job. A friend of mine quit his main job to become a content creator, but in the end he had to choose another job to make ends meet.

Don't you think you are contradicting yourself with your comments in the first paragraph? You think it is not possible to have a full-time job in the crypto space because it is a bear market and in the same breath, you believe there are people doing this already?
I believe you can work a full-time job in cryptocurrency like the ones you listed above and many more. I saw the last time some months ago when Binance was hiring from across the world for different positions. I don't think that was some part-time job. We are not talking about Bounty campaigns in whatever forms, those ain't classify as jobs but side hustles ;D but you can have a full-time job if you have the skills needed.

That is really the reality and what is trending, I have discovered that people who are enlightened are no longer interested in secured jobs that pay very small, they rather take a well compensating job whether it is for a long time or for a short time period especially gigs and other jobs that will give them time for their families and also enable them to work in multiple places at the same time.
This is an advantage because when one opportunity closes other opportunities will be available, but for a securited job which you have to commit your lifetime will be time demanding and in the end my not pay well .
Cryptocurrency is one of the industries that offers and will still offer job opportunities.

We know cryptocurrency is not just limited to trading or an investor, but just few people know about other aspects of cryptocurrency which you just mentioned, just few people have those opportunities. The only thing most people know about is trading and investment, which I won't recommend anybody to depend on cryptocurrency trading as full time job, anything can happen at any moment so I believe their should be a back up plan, as a trader time will come when if you are not a professional, you won't be making enough money from cryptocurrency like the current moment which we are, so you should have other sources of income which will serve as backup.

The job offer is extensive and The professions are updating in reference to the crypto worldt, (e.g.) public accountants, already some companies ask with that type of knowledge, but of course this is in the case of the associated sector.

Now, specifically at a niche that continuously grows in projects and ventures, the fintech, they are the area of highest growth in my region.

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Some time ago we dealt with the similar topic (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5355324.msg57729227#msg57729227) in our local board, from there I am going to show you some offers that existed and that give you an idea that you only have to search according to your skills and knowledge.
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https://www.linkedin.com/company/bitcoin-depot/

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Yes, a signature campaign is one of the good sources to have income from crypto industry/business. But it is true that the signature campaigns can be over anytime, most of them didn't last a long time. Only a few signature campaigns lasts for years, but to be a part of the campaign is very difficult, including Best_Change and Chipmixer. Considering this matter, I think it is not a wise idea to make it as a full-time job. Moreover, making posts as a weekly task, won't spend much time. We are better to make it as a side job, don't rely on it as the main income source.

Thats correct. I think some people are missing the point that there's nothing bad in choosing a cryptocurrency job as a full job moreso it pays well and the last time I checked there are a lot of job opportunities online although this is best for people who are tech-savvy.
Having said that, judging by the opportunity crypto presented and the world going digital in the near future. I will gladly choose crypto as a full-time job.

I personally join crypto just to invest or buy future assets.

about working full time in the crypto field, I don't really like it,
maybe it's also a good job, but it has a big enough risk,
so I just make crypto as a means of investing or buying future assets.

It depends on someone if their talent of making profit is enough to sustain or make a living by just relying only at the crypto market just like trading. But if they couldn't make enough money from it then there's no point of pursuing it since it will cost them even more in the long run. It's better to find a stable job if they want a stable income it's just a matter of choice if they want to pursue something then they have to invest their time and knowledge learning those things to overcome and make profit even more in the future.

A full-time career in cryptocurrencies can be incredibly advantageous and a legitimate way to earn money, but it cannot be entirely relied upon. People frequently view it as a way to make money without taking into account the riskier aspect of it, which is that they view it as a rapid money earning scheme and do not fully comprehend how it works.

It cannot be disputed no one got rich from it. At first, it is not a place to make money; it is a method to transact and save money. Adding the investment aspect makes it appear to be trading with the intention of making money. Putting money into it to make money is similar to treating it like a job where you occasionally make money which is based completely on your knowledge of trading in cryptocurrencies.

the answer is simple: YES a person can choose crypto as a full-time job, see crypto casinos, professional day trades, odsmakers, programmers who create altcoins, exchanges, casinos and casino games do it as a full-time job, I see it myself lots of professional traders and gamblers doing this as a full-time job and there's nothing wrong with it. if the person uses his head well, he will be successful in any area, even if it is in the cryptocurrency market, he will be successful


It is true that all governments and companies have accepted blockchain and for that reason someone can work in a government company in the blockchain area, but on the issue of cryptocurrencies governments are being skeptical about creating laws that would allow people who earn in cryptos to cash in insurance. life and health to have pensions, this is a big disadvantage for cryptos these days.


how can it not be trusted? create a crypto casino is different from the person who creates a physical casino? are both not business? Can't they be considered businesses where a person can leave a job and dedicate himself to his crypto casino? there are many examples, I just gave an example of this one

I am still in the crypto industry working various gigs as a freelance ambassador, KOL, video content creator, etc. I didn’t have a full time work now as I am hevaily relying on my freelance gigs in the crypto space. How I wish I could be employed by a crypto company or startup full-time at least.

There is one crypto NFT metaverse startup who offered me a full-time job, but they have yet to decide to schedule a meeting with me. Hopefully we could have some sort of an agreement before accepting the role in working with them.

This has since since been a thing. There are people who take cryptocurrency as a full-time job. If I had gotten into cryptic earlier, this is something I’d have considered myself.

Actually it depends on each person in setting himself to work. Because taking cryptocurrency as a full-time job can also be done by everyone as long as they have the ability and don't feel bothered by themselves. It can also be taken as a part-time or half-day job when you want to use your free time to be more productive and even then it can also be used as a job to earn additional income so that income can also be used as savings in your life.

It really depends on how are you involved with crypto. For example, if you are doing a job on any Crypto related platform like an exchange or something similar then it's already a full-time job. But if you wondering take a full-time job like crypto trading then no, I won't count it as a full-time job. Even though we are doing signature campaigns here for a long time, I don't consider it a full-time job anyway. But it's a good passive income for me. It helps me a lot to cover my family expenses. Although I have some other sources to earn from crypto like crypto marketing, still I don't take is a full-time job. I have a job in my real life which is necessary and I can't avoid it.

Couldn't be more correct. Today, participating in cryptocurrency is not just about becoming a trader, investor, or participating in bounty campaigns...we are growing and have full-time jobs like working for a blockchain company, KOL, researcher for venture capital firms, blog creator, video...It can be said that today's crypto-related jobs are almost the traditional jobs that we used to have. So as long as you have any skills related to them, you can consider it your main job, a full time job. But it's good if someone can diversify their source of income, I also prefer to do 2 or 3 jobs rather than just one job.

No, because you will not see the director or the manager one on one to negotiate the weekly payment or monthly payment compare to normal Job that will make your director or manager to increase your salary base on your appearance in the company. The cryptocurrency job the risk is too high for anyone to take as full time job because the income will not be coming regularly compared to normal Job, because the company have to consider the bear season and bull seasons to know if the company will be able to pay you on time or not. It is advisable to take normal Job as full time job and make cryptocurrency Job as assistan because cryptocurrency market is unpredictable in the community, it can pump one month and dump for 7 months.

Nowadays have thousand kinds of job available in cryptocurrency because not only as trader or investor but also we can participating as Bounty campaign, blog or content reviewer about cryptocurrency, become moderator for several altcoin project or could try to be local telegram exchange market and have many kinds job list in cryptocurrency. I think realistic when cryptocurrency become full time job, but need time and progress how to earn much income with cryptocurrency actually with passive income become reviewer on content cryptocurrency creation.

Better if want to make cryptocurrency as full time job not only depending with trader or investor but also find several job seems team telegram support for altcoin project, make review with content creation or could make video review and advertising when have new project launching.

It is not really something that you should rely on solely. If you're going truly for an online work, freelancing is the way to go though the hardest part of that is trying to market yourself out and how would you stand out over your competitors. It is like making a business as well but it is all about offering your services to clients.
It is also a nice way to get a connection for further opportunities in the future.

It is still better to consult your local area for jobs though as freelancing is globally competitive.

It's realistic as long as the job pay stable it won't be a problem. As we know there are a lot of altcoin project out there that are offering jobs but one of the cons of those projects are they are paying their own altcoin which is uncertain since mostly their token isn't sellable yet. Honestly, Bounty campaign jobs are hard to rely on especially that there zero to little salary you can get there unless you are lucky enough to get a project that becomes big, also those kind of jobs are pretty unstable since not every project would last long and you always need to be updated on newer altcoin bounty to participate for. One of realistic jobs I can see on cryptocurrency is become a developer or someone that involves with coding and technicals on a project. It certainly pays in fiat which make it stable and I'm sure that the project will need you as long as the project is running.

They are difference type of work to do as a graduate, undergraduate or not educated by not attending any high school. But last is end up having job doing as a professional that we give joy and happiness in any areas.
Choose cryptocurrency as a full time job is a good one, as long it's give happiness to follow the trend of Blockchain.

Freelancing or crypto anyone can establish them self if they want. For this it is necessary to acquire enough knowledge. If one feels that he has good skills in a particular site which will be useful in crypto then he can definitely try. For that crypto or freelancing will be quite useful. A freelancer or crypto worker should not give up his regular job until he is completely dependent on the new platform.

I don't think so, now crypto jobs have become as diverse as traditional jobs. You can go to the company to work in person rather than a sit-at-home job and only get paid when the rising season comes. Work for an exchange such as customer service or engineering, all these work you get paid in fiat, not tokens or coins. Overall, there are a lot of jobs in the crypto industry today for us to choose from, be it programmer, blog creator, video...These are routine jobs and you need to complete them daily to get paid and the salary will be based on your ability.

You would really be able to make yourself able to survive if you are just alone or solely living  and doesnt really have any responsibilities specially when you do have a family which is really needing that sufficient
and stable income which it would be mainly first starting on having a day job even though its small but you do know that you have something to be wait up or salary which you can depend on.
If we do consider out on making crypto as a full time job then it would really be that risky because nothing can be assured, everything results would be entirely be depending
on market condition which means if you do rely on it then you would be fucked up on bear season.

Just curious how this statement relates to the matter on ground or how it gives your own answer and opinion. probably you're just making your signature post count.
Currently, I can't because I don't have much crypto knowledge to offer to any company which in return they will pay me a reasonable amount that will help pay up my bills. am currently working part-time with a crypto project but the pay is pretty good but not enough to take in for a full time Job.

If you are skillful, you can land many jobs depending on what industry what you are excelling with.

With regards to cryptocurrency, there are some clients who are paying cryptos to freelancers though there are few of it and most of them prefer fiat still and add also the fact that crypto is very volatile in nature.

There are many ways for a person to earn in the crypto world. You only must know what job you are entering with and like I said, the more skillful you are, the more jobs you can get especially in crypto.

It depends on your knowledge as well as your ability. Today, the full-time jobs in the cryptocurrency market are as many or even more than in other fields. If you have a background in programming, coding or design, then I can tell you that you will easily find a job at crypto or blockchain companies these days. In addition, if you are a market-savvy person with influence from social media channels, you can easily become a brand ambassador for new projects...Job opportunities in the cryptocurrency sector are numerous, just like what we are seeing now, when the cryptocurrency industry is growing very fast, requiring a lot of manpower.

I am a video creator and editor, but I don't want to get paid with cryptocurrency because there is no guarantee the price is always good. For example, if I get clients with a 0.05 BTC payment deal, when I need to sell it, the price of bitcoin falls by 10%. That would cost me a lot. So cryptocurrency is still a side job for me.

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For people who really want to get paid with cryptocurrency but claim to have no expertise in cryptocurrency, why don't you try something simple? Like trying to learn about Steemit (https://www.steemit.com/) or DTube (https://d.tube/) (I don't get paid for this). Perhaps it can become a fulltime job for you (if you want) and get paid in a cryptocurrency.

It's not a bad idea to work in the cryptocurrency industry full-time, but it's also a good idea to have a physical job or business. I believe it depends on each individual because some people can live comfortably off of cryptocurrency without having a physical job or business, and in countries like ours where cryptocurrency has aided many young people despite challenges, such policies which have not made it easy  you can only buy and sell through P2P.

Make cryptocurrency job as a part time job or extra and have some physical day job which it would really be just right because we know that crypto based jobs doesn't really give out guarantees plus it's not that fixed but somehow it is really giving that bigger amount which is more than you can earn from your typical job.

All matters with good time management and as long you could able to make yourself sustain and make profits then that's what surely counts.

I used to run several faucets. I earned more Bitcoin doing that than anyone else I know.

I think working part time in crypto is doable. Some people who were early adopters have been able to leverage that experience and enter the corporate side of crypto, or signpost crypto for newer adopters. There is still a lot of opportunity in emerging technologies within crypto, Bitcoin may be a little less easy to get into now, but I still try my best to evangelize Bitcoin whenever possible.

Yes, it depends on the country we live in, in my country blockchain and crypto startups are very popular. So as long as you have a basic knowledge of crypto you can start your job and most companies pay in local currency, not crypto. I think we can consider crypto a full time job if you can apply like the companies I mentioned. For investing or being a day trader there is a lot of risk and we should just treat it as a part time job in our spare time because they don't always guarantee our income.

True, the earlier ones that have set a foundation for this industry are able to capitalize on their experience and earliness. More opportunities are on them because they know the foundations where they can maximize what they know. Speaking of running several faucets, are you still running those?
And as someone who runs faucets up to this time, is it still a good source of income and how many visits do you get from daily to monthly? I'm interested to know more about it.

Working full time on cryptocurrencies is possible but i think the risks involved with cryptocurrencies are definitely bigger and it raises fear, not that i don't fully believe in cryptocurrencies but relying on the future and also absolute income of cryptocurrencies is not the right thing to do, cryptocurrencies have a nature speculation so that it is possible for us to get a lot of profit or money from investments if that we do right or when the market is good but we don't forget also that sometimes cryptocurrencies can also make us poor in an instant if we invest wrongly or the market is bad, so I think it's better it's good to make cryptocurrency as a side job so that when the market is bad of course we can still continue to live by relying on income from other jobs or the main job we have.

My answer is Yes, I can choose cryptocurrency as my full-time job. I see no big deal in this since some people are living only on the risky Forex trading, some on Stocks and Commodities etc., why not with cryptocurrency that comes with better prospects and opportunities?

Frankly, this is not an issue for me because I am a good speculator, and it is a good requisite to be successful in trading spots and futures. This will help so much in holding as well, so total crypto reliance for a living will be a workover for me.

There are lots of jobs for people that are interested in Crypto currency related things....

1. Crypto currency casinos
2. Crypto Exchanges
3. Crypto & Blockchain development.
4. Crypto wallets
5. Crypto forum related activities (moderators / Signature campaigns)
6. Crypto Blogging and social media
7. Crypto Streaming

Crypto currencies has opened up a whole new spectrum of jobs for people that are interested in Crypto currencies. Now people should concentrate on acquiring the skills to fill those positions.  ;)

I used to earn a lot from doing crypto bounties too. Far better than some real jobs out there. But his only works as everyone has said if you were an early adopter. Right now, when the crypto market is in bear time, everyone's earnings take a sharp drop. I think we forget about how much crypto has grown to the point of being oversaturated. Mean we if you want it worth our time and decent earnings as a full-time job, we'll have to spend a lot of effort on it. No more easy money as it was before.

I've been on the cryptocurrency world since 2016, when I was still a college student, I'm a drop out and went full time ever since, but every bearish season I always look for another way of getting an income so that I will never touch my coins in my wallet. Getting a couple of source of income will prevent you to sell your crypto in this kind of market, that's why you should also know how to do sidelines.

I can confidently, comfortably, conveniently and boldly say yes to you question. You would agree with me that Crypto is blockchain and you will also believe and agree that Blockchain has created a platform for itself, it is now an industry very much bigger in revenue and amongst the first ten economy in the digital world. I must say Crypto has created more job opportunities than most government institution all over the world. One can remote in without going no where, one can transact without going no where one can do things at their convenient without going no where. There are lots of jobs Crypto has created. It has set the pace for more digital jobs, finance, economy and is going as far as digitalizing more activities. With the comfort Crypto jobs gives, one can easily give in for the jobs and come to talk of it, Crypto has create many jobs such as; website designing, graphics designing, moderator jobs, community manager, programming etc. There are lots too many to mention. All of them are accredited to blockchain which Crypto can not be exempted.

It depends for what profile you are asking for .
I see that Blockchain Software developers has huge demand in the market, so yes they are doing it as a full time.
If you are referring to trading of Cryptos, then I highly doubt that anyone will be doing it for full time.
As the market is uncertain, so yes completely relying on it isn’t a wise choice to be honest.
Also I have seen many YouTubers making content about cryptos, but that’s also uncertain and almost 95% of the YouTubers do it as part time.

Crypto currency have lifted many people from trenches and have also sent many to trenches, it all matters who has the best strategy to use when trading either bear or bull season. You did have a lengthy experience in the space since 2016, although I ignored it back then because I never had full idea of what it was and how it operates, I also miss some vital big opportunities like not buying Ethereum and BNB at early stage. Perhaps I sometimes trade futures which happens to be my targets because it's recommendable and easy to understand after thorough reading of PDFs concerning the field. Choosing crypto as full-time job is totally declining by me, I don't go fully into trading, I only trade when there's bull or bear call.

Yes and many more, nowadays cryptocurrency is creating a lot of job opportunities for us and it can also become a full-time job. Today, work in the field of cryptocurrency is no longer as simple as trading, investing, bounty hunting, everything is changing. Not only that, I find the salary that crypto or blockchain companies offer very attractive and many other attractive incentives. Especially crypto creates opportunities for students, fresh graduates without much experience, as long as you have a passion for crypto they will gladly accept you and train you for free.

It shouldn't be that hard to answer. In fact you should be asking this question to yourself. It should be your own decision.
The basic requirement is to get a job that pays you well enough to manage your expenses and savings.
If the crypto job is providing that kind of money then obviously you can do that.
But if you are not able to pay your basic expenses then you must either consider changing the job or choose a side hustle which can get you an extra income.

There are plenty of people who are full time crypto traders who earned their income through crypto trading and earning handsomely with the volume of coins traded daily and recorded by some exchanges indicates a lot of Full time traders personally I can take up any job related to cryptocurrency as a full time as long as my salary is paid with cryptocurrency I have access to exchange where I can change it to fiat without any qualms, there are also full time programmers who are earning handsomely in a crypto related jobs, it's all about having a passion for the job.

Cryptocurrency and full time job are two different thing, full time job is more reliable than cryptocurrency because the job is guaranteed and is more real than cryptocurrency. You will know when to get pay. Sir to me I still prefer full time job because of is security.

Not lots yet this one is really hard to be done but speaking about as sort of side income then lots had been doing this.You could really make it as a full time job but if you would really be able to sustain yourself.

It wont really be that simple as it sounds but its not impossible but its really something risky for you to depend yourself on that but if you could able to do so then its your choice.

Most people do really have that main job as they do get involved with crypto earnings which isnt that bad.Just like me on where i do have a day job and at the same time
i do make out some crypto jobs and trading which it does really give out that extra income.

You can actually, but be ready to take the risk. Since crypto jobs are not stable compared to an offline job that takes 8 hours a day. But if you can work with your day job and work on crypto as a side job, that would be a better option. In the end, no matter how difficult the job is, as long as you know how to manage your time and set your priorities, then you will never end up having financial struggles.