Yes, during the lockdown I was thinking,all hope is lost as a graduate, until I began to make online research to discover how cryptocurrency can create employment for unemployed.
There are many opportunities in cryptocurrency which you don't need to pay tax to government befor you can join the platform.
Many people are making money in this lockdown through the knowledge they acquired from blockchain industry.
And how is it exactly that cryptocurrency creates employment for the unemployed? Because I haven't seen anything of the sort, and can't imagine how cryptocurrency actually anything because cryptocurrency doesn't employ anybody the same way a hammer doesn't employ anybody. It's just a tool, but you still need people who create businesses that need the tool in order to create jobs. Cryptocurrency itself is an unproductive asset, it doesn't actually do anything.
Cryptocurrency is unproductive? Man are you kidding me? I mean the whole financial system is now moving to the blockchain technology which if you don't know was introduced by Bitcoins itself.
Jobs have been increasing as new projects are coming to the market every day and there always will be more jobs as more people learn about crypto and blockchain technology. You may want to visit the
Altcoin Announcement Section where you can see how many projects are coming every day and no matter if they are big or small with each project comes new job opportunities and more employment and the best part is that almost all of the jobs are remote so you don't have to move at all during these tough times.
I 100% agree that during the pandemic times, corona has been getting more attention from everyone, be it investors, traders or freelancers.
Yes, it's not a complicated concept. Cryptocurrency is an unproductive asset. You can own it and it doesn't produce income. It doesn't produce jobs. Do you actually not understand this? Any "crypto jobs" that exist were created by people, not the currency. Again, a hammer doesn't create jobs. People create jobs for which you have to use a hammer to complete the job, but that's not the hammer creating the job. Same concept with crypto.
And no, the whole financial system is not moving to the blockchain technology. A tiny fraction of a tiny fraction of 1 percent of the financial system utilizes blockchain, and that's your definition of the "whole financial system?"
Logically, it's true. The cryptocurrency just gives an opportunity for the people and we are the ones who create jobs and earn profit from it. But since it's because of the cryptocurrency why there are many jobs, it's direct proportion to the concept that cryptocurrency gives jobs to people.
Due to that specific thing, they managed to perform that job so basically it's that thing's function to make this job possible.
Agree that the whole financial system isn't fully transitioning to blockchain technology because some still prefer the actual than the digital transaction occurs in the blockchain.