Will you quit your day job to go full time on bitcoin?

[Piladeer]

I can't afford to quit my day job to go all out for bitcoin.
It just would not be logical to me to do that at this time.
Maybe in a year or two if bitcoin continues to be a success in the economically diverse institute that we know of now.

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[agustina2]

having steady income from bitcoin mining with 2 gpu rig ( 10x Rx 480) is my plan before iam focus at bitcoin, i hope i can realize it in this year, so i can leaving my realjob and go full time on bitcoin in next year.

Mining is good if you can afford the investment and electricity cost, but most of people cannot afford it so they try their luck in trading and if you are good in it then you can afford to quit your job.

i can ROI ( Reach Of Investment) in 9month (after paying electric cost), i think it's a good investment, i know the bitcoin and altcoin price is unstable, but if we can mining and trading at same time we can get more profit .

You want to do mining and trading at the same time then why bother for mining? Use your big capital that will use into mining to trading and you will have a less hassle work.

There's no difference after all and it's more comfortable since you are really focus on trading. Big capital in trading will really give you a profit without waiting for 9 months ROI. Take note just a ROI in 9months for mining, you need to wait for another months to feel the profit. In trading you don't need to wait for that long since it's unusual for the price to not to have a price increase rally within 9 months.

[Crazygreek]

Nope, i can't understand how people doing this, for me is much better to know that i will not lose my money at some point or something like this, better to have bitcoins as side income.

[jak3]

No it can not be trusted we can not risk our life on this crypto currency or any other even if they go on mainstream because these coins has not fixed future they will be always moving up and down and so it needed to cointinus trading but faint money are fixed and almost risk less even thought banks are controlling them

[skysblu]

Not interesting to risiking my future with full time on bitcoin.

though the more risks you take the more interesting it is at least for me, i would definitely do that if it was possible

[Shibashi Dogemoto]

Nope, i can't understand how people doing this, for me is much better to know that i will not lose my money at some point or something like this, better to have bitcoins as side income.

Yeah bitcoin is always good as an passive income and if you can manage to earn from both of them then I think that will be the best thing to do as it will improve your standard of living.

[Jeremycoin]

I already quit my job 6 months back and now I am a full timer in bitcoin and earning good in compare to my job and I can work any time I want, there is no fix schedule to follow unlike the full time job.

It sounds nice, but do you have the same income like when you do your old job?
Or does being a full timer in Bitcoin is even better than working on your old job?

[dragunfly]

I already quit my job 6 months back and now I am a full timer in bitcoin and earning good in compare to my job and I can work any time I want, there is no fix schedule to follow unlike the full time job.

It sounds nice, but do you have the same income like when you do your old job?
Or does being a full timer in Bitcoin is even better than working on your old job?

i doubt that it is actually possible, to be honest in my opinion bitcoin at least now does not allow to get a lot of income

[Doamader]

I already quit my job 6 months back and now I am a full timer in bitcoin and earning good in compare to my job and I can work any time I want, there is no fix schedule to follow unlike the full time job.

It sounds nice, but do you have the same income like when you do your old job?
Or does being a full timer in Bitcoin is even better than working on your old job?

i doubt that it is actually possible, to be honest in my opinion bitcoin at least now does not allow to get a lot of income

Dont doubt if he has some skills developing he can easy make around 2-5btc monthly thats for sure more then the most here earn from real job.
There are some  people living from bitcoin income just, sure are few maybe less then 200 people, but this are numbers that should grow over time.

[outatime1]

If I know how to make a living trading bitcoin, I would. Right now I'm only able to make a few dollars every week trading and lending bitcoin. You really need a huge amount to start with i order to make a living trading.

[Yakamoto]

I would personally not dip on my day job to go full-time Bitcoin, unless I had a job lined up that either pays as well as my current job or something like maybe -2% difference. Do I have the skills to maintain something like that? No, and personally I don't think that there are many ways to do that and maintain a salary similar to mine outside of starting a quite successful business. There are probably no more market shares to be taken anyways, and so starting a company at this point is probably out of the question, as is quitting my day job.

[Matt Guy]

It's an interesting idea to have internet business and BTC as a daily job.

[hendra147]

I think I won't do that, I don't even have a job now because I'm still a student. But I think if in the future, I do have job I still won't do this, except if my job is a Bitcoin related job.

can you sharehow much bitcoin your earning during 6month ? higher than realjob or not ? im very interesting to know more, because i have plab to go full time on bitcoin too.

[carlfebz2]

I already quit my job 6 months back and now I am a full timer in bitcoin and earning good in compare to my job and I can work any time I want, there is no fix schedule to follow unlike the full time job.

It sounds nice, but do you have the same income like when you do your old job?
Or does being a full timer in Bitcoin is even better than working on your old job?

As he said, earnings on Bitcoin is good compared to his previous job then let's assume that he said it's greater amount which is a really good thing for him. Having full time with Bitcoin could earn you a lot and it depend on the ways on how you would earn it, then if you saw that you have already an stable income with it then you decide to quit your job because you already knew much better way to earn more money which is doing Bitcoin fulltime.

[extrabyte]

I already quit my job 6 months back and now I am a full timer in bitcoin and earning good in compare to my job and I can work any time I want, there is no fix schedule to follow unlike the full time job.

It sounds nice, but do you have the same income like when you do your old job?
Or does being a full timer in Bitcoin is even better than working on your old job?

and what is the work you are doing for bitcoin? we also want to know which is the work that we can do full time and can leave our day time job.
Mining, trading, ? these works can be done in free time. if you are relaying on signature campaigns and freelance works then I don't think you should leave your work for them..

[goldcoinminer]

I already quit my job 6 months back and now I am a full timer in bitcoin and earning good in compare to my job and I can work any time I want, there is no fix schedule to follow unlike the full time job.

It sounds nice, but do you have the same income like when you do your old job?
Or does being a full timer in Bitcoin is even better than working on your old job?

and what is the work you are doing for bitcoin? we also want to know which is the work that we can do full time and can leave our day time job.
Mining, trading, ? these works can be done in free time. if you are relaying on signature campaigns and freelance works then I don't think you should leave your work for them..

Well, it depends on your job, the pay will vary from country to country, in our country the average pay for the people here is $7 a day and we are not paid on an hourly basis but on 8 hours work, some company pays your overtime some just want to get it for free. With the amount, I do not think it is worth sticking with your job when you can earn that online with the method that you have mentioned.

[adibe]

It's an interesting idea to have internet business and BTC as a daily job.

Yeah, but you need compare your day job with full time on bitcoin. Which one is more worth than that two and you need think about the future if you go full time on bitcoin.

[Zadicar]

It's an interesting idea to have internet business and BTC as a daily job.

Yeah, but you need compare your day job with full time on bitcoin. Which one is more worth than that two and you need think about the future if you go full time on bitcoin.

You should think first carefully if you made such final decisions before. You switched and think on the things that could possibly happen on the long run. Well,we can't stop anyone In their decisions as long as he know that his doing right and don't compromise anything on making such decision. Just like on switching to Bitcoin and leaving your day job as an example.

[mirakal]

It's an interesting idea to have internet business and BTC as a daily job.

Yeah, but you need compare your day job with full time on bitcoin. Which one is more worth than that two and you need think about the future if you go full time on bitcoin.

You should think first carefully if you made such final decisions before. You switched and think on the things that could possibly happen on the long run. Well,we can't stop anyone In their decisions as long as he know that his doing right and don't compromise anything on making such decision. Just like on switching to Bitcoin and leaving your day job as an example.

You will not know the result unless you tried, nothing is safe in this world and any venture that promises a good reward involves great risk. So if you know how to manage the risk and you have calculated it and the result is in your favor you should go for it.

[deadpoolx]

I think it is still a risky move to go full time on Bitcoin, and there is a relatively low number of bitcoin companies providing this possibility.