full-time cryptocurrency

[Jackypot]

Is it good to leave my job to dedicate myself to full-time cryptocurrency?

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[KryptoKai]

Yes if you have no bills to pay and grow your own food
It all depends on how successful you are at day trading. You can't rely on long term hodls if you need it to pay for your daily life otherwise you might be in for a spot of trouble during the next dump. The market always pumps and dumps, best to just bag some cheap alts now while you can

[Agozyen]

Is it good to leave my job to dedicate myself to full-time cryptocurrency?

You can easily become a millionaire by becoming a daytrader in Cryptocurrencies.  All you have to do is start with a billion dollars...

[Jpti]

If you have a passive source of income that fulfills your basic need than you can jump full time into cryptocurrency exchange.
Or you have someone to look after you in whatever the situation is.

[Ali Akbar Torang]

That is depend on your income and expenses calculation, you should calculating it first and after that you can review the outcome if you became full time cryptocurrency player, i saw became a full time cryptocurrency with huge capital number are great things to do but also with enough experiences. Without it, i think that's so risky.

[skylar]

Is it good to leave my job to dedicate myself to full-time cryptocurrency?

knowing the risk of cryptocurrency before you decided to leave your job. IMO you dont have to quit your job for invest in cryptocurrency, anyway you can make it as your another income. you can leave your job safelywhen you already have $1M portofolio or you already have large mining farm to earn daillly income coin.

[kier010]

full-time working in cryptocurrency is good but be sure have money to support you for the time being. not all the time you will gain sometimes you will loss money too. i still prefer having a job and working in cryptocurrency as a side work.

[King Koopa]

If you're basing your decision by the responses on this forum, then no.

[Zeneize]

It totally depends on your wish, your skill and perhaps a bit of luck. It was a good approach for me, but actually I had no other binding occupation lately.

[marketone]

Is it good to leave my job to dedicate myself to full-time cryptocurrency?

See it is not suggestable because completely depending on crypto currency is completely bad idea. You can keep track of your investment on daily basis along with your job.

[serejandmyself]

Is it good to leave my job to dedicate myself to full-time cryptocurrency?

That is not right place to ask such questions, it depends on many factors that no one here can truly evaluate but yourself. This is a very serious step to take, you should always bear both advantages as well as disadvantages you can face, if you are ready to accept 1-2 year of bear market (just an example) why not to try, buy again only you can truly evaluate situation. And do not forger, once you leave your job and may not be hired again.

[Ararbermas]

Is it good to leave my job to dedicate myself to full-time cryptocurrency?

its up to you mate if you earned alot in crypto by doing different manner than your real job. Then you need to leave it and stay on your house and make some money on crypto in full time . But i think much better to do both 'cause sometimes the valued of bitcoin is not stable  and perhaps real job is a big help also to sustain our daily expenses while the value of crypto is down.  

[@ngelcryptopia]

Unless you are Ian Balina or Crush Crypto, I don't see how or why one should be full-time doing crypto currency?
And what exactly do you plan to do? Day trading may not be as profitable as it appears to be and you may lose all your capital, even the best trader can't beat the market.
Keep your normal job, buy and hold, treat crypto as passive investment, quit your job when you become a crypto millionnaire!

[wrigglewords]

I would like to, but it seems to become a full time to gain money in crypto not suitable for me for a while. My current job, very spend my time.

[Ereun]

If your crypto income is bigger than your job please.. but you should really understand crypto and many people work then make money in this forum. Many millionaires are printed out of cryptocurrency and get rich in an instant but have no insurance

[QFT]

If you can pay your bills, and make enough money to live your life comfortably. I don't see why not.

[Tidsdilatation]

Maybe you could take some time of work to try it out for a period of time first or maybe just work 50% of the time you do now? Its a big move to do directly. I suppose you would want to trade? Trading in crypto is 24/7 work since the market never closes. And its very very hard to make profits unless you know the right ppl.

[worldtraveller321]

well if your good with numbers and depends on your capital, if you have been In this for some time, probably, if you have made great gains over a million earned, you could do that
if just started, well I keep the job so you have capital

once again your income is from gains, but also market does drop, like few days ago, major correction, so in that time, no one earned any profits.

but then again if your gains in profits Is high and you secure them in time , you could, as long you can live off that till market goes up again.

many people do that in stocks,
you are always looking at numbers, but hey, if you enjoy it, why not, so then again
then answers you get in this forum will be mixed.

as my answer is 2 ways as well. as we don't know your financial situation and knowledge, so I can only give a general answer based on the parameters you need to figure out

[mammothine]

Depends on the job you're leaving and what you'll be doing in crypto OP. Quitting steady job to trade? Maybe if you're good and level-headed...and have a year of reserves.

[STIKS1911]

It all depends on whether you make a profit when trading in the cryptocurrency market. If you are a successful trader, then you simply will not have this issue. And if you just started trading the Cryptocurrency, you first need to gain experience and make a profit. And only then to quit your job.