Is the existence of bitcoins a threat to jobs and national currencies?

[artamon]

I do not think that it is threat to jobs as there are people with different interests.

[bolsha]

I do not think that any sensible person will leave his job for crypto. Both can co-exist.

[fomiche]

You are assuming that 100% of world population is going to start using crypto which will never happen. Some are content with their jobs.

[DavidSalomon]

I still don't know whether it will affect national currency or not because it is a matter of future but in the case of job I think it is not a threat but a blessing because a lot of people earn from here.

[DenSamui]

No bitcoin is not a threat to jobs and the national currency.
Since bitcoin is a digital currency and is only on the Internet.
Very many people are just as important stability and they will not quit their job for bitcoin.

[TobMarshall]

It shouldn't be a threat to job if you know what you are doing and you are following statistics. It is not all the time you get to sell or that the price is high, speaking from an investor point of view who is investing for a medium or long term period. It will be reasonable for such to continue his local work while earning to take of himself and even by some more coin if possible. It shouldn't be a threat to job if you are kind of person that seek multiple source of income. Though it can be a threat to financial institutions and also to government because of currency dominance in it nation. Especially for some currency whose depreciating value is increasingly dropping.

[kulagina]

Bitcoin has been in existence for last 8 years. Do you see any threat on jobs in any field ?

[stepanovage]

Jobs also have a number of benefits over crpto trading like in job you get to meet more people. But actually, this has become a standard now.

[jemarleon]

Having one makes you feel like a newly-crowned king ready for his throne and lux.  

Having one BTC means you currently have 6500$.
That's not even half of he yearly minimum wage in the US, and barely 10 average monthly wages in the poorest country in the EU (Bulgaria).

Maybe he is right if he came here long time ago like from the start of this forum where getting some bitcoin is not as hard like now but for now? It is too hard for anyone to get some, it is not a stable salary to support the needs of your family everyday.

WOW the minimum wage on US is higher than I though, I computed the minimum wage in our country its only about more than $1500 for 6 months.

So, I don't know how a Bitcoin can make you feel like a King.  

I dont get it too  

[ivsem]

the existence of bitcoin does not pose a threat to jobs and national currencies
Bitcoin depends on energy and the Internet
As soon as there are pocket power stations, we will be independent
We do not need fiates (artificial money),then our world will change for the better

[Hallmader]

I don't know if there is a relationship between the existence of jobs and Bitcoin. If there is any, that would not be a direct and significant one. Perhaps if there is, that would be in favor of jobs creation as the shift to cryptocurrency needs a lot of coders, programmers, marketing specialists, and others. As to the national currency, they are indeed threatened. The fiat currency will be replaced with cryptocurrency in the future. But this will be in favor of the people.

[Raidal]

In my opinion, until whenever bitcoin will not threaten national currencies and jobs. Bitcoin and national currencies have advantages in different ways so that these two currencies cannot replace each other. They can only complement each other because there are times when we cannot transact with bitcoin and can only transact with national currencies. There are times when we can only transact easily with bitcoin. If bitcoin will threaten the work, in my opinion it doesn't make sense because of bitcoin and  jobs different sector. Maybe there are some people who prefer to focus on playing bitcoin for their main job.

[tylaha]

I do not think that there will be a major impact on jobs. People with degrees in other fields will continue with their job.

[hyipplus]

We all know how powerful bitcoins are especially in financial terms. Having one makes you feel like a newly-crowned king ready for his throne and lux. Its value and essence is something that we cannot just ignore, resulting for some people relying on these 'God-given grace' instead of working hard and gaining the money that their own country uses. Some thought that it would be better off to have bitcoins and convert it into any kind of currency rather than to get a job and earn some thing. What do you think? Will bitcoin be able to eclipse the existence of national currencies in the near future?
 

And the first sight bitcoin is not a threat to jobs because in the case of replacing local currencies people would get their salaries in Bitcoin obviously and it would just be the changing of money and not a threat.

[fritcom]

You are right to some extent, some people may get lazy with easy money.

[koreano111]

I don't agree with you because for me, i think bitcoin can create more opportunities for the unemployed to earn money

[nesty]

Of course not bitcoin and national currencies are two different things. Bitcoin is not a threat it could bring more opportunities for us to earn additional income.

[ICOKite]

NO, in fact because of Bitcoins, there are many new job profiles coming up like Blockchain developed which were not there before. If we take the case of national currencies, it will take some more time to determine the level of threat due to Bitcoins.

[cetald]

In the near future, this definitely will not happen. States will not do this. A lot is tied up in national currencies. The whole world is built on national currencies. No one needs a single currency.

[DanielJacob]

I don't think the existence of bitcoin can be a threat for the job because there are a lot of person who are job less so, it ccreats a job sector which is not a threat rather it is a blessing.