Signature campaign earnings and monthly income.

[rat03gopoh]

If you don't have a main job you must have a main business, only that can guarantee the need. A signature campaign is not an ideal job as a guarantor of necessity. Maybe some new campaigns are held every week or day, on the other hand your chances are getting slimmer as the competition between eligible members increases.

In this sector most of the time bounty manager scam people and who joined for signature and wait for 2-3 months get nothing from this project!!  Yah sometimes it works and give good profit but it is not a stable income how you can leave happily!! You better go for other sector like trading or a stable job!

No, it's not the signature bounty that people are referring to here because obviously it won't earn on a scheduled basis and isn't worth the work.

[Daniel91]

There is no such thing as monthly income in bounties, many months can come and go without you earning a dime from bounties, don't treat bounties as a source of income it's unreliable.

The question is openly written as "signature" and not  "bounties." You're making a mockery of yourself if you rely on bounties and leave your work. Signature may even be a source of passive income for certain people, but at the end of the bounty campaigns, you will surely be chasing after the team and managers.

Yes, I agree with you. Good financial management is always essential. It doesn't matter what we earn, as long as we're spending it wisely and can maintain our standard of living.

I am wondering, do you keep everything that you earn from signature campaigns in some cryptocurrency (one or more) or do you invest in new projects that are riskier? Did you make any calculations to determine which approach would be more profitable?

Do you know how much it's to get a quality top shirt from developed countries? No signature here will maintain your feeding and life expenses no matter how hard you try to maintain your standard of living, your job should be your primary source of living if you don't want to regret any future regrets by quitting your job.
All projects are risky and prices may fall anytime but their damage is more than each other. Pick any and invest wisely.

Quitting your stable job is not a good idea that mindset is very low quality. And I admit that I have that mindset too when I was a newbie and did not have enough knowledge about this. My expectations, that when I quit my job and focus on trading or let's say in the signature campaign it makes me a good life but when I search and gathered some knowledge I realize that it's better to not leave my stable job and this is my extra income now and in the future.

I have been making money on the Internet for 20 years and it never occurred to me to quit my regular job.
Things are changing very fast on the internet, and projects that look promising are failing, but there are always some new possibilities.
In real life, if you want to get a loan from a bank to buy an apartment, you must have a regular job and not occasional earnings on the Internet.
Signature campaigns on this forum are a very interesting and safe way to make money but usually don't last long.
For me, signature campaigns are not something I can rely on in the long run, but just an opportunity to collect a little more bitcoin in a safe way and without investing, by writing on the forum, which I would do anyway 

[Poker Player]

I have been making money on the Internet for 20 years and it never occurred to me to quit my regular job.
Things are changing very fast on the internet, and projects that look promising are failing, but there are always some new possibilities.
In real life, if you want to get a loan from a bank to buy an apartment, you must have a regular job and not occasional earnings on the Internet.
Signature campaigns on this forum are a very interesting and safe way to make money but usually don't last long.
For me, signature campaigns are not something I can rely on in the long run, but just an opportunity to collect a little more bitcoin in a safe way and without investing, by writing on the forum, which I would do anyway 

Interesting. I guess the jobs you do online have never made you large amounts of money. I think the same as you. I have been making money on the internet for more than 10 years, mainly playing poker. At first I thought about making the leap to full time player but just at that time came the poker Black Friday and the money I had on Full Tilt was frozen without me being able to access it, although I got it back some years after that. That event taught me how unstable that world could be, so I decided to keep playing just as a side hustle.

But whether with Poker or signature campaigns I have never earned more than with my 9 to 5 job. If from online jobs I started to earn more, and especially if the amount was double or more, there would come a time when I would consider whether to quit the physical job and dedicate myself only to work online. This bearing in mind that I also have savings and investments that could cover me if things go wrong.

[Shamm]

In real life, if you want to get a loan from a bank to buy an apartment, you must have a regular job and not occasional earnings on the Internet.
Signature campaigns on this forum are a very interesting and safe way to make money but usually don't last long.
For me, signature campaigns are not something I can rely on in the long run, but just an opportunity to collect a little more bitcoin in a safe way and without investing, by writing on the forum, which I would do anyway 

Definitely yes mate if we based on our real-life which every one of us needs a regular job for our daily needs. Regular jobs had a big role to our life cause from it we can buy what we want to eat or what we can to shop. Leaving your regular job because of your salary on participating in signature campaign is a bad ideas cause we all know that all of these are temporary and not all the time we are in the top and also we can not predict what happens to our future so it's better do not leave our regular jobs and this signature campaign we participated let's makes this as a sideline job not a regular job.

[GeorgeJohn]

I believe i have given my point of view before now in this thread, but after i made some research of the advantages of living your work because of joining signature is quit ok depending the kind of work you venture into, actually some countries have low payment fee which money receiving from signature campaign in Bitcoin might be higher than their monthly payment, and also, some countries received payment due to hours work.

[Marykeller]

-Will you quit your job if in a month, you earn more from signature campaign than you do get from working 8am - 4pm?

-Is it okay to hinge your life on the earnings you get weekly from your signature campaigns?

-Has the existence of signature campaigns on this forum eliminated the need to work offline for other people?  

The kind of work I do will determine whether am leaving it for signature campaigns earnings or not. If I find the work so stressful and time-consuming, am leaving it without delay. I enjoy having peace of mind more than any other thing.
We should all accept what gives us joy when doing "signature or your job" as for me, I have been combining both cos the both gives me joy and fulfilment when doing

[Mpamaegbu]

We are moving away from thread's theme into some reasoning regarding the bitcoin discussion, although the topic is not about that.

I was wondering if I were the only one who was getting confused about how discussions started drifting away from the intended topic. I made a few points in my previous post on this thread. Let me push a little more, and that will be to add how exceptional this forum is in the cryptospace to be outstanding to the point of providing an avenue in signature campaigns to reward posters in meaningful coins and tokens that are genuinely redeemable. A few other fora that run bounties pay in alts, and most of those alts are shitcoins.

So, we should see whatever stipend anyone earns here from signature campaigns as extra income and not as a main income. One should continue to keep one's job and at the same time being on this forum if they can joggle both.

[ShowOff]

So, we should see whatever stipend anyone earns here from signature campaigns as extra income and not as a main income. One should continue to keep one's job and at the same time being on this forum if they can joggle both.

A little extra from me "even though the revenue of the signature campaign you promote is greater than your monthly salary for a real job".
So far I earn around $100-$200 per month from my real job and that's a bit less than the revenue of the signature campaigns I promote. However I agree with you that the income I generate from the forum should be additional income for me even though I have actually used it to invest. So it's fine to keep both so far for me. Maybe that's what others should think too because signature campaigns don't last forever.

[CryptopreneurBrainboss]

Signature campaign NO, side hustle on the forum YES. Why I give a no to signature is obviously because of the reasons majority of the contributors before me has given. We shouldn't depend on signatures no matter how long you think a campaign can last. I remember managing a campaign that lasted for so long that many would thought it can never end but unfortunately it has ended. If anyone who had quit his job previously for that particular campaign then they'll be jobless by now and won't have any source of incomes.

If it's your side hustle and you notice your job isn't giving you enough free time and probably this side hustle is fetching you more income then your job then quit and concentrate on that side hustle to build it into your main hustle and probably look for alternative jobs (maybe remote) that won't deprive you time on building your business. This side hustle could be the useful skills you have like been a graphic designer, coder etc.

[coupable]

-Will you quit your job if in a month, you earn more from signature campaign than you do get from working 8am - 4pm?

I earn more from signature campaign than i do get from working in real life. However i won't ever think to leave my actual job for a temporary job which i have any guarantees that it will last forever.

-Is it okay to hinge your life on the earnings you get weekly from your signature campaigns?

Of course it's not Okay. The weekly income from the signature campaign would help you satisfy some secondary needs but it's not recommended to rely on it only.

-Has the existence of signature campaigns on this forum eliminated the need to work offline for other people?  

No Lol
However, in some countries, the reward from a bounty campaign during a month is ore higher than the average salaries, so by luck many of them made a fortune out of joining campaigns but i am sure they don't set time to the forum over other real life activities uless they have zero hopes that they can do anything valuable in real life. here i am excuding freelancers working all the time on their desktps so joining bounty campaigns for long time was appropriate to them without so much risk that they may lose they only source of income a day or another .

[Mpamaegbu]

I remember managing a campaign that lasted for so long that many would thought it can never end but unfortunately it has ended. If anyone who had quit his job previously for that particular campaign then they'll be jobless by now and won't have any source of incomes.

Well, nothing lasts forever. It's the same way I believe no condition is permanent. Side hustle and "real" jobs also get terminated like signature campaigns too. I haven't seen any engagement that stays forever. Even if the side hustle is in offering programming skills, loan and trade exchange or bounty and signature management on the forum, there are also times drought comes up in such engagements. No business has ceaseless flow in that regard. There are moments patronage don't come. Everything has its time. Signature campaigns aren't the only thing that end abruptly. Working in a bank is seen as a "real" job but we get bankers who get laid off every year. It's the same way it cuts across every other strata of employment. . So, we just take life as it comes.

[FirmWars]

I prefer projects that the BM in charge holds the tokens ( Ecsrow ) this gives me peace of mind to keep promoting the project, every other reasons comes later but payment assurance is the first.

[CryptopreneurBrainboss]

Everything has its time. Signature campaigns aren't the only thing that end abruptly. Working in a bank is seen as a "real" job but we get bankers who get laid off every year. It's the same way it cuts across every other strata of employment. . So, we just take life as it comes.

Just because everything has an end that doesn't mean you won't move on with life. That there are accident on the road doesn't mean you won't take the road (enter cars) when travelling either. Everything has an end but you just have to keep moving until the very end. That's to say if you see a better future with something, you move over to it but that should be something with some actual purpose and not things like signature campaign than can easily end.

The side hustle is quite different and can be utilized on different platforms. For example if you're a coder, even though you current job gets terminated you can easily get another that actually pays well unlike the physical johs. Take designers on the forum as an example, their service get hired frequently and they aren't restricted as it's with physical johs.