Can you choose cryptocurrency as full time job?

[The Cryptovator]

It really depends on how are you involved with crypto. For example, if you are doing a job on any Crypto related platform like an exchange or something similar then it's already a full-time job. But if you wondering take a full-time job like crypto trading then no, I won't count it as a full-time job. Even though we are doing signature campaigns here for a long time, I don't consider it a full-time job anyway. But it's a good passive income for me. It helps me a lot to cover my family expenses. Although I have some other sources to earn from crypto like crypto marketing, still I don't take is a full-time job. I have a job in my real life which is necessary and I can't avoid it.

[BALIK]

It really depends on how are you involved with crypto. For example, if you are doing a job on any Crypto related platform like an exchange or something similar then it's already a full-time job. But if you wondering take a full-time job like crypto trading then no, I won't count it as a full-time job. Even though we are doing signature campaigns here for a long time, I don't consider it a full-time job anyway. But it's a good passive income for me. It helps me a lot to cover my family expenses. Although I have some other sources to earn from crypto like crypto marketing, still I don't take is a full-time job. I have a job in my real life which is necessary and I can't avoid it.

Couldn't be more correct. Today, participating in cryptocurrency is not just about becoming a trader, investor, or participating in bounty campaigns...we are growing and have full-time jobs like working for a blockchain company, KOL, researcher for venture capital firms, blog creator, video...It can be said that today's crypto-related jobs are almost the traditional jobs that we used to have. So as long as you have any skills related to them, you can consider it your main job, a full time job. But it's good if someone can diversify their source of income, I also prefer to do 2 or 3 jobs rather than just one job.

[Zanab247]

No, because you will not see the director or the manager one on one to negotiate the weekly payment or monthly payment compare to normal Job that will make your director or manager to increase your salary base on your appearance in the company. The cryptocurrency job the risk is too high for anyone to take as full time job because the income will not be coming regularly compared to normal Job, because the company have to consider the bear season and bull seasons to know if the company will be able to pay you on time or not. It is advisable to take normal Job as full time job and make cryptocurrency Job as assistan because cryptocurrency market is unpredictable in the community, it can pump one month and dump for 7 months.

[Bobrox]

Couldn't be more correct. Today, participating in cryptocurrency is not just about becoming a trader, investor, or participating in bounty campaigns...we are growing and have full-time jobs like working for a blockchain company, KOL, researcher for venture capital firms, blog creator, video...It can be said that today's crypto-related jobs are almost the traditional jobs that we used to have. So as long as you have any skills related to them, you can consider it your main job, a full time job. But it's good if someone can diversify their source of income, I also prefer to do 2 or 3 jobs rather than just one job.

Nowadays have thousand kinds of job available in cryptocurrency because not only as trader or investor but also we can participating as Bounty campaign, blog or content reviewer about cryptocurrency, become moderator for several altcoin project or could try to be local telegram exchange market and have many kinds job list in cryptocurrency. I think realistic when cryptocurrency become full time job, but need time and progress how to earn much income with cryptocurrency actually with passive income become reviewer on content cryptocurrency creation.

Better if want to make cryptocurrency as full time job not only depending with trader or investor but also find several job seems team telegram support for altcoin project, make review with content creation or could make video review and advertising when have new project launching.

[isaac_clarke22]

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It is not really something that you should rely on solely. If you're going truly for an online work, freelancing is the way to go though the hardest part of that is trying to market yourself out and how would you stand out over your competitors. It is like making a business as well but it is all about offering your services to clients.
It is also a nice way to get a connection for further opportunities in the future.

It is still better to consult your local area for jobs though as freelancing is globally competitive.

[abel1337]

Couldn't be more correct. Today, participating in cryptocurrency is not just about becoming a trader, investor, or participating in bounty campaigns...we are growing and have full-time jobs like working for a blockchain company, KOL, researcher for venture capital firms, blog creator, video...It can be said that today's crypto-related jobs are almost the traditional jobs that we used to have. So as long as you have any skills related to them, you can consider it your main job, a full time job. But it's good if someone can diversify their source of income, I also prefer to do 2 or 3 jobs rather than just one job.

Nowadays have thousand kinds of job available in cryptocurrency because not only as trader or investor but also we can participating as Bounty campaign, blog or content reviewer about cryptocurrency, become moderator for several altcoin project or could try to be local telegram exchange market and have many kinds job list in cryptocurrency. I think realistic when cryptocurrency become full time job, but need time and progress how to earn much income with cryptocurrency actually with passive income become reviewer on content cryptocurrency creation.

Better if want to make cryptocurrency as full time job not only depending with trader or investor but also find several job seems team telegram support for altcoin project, make review with content creation or could make video review and advertising when have new project launching.

It's realistic as long as the job pay stable it won't be a problem. As we know there are a lot of altcoin project out there that are offering jobs but one of the cons of those projects are they are paying their own altcoin which is uncertain since mostly their token isn't sellable yet. Honestly, Bounty campaign jobs are hard to rely on especially that there zero to little salary you can get there unless you are lucky enough to get a project that becomes big, also those kind of jobs are pretty unstable since not every project would last long and you always need to be updated on newer altcoin bounty to participate for. One of realistic jobs I can see on cryptocurrency is become a developer or someone that involves with coding and technicals on a project. It certainly pays in fiat which make it stable and I'm sure that the project will need you as long as the project is running.

[dlightag]

They are difference type of work to do as a graduate, undergraduate or not educated by not attending any high school. But last is end up having job doing as a professional that we give joy and happiness in any areas.
Choose cryptocurrency as a full time job is a good one, as long it's give happiness to follow the trend of Blockchain.

[BobK71]

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It is not really something that you should rely on solely. If you're going truly for an online work, freelancing is the way to go though the hardest part of that is trying to market yourself out and how would you stand out over your competitors. It is like making a business as well but it is all about offering your services to clients.
It is also a nice way to get a connection for further opportunities in the future.

It is still better to consult your local area for jobs though as freelancing is globally competitive.

Freelancing or crypto anyone can establish them self if they want. For this it is necessary to acquire enough knowledge. If one feels that he has good skills in a particular site which will be useful in crypto then he can definitely try. For that crypto or freelancing will be quite useful. A freelancer or crypto worker should not give up his regular job until he is completely dependent on the new platform.

[Tony116]

No, because you will not see the director or the manager one on one to negotiate the weekly payment or monthly payment compare to normal Job that will make your director or manager to increase your salary base on your appearance in the company. The cryptocurrency job the risk is too high for anyone to take as full time job because the income will not be coming regularly compared to normal Job, because the company have to consider the bear season and bull seasons to know if the company will be able to pay you on time or not. It is advisable to take normal Job as full time job and make cryptocurrency Job as assistan because cryptocurrency market is unpredictable in the community, it can pump one month and dump for 7 months.

I don't think so, now crypto jobs have become as diverse as traditional jobs. You can go to the company to work in person rather than a sit-at-home job and only get paid when the rising season comes. Work for an exchange such as customer service or engineering, all these work you get paid in fiat, not tokens or coins. Overall, there are a lot of jobs in the crypto industry today for us to choose from, be it programmer, blog creator, video...These are routine jobs and you need to complete them daily to get paid and the salary will be based on your ability.

[milewilda]

If there is no dependent as well as you've got some form of income to run your life, then you can prioritise Crypto as full time job. As one cannot expect stable income out of cryptocurrency trading or other forms of earning due to its volatile feature, it is good to go into cryptocurrency as full time job when you can fulfill your needs through some other means or through your savings from your previous employment. Once you get experienced, you can make almost stable income.

You would really be able to make yourself able to survive if you are just alone or solely living  and doesnt really have any responsibilities specially when you do have a family which is really needing that sufficient
and stable income which it would be mainly first starting on having a day job even though its small but you do know that you have something to be wait up or salary which you can depend on.
If we do consider out on making crypto as a full time job then it would really be that risky because nothing can be assured, everything results would be entirely be depending
on market condition which means if you do rely on it then you would be fucked up on bear season.

[Orpichukwu]

They are difference type of work to do as a graduate, undergraduate or not educated by not attending any high school. But last is end up having job doing as a professional that we give joy and happiness in any areas.
Choose cryptocurrency as a full time job is a good one, as long it's give happiness to follow the trend of Blockchain.

Just curious how this statement relates to the matter on ground or how it gives your own answer and opinion. probably you're just making your signature post count.

can you choose crypto as full time corporate job?

Currently, I can't because I don't have much crypto knowledge to offer to any company which in return they will pay me a reasonable amount that will help pay up my bills. am currently working part-time with a crypto project but the pay is pretty good but not enough to take in for a full time Job.

[LogitechMouse]

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If you are skillful, you can land many jobs depending on what industry what you are excelling with.

With regards to cryptocurrency, there are some clients who are paying cryptos to freelancers though there are few of it and most of them prefer fiat still and add also the fact that crypto is very volatile in nature.

There are many ways for a person to earn in the crypto world. You only must know what job you are entering with and like I said, the more skillful you are, the more jobs you can get especially in crypto.

[laurenB7742]

Currently, I can't because I don't have much crypto knowledge to offer to any company which in return they will pay me a reasonable amount that will help pay up my bills. am currently working part-time with a crypto project but the pay is pretty good but not enough to take in for a full time Job.

It depends on your knowledge as well as your ability. Today, the full-time jobs in the cryptocurrency market are as many or even more than in other fields. If you have a background in programming, coding or design, then I can tell you that you will easily find a job at crypto or blockchain companies these days. In addition, if you are a market-savvy person with influence from social media channels, you can easily become a brand ambassador for new projects...Job opportunities in the cryptocurrency sector are numerous, just like what we are seeing now, when the cryptocurrency industry is growing very fast, requiring a lot of manpower.

[Antonas1]

I am a video creator and editor, but I don't want to get paid with cryptocurrency because there is no guarantee the price is always good. For example, if I get clients with a 0.05 BTC payment deal, when I need to sell it, the price of bitcoin falls by 10%. That would cost me a lot. So cryptocurrency is still a side job for me.

For people who really want to get paid with cryptocurrency but claim to have no expertise in cryptocurrency, why don't you try something simple? Like trying to learn about Steemit or DTube (I don't get paid for this). Perhaps it can become a fulltime job for you (if you want) and get paid in a cryptocurrency.

[RockBell]

We are in a world people desire to work in oil company, banking firm and while others choose to in different organizations been a corporate office jobs just to answer am working in so so company, but can you choose crypto as full time corporate job?
I'm not really sure how to answer this but yes you can example like working on exchange or writting some blog or making video about crypto, The other way was working as Blockchain developer on some sector like Oil, Market, Food, etc and also being a lawyer or even marketing on some blockchain-based company

This has since since been a thing. There are people who take cryptocurrency as a full-time job. If I had gotten into cryptic earlier, this is something I’d have considered myself.

It's not a bad idea to work in the cryptocurrency industry full-time, but it's also a good idea to have a physical job or business. I believe it depends on each individual because some people can live comfortably off of cryptocurrency without having a physical job or business, and in countries like ours where cryptocurrency has aided many young people despite challenges, such policies which have not made it easy  you can only buy and sell through P2P.

[Hamphser]

We are in a world people desire to work in oil company, banking firm and while others choose to in different organizations been a corporate office jobs just to answer am working in so so company, but can you choose crypto as full time corporate job?
I'm not really sure how to answer this but yes you can example like working on exchange or writting some blog or making video about crypto, The other way was working as Blockchain developer on some sector like Oil, Market, Food, etc and also being a lawyer or even marketing on some blockchain-based company

This has since since been a thing. There are people who take cryptocurrency as a full-time job. If I had gotten into cryptic earlier, this is something I’d have considered myself.

It's not a bad idea to work in the cryptocurrency industry full-time, but it's also a good idea to have a physical job or business. I believe it depends on each individual because some people can live comfortably off of cryptocurrency without having a physical job or business, and in countries like ours where cryptocurrency has aided many young people despite challenges, such policies which have not made it easy  you can only buy and sell through P2P.

Make cryptocurrency job as a part time job or extra and have some physical day job which it would really be just right because we know that crypto based jobs doesn't really give out guarantees plus it's not that fixed but somehow it is really giving that bigger amount which is more than you can earn from your typical job.

All matters with good time management and as long you could able to make yourself sustain and make profits then that's what surely counts.

[thefaucetrunner]

We are in a world people desire to work in oil company, banking firm and while others choose to in different organizations been a corporate office jobs just to answer am working in so so company, but can you choose crypto as full time corporate job?
I'm not really sure how to answer this but yes you can example like working on exchange or writting some blog or making video about crypto, The other way was working as Blockchain developer on some sector like Oil, Market, Food, etc and also being a lawyer or even marketing on some blockchain-based company

This has since since been a thing. There are people who take cryptocurrency as a full-time job. If I had gotten into cryptic earlier, this is something I’d have considered myself.

It's not a bad idea to work in the cryptocurrency industry full-time, but it's also a good idea to have a physical job or business. I believe it depends on each individual because some people can live comfortably off of cryptocurrency without having a physical job or business, and in countries like ours where cryptocurrency has aided many young people despite challenges, such policies which have not made it easy  you can only buy and sell through P2P.

Make cryptocurrency job as a part time job or extra and have some physical day job which it would really be just right because we know that crypto based jobs doesn't really give out guarantees plus it's not that fixed but somehow it is really giving that bigger amount which is more than you can earn from your typical job.

All matters with good time management and as long you could able to make yourself sustain and make profits then that's what surely counts.

I used to run several faucets. I earned more Bitcoin doing that than anyone else I know.

I think working part time in crypto is doable. Some people who were early adopters have been able to leverage that experience and enter the corporate side of crypto, or signpost crypto for newer adopters. There is still a lot of opportunity in emerging technologies within crypto, Bitcoin may be a little less easy to get into now, but I still try my best to evangelize Bitcoin whenever possible.

[Iranus]

The other way was working as Blockchain developer on some sector like Oil, Market, Food, etc and also being a lawyer or even marketing on some blockchain-based company

This is not easy to achieve as you need some extensive knowledge about blockchain technology. I work in the IT  industry and the qualifications required to apply to these jobs need experience of almost a senior developer. Job offers about cryptocurrency is not yet common in our country unlike in the US. If you plan to treat crypto as a full-time career, your only choice is only through trading.

Yes, it depends on the country we live in, in my country blockchain and crypto startups are very popular. So as long as you have a basic knowledge of crypto you can start your job and most companies pay in local currency, not crypto. I think we can consider crypto a full time job if you can apply like the companies I mentioned. For investing or being a day trader there is a lot of risk and we should just treat it as a part time job in our spare time because they don't always guarantee our income.

[blockman]

I used to run several faucets. I earned more Bitcoin doing that than anyone else I know.

I think working part time in crypto is doable. Some people who were early adopters have been able to leverage that experience and enter the corporate side of crypto, or signpost crypto for newer adopters. There is still a lot of opportunity in emerging technologies within crypto, Bitcoin may be a little less easy to get into now, but I still try my best to evangelize Bitcoin whenever possible.

True, the earlier ones that have set a foundation for this industry are able to capitalize on their experience and earliness. More opportunities are on them because they know the foundations where they can maximize what they know. Speaking of running several faucets, are you still running those?
And as someone who runs faucets up to this time, is it still a good source of income and how many visits do you get from daily to monthly? I'm interested to know more about it.

[Pesona1]

We are in a world people desire to work in oil company, banking firm and while others choose to in different organizations been a corporate office jobs just to answer am working in so so company, but can you choose crypto as full time corporate job?
I'm not really sure how to answer this but yes you can example like working on exchange or writting some blog or making video about crypto, The other way was working as Blockchain developer on some sector like Oil, Market, Food, etc and also being a lawyer or even marketing on some blockchain-based company

Working full time on cryptocurrencies is possible but i think the risks involved with cryptocurrencies are definitely bigger and it raises fear, not that i don't fully believe in cryptocurrencies but relying on the future and also absolute income of cryptocurrencies is not the right thing to do, cryptocurrencies have a nature speculation so that it is possible for us to get a lot of profit or money from investments if that we do right or when the market is good but we don't forget also that sometimes cryptocurrencies can also make us poor in an instant if we invest wrongly or the market is bad, so I think it's better it's good to make cryptocurrency as a side job so that when the market is bad of course we can still continue to live by relying on income from other jobs or the main job we have.