My father thinks I'm working in a shop,he didn't know I'm bitcointalking.

[CryptopreneurBrainboss]

Technology has made life somehow easy for us today.In the days of our father,they had no idea about working online,all their work to make money were done physically,and with strength,either they engaged in mini or mega business that will provide money for them.We thank God for bitcoin,that came as a messiah,to enrich the hopeful.Now my father asks me about my shop,and where it's located,I told him I'm bitcointalking,and he doesn't know what I'm talking.What do yours tell you?

Signatures campaign shoudn't be consider as a source of income or you'll end up disappointed when they're gone. I know many can't come with the reality that we can wake up one day to discover that the signature privilege has been disconnected but that's very possibly. If you pay closed attention, you'll realized those ads that usually pop up on the first post in a thread isn't displaying anymore and that's because theymos has disactivated that.  We also have some board and thread that signature ads don't get displayed that means if theymos wants to extend on the general forum, that won't be difficult to achieved.

Writing and engaging in conversation on the forum shoudn't be what you do all day, go get a life outside and get a job that's reliable. You won't only be doing yourself a favor as you can then use whatever you get from the forum as additional support but you'll be doing the forum a favor as It'll reduced the level of spam message we get on the forum as people intend to milk the forum for funds. When next your father ask about your hustle, make sure you'll be able to show him something else.

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[kamvreto]

Technology has made life somehow easy for us today.In the days of our father,they had no idea about working online,all their work to make money were done physically,and with strength,either they engaged in mini or mega business that will provide money for them.We thank God for bitcoin,that came as a messiah,to enrich the hopeful.Now my father asks me about my shop,and where it's located,I told him I'm bitcointalking,and he doesn't know what I'm talking.What do yours tell you?

Signatures campaign shoudn't be consider as a source of income or you'll end up disappointed when they're gone. I know many can't come with the reality that we can wake up one day to discover that the signature privilege has been disconnected but that's very possibly. If you pay closed attention, you'll realized those ads that usually pop up on the first post in a thread isn't displaying anymore and that's because theymos has disactivated that.  We also have some board and thread that signature ads don't get displayed that means if theymos wants to extend on the general forum, that won't be difficult to achieved.

 

Signature campaigns are suitable as side jobs that support the main job. I support that, but some people treat signature campaigns as their main job without anything else. Maybe it's due to various factors like getting fired from a job unilaterally, or not finding another job, then forums become a good place to make money. I don't know what the future of the signature campaign will be, is there a big change or is it still going to stick around. If some threads are not showing ads, then there will be less interest from project developers to do signature campaigns on this forum.

OP seems to really have to explain what bitcoin is and how he makes money off of forums, rather than lying about the fictitious shop he told his dad about.

[BITCOIN4X]

Signature campaigns are suitable as side jobs that support the main job. I support that, but some people treat signature campaigns as their main job without anything else.

On your last point it's clear to me not the best option. But has anyone made signature campaign their main source of income?
With no other work like being unemployed, I think it's fine to make signature campaigns the main source of income (for a while). But when they leave their main job and rely solely on signature campaign as source of income, it's clearly a bad decision.

Signature campaign won't last forever and will expire, so you shouldn't rely solely on signature campaign as source of revenue. The best thing is to make signature campaign side activity while chatting with thousands of different users on forum.

[kamvreto]

On your last point it's clear to me not the best option. But has anyone made signature campaign their main source of income?
With no other work like being unemployed, I think it's fine to make signature campaigns the main source of income (for a while). But when they leave their main job and rely solely on signature campaign as source of income, it's clearly a bad decision.

There must be and probably more than you think. Those who make signature campaigns their main job are not without reason. As the same said before, they made signature campaigns because their jobs were unilaterally dismissed or couldn't find another job or there was no job call, so being on the forum and being a good contributing member became a last resort even though there would be some opportunities for other real jobs. Whether it is a bad decision or not depends on how to manage the salary received from the signature campaign. Saving some of the salary received for some other ventures or for investment is highly recommended, or also holding the payment in BTC for a long time, just like doing DCA for the long term.

Signature campaign won't last forever and will expire, so you shouldn't rely solely on signature campaign as source of revenue. The best thing is to make signature campaign side activity while chatting with thousands of different users on forum.

The signature campaign may be ending, but there will be a replacement. The forum continues to grow and developer requests for advertising on this number one bitcoin forum will probably continue but with a different mechanism.

[White pawn]

We always talk on here about the need to diversify on our income and revenue cause in the world we live in today, nothing is truly certain. So reading about someone who takes signature campaigns earnings as a main source of income is a bit crazy. We should never rely nor put all your hopes in one single thing. Cause if that thing goes obsolete, then so do you.
Signature campaigns is a way to earn on the side and shouldn’t be taken as a major gig cause it’s actually not. While you earn on here, please do ensure you find something else that would bring in more income so you wouldn’t have to rely on just your signature campaign earnings.

[passwordnow]

The past generation of working is truly different from today that we've got. More physical jobs tend to be true while remote jobs are being looked at as something odd and not actual jobs. This is for those freelancing and remote jobs. While OP is describing campaigns, they come and go so he has to think of a contingency plan if ever his campaign suddenly stops. This isn't new to most other remote jobs that companies do layoffs even the big tech companies like Google and Amazon. My tip to him and for everyone, while you're earning whatever amount it is, practice saving and investing.

[Viscore]

Technology has made life somehow easy for us today.In the days of our father,they had no idea about working online,all their work to make money were done physically,and with strength,either they engaged in mini or mega business that will provide money for them.We thank God for bitcoin,that came as a messiah,to enrich the hopeful.Now my father asks me about my shop,and where it's located,I told him I'm bitcointalking,and he doesn't know what I'm talking.What do yours tell you?

Bitcoin is always a blessing for me. The moment I started earning from bitcoin, I told my parents about it that’s why they know exactly as to how I am earning online. So you should have done the same thing so that your father will have an idea on how you are making a living. Although I suggest it’s not really reliable to focus on bitcointalking as your main job, but it’s undeniable that the profits we gained from it are also quite big, even bigger if you are just a minimum wage earner. But if you have the right mindset, getting a main job is still much better and bitcointalking will only serve as your side job, that will give you better financial security in the future.

[Ojima-ojo]

We always talk on here about the need to diversify on our income and revenue cause in the world we live in today, nothing is truly certain. So reading about someone who takes signature campaigns earnings as a main source of income is a bit crazy. We should never rely nor put all your hopes in one single thing. Cause if that thing goes obsolete, then so do you.
Signature campaigns are a way to earn on the side and shouldn’t be taken as a major gig cause it’s not. While you earn on here, please do ensure you find something else that would bring in more income so you wouldn’t have to rely on just your signature campaign earnings.

No sane person will take an incentive as a passive means of income and signature campaigns are not regular things to be seen as a means of income, in fact, I don't take signature campaigns as an alternative source of income.

Most times, I see a signature campaign as a way to learn your first bitcoin from remote working no matter the amount being paid per week.

[pixie85]

I told him I'm bitcointalking,and he doesn't know what I'm talking.What do yours tell you?

So you call this work? Your father thinks you're trying to earn some money and you're writing on a forum instead and getting paid a few dollars for wearing a signature?
Did I get this right?

This is not a job and it shouldn't be. This should be your way of spending free time that additionally gives you some pocket money. This will never work as a full time job and don't treat it as such. I'm really trying to warn you here.

[Sarah Azhari]

Now my father asks me about my shop,and where it's located,I told him I'm bitcointalking,and he doesn't know what I'm talking.What do yours tell you?

I ever asked that question from my mother before, where I got the money?, because I am still studying and don't have a job outside the home. I just told him, I endorse the online products as other public figures did on social media. She look understanding and happy after I said that. This means, if my job is not against the rules and not a criminal act, everyone like family and friends will support me.

[Igebotz]

I told him I'm bitcointalking,and he doesn't know what I'm talking.What do yours tell you?

So you call this work? Your father thinks you're trying to earn some money and you're writing on a forum instead and getting paid a few dollars for wearing a signature?
Did I get this right?

This is not a job and it shouldn't be. This should be your way of spending free time that additionally gives you some pocket money. This will never work as a full time job and don't treat it as such. I'm really trying to warn you here.

Many people from third-world countries can't help themselves because some of the signature campaigns pay more than some of the real jobs over there, so many get carried away and start creating alt farms to make more money to support their families. We have done everything we can to educate those on our corner not to rely on signature earnings; any job without legal backing is a side hustle.

[Belarge]

To me have not really made any money on Bitcointalk, I'm still expecting to start making money some day, but sincerely even when I will start making money on Bitcointalk I will keep it to myself, because even if I try to explain to people they might see Bitcointalk as scam, and many people might not really have an understanding of what Bitcoin talk is all about, so to save myself the stress of explaining much to people, I will just lie low and keep making my money on Bitcointalk...

[bbigtart]

To me have not really made any money on Bitcointalk, I'm still expecting to start making money some day, but sincerely even when I will start making money on Bitcointalk I will keep it to myself, because even if I try to explain to people they might see Bitcointalk as scam, and many people might not really have an understanding of what Bitcoin talk is all about, so to save myself the stress of explaining much to people, I will just lie low and keep making my money on Bitcointalk...

it's like me. I also haven't had any results from bitcointalk but I believe everyone here has made a lot of money. But when I tell other people it's not easy and many don't believe it, including my family. That's why I have to keep trying to get income from here to convince my family.

[Merit.s]

Technology has made life somehow easy for us today.In the days of our father,they had no idea about working online,all their work to make money were done physically,and with strength,either they engaged in mini or mega business that will provide money for them.We thank God for bitcoin,that came as a messiah,to enrich the hopeful.Now my father asks me about my shop,and where it's located,I told him I'm bitcointalking,and he doesn't know what I'm talking.What do yours tell you?

OP, you should be happy that you have a Dad that is concerned about how you generate your income. Bitcointalking is not the proper way to explain your side job to him. Parents will find it difficult to understand what an online job is since they didn't experienced it during their days. I have my own business and don't need to tell my mom anything about the forum.

We often read that young people in Nigeria, even after education, still cannot get a good job, and participation in a subscription company is still better than just sitting around doing nothing.

Nigeria has a high rate of unemployment,the youths will graduate from school and spend almost all their years at home,they might end up doing odd jobs to survive. This forum has assisted so many Nigerians who are into signature campaign and they see it as a means of earning a living, until they get a good job outside.
Thanks to the forum.

[Ultegra134]

I also used to work online for some pocket money when I was a teenager; I still do so through Bitcointalk, but that's a completely different story. My parents didn't comprehend that you could earn money online a few years ago, at least until COVID-19 came along and changed everything. I never told my parents exactly how I was involved because they never understood the concept of cryptocurrencies, and that's unlikely to change. All they know is that I've made some money through Bitcoin in the past; I haven't gone into detail regarding Bitcointalk and signature campaigns, nor have I mentioned that I earn a steady amount of money each month.

Some things are better off remaining a secret.

[Bobrox]

I have been several years with Bitcointalk and got bad or good experience trough joined signature altcoin campaign until with signature service campaign, can't guarantee with signature campaign service will running for longer time but and you should looking another opportunity with active as ambassador on telegram channel group based on skill do you have.

Except with trading could be good alternative how to earn passive income but when you have many kinds source income will help you how to get financial freedom and not only with Bitcointalk forum as your source income.

[mamesso]

You are among the people who have managed to profit from Bitcoin. Even though Bitcoin is the best performing digital asset, there is no guarantee that someone will get rich from Bitcoin. You have to thank Satoshi, because he created Bitcoin. When talking about Bitcoin to your dad, tell him Bitcoin is one of those technological developments and has no physical existence.

[The Cryptovator]

Not very literal were my parents. They are therefore unaware of virtual elements. But they are aware of Bitcoin. They are aware of my involvement with cryptocurrency but are unaware that I spend time on forums. They are aware of my cryptocurrency earnings since I do well in marketing, and they are happy that I can generate money online. I gave them a brief explanation of cryptocurrency and how it works.

[Cantsay]

To me have not really made any money on Bitcointalk, I'm still expecting to start making money some day, but sincerely even when I will start making money on Bitcointalk I will keep it to myself, because even if I try to explain to people they might see Bitcointalk as scam, and many people might not really have an understanding of what Bitcoin talk is all about, so to save myself the stress of explaining much to people, I will just lie low and keep making my money on Bitcointalk...

it's like me. I also haven't had any results from bitcointalk but I believe everyone here has made a lot of money. But when I tell other people it's not easy and many don't believe it, including my family. That's why I have to keep trying to get income from here to convince my family.

It's doesn't always have to be money, one way or another you must have gained something for example being in this forum must have taught you alot of stuffs you never knew. So that also counts as a profit from the forum, when you're part of a community don't always get fixated on the monetary gain it'll only end up the opposite way.
For now just continue accumulating whatever you can from the forum and when the right thing comes for you to earn you will and without stress.

[drwhobox]

We thank God for bitcoin,that came as a messiah,to enrich the hopeful.Now my father asks me about my shop,and where it's located,I told him I'm bitcointalking,and he doesn't know what I'm talking.What do yours tell you?

It is great that you are appreciating what you got now, and I understand what did you mean by "bitcointalking" but it is not a dependable source of income. I don't think you can take forum posting as a full time job too, so you need to find an actual job and you can "bitcointalking" in your free time.

Get a real job like your father had and take this "bitcointalking" as a part time job.

What do yours tell you?

My father is no more, so also try to respect their efforts while you can.