What Career Paths Are There In Crypto?

[Glowy]

The crypto world no doubt is evolving it's a world that has opened up opportunities to so many people and it's indeed a good thing, considering that it wasn't so, a decade ago.

But here we are today, many big wigs are heavily involved and many more are embracing crypto especially with the likes of Elon musk Donald Trump and others in the system.

I want to believe no one ventures into a profit-less business. Everyone who found their way in, have benefit in mind.

It is ideal for those who are coming in to know how to position themselves for good.

Someone diligently made a helpful post on sites where crypto jobs can be found, the link is Job openings in crypto space.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5457166.msg62442427#msg62442427


I understand there  might be some new development as crypto is dynamic with new development dropping in quick succession.

We all don't have the digital skills, do we?


It's good for beginners to have a clue what offers, or opportunities there are in the crypto space.

Do beginners need to have only tech skills or it's an all comers affair?

Can a starter build a career in here outside tech?


Advices from the lords in here to the newcomers will be valid.

 What do you say?

[DiMarxist]

Can a starter build a career in here outside tech?

A career here? This is not a career courses in your school days. But is it is learning ground for bitcoin and other Cryptocurrencies and it is passive income side from campaigns. It is not everyone that has the digital skill in the world and it is only those who have the skill can found themselves in the forum. And those who are not technically incline in bitcoin can also participate and learn from here.

[Glowy]

Can a starter build a career in here outside tech?

A career here? This is not a career courses in your school days. But is it is learning ground for bitcoin and other Cryptocurrencies and it is passive income side from campaigns. It is not everyone that has the digital skill in the world and it is only those who have the skill can found themselves in the forum. And those who are not technically incline in bitcoin can also participate and learn from here.

Wow, so all we do is learn on it and campaigns. I can't say I am a web3 developer. Stuff like that?

And one can't take this as a job either?

[Ojima-ojo]

The only sustainable path that we can point to here is the road to financial freedom, bitcoin doesn't have a career path for whatever reasons and only seeking financial freedom and no involvement of third parties is all that is most important, of you need some career path in bitcoin you can go to Harvard school of business, there you will know that could be done to make a sustainable investment in bitcoin.


Aside from that we may likely talk about the bitcoin tech aspect which is not too popular with most people around the forum but we have those that choose to become blockchain analysts.

[Glowy]

The only sustainable path that we can point to here is the road to financial freedom, bitcoin doesn't have a career path for whatever reasons and only seeking financial freedom and no involvement of third parties is all that is most important, of you need some career path in bitcoin you can go to Harvard school of business, there you will know that could be done to make a sustainable investment in bitcoin.


Aside from that we may likely talk about the bitcoin tech aspect which is not too popular with most people around the forum but we have those that choose to become blockchain analysts.

...Bitcoin analyst that is a good one . I think these are some things that people really should know about. If one dabbles in without prior information on what to expect, the wrong information goes out.

[tabas]

Do beginners need to have only tech skills or it's an all comers affair?

This is like the real world, someone has to learn these skills for them to be employable. But whoever has got the tech skills, they're an advantage as cryptocurrency is related to tech.

Can a starter build a career in here outside tech?

Having soft skills, I think that they can do that but they need to find some companies or projects that don't really require that much. But if you'll analyze most of them, one needs to understand the tech. But I'd say yes, everything can be learned.

[Hewlet]

Can a starter build a career in here outside tech?

A career here? This is not a career courses in your school days. But is it is learning ground for bitcoin and other Cryptocurrencies and it is passive income side from campaigns. It is not everyone that has the digital skill in the world and it is only those who have the skill can found themselves in the forum. And those who are not technically incline in bitcoin can also participate and learn from here.

Wow, so all we do is learn on it and campaigns. I can't say I am a web3 developer. Stuff like that?
And one can't take this as a job either?

like the name entails, this is a bitcoin forum that is primarily all about discussing everything bitcoin and crypto. the structure of the forum allows you to showcase your tech skill on the service board so should anyone be in need of such service, they can just contact you and you get to work with them depending on the project in question. what we do here is learn, educate those that are coming to learn, discuss important issues relating to bitcoin, crypto and world economics and promote some signature campaign.

you don't have to consider being a part of the forum a career path regardless of the incentives you get from projects and campaign that is running on the forum. the real life environment offers far more opportunity to look out for so while you are here, you still fix your real life hustle so you balance things up for yourself. when you have a real job and still participate in the forum activities and campaigns, that is the time you will really enjoy the forum.

[cryptoaddictchie]

We all don't have the digital skills, do we?


It's good for beginners to have a clue what offers, or opportunities there are in the crypto space.

Do beginners need to have only tech skills or it's an all comers affair?

Can a starter build a career in here outside tech?


Advices from the lords in here to the newcomers will be valid.

 What do you say?

Dont say Lords in here thats not a good termed for older members here. If you reseaech online and want a career on crypto or web3, theres plenty of choices. But of course that somehow needed skills in order for your to get in.

If youre gonna ask members here on specifics might not get a straight answer cause this is a forum a place to discuss about bitcoin and crypto, maybe there are some web3 jobs being offered or posted here but that is not the point to be here ans to find jobs. You join to interact and learn. So if any case you build up your skills on learning here, then apply for a legit jobs that related on what you learn.

[SilverCryptoBullet]

A career here? This is not a career courses in your school days. But is it is learning ground for bitcoin and other Cryptocurrencies and it is passive income side from campaigns. It is not everyone that has the digital skill in the world and it is only those who have the skill can found themselves in the forum. And those who are not technically incline in bitcoin can also participate and learn from here.

You can work in the forum or out the forum, and basically if you can work, you can earn money and use it for your investment in Bitcoin. Working brings income that can be directly in bitcoin or in fiat currency and as said you can invest your salary, part of it, in bitcoin.

You can work in this blockchain and cryptocurrency industry or in other industries, can work online, offline, remote, many ways and it's not big matter. It's just you have to work, have to get income some ways and invest it in bitcoin.

Signature campaigns  is only one of many ways to work and earn bitcoin.
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[EluguHcman]

It's good for beginners to have a clue what offers, or opportunities there are in the crypto space.

There is nothing to behold secretive from newbies when it get to do with the crypto ecosystem.  It has been made obvious that bitcoin and the Cryptocurrencies has become attractive with it possiblities of cycling massive adoptions due to it potential benefits it offers which is the incomes earned when trading or investing in the crypto market.

Do beginners need to have only tech skills or it's an all comers affair?

The Crypto market does not recognize who is a beginner and who is an old timer so, if the path anyone chooses is required the acquiring of technical knowledge at it skill, then everyone would have to accord by it.
Meanwhile, the technical knowledge we might be talking about here my be limited to investment rather than trading because your basic knowledge about cryptocurrencies and your ability to identify potential coins is okay While trading is deeply required the technical knowledge if you must be a successful trader.

Can a starter build a career in here outside tech?

Definitely yes, trading is a skilful form in the crypto market which trading technical factors being acquired can be said to be tech profession.

[Cryptohygenic]

Can a starter build a career in here outside tech?

A career here? This is not a career courses in your school days. But is it is learning ground for bitcoin and other Cryptocurrencies and it is passive income side from campaigns. It is not everyone that has the digital skill in the world and it is only those who have the skill can found themselves in the forum. And those who are not technically incline in bitcoin can also participate and learn from here.

Wow, so all we do is learn on it and campaigns. I can't say I am a web3 developer. Stuff like that?

And one can't take this as a job either?

As a web developer you are potential to build a carrier on the cryptography such as security and audits, blockchain developer and even as technical exchange developer.
If you can contribute efficient roles to enhance the usability of this bitcointalk, it stand chances for you because you could earn merit as rewards with your technical helpful tools. I am also be aware that Theymos spent a lot of money in hiring web developers on developing the Epochtalk project even as it was unable to be achieved. I am just drawing your attention to note skillful persons like you would have varieties of jobs to do in and outside the crypto industry which I would recommend being a carrier good to earn you jobs to earn.

[348Judah]

There are many career opportunities that can render one into being independent with the use of crypto or gelot placed with varieties of opportunities to get employed under a particular capacity, once we are able to detect the area of our interest, pursue after such and develop an interesting pathway for our career, I ha e also come across some interesting career opportunities with cryptocurrency with the link below.

bitcoin job list
https://bitcoinerjobs.com/

cryptocurrency job list
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5457166.0

[btcltcdigger]

Depends on what you're good at as a person.
Are you good at sales? Then you can work as a project salesman/promoter.

Are you good with tech stuff?
Then you can be a blockchain developer.

Are you good with nothing at all?
Then you can always be a mod or an admin on some telegram group

[Vadym IP]

Yep, would like to say some words as well. Of course, speaking about the crypto-related jobs, the first 2 that pop into my head are a blockchain dev or a trader. STILL, I believe there are some other ways to dive into:

- as it was mentioned above, a community manager. Especially if you have experience in customer support service. I think it will be easier for you to get used to everything. Personally for me, it's more about entertaining users.
- customer support service. Basically, you don't even need some specific tech skills here. More valuable, on my opinion, will be knowledge of a second language and soft skills.
- graphic designers. Making pictures, videos, etc... is important for every business.
- all the positions related to marketing, social media, emails, etc..

[BIT-BENDER]

It is important to seek opportunities in every sector you feel you can cope in and so I don't fault your question in any way, but I will really advice you don't throw away any skills, education, knowledge you have already acquired before now, one easy way to grow your crypto-currency portfolio is rendering services you understand well and charging for those services in crypto-currency, I consider it easy because this are service you know how to render.
Other things I think you can learn are
Crypto trading
Crypto analysis/adviser
Crypto promotion
Crypto influencer
Web developer
And so many others. The cheat code is learn a service you can render and hope for the best.

[SmartGold01]

Can a starter build a career in here outside tech?

Advices from the lords in here to the newcomers will be valid.

What do you say?

In the crypto space especially here in the forum there are lot of opportunities which if you are determined to get yourself guided through those resourceful material you can become what you want Over here and I believe there other like-minded people as you that would also give their knowledge and throw more light to what you want to achieve over here. Be it Tech/Development area, Marketing and Assistant or Moderational area there are could be guide, but it all depends on how patient you could be to understand how things works and be able to explore them.

[joniboini]

Are you good with nothing at all?
Then you can always be a mod or an admin on some telegram group

You need to have a good mentality at least if you want to mod a chat group. Dealing with some crazy users can be exhausting, especially if they don't read the rules and purposely being annoying. Not to mention they'll go do other social media and complain that the mod here or there abuse their powers. With crypto communities stuff like that spread fast. It's really not worth it unless you got paid big to deal with chronically online people.

[Zigabel]

It's good for beginners to have a clue what offers, or opportunities there are in the crypto space.

Do beginners need to have only tech skills or it's an all comers affair?

Can a starter build a career in here outside tech?


Advices from the lords in here to the newcomers will be valid.

 What do you say?

There are so many opportunities to grab in the crypto industry just like in the tech industries too, it is only if you don't pay attention to it then it may feel like you don't have them, there are opportunities in trading, investing, NFT, Mining, Web3 space and so many more that you can venture into and make some good profits or even even more, you can as well offer services such as been a local exchange where you help people change their crypto to fiat and even an educator who gets paid for the educative contents they share to the public or their client but then not all that i have listed above that is for  beginners.

[goldkingcoiner]

You really have to get creative, there are an infinite amount of jobs you can do that will earn you money. But if you are asking exclusively for crypto then one example is developing crypto.

Devs are quite well paid.

[Patikno]

For now, it seems that it is still not very clear whether all skills can be used to work in Crypto, and I often see that some crypto projects offer more jobs for people who have tech skills like programmer and developer, even so, I also see skills outside of tech that are needed, such as managing communities, translators, writing articles, and all of this I think still requires basic knowledge about crypto itself. For the future, I believe that there will be more job opportunities needed in crypto outside of tech skills, and I even think that lawyers could be involved in the work section in crypto, considering that the future of crypto has begun to enter several countries.