Have you quit your job yet?

[techgeek]

I have no job, so this is my job. lol.

I`m sure most cant unless you adopted bitcoin super early.

[cookiemonsterwhat]

I only need like 2000 more BTC lol.

[1Referee]

I will quit my job if I have reached 100K BTC, you can imagine it may take a while....

[lapah]

I`m unemployed... so didnt even have a job from the start.

[Skele]

Until cash is worthless, i'll never give up my job...

[deebob]

Until cash is worthless, i'll never give up my job...

Never kill your main cash flow lol. And yeah your right, unless some miracle happens if you won a lotto.

But even if that happens I`d still work just stay humble.

[dragone]

What's a full time bitcoiner? A person that works in a bitcoin-related occupation, or an early adopter who is now a millionaire?

shit i wish i was an early adopter.. 

[bitbaby]

I am not mining, nor does I have a big gambling website or as such to rely on bitcoin, therefore I prefer to keep my job, I'll leave my job one day when I start my own business or I hit a big lottery or something.

[ALToids]

I would need to get a job in the first place

[Nawaytes]

I have a job, but I spent almost half a day of work for bitcoin.
but I will never quit.

[Kprawn]

In my country only 4 out of 10 people have a job. So if I quit my job, to concentrate on BTC and it does not work out, my kids go hungry. 

Never quit a sure thing, for something that could be gone tommorrow.

There are too many factors to take in consideration, for you to decide to do BTC full time.

Keep it as a hobby, and should you loose your job, you would have a stable income to fall back too or fund your retirement.

But some people made a lot on BTC and might retire early. 

[FFrost]

Well I would like to but just like I would like my own island and airport but I'm just dreaming again.

[Daniel91]

Not yet but hope soon.
It's not easy when you have loan in the bank to change job and try something new and risky, but I'm planning to do this!
My Internet business are important part in this plans.

[Quartx]

Why quit your job, treat bitcoin as an investment not a full time job

[leannemckim46]

What's a full time bitcoiner? A person that works in a bitcoin-related occupation, or an early adopter who is now a millionaire?

shit i wish i was an early adopter.. 

Who isn't?

[cardut]

Have you quit your job to become a full time bitcoiner?

not yet, I dont even has a job, I am still at senior high school

[thew3apon]

Yes, going to quit my job but after what happen to bitcoin I am happy I didn't quit my job yet!!!!

[bitgeek]

Yes, going to quit my job but after what happen to bitcoin I am happy I didn't quit my job yet!!!!

What happened to bitcoin? Did I miss something?

Maybe if it reaches $5000 I'll have enough money to stop working. Till then all I have is dreams

[luckyluigi]

I don't have a job so HA

[skottiejay]

The problem is early adopters rode the waves of high and low and now, sitting on hundreds if not thousands of coin can manipulate and do as they please while people who were either too busy with other things or just downright too poor to mine. Or didn't know a thing about bitcoin because it wasn't as wide spread, and when I learned about it, it was almost the topic of a punchline.

Now that it's starting to become a bit more wide spread people are looking at each other wondering why they didn't do anything back when it started out, and trying to pool together resources to make just a tiny piece of the pie (sig campaigns, working for bit, etc).

That's not to say I'm knocking the early adopters, congrats but a lot of us aren't tech savvy and for the most part don't follow trends. So it seems almost, I wouldn't say unfair that there's all this coin out there and not a lot of ways to earn it anymore. What's the point of it if other people can't share in the wealth?

Anyways, I would probably quit my job, or I would go part time just to have something to do. I don't like the idea of not having anything to do, I'm going crazy now being disabled and unable to work. I couldn't imagine not having a job.