I know that some of us here are considered the Bitcointalk forum as a full-time job and actually there is no wrong with that. Yes, we can assure you of the amount we got in here unlike having an office and field job but the thing that we can still make money from the forum, there is no question with that.
But talking about participating in bounty programs, that is a different situation than participating in a signature campaign that been paid on weekly basis or offering your skills.
Topic: Bitcoin has the properties of an employment opportunity - page 2. (Read 570 times)
Moreover, you are to register, meet up with a given task at stipulated time, your delivery is accessed and paid as token. What else makes it different from an employment?
Different? You cannot called it as payment since its not guaranteed payment and you don't know how much value you will get if you are doing that task.
Unlike you are employed you will know how much salary you will get every week or every 15days .
Too way different if you compare it to real world job.
Well for me when it comes to employment meaning to say you have a certain job, having a consistent salary monthly and has a specific salary that was intend to pay for the job well done. The difference of bitcointalk or bounty campaigns and signature campaigns from employment was the mere fact that we don't have any assurance that the payment that we earn from the last month will be the same for the next month. Bounty campaigns and signature campaigns may considered as passive income but with such a indefinite value of payment. This signature campaigns wasn't intend to generate money after all, it is a forum that each and everyone could exchange each ideas, can inform each and everyone about what happen in the crypto market.
I also like the Bitcointalk business model because it is where you can launch the best projects in the crypto space.
Although project scams have come out, it has been a situation that should be improved to make bitcointalk the best site for product development in the crypto market.
It is also a site where anyone can create and earn a job opportunity.
We just need to offer our skills. I have also seen that there are people with good skills in graphic design, content creators, campaign managers and more.
Bitcointalk is a good environment, I would recommend it to anyone.
Although project scams have come out, it has been a situation that should be improved to make bitcointalk the best site for product development in the crypto market.
It is also a site where anyone can create and earn a job opportunity.
We just need to offer our skills. I have also seen that there are people with good skills in graphic design, content creators, campaign managers and more.
Bitcointalk is a good environment, I would recommend it to anyone.
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Assuming you're referring to bounties, chances are, you don't learn crap when collecting bounties.
there is another more serious problem with these "bounties" campaigns that people seem to not pay attention to lately. basically those who are participating in majority of these campaigns are aiding and abetting fraud, so they are just as guilty as the scammers running the token while not getting nearly as much money as them.Assuming you're referring to bounties, chances are, you don't learn crap when collecting bounties.
Moreover, you are to register, meet up with a given task at stipulated time, your delivery is accessed and paid as token. What else makes it different from an employment?
Different? You cannot called it as payment since its not guaranteed payment and you don't know how much value you will get if you are doing that task.
Unlike you are employed you will know how much salary you will get every week or every 15days .
Too way different if you compare it to real world job.
Bitcoin or cryptocurrency is one way for us to earn money, there are many ways that we can do related to cryptocurrency, we can do staking, mining, investing, trading, and many more to earn money but always remember the risky of all these things.
Just that your educational certificate is not directly needed,and this is indirectly required in the way you present your post, because if your post is not matured, coordinated and sensible enough you may be banned, or placed on negative trust,so in one way or the other your IQ is needed to keep you moving.
I don't think that you are talking about bitcoin here because it is all about the bicointalk on which we are going to create quality posts to be paid, having a signature campaign first or getting bounty will make you earn from posting, you may also do some other services, you may visit it here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=52.0.Quote
What else makes it different from an employment?
One thing that I want here is that I do not hassle with the time, there is a specific deadline for every work we have in our real-life u like to cryptocurrency or bitcointalk. 
I studied bitcoin so well, apart from the fact that bitcoin is a currency, it has all features to be called an employment opportunity. Just that your educational certificate is not directly needed,and this is indirectly required in the way you present your post, because if your post is not matured, coordinated and sensible enough you may be banned, or placed on negative trust,so in one way or the other your IQ is needed to keep you moving.
Moreover, you are to register, meet up with a given task at stipulated time, your delivery is accessed and paid as token. What else makes it different from an employment?
Moreover, you are to register, meet up with a given task at stipulated time, your delivery is accessed and paid as token. What else makes it different from an employment?
Bitcoin is NOT an employment opportunity.The crypto economy,which is built around Bitcoin and altcoins can create job opportunities for programmers,developers or even some not-so-tech-savvy people.
Bitcoin is just a currency/asset.You can't say that the Us dollar 'has the properties of an employment opportunity",because the US dollar is currency,not a company.
I guess that you mean Bitcointalk instead of Bitcoin.
I supposed you were referring to bounty right? I can say that not all bounty are profitable it might took you months on working to comply with the bounties but wouldn't earn you a decent amount especially a lot of projects right now are worthless and so the token they're going to pay you.
there is another more serious problem with these "bounties" campaigns that people seem to not pay attention to lately. basically those who are participating in majority of these campaigns are aiding and abetting fraud, so they are just as guilty as the scammers running the token while not getting nearly as much money as them.
I recalled in 2018, the community proposed to charge fees on companies that run bounties here, in bitcoin. Community believe it can help to reduce scam projects and their bounties on the forum. At least, they believe that with an initial cost, in Bitcoin, scammers will hesitate and reduce their scam promotions here.With bounties, they pay in tokens or shit coins with premined amount, they pay no initial cost to run bounties. If they successfully scam investors, their tokens get price high, they earn a fortune but the forum gets nothing, and forum reputation will be harmed.
as pre my knowledge emplyment gives full satisfaction for anyone because employment gives a secure income on timeing, but bitcoin employment not secured and guaranteed because some times we will get regularly some time not get any amount so i can consider as a part time oppotunity.
What else makes it different from an employment?
One big difference is that you can (and should!) discuss here more than what and where the employer asks (imho). Also you are "allowed to stay in the company" whether you are an employee or not.
This is a discussion forum. Yes, one can earn nice money off it, but it's still a discussion forum. While one goes to work only for the money (not all companies have fun/time spending facilities, right?), here you can easily hang out and spend time discussing, learning and so on whether you do it for money or not. I find this as a huge difference.
This is simple advertising, that's it, there's no need to put so much emphasis on how it could help you or whatnot. Yes, you're technically getting employed for your services, specifically to spread their name (whatever bounty you're in) across the forums through the use of signatures, but that's it, it isn't even an official employment, the funds you get wouldn't even be enough for you to live comfortably even if you stayed at a campaign for years. It's closer to calling it as a source for "beer money" rather than employment. Plus, this employment comes at the cost of not knowing really whether you're advertising for a scam project or not. It's basically you just accepting whatever job that could give you money (those that just keep joining bounties that is)
Additionally, having no negative trust really just all boils down to you following the bloody rules. Most negative trust comes from there anw.
Additionally, having no negative trust really just all boils down to you following the bloody rules. Most negative trust comes from there anw.
there is another more serious problem with these "bounties" campaigns that people seem to not pay attention to lately. basically those who are participating in majority of these campaigns are aiding and abetting fraud, so they are just as guilty as the scammers running the token while not getting nearly as much money as them.
I recalled in 2018, the community proposed to charge fees on companies that run bounties here, in bitcoin. Community believe it can help to reduce scam projects and their bounties on the forum. At least, they believe that with an initial cost, in Bitcoin, scammers will hesitate and reduce their scam promotions here.With bounties, they pay in tokens or shit coins with premined amount, they pay no initial cost to run bounties. If they successfully scam investors, their tokens get price high, they earn a fortune but the forum gets nothing, and forum reputation will be harmed.
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Assuming you're referring to bounties, chances are, you don't learn crap when collecting bounties.
there is another more serious problem with these "bounties" campaigns that people seem to not pay attention to lately. basically those who are participating in majority of these campaigns are aiding and abetting fraud, so they are just as guilty as the scammers running the token while not getting nearly as much money as them. Assuming you're referring to bounties, chances are, you don't learn crap when collecting bounties.
I guess you are referring to bounties. Aside from this, cryptocurrency not just bitcoin had brought employment and income opportunities for experts who specializes in coding, blockchain, marketing and etc. Ever since crypto started there are over hundreds or even thousands of projects and it keeps on increasing in numbers as time goes by. Some projects are hiring managers, ambassadors, project developers, and etc. to help their projects grow.
Bitcoin does not have the properties of an employment opportunity. If you define Bitcoin, nowhere in its definition shall you see a certain description, feature, characteristic, etc that somehow makes it an employment opportunity.
Bitcoin is not Bitcointalk. Bitcoin is not Telegram, cryptotalk, Twitter, etc from which you may earn some Bitcoins. So there is a need to clearly define boundaries here.
If you consider your signature participation here as employment there is nothing wrong with that. I don't agree with others saying it should not be considered as such and instead be considered passive income, gig, etc. What's the difference? If you are employed as a signature promoter in a week's time or a month and get paid according to the amount agreed on certain conditions, then you are indeed employed.
Bitcoin is not Bitcointalk. Bitcoin is not Telegram, cryptotalk, Twitter, etc from which you may earn some Bitcoins. So there is a need to clearly define boundaries here.
If you consider your signature participation here as employment there is nothing wrong with that. I don't agree with others saying it should not be considered as such and instead be considered passive income, gig, etc. What's the difference? If you are employed as a signature promoter in a week's time or a month and get paid according to the amount agreed on certain conditions, then you are indeed employed.
Employment could be possible but mostly in bitcoin usually what they did are giving rewards. For example the miner that use to confirm transactions anf add it to blocchain they will not get paid by its employer insteqd they get reward base from the work done. Other services being offered are had the same manner as working a d getting rewards. In some cases where if it really needing your service then you can demand higher pay or salary for doing it.
It doesn't make any sense what you said. This is a forum and Bitcoin is a social experiment. Neither are
for-profit corporation.
for-profit corporation.
Not that there's anything wrong with it(because I actually like Bitcointalk's business model), but I'm pretty sure Bitcointalk is a for-profit sort of "business".
It doesn't make any sense what you said. This is a forum and Bitcoin is a social experiment. Neither are
for-profit corporation.
for-profit corporation.
First, it states about the BItcoin, yeah, BTC is not only a currency. In this way, simply, Bitcoin is a digital asset for investment, both long term or short term.
After reading to the next sentences, I think as to what other members stated above, you refer to this forum.
Well, it may be said that being here, joining bounty, airdrops, and other tasks to be able to get rewards or payment may be called a job. However, I will prefer to call it "a side job". Although the mechanism is likely a company in a real-life hiring their employers to do the tasks as their jobs and pay it.
However, what makes different is that probably you will get a fixed payment in your real job. But here, the payment is not exact enough (except you are joining the bounty that pays you with exact payment of BTC and other fixed coins.).
And but in this case, as we know that many bounty campaigns are here also not legit. You may find also scam projects, failed projects, and others projects that don't pay you after work. It can be said that you work for free. So, this is what makes me different from the real job in the real life.
After reading to the next sentences, I think as to what other members stated above, you refer to this forum.
Well, it may be said that being here, joining bounty, airdrops, and other tasks to be able to get rewards or payment may be called a job. However, I will prefer to call it "a side job". Although the mechanism is likely a company in a real-life hiring their employers to do the tasks as their jobs and pay it.
However, what makes different is that probably you will get a fixed payment in your real job. But here, the payment is not exact enough (except you are joining the bounty that pays you with exact payment of BTC and other fixed coins.).
And but in this case, as we know that many bounty campaigns are here also not legit. You may find also scam projects, failed projects, and others projects that don't pay you after work. It can be said that you work for free. So, this is what makes me different from the real job in the real life.
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