Topic: Bitcoin has the properties of an employment opportunity - page 3. (Read 570 times)
You're describing two different things. Bitcoin is not an employment opportunity and as you have said, it is a currency - a digital currency - a decentralized cryptocurrency. But the activity which you have been paid with bitcoin can be called the opportunity that you do. Apart from those that have been mentioned, someone can make a career through trading but again it's not bitcoin that's giving the actual opportunity but with the usage or activity that you'll do through it.
It took a few minutes to realize that the post about what? Eventually, realize when reading the above posts. Yes, OP writing about the forum earning, most probably about bounty and signature campaign. You are getting paid, but this is precarious. We don't know really that you are going to get paid or not. So I don't think posting on the forum or doing a bounty campaign would be an employment opportunity. The forum is for open discussion, earning from here would be considered as a passive income, but not employment IMO.
^ Yeah I was wondering what the topic is all about when I read the title. It was a good opening statement also but everything went in another direction after that. I'd rather call it as an online gig too instead of employment.
Sure, but you're specifically talking about Bitcointalk though, not Bitcoin. But to answer your question:
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?
Assuming you're referring to bounties, chances are, you don't learn crap when collecting bounties. On a job on the other hand, you at least get better at a certain skill(whatever your job is). Unless you're specifically referring to signature campaigns, while sure you probably get better at writing and being updated with current events, but I don't think you should really look at it as "employment". Campaigns are highly likely to shut down unexpectedly with no warning whatsoever. It's better to look at signature campaigns as something temporary, like gigs. 
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?
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