You're right, BTC reduces unemployment rate, helping everyone not just unemployed but employed people as well, giving them additional income.
Half of your statement is correct, the 'helping' part, but the 'reduces' part its quite wrong.
It is true that either employed or unemployed people are having help by earning Bitcoin or other coins and making themselves some profit and sustains it as their income or additional income. But reducing unemployed people, that's another story. You see, earning Bitcoin or Altcoins can help them to sustain in their everyday living or to make it as source of income, but they will not be considered as 'employed' citizens. The title 'employed' only implies if you are working under the circumstances of the government. What I mean about this is, you applied for a job 'with' the requirement that that specific company or the government itself needs, so lets say that those are, clearance, records of some sort and a whole lot more. But in this line of 'opportunity' you don't to have papers to sign up for this, you don't even have to pay taxes for this, so basically you are not 'employed'.
So basically what you are saying is that all the "self-employed" people are unemployed? Because they don't have some "employed" title of some sort or that they don't have any agreement with a specific company. Very wrong, I think. These signature campaign people are all self-employed, and not unemployed, in such a way that they offer themselves (or their skills) to do tasks. A signature campaign don't stay as a simple signature campaign participant. Eventually, they will grow as a trader, an ICO investor, a translator, a photoshopper, a graphic artist, etc. I think that most signature campaign participants are just getting ready for something bigger than signature campaigns, just like me. I'm planning to do photography later. It doesn't pay much but I'm really interested about it.
So to sum up, people that earn money from bitcoin (regardless of what method) are self-employed and probably would be a professional someday (if they chose to) once they have developed a better skill.
