I personally join crypto just to invest or buy future assets.
about working full time in the crypto field, I don't really like it,
maybe it's also a good job, but it has a big enough risk,
so I just make crypto as a means of investing or buying future assets.
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I think one can earn from crypto in so many ways that we can imagine. Cryptocurrency had been a tools of job creation and opportunity to the world to earn together from what they can offer as an individual. There are crypto influencers, shillers, writers, Blockchain programmers and many more who are earning bug from the crypto world without worrying about getting a circular or physical job.
There are people who work in the comfort of there home without going outside or jumping on buses to get to work. You can take a look at crypto influencers that are influencing and hyping most of the crypto projects we are seeing these days and earning big to promote them.
Thats correct. I think some people are missing the point that there's nothing bad in choosing a cryptocurrency job as a full job moreso it pays well and the last time I checked there are a lot of job opportunities online although this is best for people who are tech-savvy.There are people who work in the comfort of there home without going outside or jumping on buses to get to work. You can take a look at crypto influencers that are influencing and hyping most of the crypto projects we are seeing these days and earning big to promote them.
Having said that, judging by the opportunity crypto presented and the world going digital in the near future. I will gladly choose crypto as a full-time job.
The signature campaign in this forum is a nice way to earn. I am proud I work for Best_Change, one of the highest paying campaigns after Chipmixer. But when you realise that it is stated that the campaigns could be stopped anytime, you will understand that campaigns are not permanent jobs.
Yes, a signature campaign is one of the good sources to have income from crypto industry/business. But it is true that the signature campaigns can be over anytime, most of them didn't last a long time. Only a few signature campaigns lasts for years, but to be a part of the campaign is very difficult, including Best_Change and Chipmixer. Considering this matter, I think it is not a wise idea to make it as a full-time job. Moreover, making posts as a weekly task, won't spend much time. We are better to make it as a side job, don't rely on it as the main income source.
We are in a world people desire to work in oil company, banking firm and while others choose to in different organizations been a corporate office jobs just to answer am working in so so company, but can you choose crypto as full time corporate job?
I'm not really sure how to answer this but yes you can example like working on exchange or writting some blog or making video about crypto, The other way was working as Blockchain developer on some sector like Oil, Market, Food, etc and also being a lawyer or even marketing on some blockchain-based company
I'm not really sure how to answer this but yes you can example like working on exchange or writting some blog or making video about crypto, The other way was working as Blockchain developer on some sector like Oil, Market, Food, etc and also being a lawyer or even marketing on some blockchain-based company
The job offer is extensive and The professions are updating in reference to the crypto worldt, (e.g.) public accountants, already some companies ask with that type of knowledge, but of course this is in the case of the associated sector.
Now, specifically at a niche that continuously grows in projects and ventures, the fintech, they are the area of highest growth in my region.
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Some time ago we dealt with the similar topic in our local board, from there I am going to show you some offers that existed and that give you an idea that you only have to search according to your skills and knowledge.
e.g. #1
https://www.linkedin.com/company/bitcoin-depot/
e.g. #2
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Fuente: https://www.linkedin.com/jobs
Cátia Carina Ferreira Neno Amarantes Pereira
Head Of Recruitment at BeInCrypto
Ubicación del anunciante de empleo
Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
https://www.linkedin.com/in/catia-cfnap/
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We are looking for writer reporters to cover regionally different countries in Latin America:
➢ Argentina
➢ Venezuela
➢ El Salvador
➢ Colombia
➢ Mexico
➢ Paraguay
➢ Peru
➢ Ecuador
➢ Panama
Responsibilities:
• The local reporter will have the responsibility to be updated with the
regional crypto ecosystem in his/her country. Be aware of new projects,
regulations, and different initiatives that arise locally around the crypto
ecosystem.
• Document the story of what is happening in their country in entertaining,
easy to read, inspiring to be shared articles, with previous research, using
as supporting important phrases from influential players, surveys, images and
graphs that support the source of information.
Requirements:
• Spanish as a first language.
• Strong writing skills, excellent spelling, and grammar.
• Prior knowledge of blockchain technology and the crypto ecosystem is
desirable.
• Graduated in Social Communication, Journalism, Law, Accounting, or
other related fields.
What do we offer?
• Be part of a global company.
• Part-time or full-time remote work.
• Constant job opportunities.
• The option to be paid in cryptocurrencies.
➢ Argentina
➢ Venezuela
➢ El Salvador
➢ Colombia
➢ Mexico
➢ Paraguay
➢ Peru
➢ Ecuador
➢ Panama
Responsibilities:
• The local reporter will have the responsibility to be updated with the
regional crypto ecosystem in his/her country. Be aware of new projects,
regulations, and different initiatives that arise locally around the crypto
ecosystem.
• Document the story of what is happening in their country in entertaining,
easy to read, inspiring to be shared articles, with previous research, using
as supporting important phrases from influential players, surveys, images and
graphs that support the source of information.
Requirements:
• Spanish as a first language.
• Strong writing skills, excellent spelling, and grammar.
• Prior knowledge of blockchain technology and the crypto ecosystem is
desirable.
• Graduated in Social Communication, Journalism, Law, Accounting, or
other related fields.
What do we offer?
• Be part of a global company.
• Part-time or full-time remote work.
• Constant job opportunities.
• The option to be paid in cryptocurrencies.
Fuente: https://www.linkedin.com/jobs
Cátia Carina Ferreira Neno Amarantes Pereira
Head Of Recruitment at BeInCrypto
Ubicación del anunciante de empleo
Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
https://www.linkedin.com/in/catia-cfnap/
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Sure, why not. Cryptocurrencies isn’t just limited to day-trading or being an investor. You can be a blockchain developer, and several others available.
We know cryptocurrency is not just limited to trading or an investor, but just few people know about other aspects of cryptocurrency which you just mentioned, just few people have those opportunities. The only thing most people know about is trading and investment, which I won't recommend anybody to depend on cryptocurrency trading as full time job, anything can happen at any moment so I believe their should be a back up plan, as a trader time will come when if you are not a professional, you won't be making enough money from cryptocurrency like the current moment which we are, so you should have other sources of income which will serve as backup. 
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It’s a reality that people these days are not looking for small but stable income, but rather jobs that will give them higher compensation even if it means they are only considered as gigs or side income. And people have found it in crypto community. For me, you will really make a good way of earning from crypto jobs, but relying on it for the rest of your life might definitely be a risky decision. Security of your jobs is not certain, as some jobs are only offered only for a month or two, or less than a year, after that you will struggle again to find another job. The reason why it’s best and more secured if you have a real and stable job outside crypto.This is an advantage because when one opportunity closes other opportunities will be available, but for a securited job which you have to commit your lifetime will be time demanding and in the end my not pay well .
Cryptocurrency is one of the industries that offers and will still offer job opportunities.
Due to the bearish market, there are very few opportunities in crypto market for someone to work as a full time worker, but there are people doing this already. Every crypto platforms need different kinds of professionals to operate, so there are programmers, designers, advertisers, support team, financial analysts and advisors... All these people can live from crypto income, working for one or several companies at once.
On this forum, thanks to signature campaigns, it has been a reality for many members. The tendency is that the number of spots available in crypto industry rises in some years, as we enter a new positive market trend, so more people will be able to join this sector and earn a decent income from it for a living.
Don't you think you are contradicting yourself with your comments in the first paragraph? You think it is not possible to have a full-time job in the crypto space because it is a bear market and in the same breath, you believe there are people doing this already? On this forum, thanks to signature campaigns, it has been a reality for many members. The tendency is that the number of spots available in crypto industry rises in some years, as we enter a new positive market trend, so more people will be able to join this sector and earn a decent income from it for a living.
I believe you can work a full-time job in cryptocurrency like the ones you listed above and many more. I saw the last time some months ago when Binance was hiring from across the world for different positions. I don't think that was some part-time job. We are not talking about Bounty campaigns in whatever forms, those ain't classify as jobs but side hustles
but you can have a full-time job if you have the skills needed. 
We are in a world people desire to work in oil company, banking firm and while others choose to in different organizations been a corporate office jobs just to answer am working in so so company, but can you choose crypto as full time corporate job?
I would say no because my interest in crypto is nothing more than trading and investing. I don't need to be in the market full time just because of my interest, but I just need to maximize the times and opportunities to make a profit regardless of trading or investing. But if I have an interest as a developer, then maybe a full time job I can think of.Right now it's not safe for me to quit my main job and focus on crypto. I am not ready for all the consequences because the future is not guaranteed. You have to understand that you don't need to be full time in this space even if you are really earning. But if you are financially strong enough, then it is safe for you to be here for this job. A friend of mine quit his main job to become a content creator, but in the end he had to choose another job to make ends meet.
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Aren't those kind of office jobs as well? Making videos inside a Creative Team in a company? Typing stuffs throughout the whole day like sort of data entry jobs or related. If that is really what you're asking, then definitely it can be a full time job.
Maybe your company is trying out to build their own crypto coin and they would need a lot of crypto enthusiast onboard to do some related stuffs for them. It is still the usual corporate office job, just a different vision and goal if you would ask me.
Yes for me personally it can be done with effort, hard work, and must have a passion in cryptocurrency. If you do it only half and want to try and then leave after making a profit of course you will not be able to survive. I have been in the cryptocurrency world for almost 7 years starting from working on bounties and airdrops on this forum until finally I am now a fulltime trader. It's been a long journey, so many experiences and I really enjoyed it all.
since i was laid off from my job, i started working full time now in crypto to become a sign participant in this forum and also work for a crypto project to earn money every month, whatever i do as long as it's fun and doesn't bore me when idle, but I'm also in the learning stage of making videos about crypto to get other extra income
We are in a world people desire to work in oil company, banking firm and while others choose to in different organizations been a corporate office jobs just to answer am working in so so company, but can you choose crypto as full time corporate job?
I'm not really sure how to answer this but yes you can example like working on exchange or writting some blog or making video about crypto, The other way was working as Blockchain developer on some sector like Oil, Market, Food, etc and also being a lawyer or even marketing on some blockchain-based company
There are various opportunities that one can work on the crypto industry. Also, there are already some company that works with various cryptocurrency. I'm not really sure how to answer this but yes you can example like working on exchange or writting some blog or making video about crypto, The other way was working as Blockchain developer on some sector like Oil, Market, Food, etc and also being a lawyer or even marketing on some blockchain-based company
Just as you've mentioned, articles and news writer are pretty much common on crypto. Also, various types of developer are quite in demand on crypto industry and you can apply to various altcoins as a developer whether it's a backend or frontend job.
Being a full time trader on cryptocurrencies is also a common thing where even these people stop their full time job to focus on trading.
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You can work as a full-time corporate worker in a crypto company and get paid in crypto too. But to work in the real world, I think it will depend on the country that allows crypto and the company also uses crypto for employee salaries.
You can also become an article writer on a media blog like some of my friends did and they get paid in crypto. Crypto is now a new job trend where people can work and get paid as well as in the real world. But I often see people trading on exchanges, and some people can get a profit from trading. It's also a job to make money.
You can also become an article writer on a media blog like some of my friends did and they get paid in crypto. Crypto is now a new job trend where people can work and get paid as well as in the real world. But I often see people trading on exchanges, and some people can get a profit from trading. It's also a job to make money.
The cryptocurrency industry is so vast that with good planning in place one can actually make a living out of it full time. At lease we all know someone in our space who is doing it and are quite successful. I feel that when most people hear about cryptocurrency what easily comes to mind is trading and coding but it is more than that. People who do not want to work for a cryptocurrency company can work for themselves and if they are hardworking and diligent. Simple pick a niche and develop your skills there.
can you choose crypto as full time corporate job?
The concept of a full time job these days that takes up all your time is highly discouraged even if it involves cryptocurrency. The ideal is having multiple sources of income to support your lifestyle and so as not to be so affected if one is affected.I'm not really sure how to answer this but yes you can example like working on exchange or writing some blog or making video about crypto, The other way was working as Blockchain developer on some sector like Oil, Market, Food, etc and also being a lawyer or even marketing on some blockchain-based company
These are regular jobs that you have described having a fixed agreed sum as payment for your service either monthly, weekly or even daily. It may not be affected by the uncertainties of the market. It is different from when you choose to trade crypto as a full time job on your own. 
It depends on which job it is,
Working on exchange is a long term project since mostly it's survive for long time, although hack is inevitable on centralized exchange.
Working on exchange is a long term project since mostly it's survive for long time, although hack is inevitable on centralized exchange.
It is also not a permanent job, it depends on which exchange you will be working with. It can be seen that, during this bear season, most exchanges have reduced revenue due to low volume, which can mean traders leaving the market. As far as I know, only binance and FTX are active exchanges right in this bear and they are trying to expand the market, the rest mostly cut employees because of losses like coinbase or most recently, houbi also sold themselves to other companies.
It depends on which job it is,
Working on exchange is a long term project since mostly it's survive for long time, although hack is inevitable on centralized exchange.
Working as a writer or making content are depends on the successful or not the coin is, I don't think it's a good job for full time job.
Working become blockchain developer or technical coders are a good full time job since you get paid with high amount and the demand is really high, so you wouldn't need to worry if you think you can't get any clients.
Working on exchange is a long term project since mostly it's survive for long time, although hack is inevitable on centralized exchange.
Working as a writer or making content are depends on the successful or not the coin is, I don't think it's a good job for full time job.
Working become blockchain developer or technical coders are a good full time job since you get paid with high amount and the demand is really high, so you wouldn't need to worry if you think you can't get any clients.
For a few years now, I have read how crypto has turned around people's lives in a short time, some resign from their jobs to focus only on crypto and devoted their time and resources to it.
Crypto has been the source of income for many individuals in this space Crypto. If am should go by what I have heard so far, crypto has come to stay and there is no harm if someone depends solely on it.
There are some countries whose minimum salary is not up to what signature participants do earn in a week. Signature Campaigns won't last forever as they presumed but the pay and comfort it gives are way more than the salaries earners that have worked for months without rest
Crypto has been the source of income for many individuals in this space Crypto. If am should go by what I have heard so far, crypto has come to stay and there is no harm if someone depends solely on it.
There are some countries whose minimum salary is not up to what signature participants do earn in a week. Signature Campaigns won't last forever as they presumed but the pay and comfort it gives are way more than the salaries earners that have worked for months without rest
It depends on what you mean precisely by saying a full-time job and what's your definition regarding this, also by being active in the field of cryptocurrency if you mean working as someone with knowledge of cryptocurrency and bitcoin on some company this can be a job, many people are working as blockchain developers and market analyzers in companies but in the other hand if you mean writing articles or being active in bounty campaigns I don't think if this can be a stable job for someone to have a stable income.
there are 2 views here can and can't, but for me full time is very possible because I'm just a woman who takes care of the house, without working outside the home, working in crypto / this forum gives me a lot of experience about the crypto world, besides being able to increase income for my spending money, I don't deny that working in crypto gives me financial freedom than before
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