Topic: Choosing the one | What I think! - Real Job or Full Time Crypto! - page 44. (Read 3688 times)

Well it depends upon how much deep you understand about the crypto market and the future opportunities in it so that you could quit your job and indulge all the time in the crypto market.There is no doubt that bitcoin market has a very big potential of earning but that doesn't mean that everyone entering it would succeed easily.Here self motivation and dedication is needed to earn otherwise continuing with the regular job itself is better

Why would you prefer a stable job if the pay from both was the same? Just for security? For me the freedom of working for myself and from anywhere in the world would mean I'd work for less than in a traditional job.

I'd also prefer to have a stable job than go trading or mining full time as long as the money were similar. If my cryptocurrency job would pay twice more than my normal job I'd quit it without thinking twice. Time is money and in the end it always comes down to the wage.

Honestly, I do agree with what the OP had said. And would prefer to have a real job than focus on bitcoin because having a stable real job is more secure than focusing on cryptocurrencies as of the moment. But I’m not saying I don’t like cryptos; it’s just that to me I’d prefer to see it as another ways to earn money. As many have mentioned with real jobs, crytpocurrencies can be a part-time or should be treated as your part-time. If you could do both then the better, but then again to each his own right?

The differences between choosing an average job and choosing to earn crypto are not that great, it is similar to the differences between having a stable job and being a freelancer, yes having a stable job can be great but you are subject to the whims of your bosses and if you lose their favor you will be on the street, being a freelancer is more risky but the rewards are worth it if you are any good.

You must pinpoint some of the strong sides of Crypto jobs because some of the points that you've come up with a full-time job is not applicable for all the jobs around the globe, for example, some of the jobs from third world countries and some from the first world did not come up to provide the needs for a lifetime security cause some companies or works are sticking to a Contractualization type of jobs which contradicts for the first point that you've provided, 6 to 1 year contract then bye bye worker your useless to us, is that thing can secure your lifetime? yup, they can give you fixed income, but did you realize some works give little amounts of a penny for a stressful job? profitable right? bosses give promotion to those people who are skillful and best to their respective jobs, how about an average and normal person who works 24/7 for 8 hours almost for 10 years without a prior promotion? Yearly hikes salary for decent jobs what about blue collar jobs? and Recognition in the Colleagues? I've worked for some companies who have employees with bad attitude and behavior towards me? where's the justice from that? don't come up with the points without considering, siding and viewing other peoples experience from different types of jobs. Yes, Crypto has its own negatives sides but don't forget how best it is because it gives us a lot of opportunities all because of its strong and positive sides.

Yes having real job isn't completely safe and secured until the rest of your life, but is crypto trading? Both aren't perfect, nothing is, and both come with risks of their own. Real job that you might get fired or your company closes down, they can't pay you, etc.. with crypto you're your own boss and employer but, unlike the real job, you can never know where you'll be with the money every month and the risks are far more greater when going full time crypto.

I'll be trying to balance both of those out, pretty sure that you can do that effectively. Tho, it might also depend on what country you're from, what kind of job do you have and if it's a private or a state business.

Well, actually i choose full time crypto, because there's a lot of opportunities, and i think that its more secured than a real job. Because crytpo gives good future that many has already proven that almost people are saying that bitcoin is continue increasing. If we compare into real job in crypto we can earn good amount or profit and we can save immediately for our savings to the future. Because in real job we cannot save, its just good only for our daily needs, not like in crypto it can double your money. 

I like crypto, but I can’t just choose one, I would prefer to go for the both of them. Crytpo is not really secured and you don’t expect getting money all the time like every month as you do in a regular job. Though in some countries, especially the developing ones, governments can owe their workers a long time. That’s why it’s good to have both, so that when your job disappoints you, you can rely on bitcoin, and when Bitcoin disappoints you, you can rely on your job.

If I were to choose, of course I would choose full time in cryptocurrency but I don't have a choice since I have family so I need a regular job to get our daily needs, when time comes that I can earn a lot here and save, I would quit my job and make my own business so I can watch over with my kids too.

Full time Crypto is not bad at all. Assuming that you are already an experience trader, then it means you are earning some bucks here. Why not use that to ensure your life and others stuff that will benefit you? Real job might have an increase yearly but crypto prices can be skyrocketed on the next day.

Why not both ? I do think that a regular job + crypto can provide enormous potential for being incredibly rich .. when you have luck in both no one can stop you from earning.

Crypto is uneven I agree but what you earn through it is ... With least output and an input bigger than a regular job if done right .

A regular job is whereas secure is what I agree but for sure it's not easy to get and comes with a lot of negative points that one must take care of.
Also in many countries a regular job is unattainable due to high population and less job opportunities and also due to less income people rather prefer cryptos.

It would depend on what is your status for now whether you are still single or married, the country you are from if you are from developed country or not and your job salary. For those people who are still single and has a low job salary then they can focus on earning from crypto because they can live for months without having that much expenses but if they are married then there is a need for them to have a stable job since they are the provider and earnings from crypto is unstable unless he has funds already for emergency so he can stand for months without stable income.

There is a higher probability that those from underdeveloped countries would choose to go full time in crypto if they are earning more from it because most of the time, salary from this countries are meager and just enough for the expenses so they won't have any savings. The first thing to do is to work first in a real job and make crypto as sideline and then later on if their earnings in crypto is more than they earn from their jobs and they already have enough savings in case the crypto market is not favorable to them then they can go full time in crypto.

This is something different from the OP's assumption. You speak here about the risking of your lives at job if it's intolerable. That's really true but how many times that can be true? That's again the question of your job profile, if thats something classy job with IT field or something then what's the risk! Nothing !

The difference between two income sources at two different countries or continent could be the case related to regional costs of living. It differs in the whole world as you move from east to west and vice versa.

But the real fact is whether getting into crypto full time in these two different region can impact on large scale ? If yes then whether it is advisable for one region to focus more on crypto? This gets complex as you move in.

You miss a lot of connections and experience if you try to go full-time crypto though since there isn't going to be any interaction you get or any skills you learn beyond a few niche ones that have suitability in some very specific places and won't be as valuable for other jobs as having "real job" experience would be. It's not all about the salary either, crypto can pump out a lot of money but there's, like I said, a lot more to real jobs than what you'd expect. It's making sure that you're not burning bridges with other individuals or potential employers.

I will choose a full time real job but also you can have a extra income in doing a partime crypto .

Actually I prefer full time crypto, but I think it's very risky because we also do not know how long crypto will continue to exist. Losing real jobs is also not good, because real jobs can get a definite primary salary.

Just want to point it out. You've mentioned in the real job that, you're going to come home with all that hard work and for sure at the end of the month you will get paid and be happy about it, to sustain for your family. It only means that you really don't care about the money, you're worrying more about your social life. Your interaction and relationship with people, your friends and family. Having a real job, not only focuses you on having a stable salary but also making bonds towards others, that's what makes you happy.

But on the other hand, if you focused on becoming a full timer in the crypto mostly you're going to be spending all your time studying, trading, talking with other people (but not in person) with your computer. Sure, it is not stable when it comes to earning profits (still it depends), but I can assure you that here, money really talks. This is cryptocurrecy indeed, of course with the cost of your social life.

In my opinion, I think it depends on the risk profile and financial position of the person. If there is any responsibility of contributing to his family or somewhere else then he should have at least stable income source. Full-time crypto is risky if the person belongs to the above-mentioned category. On the other hand, if there are no such responsibilities then he can always try is luck in full-time crypto because even in the worst case he won't have to worry about his routine lifestyle.

I don't agree with OP about a real job being better and more stable. It all depends on your working conditions, the country you are in, many other things.
I'll give you something to compare:
Guy 1:
Living in a country with an average net income per capita of $2000 a month.
Has monthly expenses (food and bills) of $1000
Earns $1800 a month in his day job working 8 hours a day (has to drive an hour a day to work, pay for fuel, sit 8 hours a day in an office).
He gets into mining and trading part time, earns $1000 a month on the average. Starts thinking that he might turn it into a full time thing, double the profits, stay at home, cut fuel expenses. Undecided

Now this is hard to say if he should or shouldn't do it. A stable job is always better if the only thing you'd be getting out of it is more free time and no need to drive to work every day, although in some cases it might be better for him like if his wife is working and he could stay home with kids instead of hiring a nanny or asking grandma to do it.

Guy2:
Living in a country when the average income is $600 a month
Monthly expenses are $300 a month. 
Earns $500 a month working his ass off every day working for 8 hours + overtime in a physical job like driving a truck or unloading packages in a warehouse.
Starts trading, writing in a signature campaign, investing in ICOs, claiming airdrops. Earns $500 on the average.

In that case it would be advisable to quit that day job and focus on cryptocurrency. Physical work always strains your body and there's a chance of getting hurt while doing it.
It's not worth risking your health in a job that barely covers your monthly bills and food while you can get similar money sitting at home, sipping tea, watching the charts. There's also a high chance of doubling your profit.

If you have a career and a chance of climbing the ladder at work, stay there. If you're at the bottom and barely earning anything quit and focus on cryptocurrency while you're looking for something better.