Well if you are doing a signature campaign you are earning under 2,000 usd a month.
That is not enough.
A well-paid signature campaign ranges from $400 to $800 a month. I'd live like a king if I were earning that much from signature campaigns alone. Currently, if everything is running smoothly, I'll be earning $280 per month, which isn't bad; I'm actually quite satisfied. However, I've been extremely busy the past few weeks with me moving out and have missed a few payments. It's not enough; it's a decent side income, provided that you have a main source, which I don't.
From the profile of OP, it is clear that he's using bitcointalk since 2014. I don't know from which year he had got into signature campaigns. Maybe if he had got into signature campaign earning earlier and if he had kept hold of those funds now this question couldn't have come into his mind. In the past users receive similar pay, but in terms of BTC it used to be very high against now. Sometimes I used to calculate what I've got earlier and what it could've been in today's price. Thats a big difference, and on such calculation everyone suggests to hold and enjoy the goodness. However the holding shouldn't restrict us from leading our life through sacrifice. We should live and with rest available we should hold for the future profit.
I signed up in 2014 but was lurking on the forum without an account for quite a while. I didn't stick around for long in 2014, nor did I enter a signature campaign. I managed to rank up to Jr. Member but stopped bothering with the forum somewhere in 2015. Luckily, I had quite a lot of potential activity, and I rejoined in late 2016 or early 2017, quickly ranked up to Sr. Member, and stayed until 2018. I got myself involved in a few signature campaigns and altcoin mining, which was popular at the time. Now that I'm back and restarted from scratch, it was either 2020 or 2021, and I've lost count with COVID-19 quarantines.
You registered on the forum as far back as 2014 (I only in mid-2015), but I think you mentioned somewhere that you weren't really active at the beginning, so you missed everything that happened during 2015 and 2016, and it looked pretty much like it looks today (except the numbers were different). All you need is to change the way you think, and see these periods as an opportunity, not something to be frustrated about.
I assume that your sig campaign pays you fixed in $, which means that with a low price of BTC you actually get more BTC, and that in the long term this is not a bad thing, but quite the opposite. In every let's call it "negativity" you can always find something positive, enjoy every new day because the time we have is really something precious that you can't buy regardless of the price of BTC.
That is true; as I quoted the previous user, I joined in 2014 as a teenager with no access to payment methods in order to acquire Bitcoin. I missed the decent acquisition years of 2014 to 2016, which would have helped tremendously now, provided that I had a broader knowledge back then, but anyway, it belongs to the past. I'm being paid a fixed amount, which is great in bear market periods, as I'm getting paid more in terms of BTC. When I joined Roobet a little over two years ago, I started earning approximately 1 mBTC per week ($55) back then; now it's over 2.5 mBTC ($70) due to the lower price.