Topic: How much time does it take to make it your full time job? - page 11. (Read 1922 times)
It depends on your attitude towards crypto: if you believe in its potential, it is not so difficult to make it your full time job
It's not a easy task for a new beginner to connect with scratch and work in this site. But i like to work in this site that’s why it is not boring for me.
If you have a newbie account the first thing you'll need to do is take it to JR so there's already a month of posting, just to be able to participate in most of the bounties, I think if you can make money, especially if you do a lot of social media campaigns, of course, remember to always be in a signature as it's practically passive money and it's very beneficial.
Just as you have explained, turning bounty into a full time thing especially a newbie just coming into the game may be a kinda hard one to be precise. One is that there are lot of scams out there rendering people's effort's wasteful.
However, with a good mentorship for any folk in this category, I believe all should turn out good.
However, with a good mentorship for any folk in this category, I believe all should turn out good.
As you can see in the current market it is very difficult to make this a full time job. In a bull market when everything is rising then join every bounty you can get as profits are much more likely. The risk involved is too great to do it F/T, I would say at least get a part-time job as guaranteed income and then focus on crypto afterwards
I think that it depends because most people like doing this as a hobby.
Of course we must really consider such a situation, because we are accustomed to working in the office and are used to working with many friends to switch to Crypto and make Crypto our main work is very difficult, because there will be a lot of opposition by some family and friends we because they will not trust income at Crypto, whereas with us following several campaigns, of course not all will pay us, so consider carefully to move here.
The main point is that you should start making more money in crypto than you earn on the main job.
As far as I am concerned, users should bump into numerous methods for catching a moderate amount of cash by means of ciber-currencies, although gaining a valid salary calls for accurate trading.
I would not want to convert earnings to bitcoin in its core activities. It seems to me that it is too risky and it is worth staying at your job, too, to reduce the risks to a minimum, and earnings to the maximum
I 100% agree. Crypto should at most be a part time strategy. You can be trading and maybe have a project or two but its good to have an independent stream of income.
I would not want to convert earnings to bitcoin in its core activities. It seems to me that it is too risky and it is worth staying at your job, too, to reduce the risks to a minimum, and earnings to the maximum
It seems to me that it is not necessary to throw everything at once. Better try to start to combine the main work with cryptography and the main work, and after you have enough experience and connections will be able to quit your job
I am doing crypto with my free time only because I have my permanent job.I spend around 2-3 hours a day doing bounty and reading articles about crypto to learn more.
When it comes to crypto, we all come here with different experience, for someone it is a hobby, someone has turned it into a really good income)). But what if you are a newbie and already want to make it a full time job?What kind of projects do you get involved in and what is the % of bounty & social media to other work done (if you work 6 hours a day), so in total you can start from a stable medium level salary?Surely it depends on what you are good in,but generally is it very hard to change normal office lifestyle to emotional crypto days living or not?Also take into account scamming, failures and losses. 
difficult for beginners to start unless it is a hobby. I usually have hours to start this job because it's not my hobby, but after I know it's only been two hours
I'm sure that initially you need to try to make money at the main job and as soon as you realize that you can earn more pay this more time.
I consider my bounty hunter a second job.. it takes me at least 4 hours a day and I’m doing 80% Twitter campaign, 10% Facebook , 9% Twitter and of course a signature campaign
I spend only free time, for me this is a hobby and is not yet the main job. But I try not to abandon the business I started and continue to participate.
I think you should start small. Take time and learn more about cryptocurrency market. Do research on the cryptocurrency and try to learn the topics. Bounty programs are good option for the newbie to start their journey in the cryptocurrency world.
Perhaps, a few promising jobs in blockchain industry shall be paired with asset management or programming contracts.
Usually I spend 2-3 hours a day. News, information, blogs, telegrams channels and trading.
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