Topic: How much time does it take to make it your full time job? - page 7. (Read 1851 times)
I just do cryptocurrencies is my spare time, if i work then i'llonly do it in night. That’s what makes it great. You can still have a day job. Like most of us here. just don't go full it's realy stressing.
I sometimes spend 12 hours to 14 hours just to work on a bounty campaign and the rest I spend to enjoy life. considering this is also my effort to raise capital to join several ICOs.
This depends on someone's commitment and the zeal or passion of doing that particular job. For example making digital currency trading a full time job does not require to much of your tension but the commitment and starting capital for your portfolio in some big exchangers.
If you want to make it a full time job then you should render a much time to it maybe 10-12 hours or 24 hours if you can make it. But for beginners, they render only 8-10 hours or less cause they only treat it as a hobby or a part time job.
I'm started with bounty campaigns and now it takes a full working day. Like a regular job. I earning some benefits from it, but I plan to get into trading sphere later.
I personally make crypto only a hobby to spend my free time, because what I know is too risky to depend on life for the crypto world which is full of speculation.
For a newbie, if so a full time job I think is too risky, need of considerable experience to the world of crypto. But my advice is choose a as a bounty hunter,working on many project and if you are good at then continue to day traders.
I think it depends entirely on your technical level and knowledge reserve. I am a beginner. I work 6 hours a day. I have been holding on for half a year, but I don't know when I can become a full-time author. I will continue to insist. Go on
Unfortunately most people will not pay attention to such a post, as many beginners are here in search of money, but not everyone will be able to find them and get some profit.
As much time as you are willing to sacrifice, to be honest and in my own opinion. I think that if you are willing to dedicate a certain amount of time that might be a little uncomfortable for you and you are willing to put too much effort and make good use of tat time, then it is safe to say that the job is already a full time job for you.
personally for me cryptography is a secondary source of income for which I spend about 4-5 hours a day
I am personally threating crypto as one of the hobbies right now, bit I have a friend who left his job for crypto work. So what is he doing to survive, to have money for living. He is a bounty manager, investment advisor and ico investor. He is related to one whale and okex exchange. Not a bad experience and connections.
If you're used to computer work because of office lifestyle so it won't be hard to you switch to the cryptocurrencies. I think it's not much more emotional than office work. And also constant stress and excitement - do not forget about it. And of course, while the crypt is not stable.
I'm started with bounty campaigns and now it takes a full working day. Like a regular job. I earning some benefits from it, but I plan to get into trading sphere later.
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. 
the only campaign that you cannot participate is a signature bounty, you can do social media campaign or article and translation campaign even if you are a newbie as long as you have a good number of followers on social media and you have a blog where you can post your reviews.
If you want to find a stable job, then stay away from the cryptocurrency. Encrypted currency is definitely the most risky job. It is an investment and may have no return.
For a starter, I think it is not possible to make it a full-time job, better spend some good time to understand the crypto world before taking any big decision.
You shouldn't quit your job in exchange of full timing here. You can basically do a part time job here you just need a 2-5hrs time to do your bounty campaign daily. Well if it comes to trading you needed a spare of time since every second are important specially when you trading BTC/USD.
It's full time if you put in at least 8 hours or if you have no other job/source of income beside crypto. I have no plans of making crypto a full time job coz I can manage to do it together with my regular job. Always better to have more sources of income for more security.
I will advise you not to quit your job until you have enough fiat reserve to cover you and your family for a whole year. Crypto is a very volatile space and it will be interesting to see how most people that have quit their jobs in the bull market went back to their boss begging to have it back. You can do it parttime and for me this is the best until you have enough money to live on for a year
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