Topic: Leaving Your Job is The Worst Idea - page 29. (Read 3672 times)
I absolutely agree that you do not need to live the main job for the sake of earning money on crypto-currencies. This activity can be conducted as a hobby and additional earnings.
I totally agree. This is a really bad idea to leave your job to try to earn money in crypto if you don't have any experience in this field. Especially if this is your only source of income and you have some obligations.
I ever heard that people choose to quit their job for doing some crypto job. Whether it is trading, mining, or bounty. But I think that's the worst idea. Maybe they think that kind job like that can earn many profit but they doesn't looking at the risk and keep do it. Look at the market, they stay red and it will hard to get profit from investing or trading. GPU price is more expensive as well as a lot of capital to be spent when starting mining. Also Bounty Hunter has bad condition right now with too many SCAM ICO which caused some of them just wasted their time and doesn't earn anything.
How they can earn money for daily need if only depends on the crypto?
How they can earn money for daily need if only depends on the crypto?
If you have long and confidently earned on crypto currency more than the main job - then it's an occasion to give it up and spend more time on crypto-currencies.
I wouldn't leave my job to be a full time trader. I only do crypto for my extra income. But I have to admit that I earn more in crypto than my regular job. It's up to you if you will survive with crypto alone. But if you'll ask me, I will do crypto while still having a regular job.
We should not consider leaving our decent job just to deal with bitcoin in terms of investment becasue it is the same way we loss our opportunity to cryptocurreny. Having a job could give us daily needs when it comes to needed money on a daily basis. And having side investment in a form of trading cryptocurreny could give us bigger profit for the future.
So what happen if you unemployed?? It's good chance to change your life with crypto!!!
I really don't understand some people quitting their jobs for crypto. I understand that it could be sitting and earning idea because most likely they've been a bounty hunters through sign camps. and social media camps. Although I kinda agree that these bounties give a good amount of profit, the sustainability isn't enough for them even if the profits are quite large. These are the reasons I've been stumbling upon why crypto in full-time instead of being full-time employed isn't really a good idea:
1. You're depending your profits in luck. It could either go zero or to riches depending on the legitimacy of the ICOs. You could end up wasting your whole year hunting for scammy bounties in the end.
2. Relating to my first statement, the profit still varies. It might not be zero and you get your profit but do you really call them a profit. Is it really profitable?
3. This is quite different but somehow related. When you mostly earn in the Services section of this forum, the availability of those projects aren't guaranteed always meaning you could be sitting in front of your computer the whole month and you haven't found a single opportunity yet.
Just stick to your job as it is. Put crypto into your side job and as a plus, if you have any useful skills in technology such as making up smart contracts using your programming and coding skills, offering your services might give you a plus aside from just investing, joining sign camps and social media camps, mining.
yes because your job now is the biggest income that you will receive. leaving your job is so risky this is only need of people without it. how people relay their financial needs specially to all the people who did not know about this crypto. but before making a move or a decision make sure that know everything in crypto. you can both use crytpto while you have your job this is just an suggestion if you want an extra income to earn. 1. You're depending your profits in luck. It could either go zero or to riches depending on the legitimacy of the ICOs. You could end up wasting your whole year hunting for scammy bounties in the end.
2. Relating to my first statement, the profit still varies. It might not be zero and you get your profit but do you really call them a profit. Is it really profitable?
3. This is quite different but somehow related. When you mostly earn in the Services section of this forum, the availability of those projects aren't guaranteed always meaning you could be sitting in front of your computer the whole month and you haven't found a single opportunity yet.
Just stick to your job as it is. Put crypto into your side job and as a plus, if you have any useful skills in technology such as making up smart contracts using your programming and coding skills, offering your services might give you a plus aside from just investing, joining sign camps and social media camps, mining.
Mostly, ex-students that currently have abilities in venture capital business are around the field and for that, they may be thinking of seizing these awesome the new jobs.
I ever heard that people choose to quit their job for doing some crypto job. Whether it is trading, mining, or bounty. But I think that's the worst idea. Maybe they think that kind job like that can earn many profit but they doesn't looking at the risk and keep do it. Look at the market, they stay red and it will hard to get profit from investing or trading. GPU price is more expensive as well as a lot of capital to be spent when starting mining. Also Bounty Hunter has bad condition right now with too many SCAM ICO which caused some of them just wasted their time and doesn't earn anything.
How they can earn money for daily need if only depends on the crypto?
How they can earn money for daily need if only depends on the crypto?
In my opinion, leaving your job for crypto won't guarantee you a stable source of money. Even how much work you put into crypto once the values go down, you won't have anything. Atleast when you have your job, you can have a stable source of money and buy you things you needed. Sure, giving your all in crypto isn't bad as long it is perfectly gives you decent profit but I still do think it isn't the best idea either.
I can't say leaving job is the worst idea for me. It's not apply on everyone. I left the job one and half year back and started crypto trading and as well as doing bounties. I made plenty of money in the last year and still earning from bounties but I agree nowadays we saw more project failures as compare to last year even bounty participation is also increased So earning are reduced to some extent nowadays but I am not repented on this because I already earned enough money for my next 2-3 year expenditures. If you have good skills in trading you can make some good money to meet out your daily needs. Its all about your skillset. Its possible some people are not earning because of scams.
Although the market has experienced a large area of decline, investors are now relying on new coins to make money. They do not rely on these cryptocurrencies, which have been around for a long time, to make money. I think you have misunderstood this area. !
I think you can get great profits by using the chances in the cryptocurrenciy world, but in my way of thinking, it is better if you do that as a side job. 
Leaving your job is a bad idea, having make it to cryptocurrency, does not give any idea of leaving your job, putting crypto in to a part time job can be a best Idea, and no one knows it could be of help in future and the experience you are having in your job is more important
Bad idea, the importance of cryptocurrency is to earn extra money while you are in job.Some people use cryptocurrency as thier job but that are the professionals.Crypto will be the second source of income while you were in job you will be earning money at the same time with no worries that you will have your salary in your main job with an extra in your 2nd way to earn.
I agree with you and it seems to me that this is a big mistake of such people. I work here just for fun and this is my hobby
To me, leaving one's job is actually not a wrong idea, especially if the profit one makes from this market is cool. It isn't bad leaving your job is your gain exceeds your salary and your job takes much of your time to meet up.
Well, as they say working, you can not earn money.You need to think with your head anyway.It is also possible to focus only on the crypto industry.But do not hope for one project or one coin.Working in ISO or bounty programs, you need to clearly understand that you have come to make money.To do this, you need to protect your personal sredtstva and for example if you are an investor to invest a maximum of 10% of your personal Bank at the same time you will have 10 projects.If we talk about generosity programs, it's work in at least 30 programs and so on.If you want to make money you need to think a lot and a little work!
My friend is now unemployed and earns money with a bounty of companies, and also maintains a blog which shares data over a certain amount. You can earn, but I personally work and do cryptocurrency, because I can not just physically constantly work on the computer.
Well, this is not always true. I have a friend who only depends on crypto for his income.
The key is, you have to focus while doing that.
The key is, you have to focus while doing that.
Yes I strongly agree with you, I don't understand why others confidently leave their job and just depends on bounty campaigns. All of us needs a stable source of income because there are so many unexpected expenses and we should not just depends on our free or reward tokens.
Leaving your permanent job is not a right decision is it is always good to keep this Crypto trading as your second extra income. Crypto trading is very volatility and no one can predict the profit and no one can guarantee the income. So it is advisable to do another job and we can do this as a extra income. There are so many scam projects as well and it is not easy to find a considerable income through ICO or bounty campaigns. So we have to involve another job to survive.
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