Will you quit your day job to go full time on bitcoin? - page 171.

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Quote from: nickaizoku on July 24, 2015, 01:16:06 AM

well yeah of course, who wanna work under people.. i wan to leave my job NOW! but Sad

still don have stable income for bitcoin now

agree,i dont think we should keep and stay to work under people,there is a time for us to leave what we doing,work under presure is shit,and the best time to leave our job for bitcoin is when we know bitcoin can give us long life wealth.

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I dont think that it smart because you also dont even know what will happen in the future with the value of Bitcoin so that is really bad and risky.
But you can do many things indeed with Bitcoin but it is better to see Bitcoin as a bonus or something.

i think full time is good choice, some people get salary only $300 and if he focus at bitcoin he can earn 1btc/month , so it's better to go full time on bitcoin.
withdraw $300 as "real salary" then save some for investment

Can you constantly earn 1 btc monthly? If so, then you can go and quit you job. But if you can't, you don't have to quit. You can do both and save yourself from financial troubles in the future. Having two source of income is better than just one.

It depends on where you live. If you live in a place where it takes less than 1 btc monthly to sustain yourself then that's okay. You can also obviously mine to start off with if it's profitable and I think that would earn you a nice profit

Mining now is very expensive and will not be profitable if you only have a few mining machines. So you cannot rely on it unless your electricity is free. And I think you will be burn out if you always try to reach 1 bitcoin a month. It is not easy to earn 1 bitcoin these days.

Yeah it's easy to say for other people to suggest to others that mining can really be profitable as of today.

Didn't they know that even people with really has the ability to buy at leat 5 rigs and even with free electricity, they can't see ROI in just a short period of time.

Also let's say you have 5 rigs, it can't support your daily needs for really a long term.

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I honestly would never do this because there are simply just too many risks and things that can go wrong and let you become poor doing this.
I think the risks is too big its the fact that you are playing with your life doing this...

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Honestly its stil better to stay in your job than be a full time in bitcoin because while you are in your job you can be sideline earning bitcoin..
And you can buy more bitcoins right now because the price of bitcoin will increase more according to traders outside..

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Quote from: swogerino on June 07, 2016, 05:47:08 PM

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I dont think that it smart because you also dont even know what will happen in the future with the value of Bitcoin so that is really bad and risky.
But you can do many things indeed with Bitcoin but it is better to see Bitcoin as a bonus or something.

i think full time is good choice, some people get salary only $300 and if he focus at bitcoin he can earn 1btc/month , so it's better to go full time on bitcoin.
withdraw $300 as "real salary" then save some for investment

Can you constantly earn 1 btc monthly? If so, then you can go and quit you job. But if you can't, you don't have to quit. You can do both and save yourself from financial troubles in the future. Having two source of income is better than just one.

It depends on where you live. If you live in a place where it takes less than 1 btc monthly to sustain yourself then that's okay. You can also obviously mine to start off with if it's profitable and I think that would earn you a nice profit

Mining now is very expensive and will not be profitable if you only have a few mining machines. So you cannot rely on it unless your electricity is free. And I think you will be burn out if you always try to reach 1 bitcoin a month. It is not easy to earn 1 bitcoin these days.

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i dont think i would quit my day job to go full time on bitcoins because of the halving i was mining them for a long time and because of the halving you wont get more then before so keep your day job maybe earn more with investments.

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I would do both, basically bitcoins job is not time specific so once I get home at 5 pm i would give all my time for it. And if bitcoins income continues to impress me I will surely leave the job !

I too prefer the same. Its better to have a good day job, so that one could earn good amount periodically and can have additional earning for the comfort of living. Won't go full on bitcoin.

If you do both, it would be quite tiring, and you do not have time to rest. so you have to take which one is better.

Actually, do both is good but yeah it's quite tiring. You don't have time to rest on your free time, but you can earn more money, combined your day job and part time on bitcoins.

yes you can get a lot of money by way of your work is very tiring, but if you end with sick, it would be bad. but if you do the job on the side of the signature campaign, maybe it will not be tiring.

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Quote from: pearl11 on June 08, 2016, 07:44:01 AM

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Quote from: Cyaren on June 08, 2016, 06:52:40 AM

Right now there is a lack of demand for jobs that are involved with bitcoin projects, which is why when they do come up they pay so tiny amounts that they are just not worth it. A real life job is much better.

I hope this can change soon though, because I'd like to work for BTC instead of fiat.

Quote from: Cyaren on June 08, 2016, 06:52:40 AM

Right now there is a lack of demand for jobs that are involved with bitcoin projects, which is why when they do come up they pay so tiny amounts that they are just not worth it. A real life job is much better.

I hope this can change soon though, because I'd like to work for BTC instead of fiat.

but for those people living in third world country, profit from sig camps is already enough to make a living

What do you mean by third world country? Seems new to my ear..
But for those who are jobless and need some income and bitcoin is theonly way to make them survive are those who are fulltime in bitcoin.

a google search is useful to get an info

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Quote from: FabioDelcatto on June 08, 2016, 10:02:54 AM

Quote from: bornil267645 on August 04, 2015, 06:29:43 AM

I have always treated bitcoin as a side project. I never intend to put my complete devotion in something virtual. Yes I love bitcoin and bitcoin technology. But I'm not willing to put everything at risk for something virtual.

Yeah going to rely on Bitcoin for the rest of my life is not happening that risk is just to big of a risk to take. I am fine with doing Bitcoin on the side because of I ever want to stop with it I can.

Value of bitcoin thats 1 btc = 500 bucks is already reliable I think. But yeah insufficient jobs that accept itcoin is the reason why people doesnt want to go full time in btc

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off course who dont want to quit there job if he can get allot of bitcoins but it is not for free so i cant stop working. But you cant tell me that there are people who has allot of bitcoins and could stop with work but dont they are crazy.

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Quote from: bornil267645 on August 04, 2015, 06:29:43 AM

I have always treated bitcoin as a side project. I never intend to put my complete devotion in something virtual. Yes I love bitcoin and bitcoin technology. But I'm not willing to put everything at risk for something virtual.

Yeah going to rely on Bitcoin for the rest of my life is not happening that risk is just to big of a risk to take. I am fine with doing Bitcoin on the side because of I ever want to stop with it I can.

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Quote from: Ziskinberg on June 08, 2016, 08:41:50 AM

Quote from: Jmild1 on June 08, 2016, 07:05:10 AM

Quote from: Cyaren on June 08, 2016, 06:52:40 AM

Right now there is a lack of demand for jobs that are involved with bitcoin projects, which is why when they do come up they pay so tiny amounts that they are just not worth it. A real life job is much better.

I hope this can change soon though, because I'd like to work for BTC instead of fiat.

Quote from: Cyaren on June 08, 2016, 06:52:40 AM

Right now there is a lack of demand for jobs that are involved with bitcoin projects, which is why when they do come up they pay so tiny amounts that they are just not worth it. A real life job is much better.

I hope this can change soon though, because I'd like to work for BTC instead of fiat.

but for those people living in third world country, profit from sig camps is already enough to make a living

How much is enough are you talking? Can you at least make an specific figure/s on bitcoins because I just love to know. FYI, I am earning in signature campaign and it is not even enough for me to buy meals for the whole day.

Earnings from signature campaign is not really enough to finance you daily expenses if you want a decent life, this is only done as side job, but in the 3rd world country maybe it is but I don't find the amount of earnings that would give you a good life.

We all want a comfortable life that is why even though we already have a day job we still do a side job where we can earn bitcoins, but if you are earning less than your day job then you do not need to quit you day job. Prioritize those job that are giving you a good pay and that is assuring you of a good future.

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Quote from: Jmild1 on June 08, 2016, 07:05:10 AM

Quote from: Cyaren on June 08, 2016, 06:52:40 AM

Right now there is a lack of demand for jobs that are involved with bitcoin projects, which is why when they do come up they pay so tiny amounts that they are just not worth it. A real life job is much better.

I hope this can change soon though, because I'd like to work for BTC instead of fiat.

Quote from: Cyaren on June 08, 2016, 06:52:40 AM

Right now there is a lack of demand for jobs that are involved with bitcoin projects, which is why when they do come up they pay so tiny amounts that they are just not worth it. A real life job is much better.

I hope this can change soon though, because I'd like to work for BTC instead of fiat.

but for those people living in third world country, profit from sig camps is already enough to make a living

How much is enough are you talking? Can you at least make an specific figure/s on bitcoins because I just love to know. FYI, I am earning in signature campaign and it is not even enough for me to buy meals for the whole day.

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Quote from: pearl11 on June 08, 2016, 07:44:01 AM

Quote from: Jmild1 on June 08, 2016, 07:05:10 AM

Quote from: Cyaren on June 08, 2016, 06:52:40 AM

Right now there is a lack of demand for jobs that are involved with bitcoin projects, which is why when they do come up they pay so tiny amounts that they are just not worth it. A real life job is much better.

I hope this can change soon though, because I'd like to work for BTC instead of fiat.

Quote from: Cyaren on June 08, 2016, 06:52:40 AM

Right now there is a lack of demand for jobs that are involved with bitcoin projects, which is why when they do come up they pay so tiny amounts that they are just not worth it. A real life job is much better.

I hope this can change soon though, because I'd like to work for BTC instead of fiat.

but for those people living in third world country, profit from sig camps is already enough to make a living

What do you mean by third world country? Seems new to my ear..
But for those who are jobless and need some income and bitcoin is theonly way to make them survive are those who are fulltime in bitcoin.

For you information man,3rd world countries are those developing countries, these countries has no advance infrastructures and the people earnings or income in these world are much way lesser than the income of people living in the US even though they have the same job and no. of hours in doing it.

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Quote from: Jmild1 on June 08, 2016, 07:05:10 AM

Quote from: Cyaren on June 08, 2016, 06:52:40 AM

Right now there is a lack of demand for jobs that are involved with bitcoin projects, which is why when they do come up they pay so tiny amounts that they are just not worth it. A real life job is much better.

I hope this can change soon though, because I'd like to work for BTC instead of fiat.

Quote from: Cyaren on June 08, 2016, 06:52:40 AM

Right now there is a lack of demand for jobs that are involved with bitcoin projects, which is why when they do come up they pay so tiny amounts that they are just not worth it. A real life job is much better.

I hope this can change soon though, because I'd like to work for BTC instead of fiat.

but for those people living in third world country, profit from sig camps is already enough to make a living

What do you mean by third world country? Seems new to my ear..
But for those who are jobless and need some income and bitcoin is theonly way to make them survive are those who are fulltime in bitcoin.

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Quote from: Cyaren on June 08, 2016, 06:52:40 AM

Right now there is a lack of demand for jobs that are involved with bitcoin projects, which is why when they do come up they pay so tiny amounts that they are just not worth it. A real life job is much better.

I hope this can change soon though, because I'd like to work for BTC instead of fiat.

Quote from: Cyaren on June 08, 2016, 06:52:40 AM

Right now there is a lack of demand for jobs that are involved with bitcoin projects, which is why when they do come up they pay so tiny amounts that they are just not worth it. A real life job is much better.

I hope this can change soon though, because I'd like to work for BTC instead of fiat.

but for those people living in third world country, profit from sig camps is already enough to make a living

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Right now there is a lack of demand for jobs that are involved with bitcoin projects, which is why when they do come up they pay so tiny amounts that they are just not worth it. A real life job is much better.

I hope this can change soon though, because I'd like to work for BTC instead of fiat.

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Quote from: CrimBit on June 08, 2016, 05:26:06 AM

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Quote from: barabarian1 on June 07, 2016, 11:12:25 PM

i quit my job and focus in bitcoin now

It is not a good idea for me. My earnings in bitcoin is not yet stable and I have mouths to feed. So I am still very reliant on my day job's paycheck. When the time comes that my bitcoin earnings can support my family, then I will consider leaving my day job and focus full time on bitcoin.

That will be like an 8 hours of looking at your monitor if you want to really have a good profit. I dont see it for now but maybe someday also. I just hope bitcoin will live for a long time too.

i hope it to, i make plan for long term in bitcoin, holding bitcoin for next 20years, maybe bitcoin will be fail but the chance to succes is more reasonable than fail.

I think 20 years is too long, make it 3-4 years I think cause it will definitely boom in this short period of time

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Quote from: goinmerry on June 08, 2016, 02:15:16 AM

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Quote from: barabarian1 on June 07, 2016, 11:12:25 PM

i quit my job and focus in bitcoin now

It is not a good idea for me. My earnings in bitcoin is not yet stable and I have mouths to feed. So I am still very reliant on my day job's paycheck. When the time comes that my bitcoin earnings can support my family, then I will consider leaving my day job and focus full time on bitcoin.

That will be like an 8 hours of looking at your monitor if you want to really have a good profit. I dont see it for now but maybe someday also. I just hope bitcoin will live for a long time too.

i hope it to, i make plan for long term in bitcoin, holding bitcoin for next 20years, maybe bitcoin will be fail but the chance to succes is more reasonable than fail.

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Quote from: elyas772 on June 08, 2016, 04:04:04 AM

Quote from: romero121 on June 08, 2016, 01:45:12 AM

Quote from: lixer on June 07, 2016, 04:33:04 PM

I would do both, basically bitcoins job is not time specific so once I get home at 5 pm i would give all my time for it. And if bitcoins income continues to impress me I will surely leave the job !

I too prefer the same. Its better to have a good day job, so that one could earn good amount periodically and can have additional earning for the comfort of living. Won't go full on bitcoin.

If you do both, it would be quite tiring, and you do not have time to rest. so you have to take which one is better.

Actually, do both is good but yeah it's quite tiring. You don't have time to rest on your free time, but you can earn more money, combined your day job and part time on bitcoins.

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