Topic: Work or bitcoin; what do you think? (Read 636 times)

Bitcoin investment is not for the unemployed, and it's not a get rich quick scheme that gives you money on the short term, to get ROI you need to hodle on the long term, so you need a job to get money to invest in Bitcoin. One of the best ways to accumulate Bitcoin is through DCA method, so without a job there's no way you can be doing the DCA plan, it'll become cumbersome and the investor will stop because of lack of fund. Another reason why you need a source of income as a Bitcoin investor is that that without money to take care of your responsibilities, you might sale your Bitcoin prematurely when it's not profitable, example is during bear run. Your job doesn't disturb your Bitcoin investment, you can monitor the crypto market after working hours.

One thing you need know is that you can't do better on forum if your not engage on work or anything that financially support your daily needs,it depends on your plans and what you have put in place to work on crypto or Bitcoin the kind of money you have to trade and invest, either by short or prolonged holding. That you will see a job as waste if time. But my opinion here is that you should first take the job save the money and plan why working the strategic means you will take to invest once the exact amount is accumulated you can resign and face your investment but all of this still stand on choice but I can assure you weather you make use of phone or now you can be working and invest on Bitcoin using long time holding.

Not having a mobile at work is not a bug, it's a feature Choosing between a stable job offer and your involvement in Bitcoin can be a tough decision. It ultimately depends on your financial needs, career goals, and level of commitment to Bitcoin. However I struggle to understand why you won't  be able to cotninue the stuff you're currently doing because it would be in your free time. Are you gonna work on a space station, or at the desert or in a prison where you are not entirely free?

Consider the long-term prospects of both options. A job offers stability and financial security, while Bitcoin involves risk and uncertainty. Assess your priorities and weigh the potential benefits and drawbacks of each choice. Remember, you can always find ways to continue your involvement in Bitcoin while working, even if it means adjusting your trading or mining activities. Ultimately, prioritize what aligns best with your overall goals and aspirations.

Bitcoin forum is not a job that you can always look on to, the signature campaign in the forum can not be predicted when it will end. You accepting the job I don't think it won't make you not to have time at all for you to still come into the forum. Whether you won't have time or not due to the job, I will prefer taking the job because it is something that is physical and it has more chances of lasting longer than a signature campaign job that can end anytime.

It's reasonable that a high-paying profession with constraints on personal interests such as forum participation, trading, and Bitcoin hobbies could appear intimidating at first. Consider approaching this chance with caution. Initially, concentrate on adjusting to the new work environment and performing job duties. Once we've established into the work, we may look at ways to manage our time more effectively, carving out time for our Bitcoin passion, forum participation, and crypto activities. A balanced strategy may allow us to profit from the financial stability of our work as well as the growth of our Bitcoin ventures.

If I were you OP, I will take the job straight, especially if I needed the good paying income. The forum, trading, Bitcoin and the rest can as well be managed effectively alongside. All you have to do is try to adjust and adapt to the working conditions within the earlier few months and eventually you will see you have caved out time for your Bitcoin, forum and crypto activities alongside your high paying job.

You can still do your Bitcoin business at close of work. You are not going to be working for 24 hours so the rest of the day after work gives you ample time to handle whatever business you have running digitally and that includes trading because Bitcoin is unlike Forex, it has no closure time and resumption time as brokers do.

Take up the job so you can have more money to invest in Bitcoin but ensure to also keep track of the Bitcoin space as one week out of it looks like 1 year without updating a software due for weekly updates.

Not a good idea to work for money. Doing so is serving money rather than money serving you.
Only do the work you were designed/created to do in this life... do it well then money will serve you. To find a work you were created for, firstly identify what you are really talented in, then search for works that need such talents and show the employers you have what they need... you will be hard to resist because of the talent. If you can be self-employed or manage a business well then start one that is related to your talent.   Doing the work really well gives a great deal of satisfaction. Besides, such work makes you happy, which is why it's recommended to do the kind of work you love or have passion for.

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"You cannot serve GOD and money." Doing the right work or serving the role you were created to serve really well is part of serving your CREATOR


"No man can serve two masters; for either he will hate the one and love the other, or else he will hold to the one and despise the other. Ye cannot serve God and mammon." – Mathew 6:24

I think you should consider the pros and cons of both options carefully. Bitcoin is a great project and has a lot of potential, but it is also very volatile and risky. You never know when the price will go up or down, or when the market will crash or boom. You also need to have enough knowledge, skills, and resources to trade, invest, and mine Bitcoin successfully. If you rely solely on Bitcoin for your income, you may face a lot of uncertainty and stress.

On the other hand, a good-paying job can provide you with a stable and secure income, as well as other benefits such as health insurance, retirement plan, etc. You can also use some of your earnings to buy and hold Bitcoin for the long term, without having to worry about short-term fluctuations. You can also learn more about Bitcoin and the crypto system in your spare time, and maybe find ways to integrate it with your job or career.

Of course, you should also consider your passion, interest, and goals in life. If you really love Bitcoin and want to dedicate your time and energy to it, then maybe you should stick with it. But if you are not sure or confident about it, then maybe you should take the job offer. Ultimately, the choice is yours, but I think you should always have a backup for income because of Bitcoin’s volatility. You don’t want to put all your eggs in one basket and regret it later.

Seriously dude? Do you know how many people are struggling to find a job these days? among them did you know how many have chance to get a well paying job? I guess you don't know. Be happy that you got this chance. So accept it earn money and use 30% of that money to Crypto. Because don't depend your whole life in one thing. Not everyday is a Christmas day. Once it doomed your whole life will be doomed.

I don't think you need to think twice on this one,take the job!!

By now we should have seen the Jamesborn has left the group lol

On a serous note, if you do need the money that comes on a regular basis without any fuss...the salaried job is your option and you can take a break off crypto and the forum for now..with time you certainly will find your way back here..For now enjoy your vacation mate

If I said you should take the job and the job by mistake did not go well as you planned it will be a wrong advise, so mate the only thing I can tell you to do is just think of the pay and nothing  more, everyone here want to grow and we all wants a multiple payout so if you think the conditions of the job is good for you then go on for the job but if you really love to stay and earn more bitcoin with the conditions then invest more on it.

I am also with the members who advised you to take the job.

Some good opportunities are not always repeated, if the job is guaranteed with good pay, do not miss the opportunity, you can work and buy bitcoin from your surplus wages and hold in the long run. You don't have to day trade because it takes a lot of time.

Bitcoin investment in the long term is better and more profitable and does not require any time and is a guarantee for the future.

It's ultimately up to you to decide what's best for your financial situation and future goals.

However, it's important to weigh the potential benefits and drawbacks of the job offer and how it aligns with your long-term aspirations.

Consider the potential career growth, stability, and financial security that the job could offer versus the time and opportunity cost of stepping away from your bitcoin endeavors. It's also worth exploring if there are any compromises or alternatives that could allow you to pursue both options.

Be wise.

Firstly, does the job pays well? If No, then I would advise that you go for the second option which is the Bitcoin trading/investment. It doesn’t worth it when you ignore a good paying opportunity for a low income task. Some jobs doesn’t worth the time and stress at all, whereby bitcoin trading/investment will get you in just one day triple income of what the job will offer you as salary at the end of the month. Most employers are users, they would rather prefer using their employees in such a way that their workers won’t have time for any other opportunities and avenue to explore better progression. The world is advancing and many thanks to cryptocurrency for elevating millions of people out of poverty, most salary jobs will take people nowhere compared to millions of opportunities that awaits you in cryptocurrency. There is nothing that beats being independently established, once you dedicate yourself, time and commitment on bitcoin and you remain focused on it, with time, you will get to understand how it works and in no time you will start making your money.

An argument for the job is also that you feel better, have less time to waste money in useless stuff.
Usually people feel unbalanced after some time off.

Never accept a job that bosses you around when you are off the clock. Or do it, slack off, and then convert all your earnings into Bitcoin. The anti-Bitcoin sentiments should convince you that people who hate Bitcoin are scummy ass scum who have no place in decent society. The anti-Bitcoin people should therefore convince you that Bitcoin is much better than the USD.

I have created a cryptocurrency called Circcash, and the anti-Circcash sentiment runs very deep because people are too fucking stupid to understand it. And all that does is convince me that Circcash is the answer and that all these anti-Circcash chlurmcklets are science hating braindead baffoons who should be locked up. In fact, since the Bitcoiners on this site seem to hate Circcash very much, I am convinced that most Bitcoiners are fucking stupid ass pieces of shit who should be locked up and treated like the subhuman scum that they are.

-Joseph Van Name Ph.D.
Creator of Circcash

Seems the job hates Cryptocurrency or  shared attention, well , I  will advice you to seek for other paying jobs that will allow you have the desired freedom. If you choose to take the job while your mind is still stick to bitcoins, it may affect your performance. If your jobs rules are too strict for you to bear, it may look like burden. These are the possible things you can do at this point

1. Considering your family, you can take the job and forfeit investing in crypto for the time being.
2. You can reject the job and seek for other paying jobs that will allow you invest in crypto
3. You can also start up your own business so that you can have all the time you desire.

Take the job...Bitcoin forum is not a job more like a side hustle you can still do it in your free time..

I think you've got the answer to your question right there; it's best to stick with the paying job. And I'd take @Joniboni's advice any day because the way you sounded, you didn't want to lose either of the two so this gives a balanced equation and a win win situation for you.