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BelieveInBTC

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I don't think that there is a company which pays in Bitcoin (except job offers posted here on Bitcointalk). What's the problem with buying BTC for what you earn? It doesn't too much time and you won't have any problems with spending your money on daily shopping. Even though Bitcoin slowly becomes more popular, I wouldn't advise anyone to work and receive payout in it. Cryptocurrencies prices are to violate, you may even get into serious financial problems.

Rayver26

newbie

Activity: 266

Merit: 0

As what my friends say about working in Bitcoin, it really helps them a lot to earn money here. Before they work here for part time but now they work here for full time. And when I read the comments of Bitcoiners, many of them become successful. But since I'm a newbie here, I am looking forward to work here. I hope I can get a job now so that I can earn money to help my family.

0t3p0t

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Activity: 1736

Merit: 357

Peace be with you!

Quote from: bapp on March 08, 2018, 04:49:05 PM

What is your experience in working for Bitcoin? Are you a freelancer earning BTC or do you work in a company that supports paying out wages in BTC?

what are the best places to earn Bitcoin as a professional? I'm interested because I would like to know if people at different places start work for Bitcoin more or more or still mainly choose fiat currencies? how is the situation in your country?

i'm interested in all perspectives
thanks

Well, in terms of experience I don't have much but I've been here for almost a year and what I am doing is just participating in signature campaigns, airdrops and bounties. Earnings are decent and I am having fun as well. Though not a stable job but I consider it as a source of income and since I am a less fortunate and an unemployed individual, I did my very best for it. This is actually the best place to earn Bitcoins most especially if you have special or professional skills and is an advantage for you compared to persons without talents or skills. Here in my country cryptocurrency is doing great and the community is increasing too but no offer for a job hiring that will pay monthly salary with Bitcoins.

Drunkenhorse

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Activity: 112

Merit: 10

I am self employed guru in bitcoin, every time I invest in it I make a lot of money and I never share my strategies.

pengejarcoin

newbie

Activity: 10

Merit: 0

I prefer bitcoin because everything is already there proof my colleagues become successful, very quickly, I am so grateful to know bitcoin I can make my little family happy

COCOMARTIN

jr. member

Activity: 153

Merit: 7

Yes i will really happy to working for bitcoin,working in bitcoin was great opportunity for me and my family,

Matildada

newbie

Activity: 98

Merit: 0

Quote from: bapp on March 08, 2018, 04:49:05 PM

What is your experience in working for Bitcoin? Are you a freelancer earning BTC or do you work in a company that supports paying out wages in BTC?

what are the best places to earn Bitcoin as a professional? I'm interested because I would like to know if people at different places start work for Bitcoin more or more or still mainly choose fiat currencies? how is the situation in your country?

i'm interested in all perspectives
thanks

I have a steady job. I use bitcoin as a part-time job. I learned about bitcoin a few months ago and invested in bitcoin. I was lucky that I invested in bitcoin and gained a lot of money, but I still didn't give up my job.

GideonGono

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I'm just a normal person and a student that still learning , and I'm not saying that I'm pro or what so ever but I've been in years on this forum. And I'm just participating on some group or campaign to earn money and to be able to pay tution and other school that needed.

Rena5

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Activity: 145

Merit: 10

I 'm a plain housewife now...I get interested joining here in bitcoin forum coz a friend of mine introduced it to me.I joined in bounty campaign of bitcoin for extra income sake.My friend is earning now in bitcoin enough much.to support his schooling.Looking forward for my first ever bitcoin reward.

maidenlady789

newbie

Activity: 2

Merit: 0

I am a new member here, my few friends brought me here in this industry that caught my interest because of their good feedbacks. As a student, Bitcoin is really good for me especially to help my parents for paying my expenses.

taxmanmt5

legendary

Activity: 1190

Merit: 1024

Quote from: bapp on March 08, 2018, 04:49:05 PM

What is your experience in working for Bitcoin? Are you a freelancer earning BTC or do you work in a company that supports paying out wages in BTC?

what are the best places to earn Bitcoin as a professional? I'm interested because I would like to know if people at different places start work for Bitcoin more or more or still mainly choose fiat currencies? how is the situation in your country?

i'm interested in all perspectives
thanks

For me bitcoin is a side job or part time what ever you can call it. I don't work for bitcoin this bitcoin work for me. I am just a holder and holding bitcoin for long term. I've never trade nor did mining, just visit blockchain buy some coins move them to my software wallet and forget about it. Time spend my money become double that's how i manage with bitcoins. I heard we can earn more bitcoin with faucets, gambling, trading But instead of investing on them i like to hold since there's many scams programme available on internet

Ariess

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Activity: 546

Merit: 250

Quote from: bapp on March 08, 2018, 04:49:05 PM

What is your experience in working for Bitcoin? Are you a freelancer earning BTC or do you work in a company that supports paying out wages in BTC?

what are the best places to earn Bitcoin as a professional? I'm interested because I would like to know if people at different places start work for Bitcoin more or more or still mainly choose fiat currencies? how is the situation in your country?

i'm interested in all perspectives
thanks

I guess, in the real world no one really pays his salary with bitcoin.
but maybe it's here. but it will not last long, by following a bitcoin paid bounty campaign. I think here is very diverse. you can get the results from mining and trading if you want them. try, but primarily fill with knowledge.

xamxam

full member

Activity: 409

Merit: 100

I have a regular job but my salary is too small and not enough to sustain my needs and my families,i have no saving and sometimes i loan in Emergency cases. I am trying my best and think on how to have an extra income, i tried to sell online products but it would not work. Until my friend told me to try bitcoin and you will earn more after a year. So long to wait but i am interested and now, i am here i have some bitcoin now and start to earn and i am happy because i'm not mistaken in trying to work on bitcoin while having a regular job also.

Radio-Active

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my experience in bitcoin is i am using bitcoin for trading.
but trading is a quite risky, you won't know the price of the market in the future.

candra raditya

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Activity: 455

Merit: 0

Quote from: bapp on March 08, 2018, 04:49:05 PM

What is your experience in working for Bitcoin? Are you a freelancer earning BTC or do you work in a company that supports paying out wages in BTC?

what are the best places to earn Bitcoin as a professional? I'm interested because I would like to know if people at different places start work for Bitcoin more or more or still mainly choose fiat currencies? how is the situation in your country?

i'm interested in all perspectives
thanks

I use bitcoin as an income alternative other than my real job. I needed extra income to make ends meet, and bitcoin was the best option for me.

zeingrind777

full member

Activity: 994

Merit: 138

I am a freelancer interested in bitcoin payouts. but my country forbids to transact with bitcoin. and I illegally deal with bitcoin, though I keep my bitcoin assets in the wallet

ungongbuotan

member

Activity: 290

Merit: 10

I also have a regular job and I treat bitcoin as my secondary income even though I earn more with bitcoin than my regular job. Whenever I have free time I spend it on bitcoin. I join signature campaigns and bounty campaigns to earn couple of bitcoins. The great thing about working for bitcoin is that you have total control of your time. Bitcoin is not time consuming and less demanding than my regular job.

patz22

full member

Activity: 1176

Merit: 104

I have a full time job wherein it consumes a lot of my time but I am planning to be a full time bitcoiner. Currently, this is my part time job joining campaigns that actually helped me a lot in terms of financial needs as well as gaining more knowledge in business. I also joined mining services and I used my earnings in crypto.

Alfarizi

jr. member

Activity: 364

Merit: 1

I am also still jr in this forum but I am already happy and quite satisfied to be able to join here even though bitcoin that I produce is not too big but this I consider my start and start to work in bitcoin because I am sure someday I will surely earn big from bitcoin despite all the other work I do I will still spare and time to work on bitcoin because bitcoin is so promising to me

Cryptoipad

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Activity: 260

Merit: 10

Yes i will really happy to working for bitcoin.the sources of changing in life mode by btc.me a good listening on btc business.bitcoin is good online money exchange of work in progress.Bitcoin is its fastest emerging job to the world The web progress lists the business projects posted that are related to cryptocurrency,
Designing an Initial Coin Offering
Blockchain Whitepaper Creation
Creation of Altcoins.
the financial sector, certainly invite people to consider entering the bitcoin industry.this can actually be tied to the perceived increased value gained when you invest or hold bitcoins in world level system.

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