Topic: Your job / study backgroud.. and how much you earn (Read 141 times)
I'm a Customer Service representative in a BPO company. I'm a graduate of AB Political Science. I earn Php 15,000.00 gross amount in my job as a CSR.
i am crypto trader and student.i earn 1000$+ every month.
I don't frankly see the point to disclose publicly how much I earn, even behind a nickname, sorry.
I am a hosting provider and come from an IT background.
I am a hosting provider and come from an IT background.
I earn money in the store as a consultant
I get somewhere $ 100 a month
I get somewhere $ 100 a month
I work on freelancing as a web designer and graph designer.
On average, I get $ 400-500 per month
On average, I get $ 400-500 per month
I read the heart of everyone, I just wish that every month I earn $ 2,000. I have not earned money in the bitcoin market yet. I'm still trying to learn and to make more money from bitcoin. anyone please help me how to make money from bitcoin from $ 0 capital.
I'm into retailing but still learning a lot here. I know this will grow with the right move.
i am student and also work in crypto.i earn 1000$ per month.
Sometimes I feel your job and your study really doesn't prepare you for real life. The ability to earn in life depends on your ability to recognize a niche market and the skill to bridge the gap..
I'm not rich and still in the learning stage in the forum 
also I have a job but that's not enough for living so I'm here for earn extra money 
also I have a job but that's not enough for living so I'm here for earn extra money I am wondering how many differnet types of people are using this forum. And is here any richie rich with us. Who earns thousands of dollars and still feels cryptocurrency is another good thing to watch on.
I am a student of BBA.I give to my time three ways.
To Study 8 hours.
To Trading 6 hours in cryptopia and binance.
To others - Entertainment, Chatting, dating, eating, sleeping etc.
Monthly income to trading minimum $500.
When you give, When you takes.
Good luck! Mate
Carry on your activities ....
That's a good reason behind your post, but imagine that there are diplomats, lawyers, musicians, artists and even taxi drivers using this forums. I am in the 2nd category, but I know people corresponding the rest of the professions I listed above. 
I think the background does not matter much for cryptocurrencies, because it is a new field and everyone can learn and start trading. For your further reference, I can also add, that I know people from banks and government interested in cryptocurrencies (but they don't speak about that much), professors, singers, even hairdressers. However, I was quite surprised when I my friend's GF asked about cryptos, as she is currently a pole dancer (with a lower IQ).
P.S. I am not arguing that pole dancers have lower IQ, it's just about her.
I think the background does not matter much for cryptocurrencies, because it is a new field and everyone can learn and start trading. For your further reference, I can also add, that I know people from banks and government interested in cryptocurrencies (but they don't speak about that much), professors, singers, even hairdressers. However, I was quite surprised when I my friend's GF asked about cryptos, as she is currently a pole dancer (with a lower IQ).
P.S. I am not arguing that pole dancers have lower IQ, it's just about her.
I am wondering how many differnet types of people are using this forum. And is here any richie rich with us. Who earns thousands of dollars and still feels cryptocurrency is another good thing to watch on.
I am studying for my Doctoral Degree so basically I am a working student. Life is getting better after joining this forum with every passing day. This forum is helping a lot in earning money.
In highschool, translating as part of Bounty Programs. Hopefully I'll be able to make some money from holding some risky tokens from their ICO lmao.
I am not a richie rich that follows your definition, but I consider myself as rich person, because I have an average salary for my country, I enjoy life with friends and family, and I am doing some cryptocurrency trading which also makes me happy and rich. Thus, by saying 'rich' we have to first define our preferences and then check if we are rich or not.
I don't consider myself 'richie rich' for earning the equivalent of 'thousands of dollars' per month. I have a university degree and a corresponding salary, most of which goes to rent and other costs of living. My interest in the bitcoin scene mostly has to do with technology and society.
I am wondering how many differnet types of people are using this forum. And is here any richie rich with us. Who earns thousands of dollars and still feels cryptocurrency is another good thing to watch on.
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