You see this signature down my post? I believe some people live off it. 
As for me I'll be contented if it pays for my internet bill so I have one less thing to worry about. Don't take my word for it though. Even if you spend an entire day here you probably wouldn't really earn your salary's worth in bitcoins (unless the exchange rate in your country is really high). Still, try to join one. At least we're getting paid as we learn, how ever small it maybe.
Probably one of the surest way to earn bitcoin is to offer services or goods in exchange. May I know what country you are in? You mentioned you work in a factory but you seem computer-literate, have you considered doing tasks online? Not faucets though, they pay measly satoshis. If you are living in a country with lots of people using bitcoins you can also probably do stuff for them and get BTC in return. Looks like working a regular job but at least what you're paid in increases in value.
There are many online jobs that offers bitcoin as its form of payment to your job. A good example would be signature campaign, before the income here was not that good but after many price hike on the value of bitcoin the daily income on my signature campaigns also grew. Today my earnings from signature campaign would reach 9,000 pesos monthly and that is very helpful to me and my family.
Did you mean PhP? You got that only from signature campaigns? I just got 800 last month, internet bill is 1,800, haha! Maybe I'm doing something wrong?
It is just really an extra income for me. Because I don't want to be relying on something like that which can be gone in a week, not like a job in which they give you a fixed salary in which you can rely on. Also if I will be able to pick what my salary is I will stick into Fiat rather than Bitcoin because although it gave us the ability to earn it also gave us the chance to lose the value of it. But it is a good thing that Bitcoin can be reliable to you, even for myself. As for me I'll be contented if it pays for my internet bill so I have one less thing to worry about. Don't take my word for it though. Even if you spend an entire day here you probably wouldn't really earn your salary's worth in bitcoins (unless the exchange rate in your country is really high). Still, try to join one. At least we're getting paid as we learn, how ever small it maybe.Probably one of the surest way to earn bitcoin is to offer services or goods in exchange. May I know what country you are in? You mentioned you work in a factory but you seem computer-literate, have you considered doing tasks online? Not faucets though, they pay measly satoshis. If you are living in a country with lots of people using bitcoins you can also probably do stuff for them and get BTC in return. Looks like working a regular job but at least what you're paid in increases in value.
many of my friends did not work but a lot of money away was great when compared, to me that is still working in the factory, I was confused from where producer obtained from bitcoin?
There are many online jobs that offers bitcoin as its form of payment to your job. A good example would be signature campaign, before the income here was not that good but after many price hike on the value of bitcoin the daily income on my signature campaigns also grew. Today my earnings from signature campaign would reach 9,000 pesos monthly and that is very helpful to me and my family.
Did you mean PhP? You got that only from signature campaigns? I just got 800 last month, internet bill is 1,800, haha! Maybe I'm doing something wrong?