Quote from: Ultegra134 on October 17, 2017, 05:04:27 PM

Quote from: Cranidos on July 18, 2017, 06:04:13 PM

Weeks ago, I am discussing Bitcoin to my sister and my future brother-in-law (then) When they got married recently, both of them were unemployed and have been trying to get a job immediately after their marriage. Up until now they have no luck. My sister then decided to talk to me about how do I earn Bitcoins. I gladly explained it to her and then she decided to do it too. She was so happy that she is already earning bitcoin and had some extra budget while they are both unemployed. And now, she is so eager to learn more how to earn more coins.

Being unemployed drove her into engaging to Bitcoins. Maybe some people are like this. They grab Bitcoin when they are in need of money. And since that these people are now engaged in Bitcoin, I am sure that they will stay in Bitcoin and treat it as an investment even though they will have a decent paying jobs in the future.

Unemployment is driving people towards innovation, Bitcoin is an innovation, hence people are trying to find alternative ways to generate an income. Bitcoin has a vast potential for anyone willing to explore and learn more about it and in the long run, even become a full time occupation.

Indeed, i say this for a personal experience, as soon as i graduated from the unisversity i tried to find a job that sutis my degree but i got rejected many times, in the mean time my friend told me about bitcoin and since i had nothing else to do i researched it a lot and learned about it and i got in to it and gradualy i started earning from a couple of bucks all the to a couple hundreds, and bitcoin allwoed me in 2 years to earn and get things that i would'nt be able to afford if i was stuck in an office all day, the point is wether you are unemployed or not bitcoin can offer you and alternative way to earn extra cash and it would be a shame if people don't take advantage of its potential.