If you choose the full time crypto you need to be mentally prepared and you will need some funds like emergency fund and extra savings from the start because the market is unpredictable and things may not favor to you for that you need to build a long term plan on when and how are you going to distribute your labor and money between trading and bounty on signature campaigns plus you need to be fast in sourcing news about bitcoin to prevent further loss and have a much strategic approach on how are you gonna deal with the market to profit because this will be your bread and butter for the months to come.
I agree. Also, choosing cryptotrading or venturing over a full time job is such a leap of faith. For beginners, I don't think that that is the smart or even a good move to do because you have not collected enough asset to actually support you during the times you don't have any profit coming in from your activities. For example, if you venture in bounties, which may last for months at a time with an almost always possibility of extension, you can go by for months without getting any income. And so, if you don't have some sort of savings, it would be very difficult, so much more, when you have a family to support. If you are day trading, on the other hand, their is always that need for a capital, especially after a loss. Thus, it would be too difficult to have no fall back, which could be given by a steady stream of money brought about by a full time job.