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We are in a world people desire to work in oil company, banking firm and while others choose to in different organizations been a corporate office jobs just to answer am working in so so company, but can you choose crypto as full time corporate job?
I'm not really sure how to answer this but yes you can example like working on exchange or writting some blog or making video about crypto, The other way was working as Blockchain developer on some sector like Oil, Market, Food, etc and also being a lawyer or even marketing on some blockchain-based company

This has since since been a thing. There are people who take cryptocurrency as a full-time job. If I had gotten into cryptic earlier, this is something I’d have considered myself.

It's not a bad idea to work in the cryptocurrency industry full-time, but it's also a good idea to have a physical job or business. I believe it depends on each individual because some people can live comfortably off of cryptocurrency without having a physical job or business, and in countries like ours where cryptocurrency has aided many young people despite challenges, such policies which have not made it easy you can only buy and sell through P2P.

Make cryptocurrency job as a part time job or extra and have some physical day job which it would really be just right because we know that crypto based jobs doesn't really give out guarantees plus it's not that fixed but somehow it is really giving that bigger amount which is more than you can earn from your typical job.

All matters with good time management and as long you could able to make yourself sustain and make profits then that's what surely counts.

I used to run several faucets. I earned more Bitcoin doing that than anyone else I know.

I think working part time in crypto is doable. Some people who were early adopters have been able to leverage that experience and enter the corporate side of crypto, or signpost crypto for newer adopters. There is still a lot of opportunity in emerging technologies within crypto, Bitcoin may be a little less easy to get into now, but I still try my best to evangelize Bitcoin whenever possible.

I used to earn a lot from doing crypto bounties too. Far better than some real jobs out there. But his only works as everyone has said if you were an early adopter. Right now, when the crypto market is in bear time, everyone's earnings take a sharp drop. I think we forget about how much crypto has grown to the point of being oversaturated. Mean we if you want it worth our time and decent earnings as a full-time job, we'll have to spend a lot of effort on it. No more easy money as it was before.