Quote from: Lucius on Today at 01:13:46 PM

I know that one sig campaign pays up to $1000 per month and I think that is the highest amount that can be earned, but it is not clear to me that you could live like a king with $800 in your country, which is still part of the EU and the Eurozone. The average salary in your country and mine is almost identical, but even a single person would have a hard time living like a king on $800, especially after inflation has raised the cost of living.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_European_countries_by_average_wage

I might be overexaggerating a little. The truth is that you cannot live with $800 comfortably, but, it's a salary that is considered above the minimum wage. The minimum wage, after taxes, is approximately $700 (667 euros to be precise). Thus, earning $800 with signature campaigns, from the comfort of your own home would be pretty awesome if you ask me. If I had the opportunity to earn such an amount, I'd probably work part-time for tax, insurance and to not be at home all day.

Quote from: Lucius on Today at 01:13:46 PM

Given that you are far from a shitposter, I think you could easily find a better paid campaign, and currently there are a lot of them that pay at least $100 a week - $400 or even $500 a month would mean a lot considering your situation.

Possibly, however, the majority of the signature campaigns out there have requirements in the gambling section, in which I'm not too active. On top of that, due to being away for almost a year in the military, I had pretty limited time and I was considered lucky to have an office post, which enabled me to have access to a computer.

Quote from: inthelongrun on Today at 05:08:00 AM

Before, I used to hope that 2024 and 2025 come fast because most if not all are expecting a big bull run to those years. But then I realized that I do not have much investment yet and I do not expect bitcoin to do another x10 or more. This means I should take advantage of the years to save to invest more. Another thing to ponder is I do not want to age fast so yeah, let time take its time slowly and savor every moment in life. So I do not get tired of waiting. But I am getting more and more excited as we are already late in the year and bitcoin halving is months away.

To be honest, I don't really care to wait for something that I'm confident it'll happen. I'm not in a hurry to fast-forward to 2024 or 2025, on the contrary, I want to take advantage of the lower prices as much as possible.

Quote from: Lorence.xD on Today at 05:31:20 PM

Trader could make an profit by just analyzing the market which is a quick flip method, where you don't have to hold for a long term so you could get profit or else you could be possible to get easily liquidated. That's the negative side of the volatility of the Bitcoin if one person doesn't know how to manage trading. If we were about to do trading, we are taking advantage of the volatile situation of the Bitcoin, so your 1$ let's say in just seconds it changed it's value and it turns to $10. We could say that it's just a simply method of buy and sell, but without knowledge, you could still make mistakes without knowing what is your mistake.

I'd be having second thoughts about trading at this point too, at least for Bitcoin, the volatility is too low during some periods that I don't think it would be even worth the hassle. Some altcoins on the other hand, especially newer ones are way more unpredictable, which is both a negative and a positive thing, depends on how you look at it.