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Re: Sign to accept your salary in bitcoin?
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taufik123
on 01/08/2025, 07:16:08 UTC
Right, it could have been more profitable on our part if we chose to keep part of our bitcoin salary from signature campaigns, but reality hits that majority who are signature campaign participants are also here for survival, to provide the basic necessities of their family, and for that, I can say we’re still being profitable but on a different case.

However, it’s not late yet to start keeping your bitcoin salary now. Spend some of it, and hold the rest, at least you know you will have something to reap in the future, something that could be life-changing as well.
In different viewpoints and needs, of course, it is each person's decision to hold their bitcoin salary or sell all or part of it.

I started setting aside some of it in the form of Bitcoin and for the long term,
although just a little bit, it would mean a lot because it was a pretty appropriate investment rather than having to buy altcoins.

The basic needs of the family are met, and a little investment is also obtained, that's quite good management for me at the moment.
It's not completely life-changing, but there's still hope with a little investment allocated in the long run.

Receiving salary in bitcoin is not necessarily a bad thing but for those who have only 1 source of income and low income, and they will convert them into fiat to meet daily needs right after receiving salary. There is no benefit to receiving your salary in bitcoin and it is not much different from fiat. So we don't need to make things more complicated.

Odell Beckham is a rugby player and he is very rich from his career, his net worth is estimated to be $50 million. So, stop using Odell Beckham as an example because we are so different from him.
I'm not focusing and comparing us to odell beckham, the OP said that and look at me giving a simple example of our salary at the signature.

You seem to be overcomplicating all of this, I have already said that the decision is in the hands of each person,
there is no coercion and I am only giving a multifaceted narrative when you hold that Bitcoin in the long term with the note that you can and do not need it for other needs.

You are complicating this discussion too much, you also said that there is no benefit to receiving a bitcoin salary LOL,
but if you can do good management you will keep some of the Bitcoins even if it is only 10%.

Look and pay close attention to what context I am describing,
I don't want to corner anyone and all decisions depend on each one, everyone also has their own views.