Most of the jobs you do online and get paid are just a penny of what the actual employer is paying for the job to get done, people outsource the tasks to others, especially from third-world countries people will be ready to do that job at whatever pay. I am not saying working from home as a freelancer is bad but making a consistent income is highly challenging. You can keep it as one of your revenue-generating methods but you should have a primary source of income that should pay you the guaranteed amount.

From your point of view, It is no big deal the amount of money paid for the job but as long as the payment is standard to the job requirements then it is okay to go with. I believe online jobs are paid in dollars depending on the medium of payment and on some countries the exchange equivalent is someworth reasonable to their living standards so people from those countries would opt in for the job and get paid looking at various factors surrounding their economy.
I also would agree with your point that as a smart business man and woman, there should be other sources of income rather than depending on freelancing Jobs so that one does not get stucked up in the middle of the economic hardship.

Well for me since it was all on his investments it's all up to him if he wanted to sell his shares on Microstrategy or his Bitcoin investments. But I never heard of him selling his Bitcoins I only read "shares". Fud really is a misleading thing and is very dangerous.

The market is red again, friends. So stay patient and wait while we wait for the market, we can do research on several coins that still have the potential to be purchased. Because it is possible that at the end of this year we will see a bullish season after the bitcoin halving

If the market conditions are red like this, what I hope is that the price of bitcoin and other coins can fall to even cheaper prices, so that we have the opportunity to buy coins at cheap prices. There are at least some signs of entering a bearish season.

I come to the question when I have to make such an important decision, should I choose the first or the second option, which is better and safer for you people? How long do you leave it on that option?

If you are not a trader, you don't have any business leaving your coins on any exchange whether it's a small amount or big, it doesn't matter. Your primary concern is to make sure that those coins get out of yhe exchange successfully to an external wallet which nobody controls but only you, always remember that a coin that you don't control the private keys doesn't belongs to you.

You can used any wallet that are open source and simple to used but if you can get a hardware wallet then cool, it's more preferable and more safe when it comes to security of your assets and it never connected to the internet.

And this is the government's consideration for not allowing bitcoin as a payment method, because bitcoin cannot be controlled.
and as you said whales can manipulate the market with news, if they intend to make the market fall by spreading bad news, and vice versa

That's right, as you have mentioned, no one can control the circulation of Bitcoin, but the price of Bitcoin can certainly still be controlled. With a very limited supply of bitcoin, it will be used by groups or individuals who have a lot of money who will find it easy to control the rise and fall of the price of bitcoin