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1. Post 65636432 (unedited backup) (by Zaguru12) (scraped on Tue Jul 29 21:09:13 CEST 2025) in Compound Trading My Smart and Cautious strategy to build $10 to $3,000+:
Hey it's $10, worth trying something. And very very good to hear you don't do revenge trading. Sure you won't deposit again when you lose? Because compounding just means you will wipe out when you eventually run a losing trade.
Hope you have a referral earning all your fees
GL to you!
This is one of those reasons why I still don’t like compounding capital but we can practically see that the OP is definitely taking a very less risky trade by actually going for a profit target of little of Margin, but as long as this is a speculative market where predictions can go either ways even the 10% profit target can still not get hit and the market might take another turn. I still think a very good stop loss will be very important.
As for the fees I think it is depend on the position size but definitely will be a lot of fees incurred though
It's a stupid strategy to close an order only because the price has reached a 10% profit, i.e. a figure that the OP came up with for himself. The deal should be closed not when the profit has reached 10%, but when the price has reached the resistance zone. Accordingly, the take profit should be set at this level immediately after the trade was opened, as well as the stop loss.
It is strategy and sincerely if it is working out well for him then he should stick to it because that’s what trading is all about. But personally i don’t also agree with percentage profit target. The profit target is definitely to be set using technical analysis from the chart, if there is any doubt of market actually rebounding before the resistance then the stop loss can be adjusted above entry price as profit increase to avoid it running back to loss
2. Post 65634042 (unedited backup) (by Jovanni1337) (scraped on Tue Jul 29 07:51:49 CEST 2025) in RetroHunt:
Интересно стейкерам Вормхола перепадет че)
3. Post 65633746 (unedited backup) (by DPHOR) (scraped on Tue Jul 29 04:15:13 CEST 2025) in Compound Trading My Smart and Cautious strategy to build $10 to $3,000+:
...One key Fact is that 5x leverage and 10% profit point is really a safe haven!! you will hardly face liquidation threats
Of course, I wish you good luck, so that you reach step 60 of your trading strategy, and thus complete your challenge from $11 to $3,044. But I doubt that you will be able to go this way and not lose your deposit. Don't forget to set a stop loss, it may help you save your deposit in case of an unforeseen market situation.
At this point it will be that hard for such to be actualized because we know that we can't actually know what the market give birth in the next minute or moment of his trading. Trading is not that easy to earn money from it but anyone who is dedicated could raise money from trading but not by using 11$ to give that person $3k plus profit which I think the trader might lose their money along the line without them even gotten to their desired amount needed. Like they said, it the amount deposited was around $1k then I can say it would be that possible to raise that amount to above profits level he mentioned.
4. Post 65630758 (unedited backup) (by As-Soon-As) (scraped on Mon Jul 28 11:53:31 CEST 2025) in Start Trading for Beginners:
...In fact, every trading opportunity comes along with challenges on how to end it up favoring on our side, because mostly, no matter how positive our trades look like, we still end up losing due to unpredictable and unfavorable market behavior.
The ease of registration and the low entry threshold create the illusion of simplicity of earning money for beginners. And only after the deposit is lost, such a "trader" begins to understand that not everything is so simple and this way of earning money is not suitable for everyone.
Those who think it is easy to make money by trading are the ones who face more losses in the new situation. And when they lose all their money, the trader understands how and by what strategy they have to profit. If there is not enough money, you will never be successful in trading, maybe the price may decrease and increase more than in the past.
This will make the new traders panic, as a result of which they panic and sell their coins at a loss and then buy again, then the trader will fall into a deficit. It may take a long time to recover from this deficit.
That's why I say you have to gain experience in the beginning. Without experience, there will be no success in anything, so experience is the most important thing.
5. Post 65630560 (unedited backup) (by Oshosondy) (scraped on Mon Jul 28 10:25:07 CEST 2025) in Things you might miss when starting to trade.:
Yes, you need to learn risk management for trading. And if you learn not to lose money trading, then over time, when you acquire the necessary trading knowledge, you will be able to make a profit. You can find all the necessary information for studying using Google or in the relevant topics on this forum.
Also the trading platform are providing their newbie users with some trading information.
Risk management is the most important thing for a trader to be successful.
Successful in making profit? It is part of it but another thing which is very important is emotion and another one is patience but which is very connected to emotions and it still fall under emotions in many ways.
A trader should know how to handle emotions when losing small amount of money.
6. Post 65629821 (unedited backup) (by kawetsriyanto) (scraped on Mon Jul 28 01:57:13 CEST 2025) in No Amount is Affordable in Gambling:
If you will be treating gambling as entertainment rather than as a way to earn money, then you can consider every cent you spend as a payment for entertainment, which can be compared to attending a concert or a movie. Accordingly, the amount of money spent will be commensurate with the pleasure received.
If our main goal is for entertainment, we can consider it as our common spending. Sure, it is not so different than spending money for a concert ticket. So we won't think too much whenever we fail to win the gambling games. As long as it can entertain us, we have no problem to spend money. In addition, I'm sure the amount of money won't be that big if it is for the entertainment only. It is because we aren't very obsessed to win a certain amount of money. We only assume the win is just a bonus on the gambling.
7. Post 65629569 (unedited backup) (by ScamViruS) (scraped on Mon Jul 28 00:35:44 CEST 2025) in Things you might miss when starting to trade.:
Yes, you need to learn risk management for trading. And if you learn not to lose money trading, then over time, when you acquire the necessary trading knowledge, you will be able to make a profit. You can find all the necessary information for studying using Google or in the relevant topics on this forum.
Risk management is the most important thing for a trader to be successful. In order for a trader to be successful, along with acquiring trading knowledge and developing skills, one must also have the knowledge to manage risk. When newbie traders first start trading their thoughts are to use trading for quick profits and at the same time they don't follow things like risk management of their account.
Therefore, as soon as you make a profit in trading, you must manage the risk of your account, otherwise, even if you make a huge profit in trading, you will not be able to maintain that profit.
8. Post 65628167 (unedited backup) (by Joy_learns_crypto) (scraped on Sun Jul 27 16:35:31 CEST 2025) in Things you might miss when starting to trade.:
Of course, learning trading technically and academically is very important and must be done because it is essential as your capital to analyze the market, both technically and fundamentally.
What will recommend to me as a good way to learn trading technically and academically. I have the interest to trade but I have loss now I am afraid to continue. How can I get my determination back and how can I be successful at trading?
For profitable trading, knowledge of technical and fundamental analysis alone will not be enough. You need to start by studying risk management, which will allow you to save your deposit and reduce losses.
Do you mean I should study risk management under trading or just the regular risk management? And if I want to study the technical, academical and you added fundamental analysis of trading then how to manage my deposit and reduce my risk should be part of it.
I actually needed and advice on how to go about it and if you tell me to do something please can you add a direction on what you have used to learn what you already know about trading.
9. Post 65627624 (unedited backup) (by happybitcoinph) (scraped on Sun Jul 27 13:18:43 CEST 2025) in Things you might miss when starting to trade.:
You need to start by studying risk management, which will allow you to save your deposit and reduce losses.
I doubt these newbie traders will fully understand the meaning of risk management if they don't actually experience the real risk situation in doing trades. For them to fully understand the risk management, these newbie traders should experience losses or anything worse while in progress.
Even if they read all the basics, dos and don'ts, must thing to do checklist, and prepared everything before an actual trade, they won't understand the meaning of those if they have never suffered something bad and things they didn't expect to go wrong.
Only after experiencing several bad trades will they become serious about minimizing it in the future.
10. Post 65626747 (unedited backup) (by Hispo) (scraped on Sun Jul 27 04:02:01 CEST 2025) in Most Gambling Countries:
- "Roughly 50% of all Bitcoin transactions are gambling-related".
This is interesting.
We can never know the exact numbers but this is a big chunk of transactions.
It's a huge percentage if it's really true. Since stablecoins was introduced and been adopted by gambling platforms, I stopped using bitcoin on my gambling activities. Seeing my bets in form of decimal satoshis is very confusing to me as well as calculating the profit and loss I get.
This just means bitcoin will always be the top choice by people who use crypto. Even if it's possible to gamble with other cryptocurrencies like xrp or doge which has cheaper fees, gamblers will still prefer to gamble using bitcoin.
I am reather skeptical on that percentage, to be honest. I would have assumed most transactions being carried out today had more to do with exchanges deposits and withdrawals, but I assume whatever the source is, they assume those withdrawals are (or not) going out or in from a casino. Also, I am with you on this one, common sense tells me most of people woutl have switched to Stablecoins once they had access to them and the use of Bitcoin as a way to transfer value onto casinos would have been reduced through time. Either they have access to privileged information from major casinos like Stake, BC game and others, or they are taking samples for their study and extrapolating, giving an over-estimated result on the use of Bitcoin for gambling.
Whatever the case may be, there is no doubt Bitcoin will continue to be the kind of cryptocurrencies, regardless we are talking about volume of casinos or not, it will continue to sit on the top of the list of coins by market capitalization.
11. Post 65626500 (unedited backup) (by Eternad) (scraped on Sun Jul 27 01:19:55 CEST 2025) in Most Gambling Countries:
- "Roughly 50% of all Bitcoin transactions are gambling-related".
This is interesting.
We can never know the exact numbers but this is a big chunk of transactions.
It's a huge percentage if it's really true. Since stablecoins was introduced and been adopted by gambling platforms, I stopped using bitcoin on my gambling activities. Seeing my bets in form of decimal satoshis is very confusing to me as well as calculating the profit and loss I get.
This just means bitcoin will always be the top choice by people who use crypto. Even if it's possible to gamble with other cryptocurrencies like xrp or doge which has cheaper fees, gamblers will still prefer to gamble using bitcoin.
12. Post 65626075 (unedited backup) (by dkbit98) (scraped on Sat Jul 26 22:52:43 CEST 2025) in Most Gambling Countries:
You will never find hard data for the entire world since most countries don't even care about that, you can start picking up country by country.
I am sure we can get some decent results with AI tools these days.
What I was looking is to find clear comparison information without bunch of additional crap.
I found interesting information with BraveAI saying that all gambling in mainland China is illegal, but they are still one of the top three countries with most gamblers in the world.
United States and Japan are on top with China.
More interesting data from Brave AI:
44% of world population participated in some form of gambling in 2023!
73% of Australia adults had gambled in the past 12 months according to a study in 2023!
65% of Dutch residents participated in some form of gambling between February 2023 and February 2024!
Crypto, not Bitcoin, check the last bets tickers in casinos like bcgame or stake or anything and you will see USDT rules eveywhere
People just hold BTC these days, and mempool is mostly empty
I dont care about USDT and other stablecoins that can be frozen and seized.
They are worse than fiat currencies, and CBDC forerunner.
- "Roughly 50% of all Bitcoin transactions are gambling-related".
This is interesting.
We cant never know the exact numbers but this is a big chunk of transactions.
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14. Post 65624599 (unedited backup) (by BigBos) (scraped on Sat Jul 26 14:33:25 CEST 2025) in what makes a good trader?:
...You must have all three to trade successfully and they're written in order of importance. ..
In my opinion, risk management is more important and, accordingly, it should be on the first line in the order of importance. It must be remembered that even with high accuracy of forecasts, failure to comply with risk management will lead to the loss of the deposit.
Risk management is something that should not be overlooked when we start trading, not just in trading, but in anything we do. So, I agree with you: if we aren't good at risk management, we may soon face situations that could wipe out all our money.
No matter how much capital we have, if we don't implement risk management, everything we have will quickly disappear. And if we have a significant amount of capital, it should make us more comfortable in managing risk because it gives us more flexibility.
15. Post 65621034 (unedited backup) (by Firstfrost) (scraped on Fri Jul 25 14:23:25 CEST 2025) in How do you hedge against unexpected volatility while trading futures :
...Just yesterday, I went 100% long on POPCAT with 20x leverage. Things looked good at first, but within 30 minutes, the price came back to my entry point and I ended up making nothing on the trade.
You made at least two mistakes. The first mistake is that you decided to trade with high leverage and your position could have been easily liquidated. And the second mistake is that when you saw that your position was in profit, you did not fix a part of it.
20x leverage is very dangerous and liquidation comes when price changes about 5% opposite to your trading position. It is not a leverage to use especially with shit meme tokens which can have rug pulls and crashes anytime.
When trading, use a stop loss order to prevent your loss or at least reduce loss severity. When your open position is in profit, set up an order to stop loss for kind of profit if the market suddenly turns oppositely. It is like positive stop loss and you can set it up proactively for having kind of profit to enjoy and also protect your initial trading capital.
Solid point!! You know this is another tip i’m seeing for the first time, positive stoploss, but it’s also like setting TP so as not to loss all the profits gained within the short time frame. I’d keep that in mind as i’m considering joining Trading club championship on Bitget but i won’t be trading futures but would trade both spot and Onchain instead. It’s good as the Op didn’t end up losing cause most times if a futures trade go against the trader it mostly end up in loss.
16. Post 65620876 (unedited backup) (by notocactus) (scraped on Fri Jul 25 13:31:25 CEST 2025) in How do you hedge against unexpected volatility while trading futures :
...Just yesterday, I went 100% long on POPCAT with 20x leverage. Things looked good at first, but within 30 minutes, the price came back to my entry point and I ended up making nothing on the trade.
You made at least two mistakes. The first mistake is that you decided to trade with high leverage and your position could have been easily liquidated. And the second mistake is that when you saw that your position was in profit, you did not fix a part of it.
20x leverage is very dangerous and liquidation comes when price changes about 5% opposite to your trading position. It is not a leverage to use especially with shit meme tokens which can have rug pulls and crashes anytime.
When trading, use a stop loss order to prevent your loss or at least reduce loss severity. When your open position is in profit, set up an order to stop loss for kind of profit if the market suddenly turns oppositely. It is like positive stop loss and you can set it up proactively for having kind of profit to enjoy and also protect your initial trading capital.
17. Post 65619068 (unedited backup) (by Natalim) (scraped on Thu Jul 24 22:58:25 CEST 2025) in What do you do with a good trading strategy?:
What do you do to a trading strategy that already earns you a good percentage in profit. do you still try improving on it to ensure it does not fail? or do you let it be until it starts showing signs of failure?
If a trading strategy brings you a good profit, then you should continue to use it.But you should understand that this will not last forever, and you should test new trading strategies in advance, and AI can help you with this.
As long as it’s making us profitable, then there’s no reason to change it, but if we can make some upgrade, the better. However, it’s true that any good strategy at the moment will not work for you forever, so if we can develop a new working strategy which will be considered a back-up, we will be trading with higher confidence then.
No need to make it complicated. Have a single strategy that fits for you, once it’s no longer productive, then proceed to your next strategy in process.
18. Post 65617455 (unedited backup) (by Chilwell) (scraped on Thu Jul 24 15:27:31 CEST 2025) in Is Trading also addictive?:
Trading can be addictive, but not like gambling. Before someone gets addicted to trading, that trader must be a profitable trader, and since you already have a profitable trader, even if you are addicted to trading, then I will say there is not much trading since you have the knowledge of what you are doing and you are not predicting the market; ..
It doesn't matter which trader is profitable or unprofitable, since addiction in both trading and gambling is based on dopamine, which is released not only when winning, but also when waiting for a profit.
Thats the reality
, for the most part profit or loss, doesn't have much to do with the addiction.
When the button hits adrenaline increases, then when the trade turns out to be good, dopamine increase as well.
It's easy to understand how people can be addicted, but trust me most of the people who are good at trading never getting addicted.
Addiction in trading depends on individuals and it's not like gambling when you get addiction due to your chasing loses or looking for ways to make faster profits. Trading is beyond this and that's why we have been seeing less of addictive traders in the crypto market.
Anyone can get an addiction but trading not everyone. If you are not good and you keep trading, you will continue to lose and if this continues, you will have no option than to quit.
I agree with you, the possibility of addiction in trading is very low, because there is no material to get addicted to trading, trading runs on the power of skill, so if you work with emotion here, you will not get anything but loss as a result. You have to learn more from the loss in trading, and you have to avoid making that mistake in the next trade, this is the main point of trading. And if we want to talk about addiction, then in that case addiction is the only place where people can achieve big wins without any kind of knowledge, skill, research, that means gambling, but there the possibility of getting big wins is 10%, and the possibility of losing is 90%, and this is why people are addicted to gambling most of the time, but trading is not an addictive thing.
A trader can be addicted to trading, There are also factors that make a trader to be addicted to trading, for example emotions, greed, invalidate or poor decision making and so on. But People hardly get addicted to trading not unlike gambling. And this is due to some procedures or steps that are followed before you could start trading for example being knowledgeable about the basics of trading, commitment, discipline, patient, consistency, and proper management and so on. Those are the factors that contribute greatly to a successful trading and also make someone to be a responsible trader. When a trader set a positive mindset and clear goals nothing will ever stop him from moving forward.
19. Post 65616854 (unedited backup) (by Kagaru) (scraped on Thu Jul 24 11:37:01 CEST 2025) in Why are you taking profit on bitcoin?:
Bitcoin reaching new ATH and with possibilities of multiple ATH to come again there will be some investors who will be taking profit from their bitcoin investment...
There are 2 reasons to buy bitcoin. And the first one is to leave the purchased BTC to your children as an inheritance. The second reason, which is the most common, is to make a profit when bitcoin reaches a price at which you will agree to sell it. But sometimes you have to sell BTC due to circumstances when you need to incur any large expenses.
That is true yeah. All of them have best motives to hold Bitcoin. Some consider it as a long term wealth to be inherited by their offsprings and others consider it as an opportunity to make take out at some level of profits. Profit-making is not a crime particularly when it goes to good use like abating day to day requirements or towards the grand ambitions. The most important thing is that one has a plan and adheres to it instead of getting carried away. So as long as you are not selling in panic and you are well aware of the reason why you are holding or selling then you are doing it right.
20. Post 65615453 (unedited backup) (by Asiska02) (scraped on Wed Jul 23 23:39:19 CEST 2025) in Does trading mean a better life?:
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Yes, it is very easy to turn trading into a gambling game and it will depend on the trader's attitude to trading. And if a trader does not adhere to a trading strategy, violates risk management, then such trading will be comparable to casino, where the result depends on luck, not knowledge.
Without skills and knowledge - trading is definitely called gambling.
Traders don't rely solely on price volatility, even though it's what can generate profits. Analysis is necessary and they need to study several indicators to determine the best time to buy. Traders who are called gamblers rely solely on luck - meaning no analysis, just buying randomly and waiting for the results. So I have to agree that traders and gamblers are fundamentally different.
What distinct gamblers and traders is luck. One depends on luck and the other one doesn’t rely on luck but on what you know and can analyze to give best results in the market. Trading will make you consistent profit if you’ve understood and become a better trader through adhering to all skills needed for a profitable trader to have. Trading is not luck and that even makes it very hard to learn through and reach the state of profitability unlike gambling which you can prevail in with or without idea of the game you want to bet on, strictly based on luck and not knowledge. When you have skills in trading and you employed it in your trades, you are a trader but when you don’t and just trade as you wish, you are no more different from a gambler who rely on luck only to thrive.
21. Post 65615204 (unedited backup) (by Lida93) (scraped on Wed Jul 23 22:24:07 CEST 2025) in gambling in strict countries :
...There are so many good and sophisticated VPN we can use to bypass gambling restrictions without the government officials know what's going on.
By using a VPN to bypass the blocking, you are violating the laws of your country. In addition, you are also violating the rules of the casino by hiding your real location, where gambling is prohibited. In this case, you should be prepared for the fact that your account may be blocked and you will not be able to withdraw your winnings.
This is the chaotic fate governments who bans gambling in their country l aves their citizens to suffer from. Because there certainly no how all citizens will adhere to the ban or restriction as they just want to have fun with gambling and probably get lucky to earn some winnings. But then the fate of getting their account blocked leading to their losing of all funds in it awaits when they get caught by these casinos.
22. Post 65614987 (unedited backup) (by milewilda) (scraped on Wed Jul 23 21:22:19 CEST 2025) in Does trading mean a better life?:
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Yes, it is very easy to turn trading into a gambling game and it will depend on the trader's attitude to trading. And if a trader does not adhere to a trading strategy, violates risk management, then such trading will be comparable to casino, where the result depends on luck, not knowledge.
Without skills and knowledge - trading is definitely called gambling.
Traders don't rely solely on price volatility, even though it's what can generate profits. Analysis is necessary and they need to study several indicators to determine the best time to buy. Traders who are called gamblers rely solely on luck - meaning no analysis, just buying randomly and waiting for the results. So I have to agree that traders and gamblers are fundamentally different.
Trading is hugely dependent on luck. Doesn't matter how much analysis you make, if you are not a whale or if you are not lucky, then you won't make it. I've been in situations where I've really done a very good analysis of the market but the price somehow went significantly up or significantly down and this led me to huge loss on futures market (I know that I shouldn't trade on futures, especially with increased leverage with long or short positions).
I changed my attitude and now I only trade few times in years. Trading has a very simple rule, buy low sell high. I am very patient and I wait enough to buy low, then I wait enough to sell high and when I am not 100% confident, I don't touch anything and wait for months to catch the best moment, that's how I've been very profitable in the last few years.
I would say that it isnt that totally relying on luck but sort of on which there are those moments or times that no matter how good your analysis would be but still it ends up on losing just because the market did go into the opposite side and thats what it makes totally random and unpredictable or something which isnt that very easy for someone to handle on. The risks will be that always there and it would be that up to you on how you would be gonna handling it out. It all matters about on how you would be that consistent and on how well you do make out those proper risks management on which we know that this will be that causing up for you to be able to sustain this very unpredictable and random space. Just like we do all know that on the time or moment that you do become that a profitable and consistent trader then you would definitely change up your life forever and this is where traders do really want to achieve or wanting up to hit up that goal on which of course not would be that ending up on successful on which there are still those tons of people who do messed up their lives because of failing but it doesnt mean that you would hinder yourself on taking up the chance on doing so just because you've been able to see other people or traders experience.