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4	zasad@	Legendary	180	9831	92	4988	25.07.19
5	xandry	Staff	99	10478	87	5138	29.09.14
6	satscraper	Legendary	109	2837	77	1975	03.02.22	en
7	igor72	Legendary	18	3165	60	2318	03.08.17
8	purple_sparkles	Full Member	106	334	58	205	10.04.24
9	viljy	Legendary	115	4603	57	1584	19.02.17
10	Xal0lex	Staff	13	7540	53	2778	15.07.17
11	87jokers10	Legendary	167	8245	49	3708	05.12.18
12	safar1980	Legendary	74	5996	38	1914	08.01.18
13	mp3.Maniac	Hero Member	13	1878	38	753	29.11.17
14	Lannakosa	Hero Member	101	2278	33	968	14.01.18
15	Alex077	Legendary	69	9136	32	1309	01.04.14	н
16	summonerrk	Hero Member	129	3962	31	960	04.08.16	en
17	eisen33	Sr. Member	107	1210	31	527	04.05.24
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19	madnessteat	Legendary	110	8729	29	2604	28.02.18
20	Cryptmuster	Legendary	140	7741	26	1543	06.08.17	en
21	Polkeins	Legendary	116	4468	25	1823	24.12.17
22	Daltonik	Legendary	17	5491	24	1531	09.01.14	en
23	BVeyron	Legendary	23	3825	24	1534	31.03.14
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25	FP91G	Legendary	65	6266	23	1240	03.12.19	en
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27	KTChampions	Legendary	204	19815	19	2069	06.08.17
28	Numeral	Hero Member	104	2629	18	1179	17.04.22
29	Altryist	Legendary	142	8131	17	1529	29.06.17	en
30	Etranger	Legendary *	91	3917	16	1599	05.11.19
31	Smartprofit	Legendary	124	12233	15	2127	21.08.17
32	tvplus006	Legendary	113	9047	15	2236	14.11.17	en
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35	sompitonov	Legendary	94	3546	14	1283	22.10.16
36	DrBeer	Legendary	11	11513	13	2523	24.12.13	en
37	Goran_	Legendary	19	7980	13	2478	21.06.17
38	liqui	Hero Member	16	876	13	513	15.05.16
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40	Inwestour	Legendary	99	4827	9	1203	09.12.17
41	my luck	Legendary	12	4655	7	1768	17.10.15
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43	Unsoldier	Legendary	71	3692	6	1614	03.05.19
44	hedgeh0g	Hero Member	93	2734	6	709	03.11.16
45	jor777	Full Member	12	234	6	180	11.12.17
46	nochkin	Jr. Member	18	58	6	12	24.03.25	п
47	Polkat	Newbie	1	21	4	27	02.04.23
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49	fruktik	Hero Member	110	4388	2	610	25.10.17
50	cryptoman77777	Hero Member	4	3095	2	549	24.03.16

Quote from: tvplus006 on June 29, 2025, 10:00:09 PM

Quote from: Crypto Library on June 29, 2025, 08:55:49 PM

...I can definitely say that if you can give regular time for a year, then after a year you will definitely get a good outlay which will push you to lead a better life later. Never think that trading will make you rich overnight.

This is a common problem for all beginners who understand that in order to become a good programmer or doctor, you need to study for a long time. But no one wants to study, everyone wants to earn a lot and quickly, and trading is, in their opinion, exactly what allows you to make a profit without having special knowledge for this.

But trading is not like being a programmer or a doctor. Trading is not a job, it is just one of the forms of investment in the financial markets. That means having knowledge, skills and experience only increases our chances of winning, but does not guarantee that we will make a profit. Even so-called professional traders never guarantee profits, as the financial market is unpredictable, it is more fierce than any traditional job market.

I even see traders with 5 to 7 years of experience still losing money, even leaving the market later and they say it's because the market is too fierce. So, don't be naive enough to think that just by spending 1 or 2 years studying, we can easily make money from trading.

Quote from: tvplus006 on June 29, 2025, 11:07:00 PM

Quote from: BITCOIN4X on June 29, 2025, 10:29:55 PM

In gambling, at least you will feel good if you have 3 chances. I mean, if you have $100 as a gambling budget, then use 30% of it first and the other 2 parts can be a source of budget for the next try. Gambling is a game of chance, sometimes lucky and win and sometimes lose, so when we have 3 chances to try then the chance of winning can increase.

You risk losing your bankroll after 3 unsuccessful attempts.
The lower the rate, the lower the risk of losing your deposit. And it would be wise not to bet more than 10% of your bankroll, which will allow you to continue to stay in the game, even despite a prolonged series of defeats.

Betting 10% of your bankroll on every bet is also unwise, very unwise to me because what this means is that you only have 10 bets or spins (depending on the type of gambling game you are playing) that ends in a consecutive loses to completely end up with an empty bankroll.

Betting this amount of money can maybe be profitable if in a couple of bets or spins, you win an amount that more than doubles of triples your entire bankroll, even at this, you will still have to maintain that particular amount of money you have been spending on eat bet or spin, or you still risk losing your bank easily if you continue to maintain spending 10% on spins or bet and you hit a long losing streak.

Quote from: tvplus006 on Today at 11:07:00 PM

Quote from: BITCOIN4X on Today at 10:29:55 PM

In gambling, at least you will feel good if you have 3 chances. I mean, if you have $100 as a gambling budget, then use 30% of it first and the other 2 parts can be a source of budget for the next try. Gambling is a game of chance, sometimes lucky and win and sometimes lose, so when we have 3 chances to try then the chance of winning can increase.

You risk losing your bankroll after 3 unsuccessful attempts.
The lower the rate, the lower the risk of losing your deposit. And it would be wise not to bet more than 10% of your bankroll, which will allow you to continue to stay in the game, even despite a prolonged series of defeats.

$100 is a large amount, so the potential for loss is greater because the chances of winning are usually slim, so don't dare to spend so much in gambling.

Yes, the lower the value, the lower the risk, but the more dissatisfied with the game for a while because it has a small value and that's what I feel myself - so I understand this very well and have to get used to small values to gamble so as not to experience big losses.

Quote from: tvplus006 on Today at 10:45:41 PM

Quote from: Evergreenpost on Today at 09:47:56 AM

...I initially thought having a mentor would make the journeymuch shorter, but from your contributions, I have realised the risk involved. I now understand that I need to be very careful, and it is possible to learn on my own.

The problem is that the services of a good mentor are expensive, and for this reason, many decide to pursue self-education. But in the end, they will still lose the same amount of money, as they will make mistakes that could have been avoided by having a mentor.

That's a good point, and I tend to agree.
I think the best way to balance this situation is to engage in self-education to keep costs down while also investing in occasional mentorship or guidance during critical stages to effectively manage potential risks.

Relying solely on your mentor without developing your own skills can be too risky.
Therefore, combining both of these, having a mentor and pursuing self-education, is the most effective strategy in trading.

Quote from: tvplus006 on June 28, 2025, 11:38:54 PM

Knowing these rules is not a panacea for saving your bankroll. The main problem a player faces is strict adherence to these rules. And we must admit the fact that many of us often ignore these rules, which leads to the loss of the deposit.

Of course, it all comes down to disciplined implementation of all points, without this it will not work, and it will definitely not be possible for everyone to do this. But it is even worse when we try to act at random, without having a clear idea of how to act, it is even more difficult to control your actions on emotions.

Quote from: alastantiger on June 28, 2025, 11:57:16 PM

Don't do this as a new gambler and don't do it too when you have gained some experience. Already by then, you'll understand why doing this isn't the right thing to do. Don't revenge your losses, anything that you have lost should be forgotten to prevent it from making you to enter into a state of revenge that cost you more. Losing can be painful but it shouldn't be seen as that but as a lesson you learn. You can't depend on your previous success for future success while gambling but the previous experience should be able the give yourself more experience. There are some basic rules that'll help guide you from losses but don't only depend on what others are saying and work on your own rules to guide you too.

Losing doesn't have to be a lesson, sometimes we do everything right, analyze the matches, choose the best outcome, but something unexpected happens and the bet loses. It can be difficult to learn a lesson from some accidents, so I'm talking about learning to accept defeat as an integral part of gambling, because it will happen anyway.

Quote from: tvplus006 on June 28, 2025, 10:19:05 PM

Quote from: Synchronice on June 27, 2025, 01:36:43 PM

...These facts change everything. To my mind, these facts mean that Bitcoin is a very safe asset to invest.

There are no safe assets to invest in. And the higher the return on an asset, the higher the risks. Therefore, the safest assets for investment have a yield of about 1% per annum. As for bitcoin, as we know, it has a high yield and, accordingly, it is a high-risk asset.

I look at things differently. For me, the ROI doesn't define the safety of the asset. I tend to look at what's happening behind the scenes, what are the reasons and arguments that prove that this or that asset is a safe investment option. Now I look at Bitcoin and I'm 100% confident that it's a safe asset for long-term investment purposes, much safer than 99% of the assets because look at what's happening, governments are creating Bitcoin strategic reserves and more & more are implementing this idea. Then, banks are also starting to save some portion of their assets in Bitcoin. I mean, look at these reasons, don't they make Bitcoin a safe asset? The ROI will be high because it's still a new thing and the market cap isn't as big as gold's market cap but it can reach that point easily in the next few years.

Quote from: tvplus006 on June 28, 2025, 10:19:05 PM

Quote from: Synchronice on June 27, 2025, 01:36:43 PM

...These facts change everything. To my mind, these facts mean that Bitcoin is a very safe asset to invest.

There are no safe assets to invest in. And the higher the return on an asset, the higher the risks. Therefore, the safest assets for investment have a yield of about 1% per annum. As for bitcoin, as we know, it has a high yield and, accordingly, it is a high-risk asset.

It is true that bitcoin has become more secure and trustworthy than it was years ago as institutions and governments are also gradually entering the market. However, investing is risky and you are right, the higher the return, the greater the risk. No asset or investment is both safe and can generate huge returns, and bitcoin is no exception.

Even assets that are thousands of years old and globally accepted such as gold are not completely safe. How can an asset that is only 16 years old, recently approved by the government, and not yet legalized globally...be considered very safe? Bitcoin remains the riskiest asset due to volatility, manipulation or regulations that can reverse at any time.

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4) And lastly, Don't Invest more than you can afford to loose.

I think that the 4th advice was a good advice in 2011-2017. Today Bitcoin's price is very high, the market cap is already saturated and by investing a small amount of money, you are going nowhere because a tiny profit won't do much to a tiny budget. Today there are many reasons to be confident and invest more than you can afford to lose. One of the reason is the fact that governments, states and companies are creating Bitcoin strategic reserves and they are investing into it.

Nothing has changed since then, and this principle applies equally to everything where you invest your money. If you invest more than you can afford to lose, then in the event of a negative scenario, your financial stability will collapse and you will become bankrupt. There is no 100% safe investment.

I agree with you and I've got your point but I think that many things have changed since then and let me explain it to you. Today, governments are investing into Bitcoin, Trump might create a US Bitcoin strategic reserve. If the US does that, then many countries will follow that step and even without US doing that, lots of wealthy countries will do it. Websites countries, commercial banks also plan to create and hold Bitcoin reserves. These facts change everything. To my mind, these facts mean that Bitcoin is a very safe asset to invest. Lots of money will flow into Bitcoin's market cap.

Changes always works, but peoples never try to understand ground realities and mostly are having regret after facing consequences in my early days I was furious and never try to understand few points which were taught me but now feeling bad because having things out of control even after trying hard it's not easily coming back.
Trump is doing anything about bitcoin or not, but It's going to be had good impact due to many good points which are not opening world understanding and many countries are talking about this which is the biggest win for this now its matter of time all will be regret why they have no this sometime back now It's going to be had another good level.

Few countries are already bringing soft policies which will works then adoption could not problem because bitcoin will have own way.

Totally depends about acceptance on certain conditions on which it will be just that up to you whether you would adjusting accordingly basing up into the situation or you would be just that simply neglect it out and would continue to make up some loses just because you hadnt been able to apply those learnings that you have been able to obtain along the way? It would always depend on how well you do able to make yourself that learned up on various situations because learning up trading skills isnt something simple or you can be able to learn in a short time period. Mistakes and errors are inevitable but it doesnt mean that you cant be able to adjust accordingly. There are just that those times that we've been that too positive and due to that we've been that too careless with our trading positions and on the moment that we've been having those loses then this is where we do start on having those disappointment.

Mistakes are your learning stones for you to become better trader. It all matters about on how you would be able to adjust yourself accordingly and would be able to learn up those things along the way.
You wouldnt be able to realize these stuffs not until you would be losing up that much money on which you should be able to avoid it out if you are just that sensible into the actions that you are taking
and do stop yourself on being that delusional.

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Quote from: Joeboy on June 24, 2025, 06:45:18 PM

4) And lastly, Don't Invest more than you can afford to loose.

I think that the 4th advice was a good advice in 2011-2017. Today Bitcoin's price is very high, the market cap is already saturated and by investing a small amount of money, you are going nowhere because a tiny profit won't do much to a tiny budget. Today there are many reasons to be confident and invest more than you can afford to lose. One of the reason is the fact that governments, states and companies are creating Bitcoin strategic reserves and they are investing into it.

Nothing has changed since then, and this principle applies equally to everything where you invest your money. If you invest more than you can afford to lose, then in the event of a negative scenario, your financial stability will collapse and you will become bankrupt. There is no 100% safe investment.

I agree with you and I've got your point but I think that many things have changed since then and let me explain it to you. Today, governments are investing into Bitcoin, Trump might create a US Bitcoin strategic reserve. If the US does that, then many countries will follow that step and even without US doing that, lots of wealthy countries will do it. Websites countries, commercial banks also plan to create and hold Bitcoin reserves. These facts change everything. To my mind, these facts mean that Bitcoin is a very safe asset to invest. Lots of money will flow into Bitcoin's market cap.

Changes always works, but peoples never try to understand ground realities and mostly are having regret after facing consequences in my early days I was furious and never try to understand few points which were taught me but now feeling bad because having things out of control even after trying hard it's not easily coming back.
Trump is doing anything about bitcoin or not, but It's going to be had good impact due to many good points which are not opening world understanding and many countries are talking about this which is the biggest win for this now its matter of time all will be regret why they have no this sometime back now It's going to be had another good level.

Few countries are already bringing soft policies which will works then adoption could not problem because bitcoin will have own way.

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Quote from: Joeboy on June 24, 2025, 06:45:18 PM

4) And lastly, Don't Invest more than you can afford to loose.

I think that the 4th advice was a good advice in 2011-2017. Today Bitcoin's price is very high, the market cap is already saturated and by investing a small amount of money, you are going nowhere because a tiny profit won't do much to a tiny budget. Today there are many reasons to be confident and invest more than you can afford to lose. One of the reason is the fact that governments, states and companies are creating Bitcoin strategic reserves and they are investing into it.

Nothing has changed since then, and this principle applies equally to everything where you invest your money. If you invest more than you can afford to lose, then in the event of a negative scenario, your financial stability will collapse and you will become bankrupt. There is no 100% safe investment.

I agree with you and I've got your point but I think that many things have changed since then and let me explain it to you. Today, governments are investing into Bitcoin, Trump might create a US Bitcoin strategic reserve. If the US does that, then many countries will follow that step and even without US doing that, lots of wealthy countries will do it. Websites countries, commercial banks also plan to create and hold Bitcoin reserves. These facts change everything. To my mind, these facts mean that Bitcoin is a very safe asset to invest. Lots of money will flow into Bitcoin's market cap.

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If we are talking about Bitcoin, then there is nothing to think about, holding will almost certainly bring you better results, maybe an exception will be if you are a very good trader, but for most people holding will work better...

This is the main difference between holding and trading. The holding allows even a beginner who does not have special knowledge about cryptocurrencies to make a profit on a long-term basis if the coin is chosen correctly for investment. Trading is profitable only if the trader is really a professional in his field.

While holding could make an edge in the future, but trading could make you highly profitable as well, that is if you are inclined already on how to manage that kind of craft. However, since you are still in the beginner�s era, I suggest don�t rush into trading yet, otherwise all your funds will be put at risk of losing even by just a single mistake. Learn how to trade, but always put holding first as your priority.

You can do both with different coins. If Bitcoin, you should save and keep it for the long term. And if you want to trade and don't have enough knowledge, you can learn everything well first and start with a very small capital and make both of them as your comparison and which one is better and which one is more profitable and also which one is easier to do and you will find the answer that suits you better. But if in the end you have expertise with both, there is nothing wrong with doing both, the most important thing is that both are profitable for you and you can also get long-term and short-term profits.

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If we are talking about Bitcoin, then there is nothing to think about, holding will almost certainly bring you better results, maybe an exception will be if you are a very good trader, but for most people holding will work better...

This is the main difference between holding and trading. The holding allows even a beginner who does not have special knowledge about cryptocurrencies to make a profit on a long-term basis if the coin is chosen correctly for investment. Trading is profitable only if the trader is really a professional in his field.

While holding could make an edge in the future, but trading could make you highly profitable as well, that is if you are inclined already on how to manage that kind of craft. However, since you are still in the beginner�s era, I suggest don�t rush into trading yet, otherwise all your funds will be put at risk of losing even by just a single mistake. Learn how to trade, but always put holding first as your priority.

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Quote from: Altryist on June 24, 2025, 08:38:29 AM

If we are talking about Bitcoin, then there is nothing to think about, holding will almost certainly bring you better results, maybe an exception will be if you are a very good trader, but for most people holding will work better...

This is the main difference between holding and trading. The holding allows even a beginner who does not have special knowledge about cryptocurrencies to make a profit on a long-term basis if the coin is chosen correctly for investment. Trading is profitable only if the trader is really a professional in his field.

It's even better. If OP thinks it's eventually going to a million dollars, why not focus on doing something else and let the coin grow in a cold wallet?

We all have a certain amount of time to spend every day. We can dedicate this time to certain activities like working, trading, having fun, and so on. IMO trading is a bit counterproductive if you're a bull and believe it's going to appreciate to insane levels, the way Saylor predicts. It's better to look for ways to get capital, like through a business, taking loans, selling unneeded stuff. You're going to make more money this way than by trading. Let's say you can make 50% a year through trading. You have $10k to begin with, and you'll make 5k a year and bitcoin goes up 20% that year which is a very low number but I'm showing it to you on purpose.
You can easily save up $5k and invest in bitcoin by simply working on it. By the end of the year you'll have $15k + whatever 20% gave you over the year, which could be between $2k and 3k. Being a very good, often lucky trader will more or less give you the same results as having a job and saving up in bitcoin, unless you have huge investment to begin with, like over $100k, which could allow you to make more money from trading.

With low starting capital you're going to do better saving up, working and doing DCA.

On the moment that we are just that still starting then these kind of questions or things will definitely be that pushed up into your mind on which you will be having that kind of confusion on what are the actions that you would be needing up to do for you to be able to have that maximize profits as much as possible. Also, each person does have that different level of tolerance when it comes to risks taking and management on which simply means that you would be needing up to consider on which method that makes you that yourself be comfortable whether you would become that a holder or you would be that become a short term trader. Not all will be having that courage on taking up that trading short term approach because volatility isnt something that you can deal on it on easy way and needed up for you to be serious.

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Quote from: Altryist on June 24, 2025, 08:38:29 AM

If we are talking about Bitcoin, then there is nothing to think about, holding will almost certainly bring you better results, maybe an exception will be if you are a very good trader, but for most people holding will work better...

This is the main difference between holding and trading. The holding allows even a beginner who does not have special knowledge about cryptocurrencies to make a profit on a long-term basis if the coin is chosen correctly for investment. Trading is profitable only if the trader is really a professional in his field.

It's even better. If OP thinks it's eventually going to a million dollars, why not focus on doing something else and let the coin grow in a cold wallet?

We all have a certain amount of time to spend every day. We can dedicate this time to certain activities like working, trading, having fun, and so on. IMO trading is a bit counterproductive if you're a bull and believe it's going to appreciate to insane levels, the way Saylor predicts. It's better to look for ways to get capital, like through a business, taking loans, selling unneeded stuff. You're going to make more money this way than by trading. Let's say you can make 50% a year through trading. You have $10k to begin with, and you'll make 5k a year and bitcoin goes up 20% that year which is a very low number but I'm showing it to you on purpose.
You can easily save up $5k and invest in bitcoin by simply working on it. By the end of the year you'll have $15k + whatever 20% gave you over the year, which could be between $2k and 3k. Being a very good, often lucky trader will more or less give you the same results as having a job and saving up in bitcoin, unless you have huge investment to begin with, like over $100k, which could allow you to make more money from trading.

With low starting capital you're going to do better saving up, working and doing DCA.

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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 Cheesy

, 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.

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...Now I�d like to ask you.. as a gambler, would you already be happy earning just 10% profit from your total bankroll?

I think that 10% per month is the dream of many players, but the reality is that only a few can make such a profit regularly. Such a regular profit allows to more accurately plan your income and expenses, as well as steadily increase deposit.

It might seem like a dream for bettors who can wager a decent amount of money. But for most casual bettors, those who only bet around $100 to $200 a month, a 10% return isn�t really exciting. That kind of profit just doesn�t feel satisfying. Most would aim to at least double their bankroll to feel like it�s worth it. So while a 10% gain might look attractive on paper, the average gambler doesn�t really see it that way.

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Quote from: Dzwaafu11 on June 17, 2025, 09:08:32 AM

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 Cheesy

, 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.

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Knowledge alone will not be enough to become a profitable trader, as this necessarily requires experience that can be gained as a result of regular trading over several years. Thus, theory without practice will not lead you to success.

Yes, the necessary and sufficient condition to become a real trader and be able to make a profit is to have knowledge combined with experience, knowledge alone is not enough. But for beginners, basic knowledge is the most important, because if they rush into the market without basic knowledge. They are just gambling and will not be able to accumulate any skills or experience.

To be able to practice, we first need to have basic knowledge. We cannot practice with an empty head and expect to gain knowledge that way.

Yes, everything must start from the smallest, the point is "having a strong intention and a high desire to learn", so I am sure that knowledge will follow which will be the basis for consideration every time a trader makes a decision, all successful people in any field must have never known about the positive and negative sides of the activities they will be engaged in but with learning and hard work, it will definitely produce results in the end.

I think now everyone can learn easily, meaning there are many sources that we can access for free, especially on the internet, the key is just to have a strong intention, work hard, be consistent and have a clear goal.

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Quote from: HONDACD125 on June 16, 2025, 06:07:17 PM

...Newbies often overlook the importance of knowledge when they get into this space. They are always in a hurry to make money, and because of that, they directly jump in without acquiring the basic knowledge that is essential for someone to make sure they aren't doing things the wrong way...

Knowledge alone will not be enough to become a profitable trader, as this necessarily requires experience that can be gained as a result of regular trading over several years. Thus, theory without practice will not lead you to success.

Yes, the necessary and sufficient condition to become a real trader and be able to make a profit is to have knowledge combined with experience, knowledge alone is not enough. But for beginners, basic knowledge is the most important, because if they rush into the market without basic knowledge. They are just gambling and will not be able to accumulate any skills or experience.

To be able to practice, we first need to have basic knowledge. We cannot practice with an empty head and expect to gain knowledge that way.