BASICS OF CRYPTOCURRENCY TRADING

[FlLY666]

There are people for whom trading is a job, not a hobby. But now it is more and more difficult to make money on trading.

[Nikko67]

The work is different here. Someone works as a conditional watchman-comes to work with a laptop and sleeps quietly.
Who plasters the walls or works as a seller is already more difficult to combine here.
While I was working for myself, I was trading in the evenings. Now I've hired a salesman.

[Martin]

If you do not approach trading professionally, then it is unlikely that anything worthwhile will come out of it. As with any type of activity, it is necessary to study and constantly engage in it, honing your skills and applying the knowledge gained in practice. Another thing is that not everyone is given this, just as not everyone can become a doctor or a teacher. I'm not particularly interested in this, I prefer to enter new projects at the start and it takes a lot of time for analysis.

[FlLY666]

There is an opinion that the chances of professional traders are only 5% higher than those of an amateur, that unpredictable, non-standard situations are very likely. The trend does not always go as the indicators say, or just a flair.
Trading is the lot of people with nerves of steel.
To save money and nerves, I make only transactions in which I am sure, for small amounts, and I am ready to wait for a long time, I do not merge without profit on panic.

[Kosik]

I understand that Trading should always be a job if you want to make a profit.
If you raise it to the rank of a hobby, then this is entertainment for which you have to pay.
It's up to you to choose.

[Alex]

Very correctly said! Not everyone is able to successfully trade on the market from day to day, so there are relatively few professional traders and their services are very expensive, so this is not for everyone!