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Trading and gambling are similar because both are create capital. Both are unpredictable and involves money. You take a risk in gambling and trading, you can earn profit in a short time. Trading is also consider a gambling because sometimes you earn profit and you lose money. Both are make money if your lucky, and a chance to lose money. Both are involve capital and its unpredictable no one knows if your money back with profit.

Gambling and trading involves money to gain more profit. You can gain profit from gambling in just an instance while in trading needs a long time to gain and wait when to buy and sell a coin. There is an assurance that you can gain profit in trading. There is more possible to gain more profit that can add for capital to save and use it to invest in other things.

I disagree, you can't make easy money on gambling always, maybe sometimes, yes, but not always, and I'd rather do Trading since I'm waiting for a bigger profits in the long run and I'm sure that I could get some profits in return, unlike in gambling which is pretty risky that you don't even know if you are going to win or not.

sometimes in trading you don't have to wait long to gain a profit. what if we lose in gambling the risk is to lose all the money you bet on. while in trading even though the coin you buy down the risk lower is not losing all the money or maybe you can hold and wait for the coin to go up.

Time and patience is nore needed into trading and many gamblers and people wants instant money thats why they choose gambling in time over trading which is too hard to speculate when will be the coin will rise or it will become dead .I experience that before but i dont even choose gambling than trading.

I somewhat do consider short term trading as gambling but we cant declare it a gambling. No matter what type of trading you are into, you need to have proper strategies in order to succeed in the respective trading. Moreover trading is not totally dependent on your luck.

Gambling is full of luck, but some king of gambling also requires strategy and experience, but still the luck factor plays a vital role. Whereas if I do proper technical or fundamental analysis I can or even I will have a proper and fair chance of making profit, unless my analysis is wrong.
I don't think trading should be considered as gambling as the individual has the full authority over his decision and action regarding it.

But there are few people who invest in trading without any knowledge and depend only on luck that its price will pump in quick time and if that is the scenario to make profits from trading then I don't think there is any difference between trading and gambling.