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There are lots of references on the internet that say that the key to success in trading crypto currencies is a strategy and a little luck. Most newcomers try to avoid losses by looking for accurate strategies, then try to use them to achieve their goals. However, the more they insist on implementing it, the more confused they are to claim various accurate strategies both free and paid.

Trading is little hard to predict because it was following the gambling. So those are having experience they pick right format and right way. I think current market we can choose easily because most of the peoples are earning on crypto trading. At the same it was little dump and pump so accurate strategies are never workout.

I don't like it when someone equates trading with gambling, because it's really different. The lucky factor is far trading even that doesn't exist, it all depends on a person's understanding of predicting or depending on the experience he often does when he sees a candle pattern. I believe there have been many people/traders who have understood which candles are based on an information, technical analyst or a pattern caused by manipulation. So when they find a candle pattern such these things they will use a strategy based on that price movement.

LOL, you can equate trading to gambling for those who does not follow the real rule of trading. We have so many people that wants to trade, and instead of them learning trading and getting to the advance stage where they will develop skills and strategy with lots of practices, they just enter life trade and start using emotion, intuition and assumption to place order, and that is more of a gambling like activities.

A real investors would first apply the necessary and strategy before placing a trade order and will also apply same trade strategy in selling the order. Most newbies only wants to trade without learning, and if they start trading, they will surely gamble with figures.

I think there are striking similarities between the two but you cannot mix both trading and gambling. In trading, you can eliminate the factor of uncertainty if you are good with the skills that are needed to trade your coins. However in gambling, there is still the factor of probability and uncertainty even if you have what it takes to win a game.

They can be comparable but only into some circumstances only and we all know that gambling and investments/trading is entirely different
when it comes to risk factor.People do react differently on what they are facing but there are cases in trading which you do really need to gamble up or simply
you don't have any idea on what would be the possible movement of price.