Quote from: Clemcout on August 20, 2019, 04:24:31 AM

I recently started to trade cryptos full time after I got sacked from my regular job. But, it is very difficult to finish up a day in profits. I am already I have lost almost 10% of my initial capital (which is a small compensation from my previous job). Now, I plan to go back to any regular job by keeping crypto trading as a part timer.

Funny yet a big truth, that's not for everyone. As much as I know that we all would like to sit at home sipping juice and earning income, but it's not as easy as you think. And I'm not going to do it because others are doing it. If you're reading this, don't just quit your job because you think the money you're being paid at work is not enough, you can still get another job as ask for an increase, something you believe you're worth. And if you want to go full-time trading, you should consider the risks that are involved and know whether it is something you can deal and if yes, then go ahead and if not, then it's best to keep it as a side job.

Quote from: btc_angela on August 20, 2019, 04:50:43 AM

Remember we need consistent flow of money, to pay our bills and bring food in the table. Let's say keep crypto trading in a side to generate extra money.

Consistency is the exact thing which is missing out in the results of crypto trading (I do believe in every type of trading too). When we are completely depending on crypto trading for living which will put more pressure on our performance and it is proven that no one could make good decisions under pressure.