Quote from: Jawhead999 on Today at 12:11:26 PM

Quote from: Shaheer781 on Today at 10:04:48 AM

With your skills you can earn. You can earn without any hard work. For that you need to be a crypto investor. You have to keep in mind that you will benefit if you invest in a coin or token by constantly monitoring the market. No experience is required for this. You just have to understand the market signal. Again you can invest in exchanger on any new token.
I want to be a good investor.
Do you want to be a good investor? Do you agree with me?

Understand market signal? Are you mean TA? and invest on any new token? Its trading since you're more focused on TA and pump-dump new coin. Most of new coin on 1-3 month will have huge dump and become worthless, only few token can survive in this scheme. While invest is you need to understand more about FA than TA, also the length is between 6 months - 5 years.

Both of invest and trading must need hard work and experience. You need to control yourself and not be greedy.Trial and error is pretty common regarding trading, so its why experience is very important!

Fun fact : 90% traders loss their money and only 5% will able to earn [1]

[1] https://newconomy.media/news/crypto-expert-whalepanda-90-of-traders-will-lose-their-money#:~:text=Self%2Dproclaimed%20%E2%80%9CCrypto%20OG%E2%80%9D,will%20be%20able%20to%20earn.

I have no idea of TA to know how exactly those "traders" make money in the market. Though, from my experience of investing into stocks based on market news about companies, it all depends on the sentiment in the short run and on the actual performance of the company in the long run. In crypto, there is no way of knowing that because 90% of those listed "projects" are scams or a copy/ repetition of each other.

The only way to make money is to either know enough programming to be part of their bug bounties etc to earn tokens or learn to stake on AWS nodes and make your money while the demand from newbies is there. That is what most of these "traders" do. They have enough capital to invest in masternodes themselves. They shill and keep shilling long enough to earn back their invested amounts. Anything on top of that is profit. There are old people here who have ran such nodes and "invested" into Alts for several years now. Newbies just contribute to their income stream by buying up every new project that has budget for shilling itself.

For most people, the best idea is to actually explore a handful of projects, DYOR and then hold with the hope that the team will deliver. You must follow the development and the ideas to see that they are actually doing something and not just spending their marketing budget from the ICO bags.