Quote from: hulla on Today at 10:45:45 PM

Quote from: geegaw on Today at 05:04:02 PM

I wouldn't put emotions as the first condition to decide like you, instead I needed more achievements, which were enough to get me out of the fear of long-term unemployment because full-time trading is a job with a vague notion of daily income, a lot of pressure when we have not achieved results, passion will not be able to bring a happy life, what happiness will need comes with the money. A career decision has a lot of future meaning, review our talents before entering such a path, do not let regrets spread in the future

I agreed with what you said but we are all human and we let fear/emotion take control sometimes. Besides, the person that quit his full job to trade crypto full time will certainly set some daily goal which is to be met, if not achieve the next thing is to make trading decision emotional by seeking for profit where it is not available not to even consider the nature of the crypto market that can be unpredictable sometimes. Besides, trading full-time can be frustrating at some point.

Not only frustrating on some point but most of the time you would really be finding this to be difficult but as op mentioned that he is making some gains then thats good but he shouldnt really let his hopes that high because
the market isnt always to be like this or simply not always on the happy moment.

There would be times that you would experience losses or times that the market isnt really moving that much which would really result on having a hard time on reaching out your daily qouta or goal.

This is something stressful honestly but we do have our own perceptions towards things and if he decided to deal and go full time with trading in exchange of his day job then let him be as long he had make out those final
decisions then its up to him on how he handle up himself in the market.