Quote from: dunfida on December 12, 2022, 11:44:42 PM

Quote from: KingsDen on December 12, 2022, 11:05:10 PM

Quote from: ggb8585 on December 07, 2022, 03:49:37 PM

Those of you with normal jobs, are you day trading or mainly long term crypto investors/ HODLers?!!

There are two things involved here;
1. You main job
2. Trading(passive income).

The former should be considered more important than the later. So you would try as much as possible not to let the later affect the former.
Apart from day trading you can also be trading intermittently. For example, when all coins are red you buy some coins of your choice according to your research and wait for someday or week when the whole market will move and cash out. I follow this up and make some gains.
Try make trading not to be time consuming so that it won't affect your job

Trading cant be passive because it does involved effort and time because if you do pertain that you are just simply holding your assets or coins in a certain period then you arent trading but rather you are investing.

There's significant differences among the two but do share up with the same motive which is to make profits but they do really differ when it comes to time frame on when you would be securing
your profits or cutting up your losses.

Having a job and having a trading activity would really be hard since this would involved proper time management.If you could able to bare that up
then i dont see anything problem with it.

That is right, day trading is not passing. What I described above is the strategy I suggested for op, which is investing in an intermediate period. It shouldn't be long time and it shouldn't be day trading. This will enable him time to study the market and also carry out his duties in the company.
But if he cannot it, he should try to make it passing by investing in a long time purpose with some percentage of his salary.
Apart from the physical stress, trading stress is worse, especially when you are on losses, you cannot concentrate on work.