If you know how to do a TA, then apply it to that context of the OP, they are two totally different areas, the only thing that brings them closer in comparison is the risk.
It's like comparing water polo to football.
I believe that the risk in trading or gambling is equal if you lack strategies or skills. Therefore, the key point I'd like to discuss is that we can apply many established skills to trading, more so than gambling, which leads to a higher probability of success. As a result, we have more famous traders than gamblers.
And it’s hard for me to somehow compare spot trading and gambling, these are too different things. The fundamental difference is that gambling is for fun, while trading is, in a sense, work.
I see a significant distinction between spot trading and gambling. In my opinion, spot trading leans more towards investing than trading. There's a famous saying: 'You don't lose if you don't sell,' illustrating the concept of being a strong holder

. And this approach isn't applicable to future trading or gambling."