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Quote from: kawetsriyanto on February 06, 2024, 09:21:18 PM

Quote from: ifarted on February 06, 2024, 04:22:58 PM

It depends on the person who is trading. Some may stop trading not for a very long time while some stop trading for a long term which means they stop trading for a certain time but it would be longer than the first one. i don't have lots of experience in trading but I can tell that it is not easy to earn money trading because there's also risk just like when you investing in Bitcoin. The difference between the two is you have to trade your Bitcoin while investing is you stake your bitcoin on a platform ot by simply buying and keep it in your wallet which is called holding.

Indeed. If the person may feel bored, they probably will stop temporarily only. But if the person rarely got profits and mostly got losses in trading, they may feel tired and stop forever. So, I think it is about how the results of trading Bitcoin itself.

Sure, it is not very easy to trade because we must have knowledge and experience to understand how to trade properly. We also need to adjust our trading style because of the chance of crypto market trends. I have some experiences in trading Bitcoin, sometimes I got quite good amount of money. But when it is not profitable to sell the Bitcoin, I prefer to hold the Bitcoin. As long as we are trading Bitcoin before the bullrun season, I think it is very safe to hold the Bitcoin that we failed to sell. So, actually trading Bitcoin is not so risky if we trade Bitcoin in the right time.

It is different if we trade shit coins. If we fail to sell the shit coins at the right time, we may have no chance to take profits. There is no clear future of shit coins, so it must be sold as soon as possible when they have good prices. But for Bitcoin, we can feel no worried although it can't be sold, we still have the chance to sell in bullrun season.

Understanding the market's undercurrents matters more than trading when. The 'bullrun season' isn't a safety net; it's a phenomenon driven by several causes, not a tide to bank on. Bitcoin is robust, but timing alone is skating on thin ice.

Dismissing altcoins as shit coins shows a lack of market diversification knowledge. Though volatile, their payoff potential is bigger. Strategic portfolio management, not immediate discarding.

Trading Bitcoin (or any cryptocurrency) requires analytical skills, emotional control, and strategic insight. Actively dealing with the market's complexity is more than just'safe holds' and waiting for the bull run. Doing this turns danger into opportunity.

We do know that there are different types of investors or traders on which there are ones who do really hold off for long term and there are ones who are really making that active approach on which it would really be just that normal that actions been made would really be reflecting out on someones personal goal and approach towards trading. If someone do really have that kind of unfortunate condition towards trading
then they wont really be that making themselves that able to sustain for too long but rather they would be completely on stopping. We do know that not all who do get engaged with trading doesnt
really end up well on which it would be just that normal that you would really be basing up with your own choice.

Getting tired? its not tiring but rather it is really that something thrilling and challenging on which on the time that you would really be finding yourself
having those kind of struggles in trading but still could be able to handle yourself well then i dont see any issues for you to stop completely
but rather it would be best to proceed on.