Trading with bitcoin is a very big mistake for anybody, not just newbies, it shows lack of patience, but beyond that, it also shows complete lack of understanding of how bitcoin works, its not a get-rich quick scheme, it's also not some kind of a magic trick where you wave a wand and the price jumps up on your order, it takes time and should never be used as a source of getting quick cash, this has made many people bankrupt and is still doing so to people who are refusing to understand that bitcoin market it for investing not trading, if a person is deciding to trade with shitcoins, that is their business as is the losses the will accumulate in the process, but never go into bitcoin with the intention of trading.
If we look at the data between traders and investors who are successful with their respective jobs, of course there is still a higher percentage of traders who fail than investors who are unsuccessful because on average almost all Bitcoin investors always manage to make a profit as long as they can be patient for several years by continuing to run their investments routinely. So we can conclude that trading with anything including Bitcoin is a step that contains a higher level of risk so it is very natural for some people to avoid trading and prefer to just make investments without having to bother their heads to keep looking at price charts in the market for Bitcoin or other coins.
It has pretty much been established that investing is more profitable than trading in bitcoin and as such people are rarely advised to ever trade with their bitcoin assets but rather to keep investing in it, this has on for years now and the reason it hasn't failed is because the bitcoin market fovours investments and investors alike.
I think it is mostly greed that make some people make the decision of trading Bitcoin rather than investing and holding. They believe that investing is too slow and will not give the kind of fast profits they want hence they need fast way of making the profits and trading is one thing that looks like it holds the answer even though in the end it is not always as easy as it seems. Trading is very risky and something not meant for those who are not ready to lose their money. Investing on the hand, is more reliable in the sense that it gives the assurance of profits when held for a long period of time.
Greed and impatience alike, most traders believe that Bitcoin's waiting period is too long and the profit too slow, this makes them keep trading their assets rather than holding for long, they don't like waiting and are only interested in making quick money that's why they keep trading rather than investing.
Looking at some insights analysis of different between an trader and investor in the Bitcoin space note this about traders they Carrie's inherent risk leading to higher percentage of unsuccessful trader compare to investors, while been a investor you must learn how to hold for a long period of time and also Bitcoin are having several years often reap profit, highlighting the importance of patience and hold strategies, While you are an trader you must constantly monitor the market. As an investor you don't always need to consistently monitoring price chart.
I disagree with you that investor do not make it big, remember Bitcoin investment is like you having a share in one of your traditional , you don't expect a share holder to buy a shares and within three months you sell it out, that does not tell well of you being a shareholder,how much profit would you have made before sell it off, no profit at all but if you had waited longer for like 10-15 years before selling off your shares ,you could have made a huge profit from it, imagine those that bought Bitcoin 2023-2024, the prices at then was lower than now ,so you can check the difference and know how much the Traders must have missed within this period of an investor accumulating in his portfolio .
I'm trying to understand you statement especially since its a quote to someone someone else's post, you disagreed with Mr Reporter, but you are basically saying the same thing he said, you are both saying investors make profit from bitcoin because they are willing to wait for long and not sell as quickly as they are buying, so you disagreeing with someone and then making the same point as him is too confusing.