Generally, gambling and trading could have just some similarities but they can never be the same thing and like I already said in one of my comment before, a gambler can actually handle training like gambling but it will definitely cause them to lose more than they should have won, meanwhile an expert in trading can take a series of trade without encountering any losses but a gambler who wants to handle gambling as trading can end up to lose more than they expect.
If it's really about the cashout options on gambling, it's not really the same thing with trading stop lose.
Actually, if it is considered similar, I don't really agree. Except for trading with leverage such as futures or options. Because spot trading we lose value when the coin goes down, while the number of coins we buy remains in our account and still same without any change until we sold it. This trading type is no longer considered gambling, but as part of financial management or investment instruments that are usually done both real and digital products.
In terms of their functions and features they really have no similarity, now if a person enters the casino and trading they both have something to consider and that is their willingness to lose in the industry they are entering to get a profit or rewards called.
In trading because this is a very broad issue, once anyone enters it they will choose whether they will enter in spot or futures trading to get a profit. If in spot it is really favorable for newbies but not in futures trade while in gambling whether you are new or old you really have chances to win big earnings if you are lucky.