Quote from: Don Pedro Dinero on April 09, 2025, 05:28:16 PM

Good luck to you my friend but you remind me of someone else and I hope you don't end up like him. Making trades with leverage and doing more than you set out to do has a lot of risk. Not only because trading and leverage are risky in themselves, but because no matter how good you are, the chances of making a mistake are multiplied. If you look at the thread of the bet that I linked, my opponent showed that he is a very good trader, but he ended up losing the bet by making a mistake making more trades than he should (in that case, he made a mistake on the wrong account, but it's a mistake like any other you can make in those cases).

I admire your friend's courage and self-confidence, the interesting thing is that when we put that courage into play, it seems like our luck changes, isn’t it? That's why I avoid bets like that based on word of mouth.

Quote from: dwyane36 on Today at 02:13:06 PM

I don't know if Trump realizes the consequences of his actions, but it's worth noting that yesterday's news of the 90-day pause came as a pleasant surprise to many traders. I think the lucky ones were those who opened a position with large leverage on futures on the Betfury site. Such users are sure to have a good profit now.

The key is to trade less but win big, so I don't do more than 3 trades in a single day when I have time. Yesterday I missed Bitcoin's rally. Just one tweet and in minutes, I missed the boat.

What's interesting is that when I win, I take some time off from trading, maybe just basking in my moment of glory haha Cheesy

Quote from: btcltcdigger on April 09, 2025, 09:31:23 PM

Profit is profit, don't let anyone tell you otherwise. Even if it's only few $, it's few bucks you got more now. Don't spend it all at one place.
I remember the olden days of highschool, making few bucks online sounded like heaven. Now it's just so easy for anyone to do it with the right wager

You're absolutely right, a good profit is profit in your pocket. Losing is part of the game, as long as losses stay smaller than the wins.