Quote from: LUCKMCFLY on April 27, 2025, 02:40:08 PM

Quote from: KiaKia on April 24, 2025, 12:35:13 PM

Where is the data that shows that people are leaving trading for gambling? Or you just made this up? Because gambling is more risky than trading, any trader that leave trading for any reason and go into gambling will lose everything.

I think the same, to do trading every activity "should be" planned and previously managed through plans, which should not have room for luck but everything happens with sufficient analysis for it to happen, on the other hand the casino, the games do not, everything is by luck, except for the derogative bets that in themselves should be done through a good analysis, at least it should be like that and not by luck, there should not be something felt, what happens is that the bearish market opens a door for some to say that take advantage of the casinos or raise or make more crypto in bets.

Despite the very large influence of luck on our bets in gambling, we should try to make them smoother, so that there are no sharp hills from the rise to the fall, at least I strive for this. And I want my bets not to depend on what is happening in the cryptocurrency markets, because it is better not to connect these things with each other. Still, I consider the markets as something where I can create a safety cushion for myself just in case and count on increasing the account in the end, and I consider gambling only as a place where I can slowly relax, controlling the risks and not increasing the number of bets when others would do it, especially during a bear market, when you need to be more prudent.