Quote from: batang_bitcoin on May 15, 2025, 08:47:13 PM

Yes, we have to count each buy and sell that we do. Because if you're not going to put that into account and you're just recklessly doing those things and you're not tracking your gains and losses, what's in it for you? Although there's nothing wrong if someone doesn't do that but you have to practice accounting in that part because you'll be solely responsible for every action that you do and all of the gains is props to yourself and none other than. So, for most traders that understands the market, they're aware of the happenings in the economy as well because it's a good track to follow that's moving the crypto market too.

The world's affairs are the things moving the market more because the president of the United State is pro Bitcoin hence anything that happens has an impact on the market. Before this wasn't what was happening but now that president Donald Trump has taken over, we should be expecting him having more impact on the market. This isn't his fault but the fault of the community because we gave him all this power. He was already going to be a powerful president but that won't have had an effect on the cryptocurrency market. There are opportunities in active trading but it's not for everyone. People that aren't experienced shouldn't participate in active trading. What they should be doing is to be trading occasionally untill they have perfected a strategic approach they'll be using when they want to trade.