Re: Traders or Gamblers? Most of Us Don’t Know Which One We Are
Let’s be honest — how many of us are actually trading and how many are just gambling with a chart open?
We set up indicators, draw lines, and talk about TA like scientists… but then enter trades based on emotions, Twitter hype, or the fear of missing out. The truth is: most people in crypto trading don't have a strategy — they have a hope.
Ask yourself:
– Are your trades backed by a system, or are they just reactions to price?
– Do you journal your trades, review them, and test improvements?
– Or are you just chasing green candles and rage selling red ones?
There’s nothing wrong with being a gambler — as long as you know that’s what you’re doing. But calling it “trading” while acting on gut feelings is the fastest way to lose your stack and blame the market.
So… what are you really doing? Trading? Or just playing a risky game in disguise?
Let’s talk.
At first, when I started active trading, I was really gambling and acting out of emotions. I remember my impulsive I was when I was losing in trading, I was immediately buying a new coin on Binance and then waiting for hours to see the price of my investment going up. I startedtrading during bull run and I was a little bit lucky because almost my every investment choice was profitable but I lost a lot of money later when I started trading with futures. I also noticed that once I took anti-anxiety pill and that day I traded very well.We set up indicators, draw lines, and talk about TA like scientists… but then enter trades based on emotions, Twitter hype, or the fear of missing out. The truth is: most people in crypto trading don't have a strategy — they have a hope.
Ask yourself:
– Are your trades backed by a system, or are they just reactions to price?
– Do you journal your trades, review them, and test improvements?
– Or are you just chasing green candles and rage selling red ones?
There’s nothing wrong with being a gambler — as long as you know that’s what you’re doing. But calling it “trading” while acting on gut feelings is the fastest way to lose your stack and blame the market.
So… what are you really doing? Trading? Or just playing a risky game in disguise?
Let’s talk.
Long story short, I changed my strategy and now I only invest when it's the best time for investment, I no longer chase profit every day and this works better than anything before. I've easily made 50% and 100% profits.