Quote from: CageMabok on September 28, 2025, 10:44:39 AM

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Quote from: JayJuanGee on September 27, 2025, 04:58:50 PM

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They should be well aware that they are making huge mistakes, like making this trade and feel like it’s something that is ultimate in their bitcoin trading journey, which I think trading is never an investment, and if they feel it’s an investment then I must say it’s a huge gamble and a mistake on their own side and doesn’t know enough things about how to invest in bitcoin and it’s an ignorant act, well it’s totally a misleading approach on buying bitcoin with the intention of trading.

Those of you who already know and can differentiate between investing and trading should be willing to guide those who don't, not call them stupid. Because most people who trade by buying Bitcoin are still learning, and some of them still don't understand the difference between investing and trading, so they often think they're the same. In fact, the two are very different, so they still need guidance and a brief understanding of the difference between investing and trading. Bitcoin is indeed more suitable for long-term investment, and several major countries have already made Bitcoin a national reserve asset. This proves that governments of major countries have great confidence in Bitcoin because they already know that Bitcoin is the best asset currently.

As a Newbie, I found trading and investing almost similar at first until I started engaging in some activities and started discussing my inexperience with some good friends. I would say from my keen observation, trading is using the 9-5 approach on Bitcoin. You treat it as a job, you study charts and all that. While investing is you treating it as a side hustle. You put in some amount to buy Bitcoin, continue with other activities while you allow it rise to the point when you feel you can now sell for profit. It doesn't really consume your time, you don't have to do a lot of chart reading and all that. Just HODL till it rises(which it definitely would) then sell. Personally I prefer the investment approach, however different persons are also entitled to their preferences. The volatility and emotional instability that comes with trading isn't something I feel I am ready for yet... I am still single I wouldn't want to be terribly heartbroken before even meeting the right one