agreed, if we have to have a mentality in gambling where we have to be ready in all conditions, where when we win we can control our finances so we can share how much profit we will keep
and if we lose, we have to have a very strong mentality. Normally, if we lose, our explosive emotions will hurt people around us, whether it's just words, but really the mentality we have to have is good and strong. If we lose, the conditions are different from if we win the bet.

Conclusion: Trading is not the same thing as gambling, but if you want to handle trading as gambling, it's just your choice.

From what point of view would anyone say that, because it is clear that dicrypto trading is the same as trading in general, where there are sellers and buyers, where the selling and buying prices have been agreed upon by both parties, to gain mutual benefit,
If gambling is obvious, we just hope for luck to win, and guess at prices and points

neither for me. because I'm the type of person who can't wait to monitor the market in trading, and I don't really think about making a lot of profit as long as I've made a profit of 10-20% of my initial capital, I usually let go of the coins I have, I don't want to be greedy because I've had bad experiences with hold high prices and it turns out that you don't get profits but lose without being given the opportunity to make money

Not only costly but risky too, because people don't want to get fooled, and if you're living a fake life especially if you associate yourself with people who are considered high profile they think that you have a bad intention by not showing who you are.

So live a true life and show your true colors and what you have, people love and be friends with people who are true to themselves.

By TV, you mean trading volume right? I don't think that's surprising considering how many aggregators or websites like Coingecko use that metric to show how reliable the exchanges are. Higher trading volume means higher liquidity, so anyone can trade without fear that their order will significantly affect the market. Let's say you want to sell 10 BTC, you'd like to sell it on an exchange that can handle such volume without affecting BTC price too much or you will lose some profits from selling them. You need to see their liquidity to find an exchange that can do that, which probably means looking at their volume, order book depth, etc.

Obviously you should not put all your focus on trading volume, but for exchange it is a simple marketing strategy that works and quite cost-effective so they keep doing that. CMIIW.