The very first step is to accept your fear. You sound so ashamed about it, but you don't have to be! Fear is a natural feeling that we feel because in many situation it is useful to get us out of trouble. So accept that you will feel fear when trading, acknowledge the feeling, and focus your energies on making rational decisions. This is easier if you plan things out and force yourself to follow your plan despite the fear.

Sometimes I do falter, regretting I didn't sell at X point so that I could buy back at a lower price. It feels bad, but we cannot always foresee these things, so I try to just move on. I'm also actively avoiding panic selling.

It is hard to say right now the bank will trade crypto or not but it clear that some technology that blockchain offers make bank interested. JP Morgan open their lounge in one of the metaverse project. Also there was some positive news from some top bank about crypto integration. I hope soon this will be the reality.

I agree, nothing is certain but there are definitely reasons to believe banks will be interested in blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies. The most likely scenario seems to be the creation of CBDC's, from where I'm standing, though.

This is an interesting thought experiment. The incredible versatility of tokens and blockchain technology provides us with a whole new perspective on what the future may look like. It's just a little hard for me to imagine what things will look like because I see a lot of obstacles in the way of widespread adoption.

are ethereum and ethereum clasic same?. can i make token like erc-20 on ethereum classic network?.

thanks before.

No, Ethereum (ETH) and Ethereum Classic (ETC) are two different things, though the name can be confusing. ETC is a result of a hard fork.

I agree with most posters, I don't think Litecoin can overtake Binance or Ethereum. I think it would take a lot of changes on both sides for that to happen and it is not a likely scenario.

Traditional banks cannot die due to the emergence of cryptocurrencies, because they are under the reliable protection of states. And I don’t see any danger for them from the cryptocurrency side. Banks play a very important role in ensuring the functioning economy of every state. Cryptocurrency cannot perform all the functions that banks perform. Banks will certainly adopt from the cryptocurrency and its blockchain technology the most useful for them. However, their nature will not change. CBDC is a prime example of this. The banking system improves its non-cash payments, but the essence remains the same.

I agree with most of the things in your comment. However, I think CBDC's do inherently change the nature of cryptocurrencies. Sure, the underlying technology is the same, but the fact that they are controlled by banks takes away from their decentralised nature and the fact that cryptos are supposed to be "controlled" by its overall users.

Day trading has a little bit similar into scalping way in doing trade via exchange, only their difference was the risk in scalping is too high rather than day trading. While long term is good only if the coins hold is really right and has a potentials to give profit in the future but if it is wrong choice of coin, that is the disadvantage of it.

This is an adequate comparison. Day trading also comes with its own risks and it can be more taxing mentally since you need to spend more time on it. However, short timeframes are more suitable for making bigger profits on the long run, especially if you are starting out with a small amount of capital.