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The Crypto industry is a very large space with different ways to enrich it's users which most of us here knows about. I once read a post concerning how we could make money in the Crypto world and various thoughts from different users triggered me to create this topic What aspect of Crypto is likely Gambling?
Most individuals compares crypto trading to Gambling, others compares crypto airdrops (P2E, A.K.A Tap-Tap) to gambling. While some still compare the likes of presales, ICO's, Investing in memecoins, pump and dump schemes etc to gambling.
Though most users do their personal comparison but in this present, what aspect of Crypto can be equated to gambling?
Your thoughts.
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The Crypto industry is a very large space with different ways to enrich it's users which most of us here knows about. I once read a post concerning how we could make money in the Crypto world and various thoughts from different users triggered me to create this topic What aspect of Crypto is likely Gambling?
Most individuals compares crypto trading to Gambling, others compares crypto airdrops (P2E, A.K.A Tap-Tap) to gambling. While some still compare the likes of presales, ICO's, Investing in memecoins, pump and dump schemes etc to gambling.
Though most users do their personal comparison but in this present, what aspect of Crypto can be equated to gambling?
Your thoughts.
- That comparison is something that we can't get out of the minds of other crypto communities, especially if the person comes from a gambling background and has no idea about trading, in which case they will immediately think that trading is like gambling.
They won't think that they are different especially if they both need to use money. But even so, in reality, trading can be considered a skill while gambling is not, because in gambling we know that even if you don't know anything about it, there are chances that you can win a big amount if you get lucky, while in trading you don't really need to study.
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We all know that taking risks is an integral part of the investment game. So since crypto is more volatile than anything else, its price fluctuates dramatically so its sentiment is almost always heightened. Similarly, people get a sense of risk from gambling so it provides two equal feelings in terms of risk. However, it would be wrong to call crypto completely gambling because even if crypto investments lose money so you will get some funds back, but after placing bets in gambling you will completely lose the funds you lost.
Gambling can make people suddenly rich and people gamble because they are addicted to the lure. In that case, you will get profits from crypto both small and large. If you have experience in crypto then you can make good profits but in that case, gambling is completely dependent on your luck so if you have good luck then you can profit from gambling.
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Most individuals compares crypto trading to Gambling, others compares crypto airdrops (P2E, A.K.A Tap-Tap) to gambling. While some still compare the likes of presales, ICO's, Investing in memecoins, pump and dump schemes etc to gambling.
Though most users do their personal comparison but in this present, what aspect of Crypto can be equated to gambling?
Your thoughts.
i think what you have mentioned are what can be compared to gambling but to me airdrops especially that of memecoins are the ones close to gambling adding to the fact that some memecoins do require you to play their games usually in telegram to qualify for their airdrops so to me that is the closest to gambling
some people might say that they are not playing the games for the fun of it but for the possible profit it may give and that to me sounds both gambling and participating in airdrop of memecoins
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The Crypto industry is a very large space with different ways to enrich it's users which most of us here knows about. I once read a post concerning how we could make money in the Crypto world and various thoughts from different users triggered me to create this topic What aspect of Crypto is likely Gambling?
Most individuals compares crypto trading to Gambling, others compares crypto airdrops (P2E, A.K.A Tap-Tap) to gambling. While some still compare the likes of presales, ICO's, Investing in memecoins, pump and dump schemes etc to gambling.
Though most users do their personal comparison but in this present, what aspect of Crypto can be equated to gambling?
Your thoughts.
speculative trading some how resembles gambling especially as it depends a lot on hype which gamblers do a lot to stake during gambling. Also, most crypto projects I have come across runs as virtual gambling platforms,in the sense that those invovled bet tokens with high hopes of winning as is also the case in gambling. In actual sense this is the game of gambling the difference is that users engage in it using digital tokens instead
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Speculation, this is the main reason why crypto trading and investing are also considered as gambling. Let's face it, many people buy some tokens without a strategy while thinking it would pump. Risk management or calculated risk is what separated investing and trading from gambling but that's not being followed by most.
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The Crypto industry is a very large space with different ways to enrich it's users which most of us here knows about. I once read a post concerning how we could make money in the Crypto world and various thoughts from different users triggered me to create this topic What aspect of Crypto is likely Gambling?
Most individuals compares crypto trading to Gambling, others compares crypto airdrops (P2E, A.K.A Tap-Tap) to gambling. While some still compare the likes of presales, ICO's, Investing in memecoins, pump and dump schemes etc to gambling.
Though most users do their personal comparison but in this present, what aspect of Crypto can be equated to gambling?
Your thoughts.
- That comparison is something that we can't get out of the minds of other crypto communities, especially if the person comes from a gambling background and has no idea about trading, in which case they will immediately think that trading is like gambling.
They won't think that they are different especially if they both need to use money. But even so, in reality, trading can be considered a skill while gambling is not, because in gambling we know that even if you don't know anything about it, there are chances that you can win a big amount if you get lucky, while in trading you don't really need to study.
As for the gamblers, I think that any of them that are well enlightened on both Trading and gambling will definitely understand that they are not the same. Even the addicted gamblers who are well educated and properly enlightened will agreed that gambling is not the same with trading. As a matter facts, gambling is 100% based on luck, while trading requires experience to navigate the the markets, like crypto, stock, FX or commodity etc.
Any arguments between gambling and trading activities, in my opinion, is baseless and I think that the experienced traders will not agree on this comparison or assumptions as most people may think.
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For me meme-coins have closest identity to gambling. They are suppose to be fun (fun token), there are huge luck and random factors involved. It is impossible to predict anything, and they have lots of common with "get rich quick and easy" thing. Risk factor is similarly huge and variable, as you can buy popular meme-coins and hold them for low risk, or blindly pick something and get a gem that will multiply spent money.
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The Crypto industry is a very large space with different ways to enrich it's users which most of us here knows about. I once read a post concerning how we could make money in the Crypto world and various thoughts from different users triggered me to create this topic What aspect of Crypto is likely Gambling?
I will say trading and investing on shitcoins, remember the linking word here is likely, so trading to some extent could be likened to gambling, but am not concluding that its gambling, but they have a similar risk for wining or losing as our money is involved on both, while going for meme coins and shitcoins we don't know much about is highly risky, because we are more likely to lose than making profits form such, this is just a comparison, but not a conclusion that crypto is the same as gambling.
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ICO,IDO, IEO, NFT, Memecoin and for the matter deciding to invest on any new project that doesn't hit the market is a big gamble but I won't say it is gambling, there is a difference between both but it is what close to what you are asking, high risk, high uncertainty, and often driven by hype more than fundamentals.
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The Crypto industry is a very large space with different ways to enrich it's users which most of us here knows about. I once read a post concerning how we could make money in the Crypto world and various thoughts from different users triggered me to create this topic What aspect of Crypto is likely Gambling?
Most individuals compares crypto trading to Gambling, others compares crypto airdrops (P2E, A.K.A Tap-Tap) to gambling. While some still compare the likes of presales, ICO's, Investing in memecoins, pump and dump schemes etc to gambling.
Though most users do their personal comparison but in this present, what aspect of Crypto can be equated to gambling?
Your thoughts.
These are the only things that comes up into my mind.
1. Futures trading
2. Dealing up with meme coin or investing into it.
I would definitely say that this will be that pertaining about doing gambling. Although you can be able to apply some analysis but still it will be that considered gambling
specially on futures with having that 100x leverage. Also investing into meme coins are considered to be that a gamble too on which bvasing up on the risks then this is something on which this will be that having that SPAM BANnce that you can make profits in the end.It all matters about ris tolerance and on how you do deal up with it on which if you arent that good when it comes on handling problems then that will be that a huge issue.
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The Crypto industry is a very large space with different ways to enrich it's users which most of us here knows about. I once read a post concerning how we could make money in the Crypto world and various thoughts from different users triggered me to create this topic What aspect of Crypto is likely Gambling?
Well the thing is gambling is already an ecosystem of it's own and crypto is just an alternative in that ecosystem. It's more like fiat was like a limitation initially based on the fact that crypto became more popular in this digital era.
Fiat casinos often implement crypto as both payment and withdrawal options because of it's wide range use coupled with the fact that that currency barrier is totally removed.
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If the general trend for all altcoins is bearish, then all long-term investments are losing money and more like buying the lottery in the hope of getting rich.
Short-term investments, however, vary depending on the investor, so they can only be considered gambling by newbie investors.
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If the general trend for all altcoins is bearish, then all long-term investments are losing money and more like buying the lottery in the hope of getting rich.
Short-term investments, however, vary depending on the investor, so they can only be considered gambling by newbie investors.
In some cases, there are similarities between crypto and gambling such as the expectation of profit as I said before. For example, people can make big money from crypto and gambling and some people even become rich suddenly. On the other hand, if you bet on gambling and lose there is a possibility of losing all your money. in that case, if you invest in crypto you will not lose all your funds and even if you do not make a profit you will get some money back by selling the coin. Also, if you consider the risk aspect then gambling is more risky because your funds will be lost in just a few seconds. However, in the case of crypto investment the funds will not be completely lost.
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the risking of your money is like gambling. investing is like gambling, you cold either lose or win.
but we don't normally see it that way because we are more likely looking it as investment. but this is just like buying something and expects this item is worth it or not.
but P2E are just platforms where users could play, you invest your time playing and hope the tokens you earn will have worth. yes you still gamble.
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The aspect of crypto that's mostly considered as gambling is trading. Just like gambling, trading heavily rely on speculations, again, the outcome of trading is also uncertain just like gambling. Another factor that makes many people consider trading as gambling is because it also triggers psychological behaviors like greed, fear, overconfidence which most times leads to impulsive decisions.
That said, it is worthy to note that trading is better and a very professional skill unlike gambling
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Honestly speaking, in everything we do in life there is an element of gambling involved and it is because we can never be sure of the outcome. We can either win or lose and in that scenario we gamble. However, if we go strict in defining what gambling is, many of the things we do in cryptocurrency space may not really qualify as such. Take for example, trading is not gambling but if one is careless and has no strategy utilized and would just depend on his emotions and hunch then what he is doing can also be a type of gambling. When one is investing with a memecoin without knowing the full details and without analyzing the parameters and just wishing that its price will go to the moon soon, then what one is doing can be gambling. When one is reckless in deciding on anything then there can be a gamble involved...one that can cost money and can destroy lives in the process. One element of gambling is addiction and that is one should be watching out for as addiction can come in many forms and sizes.
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The Crypto industry is a very large space with different ways to enrich it's users which most of us here knows about. I once read a post concerning how we could make money in the Crypto world and various thoughts from different users triggered me to create this topic What aspect of Crypto is likely Gambling?
Most individuals compares crypto trading to Gambling, others compares crypto airdrops (P2E, A.K.A Tap-Tap) to gambling. While some still compare the likes of presales, ICO's, Investing in memecoins, pump and dump schemes etc to gambling.
Though most users do their personal comparison but in this present, what aspect of Crypto can be equated to gambling?
Your thoughts.
The risk involved gives crypto a bit of a gambling feel, and honestly, everything in the investment world has that element. No one has a crystal ball, and no one can definitively say that any decision is completely risk-free. Maybe only death has no risk, it's definitely coming for all of us :)
Many new investors jump into the market with a gambling mindset. They don't know how to analyze projects or do technical analysis, and they don't understand the value of crypto. They buy tokens based on emotion and advice on TikTok. They rely entirely on luck, saying they're investing when in reality, they're participating in their own private casino.
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The aspect when someone decides to invest blindly and expects big profits in a short time on the investment made... it clearly relies on luck alone, without any calculations, the investor only needs the final result... this is very similar to gambling, right? Such a mechanism is not much like spinning a slot wheel, only the time period used is slightly different... when deciding to invest in cryptocurrency blindly, you have to wait some time to see the results, while when you gamble, you will get the results immediately when you place the bet...
Gambling relies on luck, and blind investment is the same... here the concept is the same, spending money at the beginning with the aim of multiplying it later...
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If you understand cryptocurrency very well then you would know that cryptocurrencies itself is a gambling no matter what, and like I know I would choose any part of cryptocurrency to be the best as all of them are gambling, the volatility of cryptocurrency is so high that we can't just predicts which coin is to do more better apart from bitcoin. Although there are other reputable altcoin out there that has gain ground to established very strong but we can't detects the futures of those coin, for instance; you can't tell what would happened on Ehtereum, BNB or any reputable coin out there. In summaries; Cryptocurrencies itself is considered as a gambling investment which we must only invest with the amount we can afford to lose without being so greed to make huge profits alone the line.
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The Crypto industry is a very large space with different ways to enrich it's users which most of us here knows about. I once read a post concerning how we could make money in the Crypto world and various thoughts from different users triggered me to create this topic What aspect of Crypto is likely Gambling?
I think this question answer will be the same to the others like in only one aspect trading will be at like gambling and that is only trading without having any knowledge I mean you don't have any skill on technical analysis, on the fundamental analysis and also you don't know the market psychology then how do you make any strategy for your trading? And how you will get the profit? How you will ensure your fund risk free?
So I think in this aspect Crypto or the trading is likely gambling.
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Speculation, this is the main reason why crypto trading and investing are also considered as gambling. Let's face it, many people buy some tokens without a strategy while thinking it would pump. Risk management or calculated risk is what separated investing and trading from gambling but that's not being followed by most.
No doubt @Zed0x, I have gotten such experience before... Buying a token without reason and feeling I am trading, no idea of what I was doing but I felt I was trading. And the outcome is always a loss, More like trading with feeling... Like one's feeling is what determines market trend.
But I strongly believe with a grounded knowledge on trading which I am currently working on will help my trading pattern.
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Speculation, this is the main reason why crypto trading and investing are also considered as gambling. Let's face it, many people buy some tokens without a strategy while thinking it would pump. Risk management or calculated risk is what separated investing and trading from gambling but that's not being followed by most.
No doubt @Zed0x, I have gotten such experience before... Buying a token without reason and feeling I am trading, no idea of what I was doing but I felt I was trading. And the outcome is always a loss, More like trading with feeling... Like one's feeling is what determines market trend.
But I strongly believe with a grounded knowledge on trading which I am currently working on will help my trading pattern.
When you do deal up with trading then on which of course you would be needing up that skills and knowledge on which in regarding on what you've been that dealing on with.
We do know that trading does need up those approach on which you cant just that having that dealing up with volatile space without having any preparation or having that readiness into the things that you've been that dealing into. There's no way that you can be able to find yourself that not be able to look up about into what are the needs that primary been that needed.
Taking up some actions without having that applicaiton about analysis and knowledge are considered to be totally a gamble on wihch its not that recommended at all.
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I believe in investing in something that makes someone think they would be earning a lot of money and putting every money you have in a single basket. That's definitely gambling for me. Additionally, not knowing something and still pushing through is a gamble.
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Presales is gambling unless you have inside access or private analytics systems that 99.9% don’t. Memecoins are highly leveraged social experiments without an no intrinsic map. Airdrop are behavioural bait systems. Tap-to-earn is literally behavioral gambling masked as “participation.” Some trading? If there’s no edge, no strategy, and you're just reacting to green candles on TikTok, you're gambling
Is that inherently bad? Not necessarily. The problem is that most are unaware they are gambling. That’s a failure, not a market one. If someone walks into a casino knowing the odds and still plays, that's informed risk. But when people enter a presale Discord and believe they are making long-term investments only because there is a roadmap JPEG and an overhyped founder? That's delusion
The crypto space is a mirror. Some come with spreadsheets, others with hopium. Both get rekt; only one learns something. The true question is then: do you recognise when you gamble and do you own it, or are you still employing "DYOR" to justify emotional bets disguised as “investments"?
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Speculation, this is the main reason why crypto trading and investing are also considered as gambling. Let's face it, many people buy some tokens without a strategy while thinking it would pump. Risk management or calculated risk is what separated investing and trading from gambling but that's not being followed by most.
I think that your comment is also very appropriate in this time. Someone can say trading and investment also be gambling in cryptocurrency market. Because we know that cryptocurrency market always depending on risk. So i think that, if we follow in cryptocurrency market and also trying to understand then it must be helpful for us. Because i think that if we carefully observe in cryptocurrency market, i believe that trading and investment will be easy solution for us. But i believe that gambling is also the luck, if we can be lucky we will be rich rapidly. So i don’t think crypto likely gambling.
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Futures trading on crypto is also almost the same as gambling because you only need to guess short or long, but the closest is binary options trading. In binary options, traders predict the price movement of an asset (such as crypto) in a specific period (e.g. 1 minute, 5 minutes, or more). If the prediction is correct, the trader gets a predetermined profit. If they go wrong, they lose the money invested.
And another thing that makes crypto like gambling is buying random memecoins according to trends that are not even clear at all who the developers are and how the team is. Buy memecoins and expect to go up 100x and that happens often, but more often it becomes a scam and a lot of memecoins are left behind.
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Concepts vary depending on the nature of people, so answers will vary depending on this.
In my personal opinion, cryptocurrency trading and cryptocurrency airdrops (P2E or tap-to-tap) are not gambling because trading relies on experience, knowledge, and technical analysis. Airdrops, on the other hand, are free, so they cannot be described as gambling.
While presales, initial coin offerings, investing in meme coins, pump-and-dump schemes, and the like can be described as gambling because they rely primarily on luck.
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Presales is gambling unless you have inside access or private analytics systems that 99.9% don’t. Memecoins are highly leveraged social experiments without an no intrinsic map. Airdrop are behavioural bait systems. Tap-to-earn is literally behavioral gambling masked as “participation.” Some trading? If there’s no edge, no strategy, and you're just reacting to green candles on TikTok, you're gambling
Is that inherently bad? Not necessarily. The problem is that most are unaware they are gambling. That’s a failure, not a market one. If someone walks into a casino knowing the odds and still plays, that's informed risk. But when people enter a presale Discord and believe they are making long-term investments only because there is a roadmap JPEG and an overhyped founder? That's delusion
The crypto space is a mirror. Some come with spreadsheets, others with hopium. Both get rekt; only one learns something. The true question is then: do you recognise when you gamble and do you own it, or are you still employing "DYOR" to justify emotional bets disguised as “investments"?
- I agree that pre-sales on coins are very risky, like gambling, when you yourself are not sure if you will make a profit from that. Because those who are successful in that matter are very rare. You are lucky if you are able to suddenly become successful in pre-sales.
As long as we always involve our capital that we are not sure but we continue, it can really be called gambling as if you are hoping that we will get lucky
with the investment we made in a pre-sales.
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The Crypto industry is a very large space with different ways to enrich it's users which most of us here knows about. I once read a post concerning how we could make money in the Crypto world and various thoughts from different users triggered me to create this topic What aspect of Crypto is likely Gambling?
Most individuals compares crypto trading to Gambling, others compares crypto airdrops (P2E, A.K.A Tap-Tap) to gambling. While some still compare the likes of presales, ICO's, Investing in memecoins, pump and dump schemes etc to gambling.
Though most users do their personal comparison but in this present, what aspect of Crypto can be equated to gambling?
Your thoughts.
Crypto is not gambling but if we do it without prior information, like with no information about how crypto works, we are doing trading that's like gambling but unlike gambling, trading with no information becomes more risky because in gambling no one is using knowledge they are playing luck vs luck but here one is trading with full knowledge and other is not.
This way the risk is more, counting tap tap airdrops gambling is a valid point for those who invests in such projects although now they all are dead by now. I don't find the same hype of such airdrops after the result of paws.
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The Crypto industry is a very large space with different ways to enrich it's users which most of us here knows about. I once read a post concerning how we could make money in the Crypto world and various thoughts from different users triggered me to create this topic What aspect of Crypto is likely Gambling?
Most individuals compares crypto trading to Gambling, others compares crypto airdrops (P2E, A.K.A Tap-Tap) to gambling. While some still compare the likes of presales, ICO's, Investing in memecoins, pump and dump schemes etc to gambling.
Though most users do their personal comparison but in this present, what aspect of Crypto can be equated to gambling?
Your thoughts.
A lot of things has a touch of gambling on it, buying cryptocurrency you don't no anything about is gambling because they can close down with every penny you have on it, the overall of all is the trading, though I don't no between buying non listed coins and traders who are the most risky ones because this one also has a high risk because you can buy and wait forever and nothing will be done by the company in respect to the development of the project, so actually all of them are risky but some are minimal, so is left for somebody to decide weather to avoid all the risk or take one.
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The Crypto industry is a very large space with different ways to enrich it's users which most of us here knows about. I once read a post concerning how we could make money in the Crypto world and various thoughts from different users triggered me to create this topic What aspect of Crypto is likely Gambling?
Most individuals compares crypto trading to Gambling, others compares crypto airdrops (P2E, A.K.A Tap-Tap) to gambling. While some still compare the likes of presales, ICO's, Investing in memecoins, pump and dump schemes etc to gambling.
Though most users do their personal comparison but in this present, what aspect of Crypto can be equated to gambling?
Your thoughts.
Everything you have mentioned is gambling indeed. Other I would personally add is altcoins bounty hunting, I have done plenty bounties over the years and handful of them were worth it, while most weren't.
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The Crypto industry is a very large space with different ways to enrich it's users which most of us here knows about. I once read a post concerning how we could make money in the Crypto world and various thoughts from different users triggered me to create this topic What aspect of Crypto is likely Gambling?
Most individuals compares crypto trading to Gambling, others compares crypto airdrops (P2E, A.K.A Tap-Tap) to gambling. While some still compare the likes of presales, ICO's, Investing in memecoins, pump and dump schemes etc to gambling.
Though most users do their personal comparison but in this present, what aspect of Crypto can be equated to gambling?
Your thoughts.
Everything you have mentioned is gambling indeed. Other I would personally add is altcoins bounty hunting, I have done plenty bounties over the years and handful of them were worth it, while most weren't.
Hahaha, I forgot to add that too... I have participated in some Altcoins Bounty but I've never gotten anything from them and there are no more Bounty projects presently like before mainly because of scams and trust issues.
Altcoins Bounty is indeed to be compared to gambling, more like these Airdrops and P2E games wasting much time making and submitting weekly posts and at the end it's all worthless.
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The Crypto industry is a very large space with different ways to enrich it's users which most of us here knows about. I once read a post concerning how we could make money in the Crypto world and various thoughts from different users triggered me to create this topic What aspect of Crypto is likely Gambling?
Most individuals compares crypto trading to Gambling, others compares crypto airdrops (P2E, A.K.A Tap-Tap) to gambling. While some still compare the likes of presales, ICO's, Investing in memecoins, pump and dump schemes etc to gambling.
Though most users do their personal comparison but in this present, what aspect of Crypto can be equated to gambling?
Your thoughts.
Everything you have mentioned is gambling indeed. Other I would personally add is altcoins bounty hunting, I have done plenty bounties over the years and handful of them were worth it, while most weren't.
I agree that most bounties are not worth the effort. I also feel this is a hard but important learning experience. Here you are not only looking for profit but likewise knowing which projects are actually good and which are just a gimmick. It isn't gambling because in gambling, you have no control of the outcome of the event, with bounties though you have the option to choose, not to join what questionable projects you see, we can study the team, and we can look at value. Once you approach it as an exercise of filtering and developing your intuition, in fact, it’s more about the excitement of the adventure than just chasing coins. You can gain a provision that is much more valuable but may not always be great results.
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The Crypto industry is a very large space with different ways to enrich it's users which most of us here knows about. I once read a post concerning how we could make money in the Crypto world and various thoughts from different users triggered me to create this topic What aspect of Crypto is likely Gambling?
Most individuals compares crypto trading to Gambling, others compares crypto airdrops (P2E, A.K.A Tap-Tap) to gambling. While some still compare the likes of presales, ICO's, Investing in memecoins, pump and dump schemes etc to gambling.
Though most users do their personal comparison but in this present, what aspect of Crypto can be equated to gambling?
Your thoughts.
Everything you have mentioned is gambling indeed. Other I would personally add is altcoins bounty hunting, I have done plenty bounties over the years and handful of them were worth it, while most weren't.
I agree that most bounties are not worth the effort. I also feel this is a hard but important learning experience. Here you are not only looking for profit but likewise knowing which projects are actually good and which are just a gimmick. It isn't gambling because in gambling, you have no control of the outcome of the event, with bounties though you have the option to choose, not to join what questionable projects you see, we can study the team, and we can look at value. Once you approach it as an exercise of filtering and developing your intuition, in fact, it’s more about the excitement of the adventure than just chasing coins. You can gain a provision that is much more valuable but may not always be great results.
Even if you do filter the best ones out there, result tends to be still hit or miss. I do agree bounty hunting teaching you a lot, and you eventually intuitively learn to avoid bad apples.
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Even if you do filter the best ones out there, result tends to be still hit or miss. I do agree bounty hunting teaching you a lot, and you eventually intuitively learn to avoid bad apples.
Yes it is very true that sometimes we tend to take our pick of what we consider to be the best and yet they do not measure up to par. The reason for this being is not that we are not careful enough but life is rarely as on planned or as simple as we anticipate. However, from all of the experiences that never met my expectation, there is something that I still possess till date, the ability to learn the art of discriminating. Little by little you will arrive at a state where without having to use too much effort you will be able to distinguish what is queer and what is normal. Due to the fact that knowledge of the greatest value is not inherent in the concept of anyone or received in the words of her advice, but in those injuries that are experienced personally. And you get to be even stronger from that stage, not because you cannot be wrong but because you understand how it is possible to rise again without having to pin the blame on the world.