Can you trade as much as you want in Crypto currency??

[jeraldskie11]

Everyone has different abilities in understanding something, including cryptocurrency trading... if you really have a strong intention, you better find a mentor or establish a close relationship with a professional trader... it is indeed a challenge in itself, but believe that by having a teacher, it will make you understand the world of cryptocurrency trading faster.

Money management, risk management, analysis, and so on are sciences that can be learned in the world of trading... and practicing is the best choice, and what is better is to be accompanied by a professional.

I agree with you. Sometimes because we feel wasting the money that we will pay for mentorship, we prefer self learning and the money that would have paid will only be used for trading. But this is a big mistake especially when you are new to trading. Because instead of losing a little money, you will lose more than you pay for mentorship because you don't have enough knowledge for trading, and trading is not easy.

[Gurujebs]

I agree with you. Sometimes because we feel wasting the money that we will pay for mentorship, we prefer self learning and the money that would have paid will only be used for trading. But this is a big mistake especially when you are new to trading. Because instead of losing a little money, you will lose more than you pay for mentorship because you don't have enough knowledge for trading, and trading is not easy.

I think approach is very important and how we handle things, it's not necessary to pay money to learn something but if you pay for it, that doesn't mean it's bad. If you can afford it and you know you can pay for learning something, I don't see anything bad in it but as for me, I think there alternatives to learning and if you are serious about it, you learn without paying anything.

The mistakes some people make is that they think that trading is very easy but it doesn't looks easy as many people think. If it was that easy, I'm not even sure we are going to have tutors on YouTube trying to make money from ads. If you want to self learn, you must be ready and time, no need to rush things.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

We have the right and privilege of trading as we want in crypto, but what will caution us from doing more as we like is the outcome to many of the trades we are doing, because we cant afford to run on loss when we are trading and losing, this is inappropriate for us to see, it will still be the same reason that will be the determinant for our continuous efforts in trading or not.

[bayu7adi]

I think approach is very important and how we handle things, it's not necessary to pay money to learn something but if you pay for it, that doesn't mean it's bad. If you can afford it and you know you can pay for learning something, I don't see anything bad in it but as for me, I think there alternatives to learning and if you are serious about it, you learn without paying anything.

on the contrary, if serious then someone will be willing to spend money to facilitate their learning...free learning does exist, but it takes a very long time because there is no mentor...well you say YouTube provides many tutorials, but in some cases, copying tutorials from there cannot be done...

the thing that makes trading difficult is the lack of understanding of the direction and stages, maybe YouTube provides a little picture, but it is still not detailed enough...

[Faisal2202]

This is often due to people’s inquisitive attitude towards thing, especially when it’s something that’s generally accepted by the public. Well it’s not totally a bad idea to be inquisitive or want to confirm things for yourself and not jumping into conclusions due to the reports of others, experience they say is the best teacher, the way you learn via experience is totally different from how you learn from others so sometimes it’s important and more profitable to see things for yourself, and even things doesn’t turn out to be the way you expect it, at least you must have still learned one thing or the other from the experience.

I can't agree more with you on this and I was going to say I am inquisitive too towards things, but my personal experience has taught me it's not a good thing in obvious things. Like one of my friend's family, if someone has stopped me from one thing that is too obvious to end up as bad, I still give it a try and hope to get good. But trying them personally has made me more firm that we must be away from such things as bad company, or other things I can't mention here haha.

But we must give it a try to learn new things, and I continued my efforts in joining bounties even if my parents and others raised a questions about what good it would bring in the future I did not answer them and knew they did not have full knowledge of it so they are not so sure, and the result they are stating is not obvious. Thus, we must continue our efforts in learning new things and taking risks if it worths.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

But we must give it a try to learn new things, and I continued my efforts in joining bounties even if my parents and others raised a questions about what good it would bring in the future I did not answer them and knew they did not have full knowledge of it so they are not so sure, and the result they are stating is not obvious. Thus, we must continue our efforts in learning new things and taking risks if it worths.

There's a very huge difference between having the odds clearly staked up against you and people just being skeptical about something and hence trying to impose their skepticism on you, especially when it's obvious that they do not really have the full understanding of what you wish to do. Sometimes the facts are there and are very clear too, and when you overlook these facts and still push through, it could end in two ways, things may either take an unexpected turn or expected. But either ways, you get to satisfy your curiosity and inquisitiveness and get to learn something new.

[bitterguy28]

There's a very huge difference between having the odds clearly staked up against you and people just being skeptical about something and hence trying to impose their skepticism on you, especially when it's obvious that they do not really have the full understanding of what you wish to do.

people get skeptical because they do not fully understand this industry their pessimism is just the result of lack of information their ignorance makes them wary of all these new things so sometimes they just need to be informed give them a few resources and let them broaden their horizon if after all the teaching and they still do not approve of the industry and what we do without any valid concerns then there is nothing else we can do anymore

it is not really our responsibility to inform them but maybe it will help and make it even beneficial for crypto if more people weren't running on misinformation all the time

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

people get skeptical because they do not fully understand this industry their pessimism is just the result of lack of information their ignorance makes them wary of all these new things so sometimes they just need to be informed give them a few resources and let them broaden their horizon if after all the teaching and they still do not approve of the industry and what we do without any valid concerns then there is nothing else we can do anymore

it is not really our responsibility to inform them but maybe it will help and make it even beneficial for crypto if more people weren't running on misinformation all the time

What you said is nothing but the truth, and it’s just quite unfortunate that some people have these misconceptions, skepticism and misinformation of the industry simply because of the reports they got from someone close to them, and not even because it happened to them directly, such people may be very difficult to change their mind but yes, even if it’s not really our responsibility to try to teach them or impact the right knowledge on them, it’s still important to correct these misconceptions to avoid transferring the wrong information and dissuading the younger generation and those who are enthusiastic about the field and wish to get involved as it’ll make them to change their mid and possibly miss out on opportunities.

[Report]

As far as I'm concerned, trading in cryptocurrency must be limited and must know the rules because no matter how much capital there is, if the management is wrong, the capital will be lost or used up. Maybe if you trade cryptocurrency, if you have 100% capital, then 20% is for trading and 80% is for backup because you're afraid of the Dump price. Trading in cryptocurrency, no one can help if we make a mistake except ourselves with our experience.

[Faisal2202]

There's a very huge difference between having the odds clearly staked up against you and people just being skeptical about something and hence trying to impose their skepticism on you, especially when it's obvious that they do not really have the full understanding of what you wish to do. Sometimes the facts are there and are very clear too, and when you overlook these facts and still push through, it could end in two ways, things may either take an unexpected turn or expected. But either ways, you get to satisfy your curiosity and inquisitiveness and get to learn something new.

I can't agree more with you, and I am glad I went with my curiosity, and the only thing I sought was not the money but a whole lot of the crypto field opened to me, I started to understand things like how it works, and you know the things we experience when we are newbies. It just gives me motivation. I remember after 3 months I got my first payment from STC which was run by BD team. The project was good, and the reward was also more than $250, if I am not mistaken.

When we go with our curiosity we learn a lot of things and as you said even if it goes unexpected way what bad could happen.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

There's a very huge difference between having the odds clearly staked up against you and people just being skeptical about something and hence trying to impose their skepticism on you, especially when it's obvious that they do not really have the full understanding of what you wish to do. Sometimes the facts are there and are very clear too, and when you overlook these facts and still push through, it could end in two ways, things may either take an unexpected turn or expected. But either ways, you get to satisfy your curiosity and inquisitiveness and get to learn something new.

I can't agree more with you, and I am glad I went with my curiosity, and the only thing I sought was not the money but a whole lot of the crypto field opened to me, I started to understand things like how it works, and you know the things we experience when we are newbies. It just gives me motivation. I remember after 3 months I got my first payment from STC which was run by BD team. The project was good, and the reward was also more than $250, if I am not mistaken.

When we go with our curiosity we learn a lot of things and as you said even if it goes unexpected way what bad could happen.

In order to really benefit from cryptocurrency, whether the financial benefits or the knowledge and experience you get from it, you’ll need patience, I mean lots of it, because without patience you’ll be too hasty to jump into conclusions and thereby miss out on so many opportunities in certain cases. Some people think that crypto or Bitcoin is a get rich quick scheme and this is one of the biggest misconception newbies have about the crypto space and this often lands them into making impulsive decisions when faced with situations that only required patience to produce a fruitful result.

[smartaction]

There's a very huge difference between having the odds clearly staked up against you and people just being skeptical about something and hence trying to impose their skepticism on you, especially when it's obvious that they do not really have the full understanding of what you wish to do. Sometimes the facts are there and are very clear too, and when you overlook these facts and still push through, it could end in two ways, things may either take an unexpected turn or expected. But either ways, you get to satisfy your curiosity and inquisitiveness and get to learn something new.

I can't agree more with you, and I am glad I went with my curiosity, and the only thing I sought was not the money but a whole lot of the crypto field opened to me, I started to understand things like how it works, and you know the things we experience when we are newbies. It just gives me motivation. I remember after 3 months I got my first payment from STC which was run by BD team. The project was good, and the reward was also more than $250, if I am not mistaken.

When we go with our curiosity we learn a lot of things and as you said even if it goes unexpected way what bad could happen.

In order to really benefit from cryptocurrency, whether the financial benefits or the knowledge and experience you get from it, you’ll need patience, I mean lots of it, because without patience you’ll be too hasty to jump into conclusions and thereby miss out on so many opportunities in certain cases. Some people think that crypto or Bitcoin is a get rich quick scheme and this is one of the biggest misconception newbies have about the crypto space and this often lands them into making impulsive decisions when faced with situations that only required patience to produce a fruitful result.

Earning money from cryptocurrency is as easy as it is difficult. People who have good knowledge about cryptocurrency can earn money very easily. People who have no knowledge about cryptocurrency can never earn money. But don't rush for everything like no one.  If one wants to earn money by trading then he has to trade with patience. If we don't have patience we can never do anything good so we have to be patient.

[Rubel007]

Everyone has different abilities in understanding something, including cryptocurrency trading... if you really have a strong intention, you better find a mentor or establish a close relationship with a professional trader... it is indeed a challenge in itself, but believe that by having a teacher, it will make you understand the world of cryptocurrency trading faster.

Money management, risk management, analysis, and so on are sciences that can be learned in the world of trading... and practicing is the best choice, and what is better is to be accompanied by a professional.

I agree with you. Sometimes because we feel wasting the money that we will pay for mentorship, we prefer self learning and the money that would have paid will only be used for trading. But this is a big mistake especially when you are new to trading. Because instead of losing a little money, you will lose more than you pay for mentorship because you don't have enough knowledge for trading, and trading is not easy.

Spending on education should never be considered a loss. Rather if one spends on education it can be considered as an investment. When a trader gains trading knowledge, the number of mistakes he is likely to make will decrease. Sometimes traders are apathetic towards learning because they feel that spending money on learning means losing. But if a new trader hires a mentor for some learning and also spends for it, I think it can definitely be a positive aspect for him. Because many people make big mistakes due to ignorance and at some point lose their wealth.

[debra]

Sometimes because we feel wasting the money that we will pay for mentorship, we prefer self learning and the money that would have paid will only be used for trading. But this is a big mistake especially when you are new to trading. Because instead of losing a little money, you will lose more than you pay for mentorship because you don't have enough knowledge for trading, and trading is not easy.

There is no problem if you want to learn yourself (self-taught). There are many people who have no mentorship, I also have no mentors. As long as you can learn from valid sources, it can be acceptable. But if you learn from untrusted sources, it will be bad for you. I think everyone can get enough valid sources to learn nowadays. We have too many reliable sources, even we can get the sources in this forum to learn.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Earning money from cryptocurrency is as easy as it is difficult. People who have good knowledge about cryptocurrency can earn money very easily. People who have no knowledge about cryptocurrency can never earn money. But don't rush for everything like no one.  If one wants to earn money by trading then he has to trade with patience. If we don't have patience we can never do anything good so we have to be patient.

Not just trading. Every form of investment or earning opportunities in the crypto sphere requires lots of patience and diligence. Whether trading, or HODLing, or even airdrops and bounties, because without patience you might end up missing out on certain opportunities due to hasty and impulsive decisions that would’ve ordinarily required you to apply patience