Are You Afraid of Trading?

[electronicash]

I don't have the data but I think it would be safe to assume that people involved in cryptocurrency are more into HODLING rather than trading. We prefer hodling all because we understand well the possible risks in trading, no matter how good its potential to make money. I am not saying though that trading is something we should not get into but for now we prefer hodling as it is more passive and we can choose to forget the coins and tokens we have and just visit them from time to time.

Now, I would be honest that I am actually afraid of trading as I am not yet equipped with the skills and the knowledge as well as the experience that I must go through to be a successful one.

Do you feel the same...or do you think this is NOT the right way to look at trading?

I agree totally with you that many people are actually afraid of trading because of risk factors involved as it can lead to lose of money due to the volatile nature of of crypto currency, when it comes to trading many factors comes to into play as your ability to read the movement of the market is key which has to do with your knowledge of trading these are some of the things that make people not to trade rather they only keep coins

holding is the easiest to do in crypto as long as an investor just buy BTC and wait for the bull run, he still could profit as much as they want. its always the bull that's the answer, its need time however the cycle needs time.

if you use the money you earn from campaigns i don't see why you will be afraid to trade when you can earn most of it again in time. but trading in spot market is way better than in futures market though. so its best to just stick to spot market til you learn and confident enough for leverage trading.

[satpol_PP]

That being said, the most common mistake is using the money you can't afford to lose. That sometimes amplifies your anxiety and makes you prone to more mistakes. I believe habit will help you overcome that too. When I first started lending or investing in start-ups some of them turned to failures, but nowadays I can approach things differently (it probably helps that I have more capital to spare too).

When I started to do the strategy of only spending the money I am willing to lose, sometimes I skipped the rule and fell into what you say, into anxiety, into everything that can cause stress, pressure, all this affected me, but of course because I couldn't get the discipline, currently I do, but when I take higher risks than I can afford to lose sometimes when I'm tired I lose a lot of focus and do loose operations, in the air, and that makes me lose, and that is something that even though I control my money willing to lose, I consider that my error is trading for more than 40 minutes and not having clear operations.

Emotional management is very much needed in DIC Rypto's trade because there are many things we must learn in Crypto trade. And we must always return to the initial plans and strategies if you experience anxiety in market changes. In trading we have to make an analysis and develop a strategy, although sometimes we change it because the crypto market conditions change but if we remain we can focus on reacting to it with a clear mind

[pieppiep]

I don't have the data but I think it would be safe to assume that people involved in cryptocurrency are more into HODLING rather than trading. We prefer hodling all because we understand well the possible risks in trading, no matter how good its potential to make money. I am not saying though that trading is something we should not get into but for now we prefer hodling as it is more passive and we can choose to forget the coins and tokens we have and just visit them from time to time.

Now, I would be honest that I am actually afraid of trading as I am not yet equipped with the skills and the knowledge as well as the experience that I must go through to be a successful one.

Do you feel the same...or do you think this is NOT the right way to look at trading?

I agree totally with you that many people are actually afraid of trading because of risk factors involved as it can lead to lose of money due to the volatile nature of of crypto currency, when it comes to trading many factors comes to into play as your ability to read the movement of the market is key which has to do with your knowledge of trading these are some of the things that make people not to trade rather they only keep coins

Indeed, Failure to trade on time may be occasioned by various factors, especially the high risk associated with cryptocurrency volatility. In dealing with these fluctuations of course it requires practica in attempts to read the market movement which for many is still a process of gamble.

However, one can decide to keep coins while gaining more knowledge of the market, which doesn’t make much sense. By doing so we remain open for getting potential profits while still practicing to feel more prepared for becoming more active traders one day.

[gunhell16]

I don't have the data but I think it would be safe to assume that people involved in cryptocurrency are more into HODLING rather than trading. We prefer hodling all because we understand well the possible risks in trading, no matter how good its potential to make money. I am not saying though that trading is something we should not get into but for now we prefer hodling as it is more passive and we can choose to forget the coins and tokens we have and just visit them from time to time.

Now, I would be honest that I am actually afraid of trading as I am not yet equipped with the skills and the knowledge as well as the experience that I must go through to be a successful one.

Do you feel the same...or do you think this is NOT the right way to look at trading?

I agree totally with you that many people are actually afraid of trading because of risk factors involved as it can lead to lose of money due to the volatile nature of of crypto currency, when it comes to trading many factors comes to into play as your ability to read the movement of the market is key which has to do with your knowledge of trading these are some of the things that make people not to trade rather they only keep coins

holding is the easiest to do in crypto as long as an investor just buy BTC and wait for the bull run, he still could profit as much as they want. its always the bull that's the answer, its need time however the cycle needs time.

if you use the money you earn from campaigns i don't see why you will be afraid to trade when you can earn most of it again in time. but trading in spot market is way better than in futures market though. so its best to just stick to spot market til you learn and confident enough for leverage trading.

I agree with what you're saying, dude. There are many people who do that if we don't want problems or stress, and it's really appropriate to just hold and then wait for the bull run itself to rally the price value of Bitcoin. This is really the best.

Then there's nothing wrong with trading; as long as you know you'll get a profit, do it, but if you're not sure about yourself, don't force it; instead,
stick to holding bitcoin or other assets.

[Baki202]

I don't have the data but I think it would be safe to assume that people involved in cryptocurrency are more into HODLING rather than trading. We prefer hodling all because we understand well the possible risks in trading, no matter how good its potential to make money. I am not saying though that trading is something we should not get into but for now we prefer hodling as it is more passive and we can choose to forget the coins and tokens we have and just visit them from time to time.

Now, I would be honest that I am actually afraid of trading as I am not yet equipped with the skills and the knowledge as well as the experience that I must go through to be a successful one.

Do you feel the same...or do you think this is NOT the right way to look at trading?

Well,I do get anxiety while trading and I guess that's normal.
Mainly because we are investors and literally,we don't wanna loose even though it's inevitable,we just don't wanna loose,I believe that's the way every investors mindset is focused on
Also,HODL is very common relating to your point of being almost risk free of losses.In the crypto space,we get many investors who HODL cause there's is a higher chance of earning more and being a bit risk free in that.I believe many if mot all investors are scared when making investments.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Unless you perform short-term trading or attempt to manage lots of assets at once, i don't see how people can't do trading while having trading job.

When trading long term, the big advantage is being able to react when the market goes down, and that is something obvious, but in 1 minute trading there is nothing to do, accept whether you lose or win, that is something and the result is immediate, so sometimes you have to know what kind of trader you want to be because the strategy is different for each time frame, obviously I don't see safer trading in the medium and long term, but more insecure and dangerous trading is in 1 minute, but the results are immediate, I think a lot of people do long term trading to avoid waiting for negative results and to be able to react when the market goes against them.

[bayu7adi]

Do you feel the same...or do you think this is NOT the right way to look at trading?

Yes, currently what I do is more dominant in holding too, initially I was very interested in daily trading, but several times I tried and the results were indeed very unsatisfactory, so I gave up...

In my opinion, daily trading requires more time to learn all kinds of analysis... it really takes up my time if I am a worker in a company... while with holding, I can still get profit by just holding... my favorite coin is still Bitcoin and indeed it is better for me than having to do daily trading which is too risky.

[jeraldskie11]

Now, I would be honest that I am actually afraid of trading as I am not yet equipped with the skills and the knowledge as well as the experience that I must go through to be a successful one.

Do you feel the same...or do you think this is NOT the right way to look at trading?

Feel the same way, if you're not equipped with the right skills in trading you should be worried. Not all traders who have skills are profitable in their years of their journey because there is no 100% win rate. And it's win rate will be affected by its emotion. How much more if the person who really don't have a skills in trading is ask to trade? Normally, they feel fear. We can't expect for them that their capital will last no matter how confident he was, as long as they don't have the right skills they will still lose.

[$crypto$]

Now, I would be honest that I am actually afraid of trading as I am not yet equipped with the skills and the knowledge as well as the experience that I must go through to be a successful one.

Do you feel the same...or do you think this is NOT the right way to look at trading?

Feel the same way, if you're not equipped with the right skills in trading you should be worried. Not all traders who have skills are profitable in their years of their journey because there is no 100% win rate. And it's win rate will be affected by its emotion. How much more if the person who really don't have a skills in trading is ask to trade? Normally, they feel fear. We can't expect for them that their capital will last no matter how confident he was, as long as they don't have the right skills they will still lose.

There is something interesting when talking about fear. I will start by talking about beginners. Usually beginners come into trading without fear. Because they do not see or know the risks, their focus is on profit.

Well, it is different with people who already have extensive knowledge and also skills or experience. Even though they know how big the risk is, they can still suppress that fear, because in trading, fear is also one of the things that can make our analysis not run well.

[jeraldskie11]

Now, I would be honest that I am actually afraid of trading as I am not yet equipped with the skills and the knowledge as well as the experience that I must go through to be a successful one.

Do you feel the same...or do you think this is NOT the right way to look at trading?

Feel the same way, if you're not equipped with the right skills in trading you should be worried. Not all traders who have skills are profitable in their years of their journey because there is no 100% win rate. And it's win rate will be affected by its emotion. How much more if the person who really don't have a skills in trading is ask to trade? Normally, they feel fear. We can't expect for them that their capital will last no matter how confident he was, as long as they don't have the right skills they will still lose.

There is something interesting when talking about fear. I will start by talking about beginners. Usually beginners come into trading without fear. Because they do not see or know the risks, their focus is on profit.

Well, it is different with people who already have extensive knowledge and also skills or experience. Even though they know how big the risk is, they can still suppress that fear, because in trading, fear is also one of the things that can make our analysis not run well.

The first time I learned trading through joining mentorship programs, I feel like trading is easy because I understand really well the strategy that they give me. I thought that as long as you can see the setup in the market you can make an entry but it's wrong, sometimes you are only mistaken by your own emotion that makes you feel you see a setup. Profitable traders, they have so much experience in trading and they can handle really well their emotions, they know that their losses are normal.

[smartaction]

Unless you perform short-term trading or attempt to manage lots of assets at once, i don't see how people can't do trading while having trading job.

When trading long term, the big advantage is being able to react when the market goes down, and that is something obvious, but in 1 minute trading there is nothing to do, accept whether you lose or win, that is something and the result is immediate, so sometimes you have to know what kind of trader you want to be because the strategy is different for each time frame, obviously I don't see safer trading in the medium and long term, but more insecure and dangerous trading is in 1 minute, but the results are immediate, I think a lot of people do long term trading to avoid waiting for negative results and to be able to react when the market goes against them.

To get good results from trading we must trade for long term. To be an experienced trader we must gain good experience about the market. If one prepares for trading without experience he will never be successful. So I think from trading  To be successful we must be experienced traders. If we invest time in short term then we cannot do well we must invest time in long term to do well.

[luckyledger]

Unless you perform short-term trading or attempt to manage lots of assets at once, i don't see how people can't do trading while having trading job.

When trading long term, the big advantage is being able to react when the market goes down, and that is something obvious, but in 1 minute trading there is nothing to do, accept whether you lose or win, that is something and the result is immediate, so sometimes you have to know what kind of trader you want to be because the strategy is different for each time frame, obviously I don't see safer trading in the medium and long term, but more insecure and dangerous trading is in 1 minute, but the results are immediate, I think a lot of people do long term trading to avoid waiting for negative results and to be able to react when the market goes against them.

To get good results from trading we must trade for long term. To be an experienced trader we must gain good experience about the market. If one prepares for trading without experience he will never be successful. So I think from trading  To be successful we must be experienced traders. If we invest time in short term then we cannot do well we must invest time in long term to do well.

Newbies don't get the truths that you spoke out, usually, and they lose their depos like fresh cakes.. A person should stay responsible on the market and keep his goals in mind, both in trading and investing.
Of course, it's better just to invest, not to try and trade - but there won't be as much potential that way.

[enoch_from_off]

The first time I learned trading through joining mentorship programs, I feel like trading is easy because I understand really well the strategy that they give me. I thought that as long as you can see the setup in the market you can make an entry but it's wrong, sometimes you are only mistaken by your own emotion that makes you feel you see a setup. Profitable traders, they have so much experience in trading and they can handle really well their emotions, they know that their losses are normal.

The theory is one thing, and the practice - is another.
Sure, even experienced traders do have losses, that's natural - it's how they handle such losses that makes them the way they are. They adapt, change tactics, and never give up. Also, the do risk management on the sessions properly.

[$crypto$]

There is something interesting when talking about fear. I will start by talking about beginners. Usually beginners come into trading without fear. Because they do not see or know the risks, their focus is on profit.

Well, it is different with people who already have extensive knowledge and also skills or experience. Even though they know how big the risk is, they can still suppress that fear, because in trading, fear is also one of the things that can make our analysis not run well.

The first time I learned trading through joining mentorship programs, I feel like trading is easy because I understand really well the strategy that they give me. I thought that as long as you can see the setup in the market you can make an entry but it's wrong, sometimes you are only mistaken by your own emotion that makes you feel you see a setup. Profitable traders, they have so much experience in trading and they can handle really well their emotions, they know that their losses are normal.

It is very natural that at first we think trading is easy when we first get to know or learn about trading. Because usually we will learn about the theory first, and to be honest it looks much easier.

However, after we trade directly, we will begin to realize that everything is not as easy as we imagine or what we have learned before. In practice, everything is more complicated, especially since it also involves emotions.

[alltalk]

Emotional management is very much needed in DIC Rypto's trade because there are many things we must learn in Crypto trade.

What is DIC Rypto? 
Emotional management is surely needed, it is actually the basic thing.
If a trader can't control his/her emotion, there is no way to succeed in trading.

And we must always return to the initial plans and strategies if you experience anxiety in market changes.

It is not a must to stick in the initial plan, specifically in trading. I think this idea will fit for investment.
IMO, trading is more conditional. Since we are expected to get fast profits in trading, we must use any way to fulfill it. It includes changing the plan/strategy.