Can trading events offer more liquidity?

[hugeblack]

I have never participated in this kind of trading event, because it really frustrates me to see the final statistics that more professional traders are able to do with very crazy volumes...

To be fair, that's just the nature of the game. If people with lots of capital can't gain larger profit than small traders like us, do you think they'll participate in such events?

Such events are created to generate more liquidity, so it's only natural that they receive a larger amount of prizes. The problem lies in ensuring the transparency of such events, which cannot be verified, as many services make promises and do not even want to pay anything.

[LogitechMouse]

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Seems this is better than risking for nothing, I thought it required a lot to participate from this  exchange events; all traders needed to do is to reach the trading volume and qualify for reward.

Maybe this gives a better chance of adding more bags..hope it works?

Risking for nothing? Are you out of your mind?
You're risking your money to participate in these events for your information. There are 2 questions. How many are participating? What's the trading volume required in order to be qualified?

If you're a trader that has a huge capital, sure you can maximize these events, but if you're like me that's spending only a few bucks, participating in this events might be fine, but don't expect too much from it. At the end of the day, those who have higher capital are the ones that will get the most amount of money on these trading competitions or events whatever you want to say.

Yes, it will add some to your capital, but the question is, are you profitable in trading already? Or you're losing lets say $100 just to get a few cents from these competitions?

[SamReomo]

Participating in projects events like trading competitions might just be the way out while the market tries to recover from its dip.

Well, the trading competitions are only good for scalpers and they aren't for the traders who do deep analysis of the market. In some competitions only new coins that are launched on the platform need to be traded and those coins are quite risky as well.

[jeraldskie11]

Participating in projects events like trading competitions might just be the way out while the market tries to recover from its dip.

Well, the trading competitions are only good for scalpers and they aren't for the traders who do deep analysis of the market. In some competitions only new coins that are launched on the platform need to be traded and those coins are quite risky as well.

Indeed. We can't assure that we can make more money from rewards because it varies on the number of participants. Most of the trading events doesn't have good rewards if they give fixed amount. They just give $5 to $10 worth. But if the exchange have an event, usually they will not limit the participants, and you will only get higher rewards if you are ahead than the others funds, trades and more. So if a participants is below the average participants, we can't expect higher profit.

[Mr. Magkaisa]

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Seems this is better than risking for nothing, I thought it required a lot to participate from this  exchange events; all traders needed to do is to reach the trading volume and qualify for reward.

Maybe this gives a better chance of adding more bags..hope it works?

Risking for nothing? Are you out of your mind?
You're risking your money to participate in these events for your information. There are 2 questions. How many are participating? What's the trading volume required in order to be qualified?

If you're a trader that has a huge capital, sure you can maximize these events, but if you're like me that's spending only a few bucks, participating in this events might be fine, but don't expect too much from it. At the end of the day, those who have higher capital are the ones that will get the most amount of money on these trading competitions or events whatever you want to say.

Yes, it will add some to your capital, but the question is, are you profitable in trading already? Or you're losing lets say $100 just to get a few cents from these competitions?

          -     It seems like the difficulty is that we don't even know how many participants are participating in the competitions, and we don't even have any idea or knowledge of how much trading volume is required, when this happens you are really gambling without any certainty that you will get a profit back on your capital.

If this is the case, I probably won't participate, instead I would prefer to just do a normal trade on an exchange that is also trustworthy in this era, especially if you know for yourself that you have knowledge in trading.

[legend45]

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Seems this is better than risking for nothing, I thought it required a lot to participate from this  exchange events; all traders needed to do is to reach the trading volume and qualify for reward.

Maybe this gives a better chance of adding more bags..hope it works?

Risking for nothing? Are you out of your mind?
You're risking your money to participate in these events for your information. There are 2 questions. How many are participating? What's the trading volume required in order to be qualified?

If you're a trader that has a huge capital, sure you can maximize these events, but if you're like me that's spending only a few bucks, participating in this events might be fine, but don't expect too much from it. At the end of the day, those who have higher capital are the ones that will get the most amount of money on these trading competitions or events whatever you want to say.

Yes, it will add some to your capital, but the question is, are you profitable in trading already? Or you're losing lets say $100 just to get a few cents from these competitions?

I also don't like to follow an event, because my capital is small. In trading I prefer to focus on what I do with the little money I have.
Because I have confidence that if we focus on what we do by continuing to practice, we can also get consistent profits.
Maybe if my capital is large, I will also be interested in following an event in trading

[Blaze]

I also don't like to follow an event, because my capital is small. In trading I prefer to focus on what I do with the little money I have.
Because I have confidence that if we focus on what we do by continuing to practice, we can also get consistent profits.
Maybe if my capital is large, I will also be interested in following an event in trading

The management of a small account calls for more considerable astringency, and it is much better often to to that which is in the grey area of one’s control, quality and stable trading plan. Indeed, big events are more interesting, but they have all the potential to be more dangerous because they involve more risks that are likely to come out of the event if one lacks enough capital to withstand its uncertainties. Perhaps, if you had more money in your pockets, you would be more tempted to enter some events, but at the moment, it may be wiser to dedicated more time into honing the skills required and slowly build up your earnings.