Trading is basically a risky victory, so to develop yourself as a trader, you need to have a lot of analysis and a lot of knowledge about the market. Still, there will be a lot of risk here because no one can ever make a guaranteed prediction. That's why I am not interested in trading myself. And I always advise everyone to refrain from trading. Holding only Bitcoin is the most sensible thing to do. Even though Bitcoin is a very strong currency, I don't like anyone trading Bitcoin. So I don't understand what kind of trader I am haha
@JISAN, you're probably a long-term trader or position trader like me. We both have to buy BTC and hold it for the long haul, possibly for many years or many cycles.
I don't have investment advice for others, and I think it's necessary for people to trade BTC to maintain the liquidity of this market. If no one sells BTC, I won't be able to buy BTC and vice versa. The value of BTC also depends on the liquidity of this new asset: if the liquidity isn't good, fewer people will dare to invest in BTC.
I really enjoy trading, it's like a serious game involving data, psychology, and the market. However, because my abilities are still very limited, I haven't been able to turn my understanding into profit, so I'm temporarily staying out of intra-day trading. In the distant future, if I have enough skills, I also want to become a pro-trader across multiple timeframes to take advantage of more opportunities in the market, and I might even consider using leverage in Futures when necessary.