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During the situation around the world where low payed jobs more people looking for opportnuties to work online.
And crypto is one of them options
Future trading is one of the most popular ways to make full time income.
Ifyou dont know how to trade good use good signals for spot and futures trading right now many people become traders.

Are you full time trader ?

Using signals is not great for trading because, the more people that follow them, the more chance they have of becoming pump and dump schemes at least.

I think it's a good side income and I know a lot of people that have gone into trading or asset management type jobs full time, I don't think it's as successful that way though and would be more stressful than something you can just set and leave.

Also futures trading is not a good place to start, you need to work out the kinks in strategies on spot markets to work out the best way to avoid losses (even if you can't make much money in spot, you also can't make high losses).

Its situational actually because not all does have the time and the money to invest on thats why some do decide on making out some spots or swing trades rather than on day trade or scalping.
For future or leverage then it is something risky and not all would really be that gambler like mind and not something newbie could handle with. Making it as a full time job
would really depend on certain individual if they could sustain it for long term then why not?

Means of making income? It can be means of losing (all your) income too. Newbies can like to go for high leverage like 10x to 100x, 5x leverage is even still high but what do comes to the mind of newbies is to try to use high leverage and thinking they will gain than lose. Newbies do not even trade, they are gambling with market, they will lose and depressed.

You can read this topcic:
What Can Happen If You Want to Trade Cryptocurrencies, but You Don’t Know How? (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5362037.msg58019616#msg58019616)

The best advice you can be given is to use the amount of money you can afford to lose. Make use of low amount of money to trade. Beginners are always losing, it takes time before you will be able to make profit. Some people will trade and make losses than profit even irrespective of how old they are in trading.

Do not see trading as investment or as a means of making income, this can even create a poor mindset in a way you will be setting goals that may not be achieved.

Be patient, if you scalp and day trade and continue to lose, you should know it is high time to swing trades or just hold. Avoid shit coins.

I am not a full time trader yet, but I have got to be honest with you. Trading isn't as easy as it may seem to a beginner. I do trade whenever I see an opportunity which has helped have a steady flow of income, though it's not guaranteed that I have to make a profit in every trade. Some of them end up as losses.

1. Trading futures is a no-go area for a beginner. Unless if they have some little money they can afford to lose to play with
2. Avoid trading signals. Most are either scam or pump and dump schemes
3. Trading spot in a bull market is the best thing scenario that can happen to a trader who is a newbie

It's a bad idea to start releveraging your positions. Put your liquidation price far enough away so it's a price you don't expect to be hit (or has a chance greater than 1 in your leverage time 2 - eg to set something at 10x leverage there should be at least a 1 in 20 chance you get liquidated).

It's not fully about whether something will go somewhere though it's how likely it will and won't if you're going to try to trade that way and how likely it is you'll end up longing a top or shorting a bottom (this is generally where tecgnicla analysis/support v resistance is handy).

It's also the fastest way to lose money. Especially for the newbies that have been hooked into it through words and not by experience, they're going to lose a lot of money because they don't know how it works and how quick money is being made and being lost with it.

That's not enough for futures, even you get the best trading signals. Being known and familiar to futures trading is what makes someone make money from it and not depending on others.

I am not.

If trading becomes more effective for them then why not trade full time?
We are all want to have a good source of income where there is enough money for us to support our family and even if the cryptomarket and trading is risky, someone will always take that risk with a hope of winning on this market. I’m not a full time trader but I’m still making money, its just that you have to work harder to analyze the whole situation of the market, trading is not an easy job at all.

Low paying job forces people to look for other source of income, and trading crypto can be a good source as well but it requires a lot of work and this is not an easy money.

If living pay check to pay check, I’d rather not to quit my stable job even if it pay low and better for me to have other source of money. Beside, being a full time trader doesn’t mean big money, you still have to be good in trading before you make money. So I choose to be a part time trader, while doing my work daily and so far its effective for me.

This is true!

This is the main reason on why people been looking for alternative jobs because their main source of income isnt really just right nor ample on their current living which it is just normal for people to seek for another
chances for them to earn more.

Majority are making trading as a side job rather than on making it full time.It isnt necessary to be a full time trader though but if you are earning big which is sufficient on your needs then
why not on making it as a main source?

At the time when people stayed at home during the covid-19 crisis, they are looking for an online job. Looking for an opportunity online like trading can be their choice, especially for those who can afford to lose their money, and are willing to learn about this. Yes, you can see a lot of people turning to full-time traders, and this shows that trading is profitable but risky which it makes others quit as well.

As you can see online advertisements, you can see a lot of trading promotions, and one reason why it becomes more popular at this time. It is a thing that happens that people are sourcing out to earn more, and not just reliant on their job alone. Mostly they consider this as a part-time job, and this is what I do by now.

Trading isn't a job for me and this is also isn't a stable source of income, it might be you will win now and have a big loss in the future.  Nobody knows how much you can get profit if you meant trading is good for living.  I rather not quit my job even it has a low paycheck, it serves as a source of your capital once you have your salary monthly.  You can still do trading even you didn't have full-time on it, and there's scalping trading that consumes less time and also less risk than the full-time trader.

People think that trading is very easy to make money, but in fact, it wasn't.
Trading is those people who can afford to lose money and in the first place, if your way of living is trading, that's a very crucial part of your life.

Trading is a good way to make a living, but everyone can't be successful out of it. Rather than depending on market signal providers, we should know how to predict. Another thing big capital is a required one, only then it is possible to make a living without getting into big risks. Trading has got risks, and to overcome the same we need proper learning.

Never consider trading as a way of getting rich, some might get lucky to make big profit as a gamble. This won't happen with every user.

Not yet. I only do a trade if I have enough time to focus on the computer but most of the time when I was OFF on my job.

I would say that trading can be a good source of income if you are also good at this and before deciding to become a full-time trader please see to it that you are fully prepared. You can see it based on your gaining performance coz that will tell you if you are ready enough coz if you are new at this, I advise not to think about FULL-TIME. Knowledge and Experience are very important to know if we are capable enough to do full-time otherwise, part-time trading may suit us.

During these days, it's really difficult to live if you have just one source of income especially if that one source of income is not that high producing income, especially with the high inflation in different countries started, it is really must to add multiple sources of income.

That's why cryptocurrency investing or trading is starting to become popular with other people because first, it's easy to access, you really don't need some verification to start trading, just create some exchange account and do some basic KYC and you are all good.

First, very few traders can earn net-profit. They can earn short term, temporary profit which will be eaten by loses later. In general, eventually they have net-lose.

Second, trading is not for all and future or leverage trading is for less people. If anyone say leverage or future trading is a way for everyone to get rich quickly, ignore them. In basics, it is similar to trading but happens at faster rate. Get rich more quickly temporarily and get poorer then bankrupted more quickly.

I imply that with trading, most of us get net-loses but with future or leverage trading, most of us will end with bankruptcy.

There are different kinds of traders that are thinking applicable to almost everyone like

• Individual Traders
• Institutional Traders
• Algorithm Traders
• Advisors

If I were to choose it, I'm an algorithm trader that lets a program trade for me, and I know that I will only select a good bot like Gunbot (https://gunbot.ph). So technically, I'm a full-time trader while just letting a program trade for me.


Maybe you are talking about advisors? They provide signals and sharing of ideas towards their selected asset or something.

For now, people who have lost their jobs in the real world are trying to find work opportunities online. And along with the development of crypto which has become more widespread, these people see crypto trading as a way to earn income. Many of them use the shorthand way of subscribing to the trading signals provided by others in the hope that they can make a profit.

If they never learn about trading and only rely on trading signals from others, that doesn't necessarily give them a chance to profit. I am not a full-time trader, maybe you could say I am a part-time trader because I don't have much time to analyze market movements. But I don't use trading signals because I have bad experience with trading signals.

I don’t think so that it’s just 100% sure. I mean we don’t have proper source for this. The worlds stock and share market traders are still the leaders in the world and that can not be replaced by any other trading market and not crypto can overtake it by number of traders. In fact crypto holders are not even close to that of stock traders around globe.

The data can not be verified for the crypto traders. Plus there is also observation that people start moving out of trading as soon as they find out about its volatility and how it’s damaging the profits. So without source nothing can be confirmed here.

Unfortunately, most newbies don't want to hear that. They want it on the quick side, forgetting that even those who provide signals aren't 100% certain of what they predict will happen. They shouldn't think that seeking signals is a shortcut to becoming successful at trading. They ought to know that it's better to learn the technicals of trading and get accustomed to the basics than rely on another person to present it to them.

Trading should be treated as a profession that deserves learning and not as a Get Rich Quick Scheme.

Future, options even leverage trading is like a gamble so don't choose it if you don't want to go bankrupt, go for the spot trading even if you are going to try day trading the traditional way of spot trading will give you an jdea about how it works and make you to realise that you can't simply make money just like any other job.

Well, am not a full time trader but am currently looking or planning towards becoming one, I understand when more people begin to take crypto trading as their full time job, and most especially, in my country here, things are really hard, no jobs anywhere, many businesses are struggling to keep afloat, some are even laying off workers in other to bring monthly expenses down, and the worst part is that, as the country's economy is going down, everything is becoming increasingly expensive, so in a situation like this, one have to look for other ways to earn money and not just depend on business profits to survive, so personally, I looking into going into crypto trading full time, am just waiting to gather enough capital and enough knowledge too, (though knowledge is never enough.)

In order to become a successful crypto trader, you need to have knowledge and skills, constantly research and search for all events that can affect the market, read until the eyes and head hurt from all the news, numbers, and charts! Then the ability to analyze it all and come to a conclusion... Following trading signals seems a lot easier for newbies and they turn to that, but there's no profit without some hard work, at least in the beginning!

I'm not a full-time trader, I don't see myself in that! It's not easy as some people think it is! I like to trade mid and long-term, it doesn't take a lot of time and effort, I would say the most important things are strong hands and patience, top coins make big swings and it's not so hard to make a profit if you wait long enough for buying/selling them!

I see trading mainly as a fruitful activity to do, and it serves as a side income for me and not a full time job. And I am not even looking forward to it being a full time job replacement for me. Yes, I can make good income from it, which I already do, despite the risks that are involved, but it’s still a side choice because there are other major things that I do.

For people who make it a full-time job, it’s not a bad choice, I think it’s a really cool choice to make, as long as you can deal with the risks that cons with it and not easily give up. And moreover I don’t think that anyone who has chosen as a full time job is someone who doesn’t have experience; they must have studied it for a long time and also have good experience and skills to go with it, and enough capital.

Yes, of course I do crypto trading for a certain period of time, but for now, I have not traded for types like Bitcoin, etc.

I trade on crypto ETFs, such as: BTCDOWN, ADADOWN, BULL and many others, in my opinion, with the current crypto market conditions, so the ETF option is a good signal step I do in trading, for now.

As long as I trade in Crypto ETF types, I have a good profile, because crypto ETFs are counterintuitive, maybe I will wait for my new normal Bitcoin to continue as usual.

Anyone that is choosing to be a full-time trader has to be full knowledgeable on this. If you’re not, no matter what you decide to choose, you’re always going to keep on losing your money and no matter how hard you try.

And that’s when it becomes a pure gamble, because you have no clue about what you’re doing, you can’t even analyse the market and you’re just picking your options and not having any reasonable idea on what might possibly be the outcome of the option you have clicked and you’re just sitting there counting on luck to shine on you. That is not how trading works, you need to learn at least before you can make it full-time.

Despite the way someone trade, whether full time or not they must be fully knowledgeable about what trading is and how they can make profit from it. If you don't have the proper knowledge, you will end up still in losses no matter that you become full time trader or not. In trading, knowledge of it is very important like to know the terms, leverage and the rest and to apply them proportionally.

well yes through trading you can make income but its not that so easy like what you think guys especially futures trading as it more risky than spot trading because of liquidation..

And i don't agree when it comes joining trading signals if you don't have knowledge about trading because it still the same, i mean the risk since you don't have any idea if their signals is accurate and the people behind has a good winrate.

For me much better to get a trading course from popular traders that has proof of good history, because on that way you can obtain specific information how trading really works and you can assure as well after all the efforts you can make good results afterwards in trading. Unlike signals that literally a gambling!

I am not a full-time trader, but I may trade depending on market movements. If the market is going down, I buy and hold it for a while until the price goes up, then I sell, and I do that continuously. If the price isn't going up in a few days, I'd still hold the coin, and maybe I'll switch to another fast-moving coin. But if the market conditions are not suitable for buying or trading, I tend to watch the movement while analyzing. I'm not trying to use signals from other groups or people to trade, but I will analyze them further to see if I can buy or sell.

It is common practice among people to get into to freelancing kind of work when there are are less job opportunities in their countries; after pandemic situations, worldwide job loss rate is keep on increasing which must be the one of the reason why people are switching into crypto trading either for part time or full time. As long as they are able to find a living out of crypto trading, I am not finding anything wrong with this kind of trend.

But the common opinion about crypto trading is like "too volatile to predict about the direction of market". People may find hart time in their beginning times with crypto trading but when they are able to sustain along with their hard work then I appreciate everyone's effort for getting into crypto trading.

The biggest sector that boomed was healthcare and keeping telemedicine aside, this is one job that cannot be done online and considering the pandemic going on, carried a huge risk to workers too. IT is not everything in the world. There are daily wage workers too.

Nope. Crypto is a speculative market and a currency in the first place. It carries its risks and it is not a steady income.

Popular does not equate to Profitable. Most of the futures and options traders enter into these markets with half knowledge and low experience. Exchanges will profit because the user is giving them their money, but most people will lose money.

Signal groups are not to be trusted, learn how to read charts and place orders. Anything other than spot trading is a gamble and not a daily income.

I trade at long ranges. Buy low and sell high, but I dont check prices every few minutes, maybe a couple of times per day. Does that count?

If you have a lot of experience being a full time trader could be very profitable but based from what you have said that people are shifting from physical job to online job then I am not sure if futures trading is one of the option since it is a very risky and should not be considered as an alternative to real job.

Why does many people think that trading is job, for me a job is where you are going to earn a stable profit. In trading you have the risk to lose it so why does you call it a job?

Buy and sell that is the concept of trading so anyone who understands this can become a full time trader but making consistent profits will decide whether they will retain or give up, eventually most will be on the losing side because they are pretty greedy so their emotions comes into play while making decisions and other set of people never thought about the negative circumstances.

I would guess that the ones who are against full-time trading as a profession if you are not a professional, are the people who are afraid of the possibilities. I mean if you are good at it and you do it, then you do it on regular basis and not because you have to, not because you realized you could, but because that becomes your profession and you are that good.

So, when you are out of work, or when you are freelancing, or when you are remote working, whatever the reason is, if you got into crypto trading and made it your full-time because you needed money, there could be a downside of losing the much needed money as well.

I always need money, I am not a rich person and usually barely survive, and if I risk my money and trade, if I end up losing then it would be a horrible month for me, could take months to recover where I was. That is why I prefer long term investing from the money I end up saving each month.

Signals or indicators can't predict how the future of an asset is going to be, its just for an assumption and it may work if you did analyse and the market reacts accordingly. Cryptocurrency trading can be a full time job but its definitely not going to help someone who have $100 or something like that and can make a life out if it is far from possible, even the probability is less than making money from gambling.

Its not surprising if many people are trying to be a trader either for full time or as their side job because nowadays a regular job is not enough to sustain their needs especially if you're a minimum wage earner. But trading is not easy and many traders also failed to succeed in this path. Thats why it requires knowledge and strategy to maximize the chances to be a gainer.

Im not a full time trader but I dont think its a good idea to rely on signals. Its best to have your own anaysis to better understand the flow of the market.

With the prices that can go up and down in a matter of hours from $43K down to $40K, trading in futures would really be more difficult for those who do it on futures. I think those guys who do it on futures will rather be trading on the weekly chart.

Trading as a full-time job will require a lot of money so if this is the case more rich people are getting into crypto.  I'm not sure if there is a research record of it but I think the meme coins had really invited people into crypto.

Oh god, here we go again


How would somebody with a low-paying job have enough money to invest and trade and get some 1% on that amount profit that would be enough to compensate?


Another one, if you have just one source of income where is the money for investment and trading coming from?


Great, another minimum wage earner that will go into trading with the 10$ he has put aside that ends up 5$ after fees.
Seriously, is there anyone working on a minimum wage job here, making a living from paycheck to paycheck that could tell us how magically you could find the money and the luck to raise enough monthly profits to make a difference?

But let's stop looking at obvious facts and more at things nobody mentioned
If you're living on a minimum wage, usually this means you have a crappy job that requires 8 hours of constant physical work, sometimes in a warehouse and factories with no piss breaks not even mentioning tapping your smartphone, so how do you plan on doing daily trading?  In the 3-4 hours you got for yourself after that? You might buy something and then when your shift is over you realize you're pennyless. And buying some bitcoin and making a plan of selling them when the price hits a level you have set up in your app is not trading.

Not all countries are poor and pays poor to their workers. The rates are also going to depend based on your profession but what is good about crypto trading is that all are welcome here, whether you are from a poor country and if you are not blessed enough to finish higher studies but as long as you know how to read and understand things, you can possibly learn and be good at it.

One more thing, the covid pandemic situation last time is what makes people lose their real life job so they find ways to continue and trading can be one of their alternatives right now. Future trading is a bit new to some so they start on the basic form/way to trade. By the way, I'm not a full trader myself, just an investor.

Well, to be honest, the amount that can be earned here in crypto by doing trading is really attractive and that's not surprising if many people are trying and developing their skills in trading. I know some of the crypto traders that doing it full time and some are doing for part-time but then for me it's the same thing as long as you are earning but of course, as long as you know the risks of doing this. Also, the knowledge shouldn't be missed out because it will be your driving force to success.

If we are just a normal wage earner, this is really an opportunity but the problem is now how going to start if we don't have enough capital. Most of these people commit loans which I think was not a good idea because, for me, this will only give more problems if we got compromise our trades. It could really be very unfortunate that many individuals had lose their chance as to whether we like it or not, trading needs money that those who have problems financially can't take this. Some had started trading but later on, they also just quit that because of a lack of financial support.

Yes surely it has become very prominent these days. I can see many of my friends enrolling into the courses which are paid one to understand how the technical analysis can be done. Many of them enrolling into special courses which teach them more focused on the futures and options which is the most profitable however riskiest trading way. Though I am not that much fond of trading because I find it very risky I am always sticking with the small day trades and always long hodl options.

Day by day this is gonna be huge field and one of the top most way to earn the money around the internet sitting at your couch!

That is the worst advice you can give to someone. One shouldn't turn trading a full time job. Trading won't give you guaranteed profit every month. There is always a chance you won't be making anything. In that case how will you be paying your bills?

And no, signals are not good for trading. If you are talking about those signal group, those are mainly pump and dump groups where the top leaders take advantage (scam) of the others that follows the signal. You can never become a trader just following signals.

There is no guarantee with trading to make profit and because of that, making borrowing or taking loan to use for trade is not advisable. It is better to save up money to use for trade so you don't trade under pressure. Trading with the mindset of being indoubted to loan can get you to lose more because you will make irrational and fast decision to repay such doubt. It is not a good idea to get a loan for trading, trading is highly risky.

My trading duration is part time and not a full time.When the market down, I will begin my trading.Actually my trading was ongoing one now.Because as I said, now the price of bitcoin was crashed by the market condition.Two countries in the world was suffer for the food. Mainly the Ukraine, even many country had his help hand towards the issue.The Ukraine also give food for the people, but the things happening is not related to the food.

I've done that before but I gave up my intention to become a full-time trader...

my experience and skills are still not enough to become a pro trader, that's why my income on trading is not good enough to meet the needs of life, so I make trading and bounty my side job, I focus on the business of selling women's accessories.

This is right.

All the others thinking and being optimistic isn't enough just to be a full time trader, there's actually more in being an actual trader. You really have to be decisive and you know what you're doing when you become one.

Not just following the herd because everyone is trying to be a full time trader. We can still be traders and earn from it but being full time is more than what people are thinking about if it's just about earning. Because you're prone more in losses than winning.

Yes, I agree. there is no guarantee of making a profit, but this pandemic has a great impact. a lot of people lost their job and they turned into crypto trading. these people have no experience in trading
maybe this is the reason why some people depend on signals group.

I don’t consider cryptocurrency trading as a full-time job. I would never do that despite that it could give us some decent income, but not on a consistent basis because of the unpredictable market movement. No matter if it’s spot, futures, derivatives, margin or copy trading, it’s not a good idea to make it full-time. You still need to have at least one stable job or opportunity to sustain your finances just in case the market goes down without warning that would result to further losses.

You post contains so many red flags.

1. You should never consider to do full time trading when you don't have enough money to trade.
2. Future trading is one of the most riskiest form of trading and you should always avoid trading in futures.
3. Don't ever fall for signals and one should learn to trade only by practicing and gaining knowledge from their own experience.
4. As a newbie, it is risky to trade crypto with high amounts. So you should start with a very low amount and learn how to trade.

Using trading signals is a bad idea, no different from the pump and dump of a certain group. You will lose everything one day if you follow those signals. Train yourself and accumulate skills to become a true trader.
Day trading is not always profitable there will be days when you will lose, we better have an outside job to ensure income for our family and life.

Futures trading is the best trade? is that really true?
I'm even staying away from Futures trading for now. Because the risk is very big. If a beginner starts with Futures trading, of course, you can be sure that there will be a lot of losses.
Many people leave their main jobs because they want to work Full Time Online and choose trading. Trading is not just selling and buying, there will be many complex problems that occur and this is also related to the capital used and the psychology of traders.
I trade only for a side job and the main job I keep doing, because the main job will support my side job.

As the size and influence of this market is increasing then it makes sense that we see more people committed full-time to this industry, that being said you should only become a trader once your knowledge reaches a certain level, I know that people believe that they can take a shortcut and somehow become traders by using the signals of other people, but the truth is that this is not possible as it would be impossible for someone that does not know how to trade to be able to tell if the signals they are receiving are any good.

As long you could able to survive or sustain yourself in the market and you do see that you are earning more compared into your day job then it isnt surprising for someone to take
up some decision that you would really be leaving out that job and would really be having some full time in trading.Though this would only be ideal for those who are really
doing good in the market and we know that this is something not would be easy since market is too volatile and unpredictable.So you should bare up with the risk
and dont rush up on doing things without any realization.

Lots of good income?
Don't just look at how much they earn. Sometimes people who have a lot of advantages don't publish how much they have lost.
Wanting to do Full-Time trading is the right of each, but people who are successful in the trading world, some of whom still have other businesses, so there will be other supports that run together.
Everyone has their own point of view.

I agree, it is a fact that many traders might not tell how much they've lost as they go through with trading. They're all happy about winning with their trades but when it comes to losing, it's another story that they don't want to tell. Do not just blindly look at those people that are telling that they don't need another resource to sustain their trading. Because many of them are not just traders but also entrepreneurs that are building their empires in other fields with their assets for another income-generating business.

No, I am a part-time trader, and have no reason to go for full-time trading unless my trading account statement is incredibly good. There is no need to risk your daily job and go for "easy money" that is promised by scam trading signal groups. It is a win-win situation for scam altcoin shillers so they can scam you in 2 different ways. Don't fall to such traps and lose your job. Full-time trading is a profession and only pro traders know when it is time to leave the paycheck cycle.

I agree.

Even I can be a better trader in the future, I'll just do it as a side hustle while leaving my main assets on hold and keep working with the day job. It's better to be like that since I'm happy of what I've been doing.

Job security is important nowadays because of what's happening in the world. If you can bear with the risk then good luck but we all have options to bear with the situation.

Well .. new comer won't see such things coming though.

They would only see it as a quick way to make money and instead doing that , they are gambling away the money they have in their daily trading activity.
The full-time trading fail and people will start blame everything for their own incompetence , i often laugh at such cases happened around my place, hillarious .

Yes.

Everyone needs to decide long term and short term for the better of our way of dealing these problems.

Both terms that will make you have a better life as you deal with these situations that we're experiencing which is no one can skip unless you're living with golden spoon and one of the millionaires and billionaires living.

Personally I don't know any full time traders, I only hear about their stories of success, what is hard to measure how legit they are, because anyone can speak anything about themselves, especially on the internet.

I believe if the person has fixed sources of income guaranteed every month, he can become a full time trader, as losing money isn't going to be an issue for him, but if the goal is to live solely from trading activity, that is a huge mistake, unless the person enjoys living on a tightrope.

You could barely see them because they arent posting or letting themselves known publicly and decided to be silent on what they are doing and only a few would really be boasting up that they are a full time trader.
But for sure they do exist and there are people who do really able to sustain this market which is something that is hard to attain or reached by someone.The ones who do able to make out some sustaining
trades for long term are the ones who are really doing well which is profitable honestly which you could really make this as a main source or full time job.

Unfortunately hype is a big part of people who are trying to take full time crypto trading jobs. If they made a great return during the 2021 bull run, they may have calculated how much they made and think that it is enough and end up doing exactly that for the rest of their life and even quit their jobs because of it.

Comes bear market and they realized the type of mistake they did and it could be either too late for some of them, or they may have gone back to their old jobs in another company. All in all, the bull market makes everyone believe that they are great traders and that should not be the case.

I think that many people are seeking to do crypto trading, especially when the pandemic started, where people lose jobs and weren’t able to provide for their needs. Although, given the strong desire to trade, not all had good results in trying. Many have been woken up to the fact that crypto trading is not just a simple thing to do then you’ll just earn eventually. In crypto trading, you have to work smart and not just hard. So, many have realise by now that being a full time trader is tough, and taking taking other activities source of income and trading from time to time is not such bad thing to do as well.

Im not, because I have a job in real-time so I don't have time to watch the market movement every day. Well if those people who do full time trading have bigger income than their real job it doesn't matter for me as long as what they do is one he loves. Currently, I'm just doing mid-term trading because of my lack of time but sometimes I didn't do any trade.

All matter with your own choices though because not all does have the ample time for them to get engage with the market on very active manner which it is really that normal that they are really earning decent which is

more than from their typical or previous job on which they do consider on going full time because they do see that they could able to bare it out on being profitable or sustainable in the market.
You couldnt blame them on having that decision even though it is risky and doesnt have an assurance but it isnt impossible for you to attain such probability.

They must be lucky then, because it's not possible to predict market's fluctuations on long run in crypto market. Sometimes bitcoin crashes without any apparent reason or skyrockets for no reason as well, so how can traders make a living from such an unstable market? Support and resistance levels change all the time. They can read the charts, statistics, past events, but it's not going to guarantee they are making smart moves on the present moment. Everything can happen at anytime in crypto market. That is why another jobs or sources of income are needed in my opinion.

Trading is truly helpful in times of crisis like the covid pandemic where someone can lose a job but the only downside is you cannot start immediately here if you have no experience in trading a crypto but you need to learn first and after that, there is still no guarantee that you can earn but you will go in lots of trials and error however in the end, all will be worth it because you can now have a replacement for your job and you can now make lots of cash.

What is good with this is you control your time because you yourself is your own boss. It is expected that the number of crypto traders will grow, now that there is a new variant of the virus and pandemic will be extended again.

You could rely on trading whether forex/stocks or crypto it would really be just depending or varying on how sustainable you are and this would be the key that you should really be looking for before

you do make yourself on going full time and focus on a single career like trading without having those day job of yours.As long you could sustain your living and able to make out some savings

then this thing would be the key and i couldnt blame out people on having the decision on going full time.It is actually  on your preference.

Scalpers are the ones who made some profit during this bouncing back and forth price and we long time holders won't make any, unless if we venture on scalping which needs some knowledge about trading we might see our funds deplete immediately in no time. Making choices if going full time traders sometimes is a personal choice or it depends on their situation. And since the pandemic made a lot of mess from the economy it might be a good choice to go full time trader but first they should know what they were doing.

Making cryptocurrency a full time job is not really a bad idea but I don't really support it, I always advise people to have more than one source of income and trading shouldn't be your only source.
I believe as a trader is a very bad idea to depend on trading signal because most of them are fake, as a trader I think is better you learn how to do research your self and don't depend on anybody for trading signals.

For sure!, I have seen most people quit their job in my area because of trading, when I asked they told me they make more money on trading that what they earn from their and also in terms of time that thy Put lesser time in trading than their Job so they decided to go all into trading .
Me.. I love trading I go full time into it because I derive joy from analysing the Chart and I love being independent where no controls my time.

It's not surprising really that more people today engaged in crypto trading as its giving us a bigger income compared to our 8-hour day job. But for me i don't see myself focusing in crypto trading as there is a high risk in it and i think i can't rely on it to feed my family knowing i'm not really good in trading. But i believe for those who are doing well in trading and are making good profits from it, i don't see any reasons to stop yourself from making it a full time job. As long as there is mastery and skills in trading, and patience of course, you can really make a good living in trading.

Making good profits in crypto trading is probably why most of us want to take it full time. But it won't be possible if you don't have sufficient amount of capital to start trading. Because as they say, the bigger the capital is, the higher the profits will be. But if you start with loans, i guess that will only create a miserable scenario later on. There is no assurance that you will make consistent profits in trading, its definitely based on your own capacity to do good trades. This is the reason why taking loans is more discouraged. Trade only when you have extra money to start trading, and of course learn and develop your skills and strategies first before you decide to start trading.

To be a gainer in crypto trading, then you have to be more capable in making good market analysis with its technical indicators because that will give you an edge to win your trades. Otherwise, relying on signals will only make you suffer from losses. However, a good amount of capital too is something you need to have high consideration for you to start trading. People mostly lose in trading because they always trade with borrowed money and later on, they start losing and eventually quit from it because they are more focused on how to pay their debts than to focused more on making thier trades succeed.

Those people should have instead looked for jobs in the crypto market. We are still growing in the business side of the world. Crypto is huge in the marketcap of the coins way, but we still have so many companies willing to hire people to do work. Sure there are many people who are working for cheap prices, like 100 bucks a month type of people, but those people provide low quality of work.

So, if you have any job that could be translated into remote work for a crypto company, you could actually make a good income. If they lost their money or their jobs, crypto could have brought them a bit of it back, and that is exactly what I did years ago and I am super happy with my current job.

That is why we have to analyze the market well so that we'll not end up losing our trades because the timing is not right. As much as possible, we should learn to determine the best entry and exit point so that in the end we will be making profits. Buy when the price is low, sell when the price is high. That will always be the basic in trading but most often, traders are doing the opposite way.

I'm not also a full time trader but as much as possible, i never use signals from other people because they can't be reliable. I have to make my own analysis in the market, because its the only way i will learn and earn as well.

That's true and sometimes many of us don't want to put any effort into trading and they just seek advice from others without doing their own research and analysis,
of course that kind of thing is wrong because it doesn't always work what other people do so it can work too if we imitate it,
do your own analysis and make your own strategy according to yourself

People have been looking out for means to work from home and a lot of staff in various companies or organisations sourcing out a means to have some form of alians with there organisations for a way to meet up with there task from home and most times, its never granted. Why is that, some jobs just requires you to be stationed on the field or office and that's often because, you can be more concentrated or focused while working in an office environment and at times, you might need the ideas of those around you.

Trading have been around, FX and Crypto trading but, people paid less attention to it and as, it didn't seem like a real time job until the pandemic opened all our eyes. When all the so called real time jobs were failing there staff as a result of the lock down that accompanied it. A few who ventured into the online trading field got to see the potential and still digs in. The only challenge is, it requires a lot of professionalism so, one has got to take the time and learn a lot to be a good trader.

Being a full time trader is not that easy, like you'll quit your job and decided to be a full time trader, trust me, you're not gonna make profits, you're gonna make a mess. To be a full time trader who make profits, you need time as well like you do in your job being an employee. There's no shortcut for being a successful person, but I do agree that being a full time trader has more bright future than being an employee.

No i am part time but i saw many people in my community whose are full time trader. They sold even house and land for that. They say that no need for any job. Some of my my vilage fellows stay up until 2 PM.
Day trading is very useful for daily profit but need good skill and graph reading.

Quitting a stable job for crypto isn't advisable not unless you have already established a strong foundation of knowledge about trading and other opportunities that crypto could offer. You should always have a firm backup because anything could happen in crypto. After all, it's volatile so any current event could affect its value. There are things that we have to consider, our skills, funds, and ability to adapt to changes.

I'm still in college, besides that my activities are focused on this forum and also making money from trading,  can say I also do daily trading but with a small capital because I have to be able to take care of my finances. so far daily trading has given me enough money to help pay for my meals, later if I don't get a job when I graduate from college then I will make trading as a full time job.

A good start, as well as an early start. I believe you have the potential to make a living from trading, but for the time being, while you are in college, refrain from spending your money or profiting from trading. It should be invested or returned to your trading accounts because I know that after you graduate, you will require a lot of trading capital because that is the time when you will be entering the big time in trading, such as having a target profit that is significantly higher than where you started and also, most likely, you will be trading other coins or entering the forex market at that time.

Selling houses and land for trading capital, it wouldn't be a problem if they knew what they were doing. If your friend is a professional, maybe that will be an advantage, but if you only know a little technical analysis and have the determination to trade from capital, selling houses and land is very risky. day trading will not be that easy. Capital is indeed one of the factors to get a lot of profits, but risk management, capital management is also needed. Setting strategy as well as psychology will have an effect.

I'm even still working in the real world and crypto being a sideline. I also get capital not from selling houses and land or pawning documents, I get trading capital from bounty campaigns, from several investments that I make. Even buying a house is also a result of crypto, not the other way around.

Without a doubt to only dedicate ourselves to trading while having no other source of income is incredibly difficult, after all not only you need to pay your bills with your trading activities but you also need to produce enough profits to beat the markets and to beat inflation, so you will need very high returns on your capital to make this possible, and while this is easy to do during a bull market, this is way harder to do during a bear market as you could spend months without earning any money.

Why not? If there is money to be made from it, then I would suggest that it would be something decent. However if we are not sure about what we could do, then it would be of course difficult to do it as well.

I personally make as much profit from crypto as possible by investing and trading, but I also try to earn as much as I can as well, even as little as signature campaigns matter in this regard, because 50-100 bucks today could be 1k tomorrow, who knows?

Crypto is not simple and you need to be careful what you do with it, and how you earn that money, you could be losing money just as you think you were about to earn some, we just need to be more careful. Adopting crypto trading is only good when you are skilled on all the aspects of trading otherwise just being a crypto investor will help anyone to make decent to huge profits over the time.

What fx you mean? Is it forex? If yes then forex was not a new thing but there is already a forex trade before cryptos came out although trading that time is not mainstream and only elite people can trade but during the invention of cryptos, it allows almost any types of people to experience what is like to trade. The effects of the pandemic which lead people to lose their job and to stay at home also pushes the activity more evenly.

It can be consider as a job because you can still earn on them but in fact it's more better than a job in so many ways but it may only require more skill or knowledge for you trade effectively which most of the normal jobs don't need.

It's satisfying to know if we still have our stable job that gives a fixed income, and then a part time job that also generate a good amount.  But trading has never been easy, you could earn a huge amount, but you could also lose them in an instant. But due to low paying jobs right now, some people chose to find their luck in trading. For me, there is nothing wrong with having trading as a full time job as long as you can manage the risk and you have the necessary skills and strategies that are required to be a successful trader. But if you think you are doing the opposite, and trading has less chances to make you profitable, then never leave your stable job just for trading, at least you can still consider it as a side job or part time job.

As long  you could able to handle up your time well then it wouldnt really be that an issue but let them be into those people who do make trading as their full time job which i dont see any problems at

all as long you could able to sustain yourself into this unpredictable market without any problems because you would really be not making such decision if you arent sustaining well on your trading career.

Although it is really that hard on making such thing because not all isnt really that good on doing good trades which is really able to hold up for long term.

Agree. Crypto trading is not always profitable for us so we must be very careful when choosing it as a full time job.
I am not against being a full time trader but it is not recommended for everyone. Outside work income may not be high compared to trading but very stable and regular.

Future trading is not the most popular way to make full time money in trading, in fact, futures is one if the most popular firm of trading to lost money very quickly. If you don't have basic of trading, future trading is going to be very difficult for any person to enjoy.
I we go with Margin but I think liquidation has been reduced by 3X tokens they called _UP and _DOWN on most centralized exchanges and how popular the project has become.
We now have advancement in our life, not just technology but in everything and now that trading is part of making some money, people has changed the way life.

I really agree with you, work income might be low but very stable, most people don't really think about that in Cryptocurrency trading your income is not stable but if you are having a job your salary is stable. Am having a friend which started cryptocurrency few months ago, she later came to meet me and complained to me how stressful her job is and she is making more money from trading than from the work, she told me she is going to resign which I advised her not to try it, she haven't even expirenced bear market before, not all traders know how to make money during a bear market.

If they are professional future tradings, they will commonly do it for full-time jobs, moreover if they have been professionally analyzed the indicators and every possibilities ino still benefit because of other profits from other tarding.
I am sure that every good trader knows how to make themself in the right side, being a full trader or not. One to remember is that never follow to be full-time trader if we don't really know how to do or only following the signal from others. This is too risky. Do it only if you really know and udnerstand base don the knowledge and experinces.

I am not, not ready for that,not ready yet for the consequences, the time to spend, and also the very high risks. I ma trading but only in the Spot market and not for daily trades for now.

it's true what you said that all work is calculated, I have been contemplating since the pandemic with a few days of reduced income. when trading is an option this carves the ability for myself, I know about risks in the long or short term, although friends others vary with the type of trading chosen, I personally prefer spot trading with momentum that I recognize even though it takes a lot of time at least this type of trading makes me relaxed with the homework I do, this makes an investment that I like

Yes what you said mate is definitely true, I have knew some of my colleagues and friends are being actively trading for a full time and like me I'm just a part time trader. What I just meant was it all boils down on our skills and capabilities on how we're gonna make a profit from our trading which of course will give you an idea to determine whether you can be able to be a full time trader or a part time trader. Some are so good to handle trading and for me I can classify them as a good trader but for me in my case I'll.be confident to be a part time trader for the mean time.

Well, I don't personally know people who work and live from trading, but I have a friend who goes to visit and she told me that she had a couple of friends who both are dedicated to trading and apart from that they live from it, of course they take advantage of everything which is fashionable, as in its time NFT games and many of their service payment accounts are made by esps games and the other is dedicated to mining.

Mining and trading is what they practice the most and so far they are very profitable, I don't know what methods they apply or how they do it, but it really works for them.

Unless and until yes there is enough income from full time trading which will satisfy your needs then yes we can go ahead wih . There will be always a tendency to quiet our current job when we get a decent profit for the first time. But lets not not do it. It happens with many other business as well. so just keep trading and do your main work and keep this trading as a part time job so that both will bring in decent income.

Not all the times the market would really be good to us on which you would make profits constantly which there are indeed days that we do really suffer big losses or doesnt earn much
which means that you would really be needing to have a day stable job at least and make trading as a side income for you to avoid such particular situation on where you would be
leave out on having no job or jobless just because you had quit out earlier and presumpting that you could make money on constant manner but somehow there are people
who does quit in their job and go full time with this one.

Do you rely on Future trading for your daily/monthly income?
It is a too risky way to expect regular income from Future trading. As far as I know, Future trading is the hardest trading type. That's why I never try it, I prefer Spot trading. You must know if Future trading may end your trading journey in a short, lose all your funds in hours or days. Moreover, if you are still a beginner, Future trading is truly the wrong way.

Do you mean follow signal groups?
Most of them just troll some tokens and trap newbies.
Don't risk your money by relying on the signal from those groups. Better to use your own analysis/research.

My inner cell pushes me to quit my job, even though I'm not a full-time trader. Whenever you're passing time through trading you will always have a tendency to turn your attention away from your current profession. The reality is that any business has its ups and downs, so focusing solely one earnings machine would be a mistake. So far I've learned- Keep meeting both needs, and you will find real happiness.

I don't believe it's as effective that way however and would be more upsetting than something you can just set and leave. Its situational really on the grounds that not all truly does have the opportunity and the cash to contribute on that is the reason some settle on making out certain spots or swing exchanges instead of on day exchange or scalping.

The moment you decide to become a trader, you are not only knowledgeable enough, but you should also be capable to provide a good capital for trading. But this is not happening in the real world of trading. Most of the traders started with loans, and most likely end up with loans. This is really true as i've known friends who are really experiencing this.

Trading do not guarantee secure profits, but its one way to earn big if you are good at it. However, losses are still inevitable and this is why trading with borrowed money mostly never works and not really advisable. In fact, it may even lead you to live a miserable life in the end. So trade only with an amount available to you that you can afford to lose too.

Yes you are right in every profession or business there's always ups and downs but quitting your job to focus on trading is a mistake. In trading you wouldn't be able to earn constant or stable money since there is a risk, unlike in job or your profession you will earn stable money. I think we can use trading as another source of income but a risky one too.

Now I do have a job, a part time job, I sometimes gamble and trade but I don't see trading as a full time job since it is not a job on the first place.

It depends on where you live if you stated "low paid jobs". Many people are satisfied with how they earn from their jobs and treat the crypto trading as their secondary source of income not the opposite on most cases.

Using trade signals could get you some pros and cons but you will get lot of bad ones in long run. I would not suggest to rely on trading signals if you are planning to do trading on long run, you won't get anything in terms of experience and how to determine a good market by yourself. I would rather to do it by yourself even though you lose some of your capital at the beginning, you will learn something from there.

For now, I'm not a full trader, but I do sometimes sell some coins on the exchange based on my research.

however, speaking of circumstances, nowadays people seem to be learning voluntarily about crypto and a lot of people are focusing on it. Trading is one that is the center of attention today. maybe it started with corona 19 at first, however, due to the huge hype that occurred last year, there are currently a lot of people who are focusing on learning how to trade. some have been successful, and entice others to try the same. but some people also fail, it is included in the risk of trading.

So far, the only strategy I've used is holding coins that I think have a lot of potential, especially BNB. well, every asset that I own, which has a value that is not so big I will convert it into BNB form to wait for a high price. Well, maybe I'm not a day trader, but I'm just waiting for the right time to sell my assets.

I wonder where the Op gets her impression about more people taking crypto trading as their full-time job when statistics show 95% of crypto traders make losses while 5% are the only traders that make the needed profit, 80% later quit along the line and 20% continue trading.
Nevertheless, the best thing these days is to buy more BTC when dip before the institutional investors will be the major holder.

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95 percent are too much but can I ask you the same question? where did you get that impression? Trading is hard but I don't think that 95 percent of the traders are losing. Like I said earlier, trading is hard so it's also normal for a trader to lose but a few losses should not be counted in a survey but they should based on the overall statistics of a trader like if the trader has more losses compare to his gains.

I think what you mean 5 percent are the number of the truly successful traders that are now making billions in the form of trades and is rarely losing. 80 percent of quitters are also a lot if they will quit they will never learn or improve their selves to be good at trading.

Trading signals are basically indicators hitting a certain level. Doesn't mean that it has to be bad results but we all know that indicators just "indicate" things and they are not the real results all the time. We all know that it should be a bit different than that and this is why I believe that we should not be focusing on trading signals as our only way of investing.

If we keep pushing that, then we are going to end up with a big loss in the end. Just focus on what you can do yourself, and you should be fine. I personally believe that we should not be shocked with indicators being wrong, because it happens all the time, just try to find a better method to trade.

Trading makes a lot of millionaires in the making but the process is definitely tough and hard. So if you want to take the risk and may lose everything you have, trading perfectly fits you. However, success in trading also happens if you have mastered your skills and strategies and you know exactly how to analyze the market patterns that you can even ride with the market price fluctuations. You can only do full time trading if you are already seeing consistency in making profits. Otherwise, you'll only lose and live miserably after that.

Trading as a full time job creates a very high risk and that is why only those people who have multi sources to generate an income have
gained the courage to take it as a full time job. Because it does not worry them even if they lose. However, if you are just a minimum wage earner, do not take trading as full time job but only make as a part time instead. There are no guarantees to make consistent profits in trading, and if ever you make an income, there is no fixed amount because it only depends on how much the amount you trade.

According to the economic situation of the world, most of the people in the world are living in unemployment.In that case, cryptocurrency unemployment has been greatly reduced. Those who can't find a job are getting involved in cryptocurrency trading.

Yes, I agree.

Many people have lost their job when the pandemic starts in 2020, that's why people also find other ways on how to earn money, and that's online jobs, as well as cryptocurrency. Many countries adapted Bitcoin as their currency because of the inflation that always happen in fiat, for example is on Venezuela. Cryptocurrency Trading became a thing for people because of the pandemic. They started to open their mind about cryptocurrency and how it's more better than fiat and on 8 hours job per day.

Sure you do not just start cryptocurrency trading without having another reliable stable source of income. For someone to become a trader they need to have another source of income that they can rely on unless they would end up going broke, because at the start of your cryptocurrency trading you are likely to lose a lot of money while looking for a good strategy that you can be using

There are so many strategies in the market and when you are still starting you wouldn’t know which one is right for you except when you have tried out several of the strategies to find the one that works for you and in doing so you would also be encountering losses. So, it's not an easy thing for anyone to engage in not talk of having it as a full-time job.

Yes, a lot of people these days are looking for online jobs to do but trading cryptocurrency is different from a regular online job. Before you go about trading cryptocurrency you need to have funds for you to start the trading and you also need to have it in mind that there are risk that are involved in trading cryptocurrency and you might be losing your money at any time.

But, when it comes to all the regular online jobs you don’t really need to invest anything, rather you will just give your time and hard work in exchange for money which might be at the end of the month or whatever kind of agreement you might have had with your contractor or employer.

This is a flawed narrative. Trading is not a day job where you make money every month or week. It is a risk-based sepeculative game where you have a chance of losing money as well.

Before crypto was popular, stock trading was already there. Did that solve an unemployment problem? Or did it bring more people to debt because they were taking undue risks in markets beyond their control?

If someone is unemployed they should work on skills and get a job first. Trading should be kept aside for the time being. It's called prioritising.

Personally, I'm not too confident in my trading skills to make it a full time job. but we don't know what will happen in the future because if we are addicted to trading and can make a lot of profit from it, of course it is a decent and profitable job. Moreover, we can do it at home and have more free time than other jobs. I think future trading or trading with signals is not that good and too risky especially for a beginner. so it would be better if we learn to be independent with trading practices and learn from failures that have happened to be better in the future.

I'm not a full time trader but crypto is really my best side job. I work as a car saleswoman and to be honest the income I get is only enough to meet my monthly needs and saving is very difficult. luckily I was introduced to crypto by my boyfriend, and he also taught me a little how to trade, so i can make enough money for me to save.

Cool! You are really earning money from trading, and I think it is stable. Well, that is really good to hear, and I hope that in the future you will go professional and earn a big profit from it. I was also into trading before, but it was not crypto, it was about forex, and it took me a year before I had a grasp on it, but I was still losing a lot. I stopped because I lost my job and really needed to find another job, so now I am hoping to get back into trading, hoping that my strategy is still working!

Trading is only good for a part time job, and should not be prioritized as a main job because the income is not timely and fixed. You could be profitable in some days, but could also be broken in the other days. So its certainly risky and may leave your family having an empty stomach.

Having a stable job that will give you a consistent income is still the wisest thing to do. Trading then can be your second source of income given that you have skills and good strategies that will make you win your trades.

Maybe during this pandemic period, some really did go into trading full time because they have no other options especially those that lost their jobs. But I do agree that the risk in this activity is high and you can't count this as alternative to your income. And if you are a beginner in this field, don't expect that you will get your profits fast. Sometimes it would take years for a trader to learn those tricks and recover losses. But if someone got lucky, they will continue doing this activity but still it is best to find a stable job where you can get other benefits like health insurance.

It's certainly the right thing to do. Trading cannot give us consistent income, but in either way, it can be a source of consistent losses. This is why trading is not advised to make it as a full time job because it takes a lot of hardwork and needs a longer time to build your trading skills. And by that time building your skills and strategies, there are no profits coming in. So better stick with your low paying job and make trading only your second job. That way, you will never live your life miserably.

I don't agree, there are thousands of professionals who keep printing with fulltime trading activity. The purpose is to make money on long term contracts and these big boys usually work for institutional financial organizations. The higher return on the investment means the bigger yearly bonus they will earn, it is maybe because of trading other people's money.

But come to think that trading does need capital.Therefore, it wont really be that ideal on hurrying up yourself on dealing with trading out of desperation on making out profits then its a bad idea because instead on

making profits you might lose even more thats why you shouldnt really make it as a main source but if you could able to handle out yourself with this volatile market then go ahead.
There are actually people who do make this as a full time job but its not really that easy.It would takes time and that wont be short.So it does vary on someones capacity on doing so.

I have been earning crypto sort of stable way from investing long term as well, there is passive income ways if you are investing and you could reinvest that and I have been doing that but you could also use that as well. That is my end goal, to have enough investment that the interest I make from them would be enough to live. That would require like maybe 10 bitcoins of course, not going to happen anytime soon because I do not have even one right now.

But when that happens, I am going to consider that as a win, trading profits is great but it is not stable for me, anyone who achieves that is great, but for me its big wins at some days, big losses in another.

if we are reliable traders who are able to analyze well, then it is very good for full time trading. not all traders can afford to take the time to analyze the market, some of them are free fall to trade with immature skills. they are motivated by people who are successful in crypto. so sometimes they can't analyze well, due to lack of trading skills.

I myself take the time to do market research, and I can't leave my main job. because in case the market weakens at any time we must have other income.

Thank you very much for making this comment. I’m really surprised that a lot of people are forgetting how risky cryptocurrency trading can be. People are forgetting that before you even start trading that you need to have a steady means of income that you would use to fund your daytrading, because if you do not have a solid and steady means of income where you are either getting paid daily or weekly or monthly, then there is no way you will be able to do day trading, because you wouldn’t have enough capital to get into it.

So, day trading shouldn’t be a full-time job, unless you have maybe made lots of money that is enough for you to go for it on a full time.

I see a lot of youtubers bragging about their crypto earnings.
but then in detail they fail to show anything concrete, they are not able to show a public address or an asset that has been acquired via their trading.
they sell courses to become traders and they spend full time daily on promoting this activity.
when they put in their advice, then they are always half scams and they lose a lot of money... and they can't denied since all video are already recorded and stored on youtube.
in my opinion many have become full-time "cazzari" (Italian term to say losers / liars) ;)
and above all, those who have really enriched themselves with trading do not show it to the rooftops, before the news reaches people who better not know it ::)

I don't dare say the income I get from trading is stable but at least I can set aside a little profit that I earn for my savings. In an era that has fierce competition like today, everyone must have savings for their comfort and also their future security. I can say, I am lucky to know bitcoin and also crypto trading.

I am not a full-time Trader. I only trade when I have the time. This is because I have other things that I’m doing and I’m also ok with how much that I’m making from other businesses. So, daytrading is like a side means of income for me. Whenever I feel like I have that time and the strength and also that the market is in the right position for me to trade then I will go ahead and do that.

And I also invest in the market for a long time. I do have friends who are full-time day traders. But they didn't just start off as full-time day traders. They had a job that they were doing and trading was just another means of income until they were able to get solidly on their feet and felt it would be a better job to get into full-time.

We are really doing our best to find for some alternative income specially nowadays that living on this world becomes too costly and everything is getting more expensive which it is normal for us to find other ways

and this is where trading in this market would be a viable choice but of course it wont be simple since making profit would really be a tough challenge for someone to do so.Its not something that simple as it sounds.

You could neither make it as a full time job but the question is always been talking about sustainability which not all people would able to achieve.

It's going to be a suicide to live a job that is paying well to come and start trading that I'm not very too good at trading, but I wouldn't think of that even twice.
Trading is profitable, make sure you know intotal of what you are about to get into, there is massive profit if the coin you buy increases in price but do the opposite in as loss that every one is preventing and protecting their state of mind. I can't live my job for trading, I can't do the both but trading will be when I have time and scalp some strafe while maintaining my job but I wouldn't accept anything like jobs with frustrations.

Trading has help a lots of people make some money and the market has just lots of opportunity which they can grab some from and do it at your own convenience, wouldn't want to do that too, let them come and let's encourage, there is massive liquidity now a s compere  to the oldays market.

It all depends on our analytical skills, if indeed we believe in our ability to analyze the market. And also we have experience in the crypto world,
there is no problem making crypto trading a full time job. But to have good analytical skills requires a long process, so if we really plan to make
crypto trading a full time job, we have to go through a long process. Not because several times we managed to get big profits, then decided to
leave our main job and make crypto trading a full time job, it was very risky. So don't be in a hurry to decide crypto trading to be a full time job,
we have to think about it carefully. I myself have been trading crypto for 5 years, I don't dare to make crypto trading a full time job. Because honestly
it's not easy being a successful trader, therefore from many traders only very few are successful in making crypto trading a full time job.

I am not full time trader but part-time and i want to go here slowly. Because this market is very risky and no body can reach within short time in this market. I know many men come to zero wealth in this market. But this market is very potential for future if anybody give his step carefully. Here people can learn every single time if he open his eyes and ear.

Do you rely on Future trading for your daily/monthly income?
It is a too risky way to expect regular income from Future trading. As far as I know, Future trading is the hardest trading type. That's why I never try it, I prefer Spot trading. You must know if Future trading may end your trading journey in a short, lose all your funds in hours or days. Moreover, if you are still a beginner, Future trading is truly the wrong way.

If you follow a group from here you will see that they are mostly token ketones and they try to trap their new ones and from khan what is happening depends on the clues of the groups and do not risk the money they have and your  Do your own analysis and you will continue to work on what you have an idea about

Doesnt really need whether you do make yourself a full time trader or not because the most important thing is to sustain and make yourself profitable with trading.Doesnt need for it to be a full time job
yet you could do it with having your own day stable job and trading do acts as a side job for you to have some extra income.As long you could able to handle out yourself on making profits
then you are doing something good but if not then it would takes time for you to learn up something more because this skill isnt something that you could learn on a short time period.

every one have their own choice about working at crypto market, some of them prefer as side job and keep working real life to get monthly salary or earning. we could not blame them because they have different background about economy.by make this market as side job to earn additional money, our salary could save in bank or maybe invested in several good project. meanwhile for those as full job here, they have more opportunity to earn money , not only from trading , but also from mining,nft trading, playing P2E games, or even bounty and airdrop.

Most of them will end up bankrupt you know, statistics never lie

People think they have found their own money printing machine with trading but the reality is they will all move to live in their car eventually.

In fact, cryptocurrency trading is a very complex subject. Those who do not know much about trading make a lot of losses on this trading platform.Many people find it very easy to trade but a little trading is not very easy. I do spot trading and futures trading together and many times I get a lot of losses due to wrong analysis.I also ate liquidation call from Future Trading today. I would say those who understand trading a little less will never trade futures trading.https://www.linkpicture.com/q/IMG_20220407_045608.jpg

Crypto trading in the spot was the one that I used so far, but I'm doing it as my part time at the moment.
While future is not yet, but I am planning to use it later once I have time to spend with it. However, if anyone want
to do it as a full time job, they should have a full knowledge about here in crypto space anyway because if their
knowledge is not enough surely in the end their assets will only be gone.

no, I still work in an office, and trading as a side job which I can do at night. at first it was difficult and even when we get big profits, sometimes we are arrogant, and after that trading seems difficult. from the first thing, it is necessary to instill a strong psychology to be able to face a volatile market and our emotions too of course. full time traders they also learn from the bottom to be like this now

No , I am  not a full-time trader . But I agree with that it is actually a potential sector. Traders can make a good profit by trading full time if he is proficient in trading. But it is difficult for you to make a good profit by setting full time for newcomers, newcomers  should start with spot-trading because futures trading is a little harder than spot trading.

Yes, not all times the market is strong but other times it is weak and what can a reliable trader do in this situation? nothing. That is why it is important that he have another source of income (like you said) but that income or job must be stable and reliable at all times.

Those traders that you saw that doesn't have enough time to monitor the market are may be busy on their main jobs but in trading, it is now possible for a bot to do your trades so there is no need for a real time monitoring. You should only check it sometimes if it still doing its job properly. It is okay to fail at first especially for beginners but eventually you will become better at it.

Although I am not a full-time trader, I would say as a full-time profession trading is not bad. There are a lot of people who are making a living by trading, that too in a very good amount. In order to enter the world of trading, you must first learn to do market analysis. Then you talk about signals, in fact it is better if you understand the signals yourself, moreover it would not be wise to rely on the signals of others.

I don't think many people make crypto trading a full time job, because like you most people only make crypto trading as a side job.
Maybe because making a profit from crypto trading is not as easy as we think, not just buy at a low price and sell at a high price.
However, it requires good research and analytical skills, to determine which coins are good for trading and also when is the right time
to enter the market and exit the market. Don't forget how we control our emotions when trading must also be considered, meaning that
many factors influence so that we can become successful traders. That's why more people lose when trading crypto, than people make profits.
I myself still often experience losses when trading crypto, so I have not dared to make crypto trading a full time job.

Majority does use it as a side income and not their main income for sure, there is no denying that. However, there are more and more people who make it their full time job, that is the point here. And it is true, there are way more of us who work for crypto, some of us via trading, some of us getting employed, but in the end we are more and more. This is why I believe that the statement is true, even though majority is still doing it as side jobs, there is an increasing amount of people who do it as their only job.

I hope that people will realize that it is a much better job than any job the world could provide us in some offices inside cubicles.

Take a lot of time before we go to this situation also many challenges needed to take, but even though we are earning good on trading still its irrelevant to say that its good replacement of physical job since not everyday is happy in trading. We might face a heavy situation which we cannot take especially when sudden bear market hit and we might go to bad situation where we lost a huge amount of money from that events.

dont be wrong with this opinion, alot people especially youth start learning how to become good traders. they know alot potency to become success person by involving in finance industry. we know its not easy , but it doesnt mean impossible for us to be expert or profesional trader as long as we learn hard and sacrife our time and enery to developt our skills.

our skill that being developt for long time will take part in our trading result. more time we spend to learn about trading technique and emotion controlling, bigger possibility for us tobe profitable trader. in trade we only need trading skill which is contain technical and fundamental, second mentalilty and psychology controlling. with it impossible for us survive for long time.

its not good to make cryptocurrency market as passive income field. there are alot opportunity to earn money provided everyday; by trading ,airdrop or bounty campaign and mining it will give us alot money that maybe never we got from regular job. more time we spend here, more information we will known about earning money.personally i am prefer threat crytpocurrency as side job that will give us more income by doing all task here.

In the current situation most of the countries face directly indirectly unemployment problems. Most of the people in my country living under poverty line . But another reason that most of the non governmental organization pays lower salary hence it's taff to carry family. So many employees already turned themselves with online virtual cryptocurrency trading.

Both full-time and part-time users available in my country. Some trader sold theirs land and extra house to start Trading and they say they don't need jobs now. They are using indicator and Rsi for trading and  Some people spend the whole night in it. Government servants also spending extra time in trading for comfortable life. Use of trading is increasing in my country.

I seen the all-over user can trying to mooved Crypto trading but signale is not recommended. Because if you take a signal from a group and you have no personal knowledge then you will lose the original money in a very short time. Some people have achieved a lot of success by trading without any need for a job, but nowadays many people have taken cryptocurrency or bitcoin transactions as their profession.

Good for them and to those people who could actually able to sustain theirselves towards trading because sustaining yourself with this kind of career is something that you cant really able to to so in a short span of time.
If you do able to do so then you are someone who can be called a good trader but of course you cant reach out this point if you havent able to experience all things that you would face on a very unpredictable market.
You could neither have both things have a job and then trade or would fully make out some full time trading which is something a risky move but you could actually done it
but this isnt simple as we know.

The worst you can do in crypto trading is to join a signaling group. These signaling group sells traps of getting rich overnight, irony is that many fell in such traps. How can you be a millionaire by joining a group whose fee is 30 to 50$ per week? If owners of these groups are so competent then why not they themselves follow there own signals and become billionaire? To me these signaling groups only benefit there owners.

Hence it cannot be an "alternative" to your day job. Stable income and trading are far apart.

Trading can become primary too but that is for the professional level of traders who are banking on huge capitals. Not for the average bread-earner of the family.

I do appreciate the fact that some users read my comments in order to check the level of insight instead of posting randomly.

Truely, this wrong and flawed concept came from some youtubers are shills who are trying to promote the idea of leaving jobs and taking up trading as a new mode of income, basically trying to show a middle-finger to the working class who tirelessly toil day and night to earn their living. We old timers should make sure to shun such types of misguidance. They are only interested in getting their own follower count high and get some affiliate commissions from selling their shitcoins or shady VPNs on them.

When the beginning of the pandemic or about 2 years ago in my city I couldn't do any activities and only at home, this made me make crypto trading as an activity to make money, even though it wasn't always profit but I was happy with crypto trading because I've made big profits up to 20x in less than a week.

 Reaching a full time crypto job is not the hardest part, earning enough from it is the hardest part. I am making a very very good amount these days and I am quite happy about it, I hope that it will continue for a long time as well, I just do not know when that will happen and how it will happen but I am afraid that maybe one day it will end and I am very scared about it. I remember back in the days I didn't earn "too much", it was decent enough and that usually ended up being not good enough to live rich, these days I am living a bit richer but unfortunately I keep spending it all. Reaching from "amateur crypto job" to "making quite good" takes years to reach and you need to be patient about it.

Literally, it was quite good but not enough to become profitable in trading. We should have to invest more time in learning and also improving our skills.

I'm not new to trading but I'd never feel that I consider this my full-time job. Honestly, I was not really good at this, I see the records that I still often lose instead of making a profit. I'd just think sometimes that trading isn't really for me, and might not for you as well.

Tried to evaluate the results of your trading carrier coz that will something tells you what is your future in trading.

It's nice to hear you're making very good amount mate because not all of the traders can make it. I can say that your perfect time to earn good profit has come and I wish good luck to you much better to save the extra profit you earn and just use the amount you think good enough to re-invest or re-trade because here in cryptocurrency platform we don't know how long we're gonna enjoy earning a good profit even though you're a good trader sometimes we can't say when the unexpected things will going to happen.

Trading in the world of cryptocurrencies is very difficult for someone who just wants to trade, because the huge volatility of the market makes traders certainly stay away,
I also trade, but indeed I have been for a long time, my job is indeed in the crypto world, including trading, but all that it's not easy for the first year,
I've experienced ups and downs in life when trading, but indeed all I use is cold money, if you use hot money, or borrowed money, I'm sure you will find it hard to learn from it

Of course sir , without learning more Information and knowledge about trading one should enter his trading life with getting more profits and benefits. As when he gets more experienced then it highly recommend to earn more money like to professional jobs.

Apparently, trading has become a new trend in terms of earning money online. Come to see and hear that majority took online jobs to have the knowledge about trading as well, and they might try it. But whether they got the opportunity, trading couldn't be considered a safe earning job, the risk behind trading is high and losses could be possible.
I believe some did and took the job as full-time traders and they are possibly earning more compared to offices jobs. Honestly, here in trading, earning more is quite possible if you are really good in this.

Do you rely on Future trading for your daily/monthly income?
It is a too risky way to expect regular income from Future trading. As far as I know, Future trading is the hardest trading type. That's why I never try it, I prefer Spot trading. You must know if Future trading may end your trading journey in a short, lose all your funds in hours or days. Moreover, if you are still a beginner, Future trading is truly the wrong way.

There are a lot of groups out there who are signaling through social media and most of them here are small and trapping guys who are new and trapping boys. Depending on the signal you have the money they will take their chances but if you have them here  I don't think it's a good idea to have your own opinion if you take it

I am very happy when people do well in trading, especially when they already have good profits, I know that it is a risky profession, but I think that when you earn a lot, people spend more, that is why having a good plan so that control of expenses is better, it is not good to spend everything you earn without at least saving a little money.

I like that people have a vision of the market right now, at least right now I don't know what direction the market is taking, it is very volatile with a lot of uncertainty, because for me the fundamentals that are happening in the world are important, such as the war, covid -19, among others.

That's right because being a crypto trader is very risky and requires a strong mentality,
so in my opinion trading in crypto is not for everyone and those who want to jump here must have good preparation,
Talking about the current crypto market conditions, it is indeed unpredictable and the trend is still up and down

You need to have the right mentality, not a strong one. We commonly confuse the two because we think a strong mentality means it can counter anything - that is not the case here.

Having the right mentality means knowing when to buy/sell and when to wait. It also means having good acumen on predicting the future of how tech is affecting the world and which companies might go upwards.

Good prep is needed any sort of work, not just trading. But a background of stocks or commodities do help a new entrant in crypto.

The trend will only decide what order you will place. If it is going up, sell, if it is going down, buy - but keep in mind the price ranges.

Let's be honest, this is a lot more difficult work than office work. Among other things, in order to engage in trading all the time, you need to have very strong nerves, iron discipline and a very large knowledge base with a constant desire to learn and develop. I have heard many times that this is an interesting activity and many people like it, but I very rarely hear that trading brings a stable income. There are people who can make good money on this, but there are very few of them, most of them lose money.

Some or I say most think it's the gateway to a better income because they saw a guy earning that much in trading but some/most don't asked these questions like "is it worth it?" or "is it for me"? There's no easy tasks or jobs unless you master it and trading isn't an exception in this field, you really need knowledge, experience and most and crucial one is the discipline and behavior in oneself.

I suggest if they still have work, they should at least consider not to resign that early just to pursue trading. They can still stay and make trading more like of a part time job, then, if ready, knowledgeable enough, has experience, and has enough capital to start trading (I'd say average capital like $5k - up) then I guess that's the time.

No but a part time trader. As said, since the earning from regular job, was not satisfying the needs, looked up for a online job and found it to be one of the best platforms to earn, yes with lots of risks involved but yes stratifying. Yes lost much but yes earned. Yes besides being somewhat addicted to it, the platform really supports to have a side income now and then if not regularly. Need patience and experience to handle it and get revenue.

That's true friend, maybe outside of trading when we talk online, this forum also produces money,token and Btc,of course based on the criteria, both bounties and signatures that are followed, at least to cover needs when outside the main work income and daily trading. even though we know the last transaction was in cryptocurrency trading, whatever the name of the crypto bounty hunter.
Are you also like that bro? wide internet coverage outside of the investment field and some of the categories above, I personally have added value from each particular project campaign that pays at the current exchange rate, whether trading or campaigns, its nature is to increase income and in my opinion there are not a few people who get income for survival. her life

It is true that we should not be in a hurry to leave our main job in order to make crypto trading as a full time job. Sometimes most people lose
more than the gains made when trading. So the safest decision is to make crypto trading a side job, like what I'm doing now. Moreover,
the crypto market is very volatile, for me it is very difficult to earn income regularly from trading. Even though I have been trading for 5 years,
I still don't dare to make crypto trading as a full time job. But everyone has different knowledge, experience and trading skills, so if we believe
we can make crypto trading a full time job, please just do it. But don't forget crypto trading is a high-risk activity, even as far as I know many
people have regretted their decision to make crypto trading as a full time job. So think again carefully whether we are ready with all the risks
that will occur if we choose crypto trading as a full time job.

I am not a full time trader, or never learnt professional trading.
Yet I trade a lot and good amount of money. But as trading is not always profitable, so keeping it as full time might be very dangerous for your financial freedom.
Yes i also see that many people are moving towards trading from low payed jobs, and for them i can say that, you can be rely on trading for a shorter period of time. But for a longer time you need to rely on something solid.
But still it’s upto people’s decision on what they choose.

People trivially evaluate the results that they can get and the efforts that they put into work. I think each of us is quite capable of drawing conclusions.

Neither I, I am not also a full time trader however I know in myself that I am also an active trader but I think for now I couldn't a lot my full time in trading because still I am in the stage of learning more about trading. For me, I am afraid enough to take the risk taking the journey of being a full time trader knowing in myself that I have some knowledge and skills that I need to learn and to gain through experience. I'm so proud to other who managed to be a full time trader because I am planning this way too not now but maybe soon.

The truth is there is no easy work. Office or not, you will still feel a difficulty but the key to not feel difficult is to love what you are doing. Starting from any jobs not only in trading, is literally hard but once you learn how things work, the difficulty will lessen. It's only a matter of acceptance then to feel less pressure and stay longer on the game.

Cryptos are volatile so it's true that it's hard to earn stable income on here. Sometimes we can lose but other times we can earn too much. I guess that was better than earning stable income? don't be scared on what you heard. How will you know if trading works for you if you won't try it?

You do not have to leave your job to do something for full-time in my opinion. If you ask people what full-time job is, they would say something like 9-5 job, or the job you earn your main money from and all of that. But to me, it is the thing that you spend hours to earn money, if you are working just 1-2 hours a day then it is not a full-time job, but if you are working maybe like 8 hours a day doing something it could be a full-time job.

People could have 2 full-time jobs, even three of them if you push it. I knew a guy who worked as a school bus driver, and in between leaving kids he would work as a mechanic and after that worked as a uber driver as well, working nearly 19-20 hours a day. Tell me that is not a full-time job, two of them were definitely full time and he worked long enough to make uber a full time job as well.

And anyone who had that conclusion that he's able to make full time work with crypto. He has to evaluate his status in life and prepare himself emotionally.

This is always a roller coaster ride and not all of your expectations will be met and most of the time, it will break the expectation that you've got. That's think of it before you get in or else you'll suffer the consequence that you didn't prepared for.