How long does it take to become a pro

[Zdraste16]

I am really interested in this question. And you might be surprised, but I came here not only for money, but on the first place I put the feeling that I can do something important. Cryptocurrency world is not a teaching, medicine or life guard area, but i am a strong believer that every person should do something important for him, his family and friends and for other people as well. So I am thinking of becoming some kind of cryptocurrency consultant or something like that. But I understand that in order to achieve this goal I need to have a perfect portfolio and to become a highly qualified professional myself. I am ready to hard work for years, but i want to know how much time will I need? One year is not enough but what about three or four years? Will it be enough? What do you think? Thank you very much and good luck with your business.

Very good question.  There is no specific amount of time to become a highly qualified professional.  It all depends on many factors.  In which area specifically do you want to achieve high results?
 How persistently and persistently you are ready to work to achieve your goal?  With regards to cryptocurrency, the situation is such that every day new opportunities and innovations are explored.  In order to be aware of the latest news and try not to miss something important, it takes a lot of personal time.  If you are ready and set a goal.  You will succeed, good luck.

[I Like Bitcoin]

In order to become a professional in this field you will need about 7 years of hard work. You also need to know specifically what kind of counseling you will offer and concentrate on the chosen areas.

[AltcoinsBattle]

Wow, why so much? It depends on what the OP wants and what its abilities are.
Well, if the OP already has experience consulting. In order to do something in this area, a few months is enough to study the entire crypto environment. Of course, it would be nice to have real experience in this area. But it can take years.                   

[Sum24]

it depend with your exercise and your experience in the market, you will can observe and analyst market if you did real trade on the field.

Yeah it is all about our own experience; we will have to find the market movement as if the market movement is good only then go for trading, there is lots of ways to get income from trading, it needs time, patience to hold and never let your emotions to make you see panic, trading needs allot of care and knowledge so then there will be profit.

[Okity21]

Of course many factors affect you becoming a professional.
This is the time spent on the cryptocurrency market.
This experience gained on the stock exchanges.
Of course, this is the ability to predict the upper and lower thresholds of coin prices for a quick purchase or sale.
Need to cultivate constantly.

[serjent05]

Time matters for sure but the question is how much effort do you put in it? You can spend 5 years and yet not learning anything because you are doing less or nothing or it can just be half a year but you are putting all your effort and enthusiasm to perfect the matter. Experience is a must dude not just head knowledge. You will never know the flavor of the cake if you are just reading the description, you must taste it for you to know. If you won’t engage in crypto, invest, lose and profit, you will never know how it is to be in the cryptocurrency world. Good luck to your goal.

[Danslip]

It can take up to 5 years in forex trading and it should be at least 3 years in crypto trading in my opinion. Some pro traders say that taking a plan for the trading journey is necessary depending on the aims.

[surgical_duude]

I am really interested in this question. And you might be surprised, but I came here not only for money, but on the first place I put the feeling that I can do something important. Cryptocurrency world is not a teaching, medicine or life guard area, but i am a strong believer that every person should do something important for him, his family and friends and for other people as well. So I am thinking of becoming some kind of cryptocurrency consultant or something like that. But I understand that in order to achieve this goal I need to have a perfect portfolio and to become a highly qualified professional myself. I am ready to hard work for years, but i want to know how much time will I need? One year is not enough but what about three or four years? Will it be enough? What do you think? Thank you very much and good luck with your business.

  I think it's not important to carry pro into time. Important is yours. If you learn and study hard. You will be better soon. But becoming a kind of cryptocurrency consultant depends much on the market and the influence of crypto. But try for your purpose. You will soon find a way

[HyughA]

all depends on our willingness, if indeed really deepen in the world of cryptocurrency, all must learn from the smartest and what we need to do must be in accordance with ideas and strong desires, I'm sure everyone comes to cryptocurrency to make money, that's the reason can not be denied

[jackblacksparrow]

It seems to me that much depends on the desire to do something.  Because if you do something without desire, then you definitely will not become a professional in it.

[nicster551]

I am really interested in this question. And you might be surprised, but I came here not only for money, but on the first place I put the feeling that I can do something important. Cryptocurrency world is not a teaching, medicine or life guard area, but i am a strong believer that every person should do something important for him, his family and friends and for other people as well. So I am thinking of becoming some kind of cryptocurrency consultant or something like that. But I understand that in order to achieve this goal I need to have a perfect portfolio and to become a highly qualified professional myself. I am ready to hard work for years, but i want to know how much time will I need? One year is not enough but what about three or four years? Will it be enough? What do you think? Thank you very much and good luck with your business.

That timeframe depends on the people, if he really are eager to learn about this industry then I think 6months to 1 year he can be a good consultant. You can start small to build your portfolio. Just like me I started on doing bounties then I tried to become a community manager then CEO likes my attitude towards work and he promotes me as his advisor/consultant.

[salink]

It depends on whether the experience you experience is diverse. That process can be long and short and the skills and knowledge you can apply to practice. technology grows day by day and you can keep up with its progress. It all depends on your hard work.

[tabas]

There are people who are fast learners and it only takes them few experiences to make themselves excel into one thing. If you want to be a pro then you need to gain a lot of experience and understanding to the market.

[Chrystora123]

being a professional is not measured by the amount of time he/her spends, but is measured by how much he wants to focus and fully understand the field that is being lived.  I say that time is not a guarantee because we all know that IQ and everyone's capture power are different, some can be pro because they are geniuses even though they have only been for a while  

[davinchi]

To be a pro we can't estimate the clear time scale required. From my understanding this is completely upon the users self understanding about the market. Cryptocurrency market is the only network that is fluctuating to the peak compared to various other investment sectors. With this when an users predictions coincide with 60% of the market moves then he can be a pro in my view.

Being pro is not something you can do by just sitting at home and going through google because you think that’s where the answer to everything lies. Nah, there are things that you can’t learn through Google, you will need someone who knows all that to teach you. Anyone that wants to be a pro in cryptocurrency will need to study it. I have seen some courses that has to do with cryptocurrency, but they are mostly location based, cause you will have to be attending their classes, they don’t teach online.

[AwoCorporation]

There are people who are fast learners and it only takes them few experiences to make themselves excel into one thing. If you want to be a pro then you need to gain a lot of experience and understanding to the market.

really, experience can be gained from trading and direct investment from you, or trading and investing made by other people you know. you can take your friends' experience to make your knowledge so that you become richer in knowledge and experience. I suggest after you become a lot of experience, don't stop at learning from the market, because the market is always changing.

[sammyp]

Working all your way to become a pro is not an easy task. I do not know how many we have around but I think they are either many or less. What I think you should do is to start working as if you are already a pro. Look for people who have problems in cryptocurrency and start helping them in anyway you can and as you do this regularly, you indirectly develop yourself well for towards being a pro in cryptocurrency.

[kennen1113]

being a professional is not measured by the amount of time he/her spends, but is measured by how much he wants to focus and fully understand the field that is being lived.  I say that time is not a guarantee because we all know that IQ and everyone's capture power are different, some can be pro because they are geniuses even though they have only been for a while  

Agree, time is not the main factor to decide whether a person becomes a pro in a certain area or not because we can see a lot of people use a lot of time but the capacity is still very limited, and the problem here is their talent, their intelligence. Talent and intelligence play an important role in this life, typically bill gates and mark zuckerberg, they do not complete college but we can see their success in technology while many people have completed the courses very well, but their success is still too small, time is not as important as human

[jackblacksparrow]

It seems to me that everything depends on the desire to be a professional.  And especially you should like it because without interest you shouldn't do anything.  Because it will not work.  Everything is in your hands.

[Kiweikoo]

It depends on you and how you practice and dedicate your time, it is possible for it to take you years before you become a pro and it's also possible to take you months to become a pro, all you need to do is to be dedicated at learning about crypto, make sure you don't leave any stone unturned and make sure you study all part of crypto from hodling to trading and even to building a career around the blockchain until you get your desired result.