I stopped trading. 3 reasons why.

[visionE2]

1) Too much stress.

Yes, I believe you understand me. My mood depended on one or another token value. I couldn't work sleep and eat. I was checking value for 15-20 times per day. I could not live like that any more.

2) Too much time.

Again, when you are checking value for 10-15 times per day it takes a lot of time. I was always tired and exchausted.

3) I started playing blockchain games (not gambling).

It could be called another addiction but I don’t care. I do like it much more. It interesting and funny. It seems like blockchain games take too much time and money. However, it’s not! Trading and bounty take waaaayyyyyy more!

You're getting stress because you don't enjoy it, trading is something that can be done while relaxing, you don't have to spend your time looking at exchange, if you feel you have earned a profit, so sell it, don't be too ambitious to get big profits

[Arkham Knight]

I have done the same in the first quarter of this year except playing blockchain games. But I have noticed that it is useless and it is smart just  to leave the market for a while. It stresses me so much when I'm still buying trying to tell myself that it's a good chance to hoard but I was wrong.  You just need to accept that it's a bear market and you have to wait even how long it will take to recover.

[waser12]

Each person decide for himself what to do and what type of making money is excepted for him. If you want to feel joy while doing money crypto games are ok.

[Stavri]

1) Too much stress.

Yes, I believe you understand me. My mood depended on one or another token value. I couldn't work sleep and eat. I was checking value for 15-20 times per day. I could not live like that any more.

2) Too much time.

Again, when you are checking value for 10-15 times per day it takes a lot of time. I was always tired and exchausted.

3) I started playing blockchain games (not gambling).

It could be called another addiction but I don’t care. I do like it much more. It interesting and funny. It seems like blockchain games take too much time and money. However, it’s not! Trading and bounty take waaaayyyyyy more!

Well. You are correct in your points. But it is a fact that this market has a good potential for the future. You can reduce the stress and time by holding only 

[Denies]

that is your choice, but I still do daily trading even though it is very difficult to find profit,

Forget profit focusing on recovery that can reduce losses. that's what I did to get around it

[Servantes]

I do not play any game now, and also do not really trade, because of the same reasons you have listed. Sleeping deep, and nice at nights is more important, than to make a little more profit, for me at least.

[MNinvestor17]

Too emotional decision, bro

[pokxon]

Why are you interested in their prices?
I just checked their prices 3 times a day. Sometimes I do not care about them and wait for the pumps. Relax and look for something to do instead of checking them out. Read books, play games, exercise, talk to someone, .... You will feel more comfortable.

[TBboys]

1) Too much stress.

Yes, I believe you understand me. My mood depended on one or another token value. I couldn't work sleep and eat. I was checking value for 15-20 times per day. I could not live like that any more.

2) Too much time.

Again, when you are checking value for 10-15 times per day it takes a lot of time. I was always tired and exchausted.

3) I started playing blockchain games (not gambling).

It could be called another addiction but I don’t care. I do like it much more. It interesting and funny. It seems like blockchain games take too much time and money. However, it’s not! Trading and bounty take waaaayyyyyy more!

You are already mad. When you are addicted to short-term interest, you will have to spend a lot of time every day to stare at the fluctuations in the market. This has seriously affected your life. My friend, you can't go on like this anymore, go back to normal. crypto is not all in life.

[okala]

1) Too much stress.

Yes, I believe you understand me. My mood depended on one or another token value. I couldn't work sleep and eat. I was checking value for 15-20 times per day. I could not live like that any more.

2) Too much time.

Again, when you are checking value for 10-15 times per day it takes a lot of time. I was always tired and exchausted.

3) I started playing blockchain games (not gambling).

It could be called another addiction but I don’t care. I do like it much more. It interesting and funny. It seems like blockchain games take too much time and money. However, it’s not! Trading and bounty take waaaayyyyyy more!

Making money is not easy and you should invest with wisdom in mind.  Trading become stressful because of the ways the nature of this market is and you should know that you have to analyze many information before you can invest and makes profits.  If you look at how all this playing out you will agree with me that you will need to treat trade as a profession and not just an Avenue to make money.

[Lighthouze]

Trading could be strenuous and time demanding especially if you have to combine it with your day job or other activities for the day. This is why some experienced traders input their Stoploss and Takeprofit figures and just let the trades run. This ensure don't necessarily have to check very often depending on whether on the kind of trader you are: Day, Swing, Position or a Scalper.

[RockBar0]

Each person decide for himself what to do and what type of making money is excepted for him. If you want to feel joy while doing money crypto games are ok.

Yes, depends on many reasons and each on different people. So, in my opinion, do not advise him anything, let him choose the right path for himself, but in my opinion should not stop investing in the cryptographic market, they are quite potential, And you choose the right penny, you will soon rich.

[bolshojkush]

You can add a fourth reason: "I do not know how to trade on the exchange and so I lose my money.". I think this reason is suitable for 90% of traders.

[Nasonn]

I personally stopped trading as a result of the market decline and it's true as you stated, having to check price every few minutes is stressful and tasking.

[asus09]

1) Too much stress.

Yes, I believe you understand me. My mood depended on one or another token value. I couldn't work sleep and eat. I was checking value for 15-20 times per day. I could not live like that any more.

2) Too much time.

Again, when you are checking value for 10-15 times per day it takes a lot of time. I was always tired and exchausted.

3) I started playing blockchain games (not gambling).

It could be called another addiction but I don’t care. I do like it much more. It interesting and funny. It seems like blockchain games take too much time and money. However, it’s not! Trading and bounty take waaaayyyyyy more!

I highlight the first and second.
You waste too much time checking it, I think you can refer to marketcap for the crypto value that you trade.
and before you trade, you should already know the altcoin that you are trading, especially you can monitor the buy and sell charts

[CaptainKid]

I also think that it is very difficult to trade in cryptocurrency under such market conditions, especially since the market is not volatile, as it was before, and it is very difficult to make a profit.

[anov996]

I too settle for that my trading volume has diminished heaps as i'm a passive merchandiser or cannot provides a full time trying to find the worth fluctuations and current market is just too risky for moving any sides. except for day traders, there square measure periodic crest and troughs sanctionative them to build a profit from day trade.

[AimHigh]

You are right it is to much stress specially trading and for short term because you need to monitor time to time and everyday the fluctuation of the value for you to earn so that is was stressful  but for me try to trade or invest for long term that you needed to monitor everyday but after a month for sure you earn and the  value rise again so be patient and don't  stress your self.

[HauntOne]

It's great that you could stop and recognize that you do not like it, despite the earnings.  Trading really takes all your free time

[jajorforce]

1) Too much stress.

Yes, I believe you understand me. My mood depended on one or another token value. I couldn't work sleep and eat. I was checking value for 15-20 times per day. I could not live like that any more.

2) Too much time.

Again, when you are checking value for 10-15 times per day it takes a lot of time. I was always tired and exchausted.

3) I started playing blockchain games (not gambling).

It could be called another addiction but I don’t care. I do like it much more. It interesting and funny. It seems like blockchain games take too much time and money. However, it’s not! Trading and bounty take waaaayyyyyy more!

Surely you have entered the market with high profit calls. When you enter in the market you see it pink with a chance x10 x20.
And you probably do not have any knowledge of cryptocurrency. Maybe you fomo, buy a coin at peak price and every day you open up to see its discount, and until you can not stand it anymore, you will sell it. And do it again. Now you say you are stressed and wasting time. so funny