Which is Best Trading or Freelancing?

[DashingAgent]

Which is Best Trading or Freelancing?

The truth is that that you cannot make good money with freelancing, the only thing where you can make money is trading but for trading you would need a good revenue and expertise in trading otherwise you will just loose because the good exchanges has high trading fee and it is difficult that you could generate profit.

I found there that many youtube channels are promoting freelancing but they are just misleading you. Freelancing has no more scope. Do not waste your time by learning anything related to freelancing. Instead learn something about trading.

[The Cryptovator]

Why do you think freelancing is bad? What you have to lose on freelancing? But on trading you might lose everything. I don't know why traders are not realizing when you winning someone on the other hand losing. So what will happen if you become that loser? Anyone shouldn't depend both of them. It should consider only as a passive income. Not your main income, there should have real job or business in your real life. Before discourage peoples learn first what is freelancing, Google it. Who have best experiences they are earning good by freelancing as well without any kind of risk.

[milewilda]

Depending on where you do suit in. Freelancing is just like having a typical work in real life but this one is done via online which means its skill-varied.
We know that there are lots of specific skills depending on where an individual been expert on.Yes, it might not be as big on trading profits but somewhat
it is more stable and as long you do work you do get paid and theres no loss in here.

Trading on the other side gives out that opportunity on getting rich if done well or you can live out life way more that you do expect
but in exchange it do really have higher risk of losing money if you dont know on what you are doing.

[mk4]

That's a very bad take. Freelancing can rack you up with good amounts of money if you're actually providing very good and in demand services. It's like saying that you should start a business because you can't make money being employed. It's not the case 100% of the time. Freelancing could mean a lot of things, freelancing is not just being a customer service rep or a online secretary or something.

[ChooseUsairname]

It depends on two things:
- what exactly you do as a freelancer
- how much experience you have in trading

[stompix]

The truth is that that you cannot make good money with freelancing, the only thing where you can make money is trading

That's a lie!  

Why do you think freelancing is bad? What you have to lose on freelancing?

It's actual work!
You don't type or tap two times a day and you're rich!

With freelancing you have a client, you have a deadline, you have to search for clients, you must have skills and knowledge.
With trading, you pray and you push a few buttons, you're either rich and come here bragging or you lose your money and you're...back on freelancing.

Depending on where you do suit in. Freelancing is just like having a typical work in real life but this one is done via online which means its skill-varied.

Not necessarily,  freelancers existed well before the internet, it's just that recently people associate the term with online jobs.
Uber drivers are freelancers also.

[NeuroticFish]

Which is Best Trading or Freelancing?

It highly depends on what you can do at high quality.

If you don't know much about trading and try to gamble some money on the rise or fall of the price, you'll lose, sooner or later.
If you don't know how to produce something that's needed (for real) and how to sell your skills at the best you'll end up freelancing for pennies.

Freelancing is tough. You have to know how to optimize your work/time and, as possible, sell your already done work to more employers (in IT that means highly reusable code, for example).
Trading is imho even harder, because you need 24/7 to be there, because only knowledge and skill is not enough - you risk your funds too, and you may need extra balls to buy mostly when "there's blood on the streets" and sell when everybody is making the happy dance.


However, by the fact you have put these two "options" face to face means you don't know either of them so you should clearly avoid both.

[Ailurophile]

Why do you think freelancing is bad? What you have to lose on freelancing? But on trading you might lose everything. I don't know why traders are not realizing when you winning someone on the other hand losing. So what will happen if you become that loser? Anyone shouldn't depend both of them. It should consider only as a passive income. Not your main income, there should have real job or business in your real life. Before discourage peoples learn first what is freelancing, Google it. Who have best experiences they are earning good by freelancing as well without any kind of risk.

True in freelancing there isn't a risk involve but in trading you could lose your money.
OP is comparing two different thing it is like asking if it is better to work or open a business.
And the answer would always depend on where would they excel or gain a higher income.

[Lucius]

You know what is best? If you have good nose for business and you buy some worthless coin, and you buy a huge amount. Then you sell all when they pump it x1000 or more and put big profit in your pocket. Then you can call yourself a good trader, and if you can repeat it several times then you are a great trader

To be freelancer is actually more than one job, we can say that it is more than one job in one. If such a person works in accordance with the law, they must know everything that exists in one company, accounting, communications, advertising and of course be very good in their business to be competitive in the market.

In a nutshell, cryptocurrency trading is very risky and definitely not for everyone, while a freelancer can be anyone who has some skill to offer in the market.

[dothebeats]

Jokes on you, some of the finest freelancers out there are raking up more money than doctors, engineers and other highly-paid professions out there. Depending on the niche, companies would pay you good money if you showed them your worth. I myself am a freelancer related to medicines and doctors and it actually pays me a decent amount of money compared to what I have earned in my trading stints back then. Perhaps trading isn't for me but the learning curve in trading is way higher than learning a skill and marketing yourself as a freelsncer.

[fortunecrypto]

Which is Best Trading or Freelancing?

The truth is that that you cannot make good money with freelancing, the only thing where you can make money is trading but for trading you would need a good revenue and expertise in trading otherwise you will just loose because the good exchanges has high trading fee and it is difficult that you could generate profit.

I found there that many youtube channels are promoting freelancing but they are just misleading you. Freelancing has no more scope. Do not waste your time by learning anything related to freelancing. Instead learn something about trading.

I pick trading anytime i once tried freelancing when I was just starting out and their to much competition in freelancing and there's not much or project to bid, in trading you can set your own income if you are dedicated enough to learn everything about Trading I've read a lot of traders going big in just a short period of time.

[BrewMaster]

you are wrong about both of them.
it all depends on the person, the situation and what skills they have. for example someone without any knowledge or skills doesn't have anything to offer as a freelancer so they end up doing meaningless jobs that pay them practically nothing. you can't conclude based on that!
same with trading. people who have no experience will always end up losing money.

on the other hand those who spend time gaining the knowledge first and then use that to gain experience will always end up succeeding in anything they enter.

[Hippocrypto]

Why do you think freelancing is bad? What you have to lose on freelancing? But on trading you might lose everything. I don't know why traders are not realizing when you winning someone on the other hand losing. So what will happen if you become that loser? Anyone shouldn't depend both of them. It should consider only as a passive income. Not your main income, there should have real job or business in your real life. Before discourage peoples learn first what is freelancing, Google it. Who have best experiences they are earning good by freelancing as well without any kind of risk.

I don't think being a freelancer is bad for us, though the income isn't quite stable but it all good to those who really brought up their own skills about this kind of job preference. However, if you're trading actually you don't care for a boss because you're the boss at your desired timeframe. What you are doing to earn such money will be done at your own schedules without a pressure from anybody. Unlike of being freelancer, you're maintaining a reputale image in order to impress your clients.

[Oceat]

One should stick to where they are capable of making more money than choosing a difficult one that is not so convenient for making a lot of money than waste your time on a thing that you do struggle with. Both choices are good but it is better to go for the one that you are good at. But if you want to challenge yourself then plan it carefully to avoid wasting too much time and money.

[Yamifoud]

If you can ask freelancers, it is certainly be saying that they can make good money from their job. You can tell that freelancing job is a waste of time, there is no money on this, it probably because you don't try it. In fact, a lot of freelancers improve their life status and eventually, they are generating more money than of a casual trader.

Please try to read this one (https://getflywheel.com/layout/freelancer-pros-and-cons/) and you'll find out the life of a freelancer.

For the fact that everyone isn't suited for this kind of job, I may say also that this is not suited for you as well. And I do hope that trading could be with you and you'll be comfortable doing it.

[Quidat]

you are wrong about both of them.
it all depends on the person, the situation and what skills they have. for example someone without any knowledge or skills doesn't have anything to offer as a freelancer so they end up doing meaningless jobs that pay them practically nothing. you can't conclude based on that!
same with trading. people who have no experience will always end up losing money.

on the other hand those who spend time gaining the knowledge first and then use that to gain experience will always end up succeeding in anything they enter.

Both things does require skills and knowledge and if you don have these things then you will surely mess up neither you do freelancing or trades.
Making money is just the same it will just vary since the other one do have corresponding risk but you can make big money.You can even do both
things while you do freelance works yet trading does have long positions which wouldnt really be need for you to be active.
Best is on two as long it can generate money or income for you.

[nelson4lov]

I'd say that it depends on what skills you have or what you can do better. You can't trade if you don't know how to. Similarly, you can't freelance without having a skill. No one is ready to employ an unskilled individual only in extreme rare cases because as at today, everyone only wants someone who can add value to products/services.

On that note, I advice anyone still confused about which path to take to take a moment and do some research in order to see which area they like best.

[rexxarofmoknathal]

I think they're both very good options of making money following a lot of hard work. And if I was to give you my honest opinion then, whether trading or freelancing is best, I think is something completely dependent on you and what you're good at and like doing.

Like I said the 2 options are great but both require that extra bit of effort, in terms of self-motivation so it depends on your skills and what you enjoy doing too. That's my honest opinion!

[leowonderful]

Realistically, freelancing is probably the better option for most people since trading's just very difficult even if you've got experience and it's been proven many times that the vast majority of people lose money in trading. That's not to say you might have a talent for trading and you might have the potential and dedication to become a good trader, but statistically you're probably better offering something through freelancing. It really depends what sort of person you are at the end.

[ice098]

I'd say that it depends on what skills you have or what you can do better. You can't trade if you don't know how to. Similarly, you can't freelance without having a skill. No one is ready to employ an unskilled individual only in extreme rare cases because as at today, everyone only wants someone who can add value to products/services.

On that note, I advice anyone still confused about which path to take to take a moment and do some research in order to see which area they like best.

Researching is taking more time and many ideas was too exaggerated, I would only be recommending to do freelancing instead of trading all the time. Or maybe doing both of them can be better depending of an option that you have. Having them as your sources of financial income will be a strong foundation that's capable to grow your asset in the future.