There's no accurate predictions on either gambling or crypto trading, however both have different levels of risks. Gambling doesn't require much skills, infact most games doesn't require any skills to play, they just depends on luck to win. Whereas crypto trading is hard and requires learning it's fundamental and technical analysis before understanding what the determinants are before placing trades. So trading requires the trader to learn the necessary skills to become a professional trader and that makes it to be more profitable because he understands the crypto market. Meanwhile for gambling, especially casinos games and lotteries are based on luck. It's only when someone is trading without any experience that you can liken him to a gambler, a professional trader is more profitable than the two.
I agree with you, all life activities have risks just in different sizes. All fields will not be far from this sacred thing, it's just that everyone who wants to take the step to do so has thought about the risk of responsibility that must be accepted. like gambling, the risk of losing money is the main basis for knowing what will happen if we don't win. Saving money or trading also carries risks. Sometimes even professional traders are not always 100% sure there are unexpected risks.
Yes, that's true and regarding the issue of high or low risk it depends on the activity, but if we compare trading with gambling then yes of course I think it's clear that gambling has a much higher risk than trading, because gambling completely depends on luck while trading depends on on how skilled you are and how much knowledge you have about various ways that can bring profits, such as strategy, one of them.
Basically, these two things are indeed risky activities regardless of the difference in the level of risk, but the point is that as long as you can manage and control everything properly and correctly without exceeding your limits then you will be able to avoid various bad possibilities such as losing significant amounts of money. . On the other hand, as you said, even professional traders do not always end their trading sessions with a profit, sometimes they also experience losses, but that is normal because after all trading is a risky activity, and I would say that if you trade without being based on any knowledge and knowledge ( guessing without any reason) then it can actually be said to be gambling.