What is influencing the growth in the number of traders?

[AlphaBheta]

Trading has always been something that people viewed as difficult, at least that's what I thought when I started, but I like the fact that I see a lot more people doing both now.

I don't have a specific number but in the little things you can have an idea of how much more people are into trading now. I remember seeing the post about the amount of teams that registered for the KCGI trading event, and all I could think of is how impressive it is that over 1500 teams each team consisting of different traders have signed up for something like that.

I might be making it more than it is, because I'm a big fan of trading in general, but I'm really glad trading is becoming more and more accessible.

[EarnOnVictor]

The simple answer to this is FOMO. Everyone wants to trade and see how it goes.

Even if they try it and fail, they just want to try, and I see nothing wrong in that. Cryptocurrency now makes trading more popular, which couples with the social media hypes and many other trading events and seminar/webinar that are rekindling trading hope.

[Ziskinberg]

Traders might increase in number, but the real question is, how many of them are actually profitable in the long run? I’d say only a few. A lot of people just ride the hype during a bull market and start trading, but sooner or later, they realize trading isn’t some overnight success story. It takes time, experience, and skill development to truly be good at it.

You’re talking about day trading, right? That’s definitely not for everyone. Long-term investing or just HODLing is more suited for most people because it doesn’t require deep technical knowledge. You just have to trust Bitcoin’s future and hold on, even during bear markets, without panicking.

At the end of the day, the real challenge for most people is handling FOMO and FUD, that’s where many lose.

[cryptoaddictchie]

Trading has always been something that people viewed as difficult, at least that's what I thought when I started, but I like the fact that I see a lot more people doing both now.

Well its really difficult actually. Its never easy to do trading, for some reason I find it hard too but as I learned it along the way it really sync in how to cope on it. Anyway more users will realizes that too when they gain enough experience while doing it. Also its impossible to avoid such thing as losing.

[Awaklara]

I might be making it more than it is, because I'm a big fan of trading in general, but I'm really glad trading is becoming more and more accessible.

Trading is indeed becoming increasingly accessible, especially with more exchange options, particularly for those who are new and rely on local exchanges. The real reason more traders are interested is due to popularity, the more trading is reported, the more people share their profits and trading experiences. This actually creates FOMO, and they will self-select. Some will persist with their interest, while others may give up due to ignorance. Some beginners are just curious and want to try.

[crwth]

I agree that many people have been exposed to easy accessibility by simply downloading an app, and they can already trade. There's always a growing interest, mainly due to the increased influence and rise of cryptocurrency trading.

There are also numerous promises associated with technological advancements, such as trading bots that automate trading and can generate profits while you're away. It's also an attraction to the market.

[tvplus006]

...trading is becoming more and more accessible.

A large influx of new traders is facilitated by the fact that in order to start trading, you do not need a large deposit and, as it seems to beginners, you do not need special knowledge. And besides that, we see success stories from different media outlets, how $100 turned out to be a million dollar profit.

[Wakate]

Trading has always been something that people viewed as difficult, at least that's what I thought when I started, but I like the fact that I see a lot more people doing both now.

I don't have a specific number but in the little things you can have an idea of how much more people are into trading now. I remember seeing the post about the amount of teams that registered for the KCGI trading event, and all I could think of is how impressive it is that over 1500 teams each team consisting of different traders have signed up for something like that.

I might be making it more than it is, because I'm a big fan of trading in general, but I'm really glad trading is becoming more and more accessible.

One thing you need to understand about why people are taking trading very seriously is because there is money in it. In case you don't know, when you play your game well, you will be surprised how you will be making money from trading why others keep complaining and holding their crypto portfolios.

Many that have not even started trading want to have the knowledge about trading and that has been the reason why you noticed that more participants registered for the trading contest. Although, it's not every trader that is going to make profits from trading. Many will try but few will be profitable. The exchange also will make money from the competition why those that are not good at trading or that do not have a good signal would lose their money.

[sheenshane]

Trading has always been something that people viewed as difficult, at least that's what I thought when I started, but I like the fact that I see a lot more people doing both now.

Keep in mind that trading isn't for everyone.
While some have benefited and won in trading, others may have experienced huge losses.
The fact is, not everyone makes money in trading, and the sudden rise in traders might be driven by FOMO, especially when the market is bullish.

Trading requires knowledge and skills, if you trade just because it’s easily accessible, that’s not the right perception.
Be cautious of the hype.

[BABY SHOES]

This is Bitget's shilling. Because it has been marked.

Trading requires knowledge and skills, if you trade just because it’s easily accessible, that’s not the right perception.
Be cautious of the hype.

Trading is easy to access, but there are many obstacles where it is difficult to develop skills, especially for beginners who need time to learn many things.
Trading that is influenced by others, especially just because of FOMO that is being discussed on social media, then you trade that token.
Many people are successful in trading... but many people lose money.

[mirakal]

It’s the successful stories of the early traders who bring deep motivation to the aspirant traders now, and anticipate the same fortune as well like they always imagine with trading. And add to it are those who only trade for greed satisfaction, although they can’t sustain long-term profitability but probably they’re well-satisfied already with the short term profits that they have gained from trading.

And while social media is the best outlet nowadays, trading influencers have taken advantage this platform to keep inviting new traders in the market, but I say they should always trade with caution since there is always high risk with trading.

[Distinctin]

It’s not actually surprising why there’s a sudden growth spurt for traders in the market, simply because everyone wants to trade and expect instant profits. But the real challenge is how long and how capable these traders to keep trading in the market, despite of some inevitable losses that they will surely experience if they pursue trading.

In the end, a lot dream of becoming successful traders, but only few have made it on the top and achieve high  profitability. Trading is really risky, but if you have proper risk management and knows actually how to navigate the risks in trading, you will surely succeed in the long run.

[Mpamaegbu]

What is influencing the growth in the number of traders?

Accessibility and little funds to start trading with are the two factors I can reference to.

In the past, exchanges and trading platforms weren't as ubiquitous as they're today. Even the few exchanges that were around didn't have the type of exciting offers and inducements as we've them today. I can remember how "normal" and "bland" the likes of Poloniex, Bittrex, Kraken, and a few others I can't remember now, were until Binance came and revolutionized the whole thing. It's exciting now with each modern exchange trying to outdo the other through healthy competition by enticing their subscribers with trading offers and incentives.

More so, as little as $10 now one can start trading.

[harapan]

Trading has always been something that people viewed as difficult, at least that's what I thought when I started, but I like the fact that I see a lot more people doing both now.

Yes the rate at which people trade has been increasing for awhile now and that may be due to so many positive results heard about trading, unlike before that people are scared thinking they'll be at loss snd stuffs like that. Irs a good sign that people are able to understand what trading is all about now and therefore are following the guide inorder to make more profits and gains.

[shinratensei_]

Trading has always been something that people viewed as difficult, at least that's what I thought when I started, but I like the fact that I see a lot more people doing both now.

I don't have a specific number but in the little things you can have an idea of how much more people are into trading now. I remember seeing the post about the amount of teams that registered for the KCGI trading and all I could think of is how impressive it is that over 1500 teams each team consisting of different traders have signed up for something like that.

I might be making it more than it is, because I'm a big fan of trading in general, but I'm really glad trading is becoming more and more accessible.

There are tons of traders, the amount of team registered at event like that in my opinion have absolutely no correlation whatsoever.

But since there are so many exchanges and most of them have billions trading volume, I assume every country with access to internet and crypto at the very least have millions of traders in there.
In the rare case of this I prefer to consider trading volume as one of the factor to determine and usually at bull run the number of traders increase exponentially because it's interesting time to get in and make some quick bucks.

[mich]

I do think there is alot of new crypto investors that wants to make very fast profit. There is social media influencers that is saying you can make 100x your investment if you listen to what they say.

So there are new traders that sees this and wants to get rich so fast like this. But it is not always how it works out. There is rug pulls and some of the influencers  are just shilling projects to make their own profit.

[shield132]

Trading has always been something that people viewed as difficult, at least that's what I thought when I started, but I like the fact that I see a lot more people doing both now.

I don't have a specific number but in the little things you can have an idea of how much more people are into trading now. I remember seeing the post about the amount of teams that registered for the KCGI trading event, and all I could think of is how impressive it is that over 1500 teams each team consisting of different traders have signed up for something like that.

I might be making it more than it is, because I'm a big fan of trading in general, but I'm really glad trading is becoming more and more accessible.

Platforms like Binance made crypto trading very accessible because they have been operating in the most countries with ease of use, and they have also listed most of the coins, if I amn't wrong. Trading is becoming popular because of influencers, they promote trading as something like skill to learn, whilie in reality, it hugely depends on luck and patience but they won't tell it because it will ruin their business, and people won't buy their product. In reality, they earn by selling their product and not by trading.
To sum up, influencers create fake expressions that attract people. Everyone wants easy money without hard work and sweat and that's their target audience.

[slaman29]

I had the same feeling in forex, tbh, I think its a bit psychological. When you're trading, then it seems like more people are 'trading'. But really it means more people are using apps and exchanges.

For sure there is more interest and exposure, but now I think there are much more gamblers than traders

[Botnake]

Trading has always been something that people viewed as difficult, at least that's what I thought when I started, but I like the fact that I see a lot more people doing both now.

Well its really difficult actually. Its never easy to do trading, for some reason I find it hard too but as I learned it along the way it really sync in how to cope on it. Anyway more users will realizes that too when they gain enough experience while doing it. Also its impossible to avoid such thing as losing.

Trading is definitely hard and tough, most especially for newbies in trading. But due to successful stories wherein traders have reached their goals and dreams in life all because of trading knowledge and excellent skills, people from different races rush to enter trading and test within theirselves if it’s actually profitable or not.

While others are making substantial gains, majority are still risking their money and lose. There’s no easy trading, but when you consistently trade while trying to maximize your trading potentials, that’s when you develop those knowledge and incomparable skills that will bring in consistent and maximum profits.

[joeperry]

Trading has always been something that people viewed as difficult, at least that's what I thought when I started, but I like the fact that I see a lot more people doing both now.

I don't have a specific number but in the little things you can have an idea of how much more people are into trading now. I remember seeing the post about the amount of teams that registered for the KCGI trading event, and all I could think of is how impressive it is that over 1500 teams each team consisting of different traders have signed up for something like that.

I might be making it more than it is, because I'm a big fan of trading in general, but I'm really glad trading is becoming more and more accessible.

Considering the volume on one exchange, there's really a lot of traders out there and that's only for crypto, what more on stocks which was already here since 1600's or late 1700's so I wouldn't surprise. It's true that many people are into trading now considering how easy to dive into trading unlike stocks before that you need a broker or something like that (not really familiar with stocks trading) but now you can do it on your phone and you can trade on whatever amount you have.