Trading as full time job income your honest opinion about this still possible ?

[8rch7]

You can trade as a full-time job, but before that, you must learn the risks of trading and understand how suitable it is for you. If you want to earn more, you have to take more risks. However, in futures trading, if you want to earn, the risk will definitely be the highest, so how much you can perfect yourself will depend on you. However, the amount of funds for your trading will depend on your personal ability and personal desire.
It is possible to earn $5,000 per week if your capital is ten times that amount. However, it is not possible for you to only earn but not make any losses. Earnings and losses complement each other.

Current market position, future trading not really good option how the significant dump exactly with bitcoin and all altcoin still not enough yet how to back up your margin fund from liquidation. Significant dump and fast recovery too risk start trading in future although you bring $5k as margin fund because not enough back up yet avoid from liquid. In my opinion keep trading in spot although price decrease your fund still existing not get liquid but not really recommended become the full time job.
If you make trading as full time job better still has side job if the market moment drop significant as recently you still have income from side job and not enough depend only at trading as full time during the market moment not really stable yet.

[fuguebtc]

You can trade as a full-time job, but before that, you must learn the risks of trading and understand how suitable it is for you. If you want to earn more, you have to take more risks. However, in futures trading, if you want to earn, the risk will definitely be the highest, so how much you can perfect yourself will depend on you. However, the amount of funds for your trading will depend on your personal ability and personal desire.
It is possible to earn $5,000 per week if your capital is ten times that amount. However, it is not possible for you to only earn but not make any losses. Earnings and losses complement each other.

Current market position, future trading not really good option how the significant dump exactly with bitcoin and all altcoin still not enough yet how to back up your margin fund from liquidation. Significant dump and fast recovery too risk start trading in future although you bring $5k as margin fund because not enough back up yet avoid from liquid. In my opinion keep trading in spot although price decrease your fund still existing not get liquid but not really recommended become the full time job.
If you make trading as full time job better still has side job if the market moment drop significant as recently you still have income from side job and not enough depend only at trading as full time during the market moment not really stable yet.

Not only in the current market situation, but trading future has never been a good option regardless of market condition. Futures trading is very risky and no different from gambling, and I have never seen anyone make a stable income from gambling.

Getting involved in futures trading is a mistake, let alone making it a full time job. That would be tantamount to suicide and ruining one's own life


In short, trading inherently involves risk and uncertainty. Therefore, turning it into a fulltime job and considering it your primary source of income is a bad idea, even for spot trading

[SilentNightmare]

Full-time trading is possible, but it’s not easy or guaranteed, especially on high-leverage futures. Most people underestimate risk, drawdowns, and emotional stress.

To make consistent income, you need enough capital to absorb losses, strong risk management, and a strategy that actually works in live conditions, not just backtests. $5k per week is extremely unlikely unless you’re trading really big size or have an edge that’s rare, most full-timers are happy with smaller, steadier gains.

Treat it like a business: control risk, protect capital, and don’t chase unrealistic targets. Without that, you’ll end up needing another job.

[Oshio-man]

If you have good knowledge, insight, and understanding of market trading, you can earn income from your trading. However, you should be aware that trading with leverage carries a very high risk. For capital, it varies greatly and is different for each trader and they do not spend all the capital they have and certainly only a few percent for their trading needs and they must also be prepared for all the risks of the money you spend. Yes, in trading, we shouldn't be greedy and must maintain discipline. You also need to be able to determine when to enter and exit, as well as the desired profit percentage. There will always be opportunities, but it ultimately comes down to whether you can fully control your trading.

Definitely, but not $5k weekly because decentralized trading is not easy in that way for trader to be earning $5k weekly without earn below the $5k a week because we all know how this decentralized market works to favour traders or cost traders to lose, discipline yourself to know when to trade to earn income is very important to traders and it always helps traders not to lose too much in their trading because their focus is on the bullish season which is a season majority of traders and investors like to earn huge income from trading,I agree with you that there is always an opportunity for traders to earn income but how to embrace the opportunity to earn income is the challenge some new traders don't know how to apply knowledge to achieve in their goals.

[Leahized]

I have done a few futures trades, but in all of them I have lost a lot of money. That's why I think, especially for newbies, futures trades are highly risky and not for everyone. It is impossible to profit from here without a very experienced trader. I have seen some of my friends who have been involved in futures trading for a long time still lose a lot of money. Futures trading means high leverage with high profits.

If you want to profit through future trade, then gain knowledge about the trade. If there is no complete understanding of future trade and market, then trading will result in loss. A tip for newbies is to use signal, this way profit will be less but not loss. And even though your friends have been trading for a long time, they still don't have enough knowledge. However, future trading depends a lot on luck because it involves prediction. And those who can do technical analyzes properly,They profit through future trade. Avoid taking high leverage at present because the market is now critical.

[Stalker22]

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By the way, I find trading for a living extremely risky if you don't have some guarantees. What if you lose few times in a row? Then you have to recover your loses and then make a profit on top of that.
I still think that it involves too much luck to do trading for living for years. I might be pessimistic in this case but that's what I think from my point of view.

Absolutely true!  I totally agree with your viewpoint on the "trading guru" industry; its like a dumpster fire!  You are correct that many of those selling courses online were unsuccessful traders who found an easier way to make money and are now doing this.

However, these so-called "trading gurus" should not be used as a standard to measure this entire industry.

You claim that trading is all about luck, but I will argue otherwise...the biggest factor in becoming a successful professional trader does not come from luck at all, it comes from developing an understanding of trading, gaining experience, and having an actual "edge" over the rest of the individuals who are trying to trade.

This would be similar to how an insurance provider operates; they have no way of knowing if your home will catch fire this year, but they do have access to data analytics which tell them how many homes across the entire country will catch fire this year. Therefore, insurance companies remain strictly mathematical when they place a bet against home fires.

[Peanutswar]

Does anyone here do it trading full time income ?
Its a reality ? For example someone who trade binance futures leverage short and long can it be full time income for real ?

Whats the capital that person needs about to make trading as full time income for himself.

Not well managed capital will make you find another job so how the money in trading should be managed?

Is possible to make some 5000$ weekly minimum ?

There are people who are doing a full time trading and there are some into their part time of course people have different things to deal with into their daily basis.

Now this could be depends on your strategy if you are kind of person good in buying or selling strategy most likely the amount you are willing to take a risk of course its trading there's a large sum institution right there willing to buy and sold their holdings. If you arent well skilled in trading ideal to use a demo account first for your knowledge and training grounds, if you are now ready to make a live trading its your time to earn money and risk your capital. You dont need to make a full time trader just to earn that much money.

And ye you can earn that amount depends, on your risk management and leverage.

[Synchronice]

You claim that trading is all about luck, but I will argue otherwise...the biggest factor in becoming a successful professional trader does not come from luck at all, it comes from developing an understanding of trading, gaining experience, and having an actual "edge" over the rest of the individuals who are trying to trade.

How do you develop an understanding of trading? I mean, if I want to become a web developer, I can start learning html/css/js, then frameworks and probably a few other languages. Me, as well as anyone who will put time and effort into learning, can become a web developer but how can we become a trader? It's not like a trade like carpenting where you learn it and then are able to construct and install building frameworks. That's why I don't understand how can I become a trader if it's not a skill similar to web developing or carpenting.

This would be similar to how an insurance provider operates; they have no way of knowing if your home will catch fire this year, but they do have access to data analytics which tell them how many homes across the entire country will catch fire this year. Therefore, insurance companies remain strictly mathematical when they place a bet against home fires.

Insurance companies sucks. Remember what happened recently in LA. Lots of houses were burnt because of fire and insurance companies refused to cover the damage. I would call it a scam.

[dunfida]

Does anyone here do it trading full time income ?
Its a reality ? For example someone who trade binance futures leverage short and long can it be full time income for real ?

Whats the capital that person needs about to make trading as full time income for himself.

Not well managed capital will make you find another job so how the money in trading should be managed?

Is possible to make some 5000$ weekly minimum ?

There are people who are doing a full time trading and there are some into their part time of course people have different things to deal with into their daily basis.

Now this could be depends on your strategy if you are kind of person good in buying or selling strategy most likely the amount you are willing to take a risk of course its trading there's a large sum institution right there willing to buy and sold their holdings. If you arent well skilled in trading ideal to use a demo account first for your knowledge and training grounds, if you are now ready to make a live trading its your time to earn money and risk your capital. You dont need to make a full time trader just to earn that much money.

And ye you can earn that amount depends, on your risk management and leverage.

There are even those common ration or percentage in between profitable trades and the losers then it would be neither on 95%-5% or 90%-10% on which it would be that ration in between those profitable and those are still non consistent. Doesnt matter if this one would be applied on crypto market or would be into those traditional markets like forex and stocks on which this do shows up in overall that this trading is never been that easy. There are indeed those people who do able to make a full living with just trading but of course you would be needing up to make yourself reach out the pinnacle of knowledge and experience towards trading on which its something that you wouldnt be able to obtain it on a short period of time. This is why majority of traders do still continue or thrive to learn up because we do know on whats the potential changes that trading could give into someones life.

Once you do able to have that good grasps or being consistent towards trading then you can be able to sustain even if you dont need to work or being trapped with that rat-race. We are having that main goals in life on which having that financial freedom on which we are that aiming for this one.

[Muba20]

Full-time trading is possible, but it’s not easy or guaranteed, especially on high-leverage futures. Most people underestimate risk, drawdowns, and emotional stress.

Trading is not a job where you get money after working for a specific period of time. No one who does trading can consider it as a source of regular income. Moreover, in most cases, it is seen that the possibility of losses for long-term traders is also high. That is why even if trading is considered as a source of income, it is nothing but a risky business. Many people can earn a lot of money from here, but in that case they have to wait for a long time. The number of such people who have succeeded in trading is definitely very less. If a trader tries to trade by following the proper rules while trading, then he will definitely get relatively positive results. It will be considered a good policy if trading is never considered as the main source of income but as a second income source.

[fredericktaylor]

If you have good knowledge, insight, and understanding of market trading, you can earn income from your trading. However, you should be aware that trading with leverage carries a very high risk. For capital, it varies greatly and is different for each trader and they do not spend all the capital they have and certainly only a few percent for their trading needs and they must also be prepared for all the risks of the money you spend. Yes, in trading, we shouldn't be greedy and must maintain discipline. You also need to be able to determine when to enter and exit, as well as the desired profit percentage. There will always be opportunities, but it ultimately comes down to whether you can fully control your trading.

Definitely, but not $5k weekly because decentralized trading is not easy in that way for trader to be earning $5k weekly without earn below the $5k a week because we all know how this decentralized market works to favour traders or cost traders to lose, discipline yourself to know when to trade to earn income is very important to traders and it always helps traders not to lose too much in their trading because their focus is on the bullish season which is a season majority of traders and investors like to earn huge income from trading,I agree with you that there is always an opportunity for traders to earn income but how to embrace the opportunity to earn income is the challenge some new traders don't know how to apply knowledge to achieve in their goals.

Making money by trading cannot be an easy business, to make money by trading, it is very important to acquire specific knowledge as well as efficiency. You cannot expect success in trading at the beginning, for this it is very important to have the right knowledge about the volatility of the market and to enter the market at the right time with patience and exit the market at the right time. To achieve success in trading, in addition to having the right knowledge, having efficiency about the volatility of the market and having a prudent financial management and patience are very important. Money can be made by trading, but it can be achieved by trading with the right efficiency, but the risk of losing money can increase many times by trading with the wrong idea.

[nara1892]

In my opinion, it is actually possible but you have to be really very skilled, simply put, you are very experienced and have a lot of knowledge and also another important thing is that you can control yourself properly and correctly, but if for example you are still quite arrogant or sometimes you trade impulsively in my opinion it is not recommended to make trading your main income, this is too dangerous, what I worry about is what if for example you are chased by urgent needs but you actually experience losses, and the urgent situation can also affect our mental and psychological in trading because trading must be done with a clear and calm mind.

[blockman]

It can be a possible full time job but at what point you are willing to sacrifice just for you to reach that point? Because for me, if you are willing to lose and take that then it's your time to analyze yourself if you can be a full time trader. I know there are such people but, they don't stick on it when they're having a bad day. They do other things in times of contingency if they have to. Not all of the days they'll become profitable traders, I'll choose to be a part time and profitable trader than to do it full time and catch all of the stress in the market.

[Barikui1]

 No one who does trading can consider it as a source of regular income. Moreover, in most cases, it is seen that the possibility of losses for long-term traders is also high. That is why even if trading is considered as a source of income, it is nothing but a risky business.

No, I disagree with your sentiment here that trading can't be taken as a source of regular income, though you earn by performance, but taking it as a source of income is not bad, as long as you don't take it as your only source of income.

The number of such people who have succeeded in trading is definitely very less. If a trader tries to trade by following the proper rules while trading, then he will definitely get relatively positive results. It will be considered a good policy if trading is never considered as the main source of income but as a second income source.

Here you spoke my mind, trading is not an easy craft that can be earn from, that is why having another source is important.
Additional, when you don't have other sources aside trading, you will be compel to trade under pressure and desperation of needing money, which will make you to lose even more, so having a source  that guarantees you income is very important since it gives you that important financial backing while engaging in trading.

[GiftedMAN]

It can be a possible full time job but at what point you are willing to sacrifice just for you to reach that point? Because for me, if you are willing to lose and take that then it's your time to analyze yourself if you can be a full time trader. I know there are such people but, they don't stick on it when they're having a bad day. They do other things in times of contingency if they have to. Not all of the days they'll become profitable traders, I'll choose to be a part time and profitable trader than to do it full time and catch all of the stress in the market.

Choosing to be a full time trader is not going to be easy you may take your time to get all the knowledge that could see you become successful but how patience are you willing to be when the market is not going in your favor, do you have what it takes to keep you afloat  financially to avoid going bankrupt or do you intend to finance your trading from the money made in other businesses? These are some of the things and intending full time trader needs to consider before making the decision because you may trade for days without making profit as a professional at that point you will wish you never took the decision.

[Agbe]

There are people that make more than that weekly from trading but it's not always profitable for them, there are times that they run at loss. Trading doesn't always have a linear direction, this is why it's not advisable to take it as a full timejon, even though others are doing it i don't advise anyone to trade that way. Depending on only Trading and having nothing else will make you trade overly dependant on it which isn't good.

[Danica22]

In my opinion, it is actually possible but you have to be really very skilled, simply put, you are very experienced and have a lot of knowledge and also another important thing is that you can control yourself properly and correctly, but if for example you are still quite arrogant or sometimes you trade impulsively in my opinion it is not recommended to make trading your main income, this is too dangerous, what I worry about is what if for example you are chased by urgent needs but you actually experience losses, and the urgent situation can also affect our mental and psychological in trading because trading must be done with a clear and calm mind.

I do not know if anyone has done this before, or if they were successful. But in my opinion, turning trading into your primary source of income is neither a wise nor feasible idea. Because even if you are rich in experience and knowledge, and you are really good. That does not guarantee you will alway make a profit either. The market is constantly changing and to succeed in trading, you need not only skill but also luck. Luck will not always smile upon you

That is why many experienced traders still lose money whenever the market experiences significant volatility

[Royal Cap]

For me trading is something that seems easy and attractive from the outside, but it is as difficult on the inside. When you take a profit you think you've got it all figured out and the market will quickly put you to shame. So I think it's not just experience but being able to control your ego, your emotions is the most important thing. Something else near always makes me think. Suppose you had a sudden demand on your money, but you are at that time losing money in trading. It is actually very hard to make a cold headed decision under that pressure. People then increase the risk, want to be recovered fast, that is where the problems begin. So I personally think that you need to examine yourself well before to make trading your only source of income as here a clear head and patience work the most in the end.

[boyptc]

There are people that make more than that weekly from trading but it's not always profitable for them, there are times that they run at loss. Trading doesn't always have a linear direction, this is why it's not advisable to take it as a full timejon, even though others are doing it i don't advise anyone to trade that way. Depending on only Trading and having nothing else will make you trade overly dependant on it which isn't good.

That is the reality of trading full time.

They're not always profitable and if they like to tell their losses, they've got a lot of it. While it's fantasized by many aspiring traders.

They have to look at the real scenario of why trading is a tough thing to do. If they'll have the means to sacrifice in the beginning as they learn, they'll understand why many discouraged to become a trader once they have figured out.

[Franctoshi]

Does anyone here do it trading full time income ?
Its a reality ? For example someone who trade binance futures leverage short and long can it be full time income for real ?

Whats the capital that person needs about to make trading as full time income for himself.

Not well managed capital will make you find another job so how the money in trading should be managed?

Is possible to make some 5000$ weekly minimum ?

There are conditions to meet for you to make trading a full time job.
you are not a beginner trader
You have a large trading capital
You're a professional trader, that's you know what to do.
If not it's difficult to trade full-time