Investment Become Gambling

[Solodoski]

As per starting to invest in bitcoin there is no need to be procrastinating with the idea of wanting to research before beginning to invest. The most important thing is to figure out if there is discretionary income to invest with and then you can start accumulating bitcoin using the available discretionary income. Whatever research you think is essential you can be doing it while going on with your bitcoin accumulation.

Conviction usually grows up with understanding the more time individuals spend studying about Bitcoin and managing their finances properly the morebof confidence and international their decision become it's not just about purchasing and looking for the best , it's about building enough knowledge and stability to handle the up and down without panicking. But having long term mindset and continuously improving your understanding definitely changes The relationship You have with your investment.

Usually, a person needs to start investing after gaining discretionary income. Yes, you are right that by gaining knowledge and studying Bitcoin, their decisions become more confident and international, but we learn both the good and bad sides while gaining knowledge, if a person sees the bad sides, he can get distracted from investing. So in the first place, a person needs to start investing and after starting investing, they can continue their investment and gaining knowledge in parallel.

The Bitcoin market is very volatile. If a new person gets distracted from investing while getting an idea about the volatility of the Bitcoin market or one of the main reasons for not starting investing is waiting for knowledge to be gained before investing. If we are willing to invest and if we have a source of discretionary income and whether the discretionary income is $10 or $100, your investment, starting is the main thing.

Dont emulate the bad experience of investment. The good and the bad are there so that you learn the good side of the investment and neglect the bad side or learn from that experience, so it wont repeat on the current investment. Both new and old investors must know about volatility. It is compulsory, and volatility has a huge importance in Bitcoin, it is a natural characteristics of Bitcoin. Volatility cannot stop an investor that uses dca to invest whether he is a new investor or an old experience investor.

[WhoYouCantKill]

Dont emulate the bad experience of investment. The good and the bad are there so that you learn the good side of the investment and neglect the bad side or learn from that experience, so it wont repeat on the current investment. Both new and old investors must know about volatility. It is compulsory, and volatility has a huge importance in Bitcoin, it is a natural characteristics of Bitcoin. Volatility cannot stop an investor that uses dca to invest whether he is a new investor or an old experience investor.

The problem with a lot of investors is that they feel like volatility is the enemy, a force to reckon with, and so they sort for ways to outsmart volatility. But this is a flawed way to look at the market. First of all, market volatility is exactly what makes the market very unique and quite profitable, secondly, it's impossible to outsmart, so always trying to beat it would lead one to making costly mistakes. The best thing would be to just let it have its way in the market, and the best wa to do this would be to completely ignore short term market movement regardless of how tempting it might look. The best part about volatility is that it is only strong in the short term, but weaker within the long term, so focus on where it's more manageable and you'll be just fine.

[Son Of Blockchain (SOB)]

The problem with a lot of investors is that they feel like volatility is the enemy, a force to reckon with, and so they sort for ways to outsmart volatility. But this is a flawed way to look at the market. First of all, market volatility is exactly what makes the market very unique and quite profitable, secondly, it's impossible to outsmart, so always trying to beat it would lead one to making costly mistakes. The best thing would be to just let it have its way in the market, and the best wa to do this would be to completely ignore short term market movement regardless of how tempting it might look. The best part about volatility is that it is only strong in the short term, but weaker within the long term, so focus on where it's more manageable and you'll be just fine.

It shouldn't suprise you, when people don't have full knowledge of a particular thing, they begin to wonder and come up with conspiracies which is some people think volatility is a big deal instead using it to their advantage. Some people mostly get scared when the market goes down but if they were aware that it's a very good buying opportunity I guess they won't worry.
 That's why people who's knowledge about Bitcoin investment is high, barely panic during dips but buy more or aggressively if their discretionary income allows them to, it's those ignorant ones that mostly worry, sometimes those who came for short-term profits too (traders).

[Smartvirus]

The problem with a lot of investors is that they feel like volatility is the enemy, a force to reckon with, and so they sort for ways to outsmart volatility. But this is a flawed way to look at the market. First of all, market volatility is exactly what makes the market very unique and quite profitable, secondly, it's impossible to outsmart, so always trying to beat it would lead one to making costly mistakes. The best thing would be to just let it have its way in the market, and the best wa to do this would be to completely ignore short term market movement regardless of how tempting it might look. The best part about volatility is that it is only strong in the short term, but weaker within the long term, so focus on where it's more manageable and you'll be just fine.

I haven’t seen a lot of short term traders that get successful while leveraging on small capitals. The few that try to capitalize on short term trades are those with huge experience and huge capital to support their strategy such that, should they get few moves in their favour, they would have made a lot of money to keep them off the market and the same applies when they loss. Rather than go aggressively, they rest it to try another.

Short term trading is definitely a strategy and can’t be swept under the carpet. It’s for those who enjoys taking way too much risk and have the funds to support it.

When you are just coming into the space and still rely on what people are saying out there, on YouTube, X, Facebook, Instagram, Telegram channels and a host of other social media sources out there without being able to analyze the market yourself and be able to source and deduce information, you are already handicapped in a lot of ways and shouldn’t go short term on your Bitcoin investment.

[Adbitco]

The problem with a lot of investors is that they feel like volatility is the enemy, a force to reckon with, and so they sort for ways to outsmart volatility. But this is a flawed way to look at the market. First of all, market volatility is exactly what makes the market very unique and quite profitable, secondly, it's impossible to outsmart, so always trying to beat it would lead one to making costly mistakes. The best thing would be to just let it have its way in the market, and the best wa to do this would be to completely ignore short term market movement regardless of how tempting it might look. The best part about volatility is that it is only strong in the short term, but weaker within the long term, so focus on where it's more manageable and you'll be just fine.

It shouldn't suprise you, when people don't have full knowledge of a particular thing, they begin to wonder and come up with conspiracies which is some people think volatility is a big deal instead using it to their advantage. Some people mostly get scared when the market goes down but if they were aware that it's a very good buying opportunity I guess they won't worry.
 That's why people who's knowledge about Bitcoin investment is high, barely panic during dips but buy more or aggressively if their discretionary income allows them to, it's those ignorant ones that mostly worry, sometimes those who came for short-term profits too (traders).

There is what you must know about the market there are people who came for short-term investment why there are people who are there for long time altogether they are aiming at making profits from whatever investment they are doing, in fact most people do not really have that patient to watch the market and see how their initial investments drops instead they would be thinking of the market to continue growing to their expectations without them knowing that to every single drop of the market usually gives every investors or traders that opportunity to keep accumulating of their investments.

[Hardyrobust]

The problem with a lot of investors is that they feel like volatility is the enemy, a force to reckon with, and so they sort for ways to outsmart volatility. But this is a flawed way to look at the market. First of all, market volatility is exactly what makes the market very unique and quite profitable, secondly, it's impossible to outsmart, so always trying to beat it would lead one to making costly mistakes. The best thing would be to just let it have its way in the market, and the best wa to do this would be to completely ignore short term market movement regardless of how tempting it might look. The best part about volatility is that it is only strong in the short term, but weaker within the long term, so focus on where it's more manageable and you'll be just fine.

It shouldn't suprise you, when people don't have full knowledge of a particular thing, they begin to wonder and come up with conspiracies which is some people think volatility is a big deal instead using it to their advantage. Some people mostly get scared when the market goes down but if they were aware that it's a very good buying opportunity I guess they won't worry.
 That's why people who's knowledge about Bitcoin investment is high, barely panic during dips but buy more or aggressively if their discretionary income allows them to, it's those ignorant ones that mostly worry, sometimes those who came for short-term profits too (traders).

There is what you must know about the market there are people who came for short-term investment why there are people who are there for long time altogether they are aiming at making profits from whatever investment they are doing, in fact most people do not really have that patient to watch the market and see how their initial investments drops instead they would be thinking of the market to continue growing to their expectations without them knowing that to every single drop of the market usually gives every investors or traders that opportunity to keep accumulating of their investments.

A market drop maybe an opportunity for investors to accumulate more bitcoin but not for traders because they are after quick profit. Whenever there is a market drop traders usually panick and sometimes they may sell at loss. This is the reason why trading is very risky compared to long term investment.
I want to correct one thing it is not everyone that is investing and holding bitcoin is doing that for making profits. There are people that into bitcoin to retain wealth and not because of profits. So it is wrong for you to generalise it that everyone that is investing in bitcoin is doing so because of profits.

[Adbitco]

The problem with a lot of investors is that they feel like volatility is the enemy, a force to reckon with, and so they sort for ways to outsmart volatility. But this is a flawed way to look at the market. First of all, market volatility is exactly what makes the market very unique and quite profitable, secondly, it's impossible to outsmart, so always trying to beat it would lead one to making costly mistakes. The best thing would be to just let it have its way in the market, and the best wa to do this would be to completely ignore short term market movement regardless of how tempting it might look. The best part about volatility is that it is only strong in the short term, but weaker within the long term, so focus on where it's more manageable and you'll be just fine.

It shouldn't suprise you, when people don't have full knowledge of a particular thing, they begin to wonder and come up with conspiracies which is some people think volatility is a big deal instead using it to their advantage. Some people mostly get scared when the market goes down but if they were aware that it's a very good buying opportunity I guess they won't worry.
 That's why people who's knowledge about Bitcoin investment is high, barely panic during dips but buy more or aggressively if their discretionary income allows them to, it's those ignorant ones that mostly worry, sometimes those who came for short-term profits too (traders).

There is what you must know about the market there are people who came for short-term investment why there are people who are there for long time altogether they are aiming at making profits from whatever investment they are doing, in fact most people do not really have that patient to watch the market and see how their initial investments drops instead they would be thinking of the market to continue growing to their expectations without them knowing that to every single drop of the market usually gives every investors or traders that opportunity to keep accumulating of their investments.

A market drop maybe an opportunity for investors to accumulate more bitcoin but not for traders because they are after quick profit. Whenever there is a market drop traders usually panick and sometimes they may sell at loss. This is the reason why trading is very risky compared to long term investment.
I want to correct one thing it is not everyone that is investing and holding bitcoin is doing that for making profits. There are people that into bitcoin to retain wealth and not because of profits. So it is wrong for you to generalise it that everyone that is investing in bitcoin is doing so because of profits.

As a trader when market drop it's not advisable for you to sell at lose because you are panicking, however as a good trader it's advisable for you to either hold till the market bounces back, except you are not trading a reliable coin otherwise, coin like Bitcoin when trading and the market drop below your entry points you shouldn't be that panicking to sell quickly rather you should hold back and when the price stabilize you may continue your trade.

[Big Dirams]

As a trader when market drop it's not advisable for you to sell at lose because you are panicking, however as a good trader it's advisable for you to either hold till the market bounces back, except you are not trading a reliable coin otherwise, coin like Bitcoin when trading and the market drop below your entry points you shouldn't be that panicking to sell quickly rather you should hold back and when the price stabilize you may continue your trade.

Selling at lower trends of a pair isn’t a smart move for a investors most especially when such investors invest into a potential and volatile pair like bitcoin which we know that it will still hit a higher highs in the future. When investing an investor should invest with what they can afford to loss so they won’t get to panic when they face market consolidation instead they will accept the facts as part of the process.
 Selling off our holdings during market lows will always be a regrets. Let stand strong and firmly hold our grounds so we wouldn’t see selling as an option at all for our own benefit. 

[BluebloodCXVI]

Doesn't it seem that if a person (a normie newbie) is coming to bitcoin and thinking about buying some, then he can determine whether to start out with $100, $10 or some other amount, and he can also determine if he needs more information before he feels comfortable getting started.  Sure, if he had already determined that he has sufficient discretionary funds in order to get started, then he can decide if he is ready to get started and if he puts in an amount of money  based on his then current knowledge level then he could end up losing all of that money, so then he might consider to adjust the amount to a level that is comfortable, or maybe he would decide to wait until he is comfortable with the amount that he had thought about buying.

Let's say that the normie newbie has a conversation with a good friend, and the friend tells him to get started buying bitcoin and to go through Binance to get started.   The normie newbie trusts the friend, so he could just get started based on the friend's recommendation, or maybe the normie newbie goes to Binance and he creates an account and he looks through some of the beginner information pieces about bitcoin, and perhaps red flags might come up and maybe any red flags might not be sufficient to dissuade him from getting started in line with his friend's recommendation.  Accordingly, after the normie newbie had created the Binance account, then he sees that he has an ability to buy, and so the normie newbie does a quickie look through his cashflow situation, and he determines that he could easily buy about $100 per week of bitcoin, yet he determines since he does not know anything meaningful about bitcoin, except his friend's recommendation, he decides to set up automatic buys that would amount to $30 per week, and then he would plan to tentatively come back to the matter in 3 or 4 weeks to look further into bitcoin and also to look further into his cashflow situation and his expected future cashflow situation.   Has this guy done anything wrong or anything that is going to really harm him if he already determined that he could buy $400 worth of bitcoin over 4 weeks, yet he decided to just buy $120 over those 4 weeks and then to reassess the situation?

Honestly, I think the example you gave is how I think most normal people should enter into Bitcoin in real life. Not everybody is going to spend months reading books, studying charts, and learning everything about Bitcoin before buying their first few dollars worth of it, sometimes it starts with a conversation from a trusted friend, curiosity, or maybe just simply wanting to see what all the noise is about. And as for the guy you cited in the example you highlighted, he definitely didn’t do anything wrong by taking those steps that he took, If anything, that’s probably one of the more sensible ways a beginner could approach Bitcoin. He was able to check his cash flow situation and realized he could technically afford $100 per week but instead of jumping in in aggressively, he chose to scale it down to $30 weekly because he understands that his knowledge level is still low. So to me I don’t think that is recklessness at all, he’s just someone who is trying to balance caution with curiosity.
And honestly, I believe that risking $120 over 4 weeks while still learning is far more reasonable than someone FOMO-buying thousands of dollars on day one because a YouTuber told them Bitcoin is going to the moon next month.
So the newbie in your example is not behaving irrationally, he is just simply moving at a pace that matches his confidence level, and I think that newbies should adopt this approach because it is the normal and practical way for beginners to enter into bitcoin.

[Hardyrobust]

The problem with a lot of investors is that they feel like volatility is the enemy, a force to reckon with, and so they sort for ways to outsmart volatility. But this is a flawed way to look at the market. First of all, market volatility is exactly what makes the market very unique and quite profitable, secondly, it's impossible to outsmart, so always trying to beat it would lead one to making costly mistakes. The best thing would be to just let it have its way in the market, and the best wa to do this would be to completely ignore short term market movement regardless of how tempting it might look. The best part about volatility is that it is only strong in the short term, but weaker within the long term, so focus on where it's more manageable and you'll be just fine.

It shouldn't suprise you, when people don't have full knowledge of a particular thing, they begin to wonder and come up with conspiracies which is some people think volatility is a big deal instead using it to their advantage. Some people mostly get scared when the market goes down but if they were aware that it's a very good buying opportunity I guess they won't worry.
 That's why people who's knowledge about Bitcoin investment is high, barely panic during dips but buy more or aggressively if their discretionary income allows them to, it's those ignorant ones that mostly worry, sometimes those who came for short-term profits too (traders).

There is what you must know about the market there are people who came for short-term investment why there are people who are there for long time altogether they are aiming at making profits from whatever investment they are doing, in fact most people do not really have that patient to watch the market and see how their initial investments drops instead they would be thinking of the market to continue growing to their expectations without them knowing that to every single drop of the market usually gives every investors or traders that opportunity to keep accumulating of their investments.

A market drop maybe an opportunity for investors to accumulate more bitcoin but not for traders because they are after quick profit. Whenever there is a market drop traders usually panick and sometimes they may sell at loss. This is the reason why trading is very risky compared to long term investment.
I want to correct one thing it is not everyone that is investing and holding bitcoin is doing that for making profits. There are people that into bitcoin to retain wealth and not because of profits. So it is wrong for you to generalise it that everyone that is investing in bitcoin is doing so because of profits.

As a trader when market drop it's not advisable for you to sell at lose because you are panicking, however as a good trader it's advisable for you to either hold till the market bounces back, except you are not trading a reliable coin otherwise, coin like Bitcoin when trading and the market drop below your entry points you shouldn't be that panicking to sell quickly rather you should hold back and when the price stabilize you may continue your trade.

There is nothing like good traders. No matter how experience a trader may think they are it doesn't mean they are free from losing money. Nobody can predict when the market will bounce back so don't think that holding bitcoin for a short term like a months will make trading not to be risky. It doesn't matter the strategy you employed while trading, one thing is certain trading bitcoin is very risky and is similar to gambling

[The Founding Titan]

A good research will give a person all the basic knowledge they need on how to go about bitcoin investment, its a long term investment and bitcoin as an asset is volatile, you can't just start investing in bitcoin and not expect the price to fluctuate, if you came into bitcoin for a long term journey and you understood that it was a volatile asset you wouldn't have panicked as much as you did, its not a get rich quick scheme and in the short term it might even sometimes look like you are losing but that's just bitcoin being volatile, as long as you are willing to hold and keep accumulating then you will be in s better chance of success, but you should also be aware that success isn't guaranteed and that's one of the reasons we invest with our discretionary income, its a risk management move.

As per starting to invest in bitcoin there is no need to be procrastinating with the idea of wanting to research before beginning to invest. The most important thing is to figure out if there is discretionary income to invest with and then you can start accumulating bitcoin using the available discretionary income. Whatever research you think is essential you can be doing it while going on with your bitcoin accumulation.

A bit of research can be necessary, you need to know to invest with your discretionary income you also need to know which investment strategy to use and also bitcoin's price can DIP right after your first buy so its also good for you to know that bitcoin is also volatile so you don't panic when this happens, its not much but it is necessary, with the addition of having common sense to know that getting rich quick isn't something someone should have in mind when investing in bitcoin.
You don't have to know everything and it will take a very small part of a day to figure these things out by simply employing your research skills.

Can't each person figure out the extent to which he needs to research further into anything? Why can't we just tell any normie newbie to get started as soon as  they are able to figure out that they have sufficient discretionary funds and the normie newbie should be able to figure out the details in regards to both whether he has sufficient discretionary funds and/or if he feels that he needs to look into any matters further before getting started?

If we have information that the person is lacking in common sense, such as he is immature or perhaps retarded, then maybe we might presume that the person is not going to exercise good judgement without some extra guidance, yet are we going to presume that normie newbie adults are immature, retarded or they have some other characteristic to show that they are lacking in common sense?  So, we shouldn't have to tell any normie newbie adult what he needs to do or not do (beyond reminding him to make sure that he has discretionary funds) in order to get started investing into bitcoin, and he can figure out whether he starts with $100, $10 or some other amount that might be more comfortable as a starting out amount.

Without evidence, why would we presume that any normie newbie adult is lacking in common sense and/or that they are not capable of determining the extent of their needing more information before getting started buying bitcoin?

People are definitely capable of deciding for themselves but not everyone will just on their own know to use their discretionary income, it's the logical thing to do but in a world where companies are sued because some guy out there decides to consume bleach and claims that he didn't know it wasn't something to eat simply because there was not instruction to not eat written on the pack prompting said companies to now have to add that bleach isn't edible and should not be consumed then I'd say common sense isn't that common anymore.
If someone decides to see bitcoin as a means to get rich quickly then they can be delusional enough to put everything they have into it with the vain hope of getting back double in a day or two then its safe to day people like this can't just decide on how to invest with their common sense since they obviously don't have it.
Or maybe they are just retarded as you said.

[Soldroplet]

The problem with a lot of investors is that they feel like volatility is the enemy, a force to reckon with, and so they sort for ways to outsmart volatility. But this is a flawed way to look at the market. First of all, market volatility is exactly what makes the market very unique and quite profitable, secondly, it's impossible to outsmart, so always trying to beat it would lead one to making costly mistakes. The best thing would be to just let it have its way in the market, and the best wa to do this would be to completely ignore short term market movement regardless of how tempting it might look. The best part about volatility is that it is only strong in the short term, but weaker within the long term, so focus on where it's more manageable and you'll be just fine.

It shouldn't suprise you, when people don't have full knowledge of a particular thing, they begin to wonder and come up with conspiracies which is some people think volatility is a big deal instead using it to their advantage. Some people mostly get scared when the market goes down but if they were aware that it's a very good buying opportunity I guess they won't worry.
 That's why people who's knowledge about Bitcoin investment is high, barely panic during dips but buy more or aggressively if their discretionary income allows them to, it's those ignorant ones that mostly worry, sometimes those who came for short-term profits too (traders).

There is what you must know about the market there are people who came for short-term investment why there are people who are there for long time altogether they are aiming at making profits from whatever investment they are doing, in fact most people do not really have that patient to watch the market and see how their initial investments drops instead they would be thinking of the market to continue growing to their expectations without them knowing that to every single drop of the market usually gives every investors or traders that opportunity to keep accumulating of their investments.

I completely agree with your words. Many people see market volatility only with fear, but if you have the right knowledge, it becomes a big test of patience and opportunity. I myself was very afraid of Bitcoin in the beginning, I was in doubt about where to start, how to understand it. Later, I tried to learn everything gradually, I started understanding everything and so far I am learning. Now I do not rush and buy Bitcoin little by little according to my ability at a certain time. I think it is more important to control your fear, greed and ignorance before conquering the market. Because in the long run, success does not come only with money, but comes from education, patience and proper planning.

[Frankolala]

I completely agree with your words. Many people see market volatility only with fear, but if you have the right knowledge, it becomes a big test of patience and opportunity. I myself was very afraid of Bitcoin in the beginning, I was in doubt about where to start, how to understand it. Later, I tried to learn everything gradually, I started understanding everything and so far I am learning. Now I do not rush and buy Bitcoin little by little according to my ability at a certain time. I think it is more important to control your fear, greed and ignorance before conquering the market. Because in the long run, success does not come only with money, but comes from education, patience and proper planning.

How will you be able to control your fear, greed and emotions when you are not in the market. From your context it shows that you're busy learning and wasting time all in the name of knowing everything before getting started. In bitcoin investment, experience is the best teacher and you must be in the market to have that experience. It's not by learning theory because theory ain't practical and you must have bitcoin before you can be able to control your emotions and understand the market.

This is why you should start your bitcoin investment right away provided that you have your discretionary income and common sense while you learn as you go since you are investing in a long-term, hou have all the time to learn whatever you want to know as you are DCAing regularly weekly consistently and persistently overtime.

[ASloveapg]

There is nothing like good traders. No matter how experience a trader may think they are it doesn't mean they are free from losing money. Nobody can predict when the market will bounce back so don't think that holding bitcoin for a short term like a months will make trading not to be risky. It doesn't matter the strategy you employed while trading, one thing is certain trading bitcoin is very risky and is similar to gambling

Bitcoin trading is very risky, and no matter how well you research the market, there will be high risks in Bitcoin trading, which will lead us to huge losses. Many people think that they have completely understood the market after seeing a few successful trades, but in reality the market is always uncertain. It is even true that many experienced traders face large losses, and especially in volatile assets like Bitcoin, short-term trading is very risky. So in the case of Bitcoin, at least we should refrain from expecting such short-term success, the risk is just too high, so we should not expect such. In the case of Bitcoin, hold Bitcoin for the long term, then this will bring you the best chance of success. Try long-term holding, invest consistently, and for investment it is important to use that money that will not have a big impact on your personal life even if you lose it.

[Mate2237]

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Bitcoin trading is very risky, and no matter how well you research the market, there will be high risks in Bitcoin trading, which will lead us to huge losses. Many people think that they have completely understood the market after seeing a few successful trades, but in reality the market is always uncertain. It is even true that many experienced traders face large losses, and especially in volatile assets like Bitcoin, short-term trading is very risky. So in the case of Bitcoin, at least we should refrain from expecting such short-term success, the risk is just too high, so we should not expect such. In the case of Bitcoin, hold Bitcoin for the long term, then this will bring you the best chance of success. Try long-term holding, invest consistently, and for investment it is important to use that money that will not have a big impact on your personal life even if you lose it.

As far as trading is concerned whether Bitcoin trading or forex trading there is no one person that will come up and say that he or she has completely understand the market and is above losing or opening trades that will lose to lose. The trading market is dynamic and uncertain this is the reason why even the best of traders lose from time to time. The market is volatile that is why many people are not involved in trading Bitcoin but is more concerned about holding.


Most people are not well informed and equipped about trading before entering the market, some people just take one or two trading classes and signals online and thinks that they can trade effectively that is not going to work.

[I_Anime]

Your investment can become gambling only when you’re investing wrongly , like not following the right principle. Like investing beyond your budget, like making use of emergency funds to invest.  Is almost same with using money you can’t afford or hold for long to invest .

At that moment you’re no longer investing your gambling instead , because you are trying to go all out to make a better ROI , yeah Everton want a better ROI but there’s no rush take your time and build something solid not something that can crash at anytime due to poor investment management.

[Dzwaafu11]

One thing about me is just the fact that I don’t really believe that Investment can become gambling, and I’m still finding reason why some people think investment can be gambling sometimes, from the way I view gambling this is some totally different from investment.

However, if you are investing wrongly it will defiantly be gambling to you, you must have plan on what you are doing, making sure everything is well plan you have the knowledge of what you are doing,  because that is the main reason why some people think investing cam become gambling when you don’t know what you are doing, it’s actually gambling.

[IceLincoln]

As per starting to invest in bitcoin there is no need to be procrastinating with the idea of wanting to research before beginning to invest. The most important thing is to figure out if there is discretionary income to invest with and then you can start accumulating bitcoin using the available discretionary income. Whatever research you think is essential you can be doing it while going on with your bitcoin accumulation.

Yes, we do not need to do a deep research on all the things about Bitcoin before we start investing, but rather we should do research after investing. First, we have to start investing by gaining general knowledge, and after keeping the investment going, we can go as deep as we want. But of course, we have to start investing first. for start Investment, we should not be delayed unnecessarily, delaying investment is the biggest wrong decision. So first, we have to understand this general thing and first of all, and then we have to start investing by gaining general knowledge, and then other things.

Yes the most important thing about bitcoin investment is getting started first, then every other deeper knowledge can be acquired as you go on with your investment but it’s also very important to have discipline, stick to principles and strategies. Do not let outsiders dictate what you are to do with your investment. You have the liberty of control and responsibility.

[TokenTikas]

Yes the most important thing about bitcoin investment is getting started first, then every other deeper knowledge can be acquired as you go on with your investment but it’s also very important to have discipline, stick to principles and strategies. Do not let outsiders dictate what you are to do with your investment. You have the liberty of control and responsibility.

Yes, personally I think this is the best because it is better to start investing, it's better to begin investing and gain deep knowledge gradually through analysis and experience along the way. If someone learns while investing in bitcoin, that learning is the most useful because while learning, their investment is also ongoing.

During active investment, a person naturally gives more attention to learning and understanding the market compared to before starting investment and that is why I believe learning deeply while continuing investment is the best way.

[Canves]

One thing about me is just the fact that I don’t really believe that Investment can become gambling, and I’m still finding reason why some people think investment can be gambling sometimes, from the way I view gambling this is some totally different from investment.

However, if you are investing wrongly it will defiantly be gambling to you, you must have plan on what you are doing, making sure everything is well plan you have the knowledge of what you are doing,  because that is the main reason why some people think investing cam become gambling when you don’t know what you are doing, it’s actually gambling.

As far as I have read and learned, investment and gambling are not the same thing. But yes, some people called investment gambling because when a person invests, he looks for a quick profit opportunity. He bought it thinking that the price would increase today, he sold it because he was afraid that the price would decrease tomorrow, and then he might go back to a higher price later. This is almost closer to gambling than investment, so many people compare this type of investment to gambling.