Holding is better than trading

[AGogi2003]

It is absolutely true because in this world money cannot be earned easily. To earn money, one must work hard. No one can earn money without working hard. Now there are many who want to earn money very easily and they choose trading, perhaps without gaining trading experience, but it turns out that they get lost there because they do not have trading experience. So every trader must gain trading experience to earn money. If they do not gain trading experience, instead of earning money, they will lose more.

Anyone that says he get money in an easy way that means they have someone that face the struggle for him and make everything comes easy for him. But in reality get money is not easy you need to face some challenges and talking about bitcoin investment or trading both have there on risk and to minimize your risk better is good you should focus on investment in bitcoin for long term but not everyone have that patience to invest for long term that is the reason why many people move to trading just to get fast money. And getting fast money you just no that is not easy and you can face many high risk in trading.

[shawonngp]

Let me brief it.

Trading is good if you understand it, but some people will never understand how to trade but they will continue to lose. If you have been losing in trading, it is a good advise for you to just hold for bull market to come. You still have time to earn weekly or monthly and safe part of your money in bitcoin and make more researches but avoid shit coins.

This actually make sense and would benefits those that heed to it basically long term investors and holders but then a trader may look at it in another dimension because they require profits in no time. So then the fact that money is involved in terms of loosing and winning I think both holders and traders need to be very skeptical about their efforts put into either of them.

Trading is technical in nature, which is why those who trade based on emotions and greed often make mistakes by choosing the wrong trading pair or direction. Their losses is influenced by bad trading decisions. This set of people cannot be called traders, but rather gamblers who only expect jackpots from unpredictable numbers. However, a true trader will only trade when all indicators point to the trade ending in his favour.

Trading is never a game of luck, here we need deep skills and research if we want to get good results. It is never possible to achieve anything good from it by relying on emotions, it is completely dependent on knowledge, analysis and patience. So we have to understand this reality and trade well, rushing into trading only brings losses, many people see trading as a shortcut to get rich quick, and from there the main problem starts, at this stage we should understand that this kind of thinking in trading can only lead to more losses, because it takes a long time to build up our skills in trading.

Yes, there is no alternative to succeeding in trading without a strong fundamental understanding and learning. Since trading is skills-based, it is never possible to make a profit depending on luck or emotion. If you trade emotionally, you are much more likely to lose. Those who think it is easy to earn money and become rich cannot understand trading without incurring big losses. They learn from loss.
Here are those who will look for any shortcut to success. They will face much loss in the long run.

[ChocolateBitcoinK]

Let me brief it.

Trading is good if you understand it, but some people will never understand how to trade but they will continue to lose. If you have been losing in trading, it is a good advise for you to just hold for bull market to come. You still have time to earn weekly or monthly and safe part of your money in bitcoin and make more researches but avoid shit coins.

This actually make sense and would benefits those that heed to it basically long term investors and holders but then a trader may look at it in another dimension because they require profits in no time. So then the fact that money is involved in terms of loosing and winning I think both holders and traders need to be very skeptical about their efforts put into either of them.

Trading is technical in nature, which is why those who trade based on emotions and greed often make mistakes by choosing the wrong trading pair or direction. Their losses is influenced by bad trading decisions. This set of people cannot be called traders, but rather gamblers who only expect jackpots from unpredictable numbers. However, a true trader will only trade when all indicators point to the trade ending in his favour.

Trading is never a game of luck, here we need deep skills and research if we want to get good results. It is never possible to achieve anything good from it by relying on emotions, it is completely dependent on knowledge, analysis and patience. So we have to understand this reality and trade well, rushing into trading only brings losses, many people see trading as a shortcut to get rich quick, and from there the main problem starts, at this stage we should understand that this kind of thinking in trading can only lead to more losses, because it takes a long time to build up our skills in trading.

Yes, there is no alternative to succeeding in trading without a strong fundamental understanding and learning. Since trading is skills-based, it is never possible to make a profit depending on luck or emotion. If you trade emotionally, you are much more likely to lose. Those who think it is easy to earn money and become rich cannot understand trading without incurring big losses. They learn from loss.
Here are those who will look for any shortcut to success. They will face much loss in the long run.

Many people see trading as a way to make quick money, but in reality it is never that, trading is a field where knowledge, discipline, risk management and continuous learning are required, nothing can be achieved here by relying on luck, if you enter the market only after seeing a few successful trades or hearing the success stories of others, there is a high possibility of disappointment in the long run. If we want to take ourselves to a good position in trading in the long run, then we must increase our skills in trading, learn trading, and move forward realistically, only then can we achieve something good.

[Big Dirams]

Many people see trading as a way to make quick money, but in reality it is never that, trading is a field where knowledge, discipline, risk management and continuous learning are required, nothing can be achieved here by relying on luck, if you enter the market only after seeing a few successful trades or hearing the success stories of others, there is a high possibility of disappointment in the long run. If we want to take ourselves to a good position in trading in the long run, then we must increase our skills in trading, learn trading, and move forward realistically, only then can we achieve something good.

This approach towards trading is absolutely a wrong idea. Trading requires a lot before making it out successfully or being profitable. Trading needs more knowledge, understanding, experience, risk management, tolerance, adaptability and many of this attributes before we can hit a positive balance and the earlier we understand that trading requires much than just knowledge the better we won’t get liquidated.
And the fast money mindset won’t lead us into the financial freedom we are looking for so key set the mind straight and move gradually.

[Zanab247]

Many people get into trading after being inspired by the success of others or by the profitable news about trading on social media. However, investing money only on the good side of trading can lead to losses. It is not possible to make consistent profits in trading. In addition, before entering trading, risk management, emotion control, and effective strategies are required. In comparison, long-term investment is considered a more effective strategy, but if the investor does not have the mentality to tolerate market fluctuations for a long time, he may suffer losses. However, long-term investment is a realistic strategy for most people compared to trading so that they can continue to invest without worrying about the market every day. Planning, risk management, and realistic expectations increase the chances of good results.

Both hodling and trading are good for anyone that like BTC to involve it, because you can earn profits when you have the knowledge on how to employ the strategy that will make you to always earn profit either small or big from BTC. It will be good for newbies and old investors or traders to know that loss May occur but that one doesn't mean you will not make progress in the future,  because you can only make what will satisfy you from bull market.

This is were bothe traders and investors are making their profit, because if the price is high in the market you will be seeing both traders and investors rushing to the market to make profits before the price will dump again.

[Jegileman]

Anyone that says he get money in an easy way that means they have someone that face the struggle for him and make everything comes easy for him. But in reality get money is not easy you need to face some challenges and talking about bitcoin investment or trading both have there on risk and to minimize your risk better is good you should focus on investment in bitcoin for long term but not everyone have that patience to invest for long term that is the reason why many people move to trading just to get fast money. And getting fast money you just no that is not easy and you can face many high risk in trading.

This is someone being born with a silver spoon instead of them doing the hardwork and only coming to enjoy the fruit of the labour of those that make sacrifices for them. Getting money quickly is a mindset of those that are now willing to put in the hardwork required to make that money. Trading is not easy but once you know how to trade, you’ll make as much money as you want while putting into consideration a good risk management approach.

Trading is a very important skill that when you have in today’s technological world, you’ll make money through it. So people now see it as a shortcut to wealth without learning the processes and bypassing their way through it which affects and brings them back to zero again. Many people prefer trading to holding but if you can’t adopt a proper approach, you’ll still fail woefully through it.

[Nrcewker]

Or, in short, trading is for advanced users, while holding is for beginners. It’s absolutely true. People trade with too much tension in their heads. Holding is better that is less stress, and everything is automatic. But some people will complain that holding doesn’t guarantee instant profits like trading can. They also need to understand that the higher the profit, the higher the risk involved. I would suggest that, as a beginner, you just buy stable coins and hold. Bitcoin can be a great option. We know the supply is fixed and limited; hence, the price will grow as time passes. So, it’s the best coin to hold for the long term. If you want to trade, then trade in USDT, and that too with high leverage. Do scalping to make quick and risky profits from the market.

[Coinmoneyhub]

I think holding is better for most people, but not necessarily because it generates higher returns. The reality is that most traders underestimate how difficult consistent trading actually is. Competing against algorithms, professional traders, and institutions requires knowledge, discipline, and emotional control. Many people end up buying high, selling low, and losing money through overtrading. Holding, on the other hand, removes a lot of emotional decision-making. If you believe in the long-term value of an asset, patience can often outperform constant attempts to time the market. Of course, successful traders exist. But for the average person, holding is usually the simpler and more sustainable strategy.

In bull markets everyone thinks they're a trader. In bear markets many discover they were better investors.

[dwyane36]

I think holding is better for most people, but not necessarily because it generates higher returns. The reality is that most traders underestimate how difficult consistent trading actually is. Competing against algorithms, professional traders, and institutions requires knowledge, discipline, and emotional control. Many people end up buying high, selling low, and losing money through overtrading. Holding, on the other hand, removes a lot of emotional decision-making. If you believe in the long-term value of an asset, patience can often outperform constant attempts to time the market. Of course, successful traders exist. But for the average person, holding is usually the simpler and more sustainable strategy.

In bull markets everyone thinks they're a trader. In bear markets many discover they were better investors.

Holding assets is undoubtedly better, especially in the long run. At the very least, this is because it involves fewer emotional ups and downs during periods of high market volatility. However, it seems to me that holding assets as an investment strategy is by no means suitable for everyone. The reason is simple: many traders today want to make a quick profit, and they lack the patience to hold an asset for the long term.

[Cryptmuster]

Holding assets is undoubtedly better, especially in the long run. At the very least, this is because it involves fewer emotional ups and downs during periods of high market volatility. However, it seems to me that holding assets as an investment strategy is by no means suitable for everyone. The reason is simple: many traders today want to make a quick profit, and they lack the patience to hold an asset for the long term.

However, there is another side to trading. When traders are looking for quick profits, they tend to take on more risk, and as a result, many of them may end up losing more than they earn. There are not many consistently profitable traders. Even among those who are profitable, some may earn less than they would have if they had simply invested their money in Bitcoin using a DCA strategy.

Of course, if you are a successful trader and can generate returns that significantly outperform Bitcoin, then trading may be worth pursuing. However, I believe that such traders are very rare. For most people entering the crypto market, a better approach is to buy Bitcoin for the long term and avoid getting involved in active trading.

[liasbaa]

I think holding is better for most people, but not necessarily because it generates higher returns. The reality is that most traders underestimate how difficult consistent trading actually is. Competing against algorithms, professional traders, and institutions requires knowledge, discipline, and emotional control. Many people end up buying high, selling low, and losing money through overtrading. Holding, on the other hand, removes a lot of emotional decision-making. If you believe in the long-term value of an asset, patience can often outperform constant attempts to time the market. Of course, successful traders exist. But for the average person, holding is usually the simpler and more sustainable strategy.

In bull markets everyone thinks they're a trader. In bear markets many discover they were better investors.

Holding assets is undoubtedly better, especially in the long run. At the very least, this is because it involves fewer emotional ups and downs during periods of high market volatility. However, it seems to me that holding assets as an investment strategy is by no means suitable for everyone. The reason is simple: many traders today want to make a quick profit, and they lack the patience to hold an asset for the long term.

There are two types of individuals in the market, those who are real investors who accumulate Bitcoin may have more or less capacity, but those who have less financial capacity should be in a regular long term plan, even if it is small in size. Do not use leverage in the initial stage of investment and accumulate Bitcoin regularly through discretionary income. It is recommended to do it regularly, which is not literally easy, but it is easy to accumulate Bitcoin through discretionary income. Another is the short term trader, they do not have any goals. They buy for profit but cannot stay in sustainable profit for long.

It is good to hold assets but hold assets that have the potential to be of high value in the future. Some people keep cash funds in the bank, but even if this strategy is a stage of wealth retention for them, it is foolish because the value of the accumulated funds decreases due to the effect of inflation.

Accumulate Bitcoin in the long term and this digital asset has a high potential to be of high value in the future. Using high leverage with a long term plan and risk tolerance is a suitable investment strategy for achieving higher profits.

[SuperBitMan]

I think holding is better for most people, but not necessarily because it generates higher returns. The reality is that most traders underestimate how difficult consistent trading actually is. Competing against algorithms, professional traders, and institutions requires knowledge, discipline, and emotional control. Many people end up buying high, selling low, and losing money through overtrading. Holding, on the other hand, removes a lot of emotional decision-making. If you believe in the long-term value of an asset, patience can often outperform constant attempts to time the market. Of course, successful traders exist. But for the average person, holding is usually the simpler and more sustainable strategy.

In bull markets everyone thinks they're a trader. In bear markets many discover they were better investors.

Holding assets is undoubtedly better, especially in the long run. At the very least, this is because it involves fewer emotional ups and downs during periods of high market volatility. However, it seems to me that holding assets as an investment strategy is by no means suitable for everyone. The reason is simple: many traders today want to make a quick profit, and they lack the patience to hold an asset for the long term.

Yeah you are right, not everyone has the patience to be accumulating and holding bitcoin for a long term let say 5 to 10 years, a friend of mine who is a trader actually don’t like long term investment because according to him he those not have that patience of waiting for 5 to 10 years to make profit however, I advise him to trade but still invest in bitcoin for long term but I think he prefer trading especially since his making good profit from it.

The best is to accumulate bitcoin and hold for long term just like you said long term investment those not require you to put in a lot of emotions but in trading you put in a lot of emotions because of the volatility nature of bitcoin or cryptocurrency.

[HelliumZ]

Let me brief it.

Trading is good if you understand it, but some people will never understand how to trade but they will continue to lose. If you have been losing in trading, it is a good advise for you to just hold for bull market to come. You still have time to earn weekly or monthly and safe part of your money in bitcoin and make more researches but avoid shit coins. Do not let it be too late before you will understand this. There is opportunity in crypto.

But if you are making money in trading, it is good for you. Earn money and hold also.

Trading may make a temporary profit, but those who hold will eventually make huge profits, especially since today those who held Bitcoin 10 years ago are now billionaires, while those who have been trading since then are still the same. No matter how much we trade, it is not possible to make long-term profits like holding by trading. That's why those who are experienced in crypto currencies always give valuable suggestions to inexperienced traders or holders to hold rather than trade all the time.

[Achalugo BTC]

Trading may make a temporary profit, but those who hold will eventually make huge profits, especially since today those who held Bitcoin 10 years ago are now billionaires, while those who have been trading since then are still the same. No matter how much we trade, it is not possible to make long-term profits like holding by trading. That's why those who are experienced in crypto currencies always give valuable suggestions to inexperienced traders or holders to hold rather than trade all the time.

Its always better to hold than to trade but onething that people need to understand its that, holding is not for everyone despite its benefiting other people, that doesn't mean that everyone will go for, because there are some people that do benefit from trading, that is why everyone got what suits them and what doesn't suit them. That is why before making any decision about either to trade or hold, they have to make proper research for them to be sure of what they are doing and don't have to follow majority because they're doing it.