Don't let the naysayers scare you away from trading. Yes, losses happen—but that's part of the learning curve, not a reason to quit.
Here's the thing: trading is arguably the only skill where you don't need formal credentials or expensive certifications. You can teach yourself everything from technical analysis to risk management using free resources and your own capital. Compare that to traditional careers.
If you actually believe that innovation drives progress and markets evolve, then the opportunities are endless. Crypto markets, equities, commodities—they're all constantly shifting, creating fresh entry points for those who understand the fundamentals. The barrier to entry is lower than ever. Your education, your pace, your terms.
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GateUser-dcf816a6
· 6h ago
Why is that?
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GateUser-dcf816a6
· 6h ago
Hold tight 💪
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GateUser-dcf816a6
· 6h ago
Hold tight 💪
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MEVHunter
· 6h ago
It sounds good, but the real money-making opportunities are all in the mempool; on-chain data is the true reality.
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AirdropNinja
· 6h ago
Losses are tuition fees; keep going and you'll get through it.
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MetaMuskRat
· 6h ago
Losing money is also a form of cultivation, much better than traditional employment.
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AllInAlice
· 7h ago
Losing money is the norm, right? How can you survive without learning some lessons?
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GweiTooHigh
· 7h ago
Losing money is really a necessary part of trading, don't listen to those people talking nonsense.
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DeFiDoctor
· 7h ago
It seems like they're hyping up retail investors, but I have to say—free resources teach you one thing, and actually making money in real trading is a different story.
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wrekt_but_learning
· 7h ago
Losing until your underwear, but still stubbornly sticking to technical analysis. Don't ask me why.
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Listen, trading, to put it simply, is a process of paying tuition. Losing money is not a reason; it's just the cost.
Honestly, compared to spending four years in college before you can work, self-learning in this field has a much higher ceiling.
Don't let the naysayers scare you away from trading. Yes, losses happen—but that's part of the learning curve, not a reason to quit.
Here's the thing: trading is arguably the only skill where you don't need formal credentials or expensive certifications. You can teach yourself everything from technical analysis to risk management using free resources and your own capital. Compare that to traditional careers.
If you actually believe that innovation drives progress and markets evolve, then the opportunities are endless. Crypto markets, equities, commodities—they're all constantly shifting, creating fresh entry points for those who understand the fundamentals. The barrier to entry is lower than ever. Your education, your pace, your terms.