Topic: Are you addicted to trading? This is for you (Read 571 times)
I disagree if crypto trading similar to online gambling because during involved in the crypto world indeed i was often to see there are people who already addicted to gamble but i never heard there is people who being an addicted to crypto trading however i was wondering and curious how to identified addicted cryptocurrency trading
Some persons are addicted to trading but that's because they gave too much room to it. Spending all of your time looking at charts and thinking of what to all contribute to this trading addiction. We can try and put out some control on it
No, I'm not dependent on the crypto currency, I just consider this direction to be the most promising for my future.
This would be quite innovative and its a solution to crypto addiction as I know many persons that are crypto addict and they are glued to their system and they cannot really stay out of their system for a while. This is a great step in the right direction
If the addiction to something good reaches at maximum level, you should leave it too. Some wise man once said, excess of everything is bad. Too much goodness condemns and spoil your nature and so is the bad. Don’t be at extreme levels rather always maintain yourself in a way that you must be at median point. You must have equal options to reach either side of extreme. 
If you are addicted to trading cryptocurrencies you may need to go to a rehab center. Don't look further there is a hospital in the UK that created treatments for "crypto addicts" led by a former gambling and cocaine addict. They have drug & alcohol addiction programmes, but expand "their business" to cryptocurrency. Who know, in 10 years the pharmaceutical industry will create a crypto medicine.
Anyway, this is your change guys
https://www.standard.co.uk/news/health/bitcoin-and-cryptocurrency-addicts-are-offered-treatment-in-uk-for-first-time-a3849456.html
Anyway, this is your change guys
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Experts say the trading of digital currencies or assets such as Bitcoin can become a behavioural addiction, similar to online gambling with some users obsessively following minute-by-minute fluctuations in prices.
Bitcoin and cryptocurrency addicts offered treatment in the UK for the first timehttps://www.standard.co.uk/news/health/bitcoin-and-cryptocurrency-addicts-are-offered-treatment-in-uk-for-first-time-a3849456.html
Actualy in my own thought im not addicted with bitcoin,but im obsessed to gain a good profit ,about this so that in the future i have a big savings.mostly people now are known about this cryptocurrency investment,because they know thats once you become a crypto enthusiam you have a great future someday,especially when you gain a high profit in proper timing of disposition to your crypto coins,thats why addicted is for me is not a good term maybe a crypto enthusiastic is the finest and suitable words for a crypto earner.
Being called addicted to Trading is more honorable than being addicted to gambling or drugs. My family would even be proud of me as being addicted to it specially if it pays the bill, provides food for my family and brings my children to school. Maybe their target are those who continues to trade but have no money to begin with and steals money to continue trading, that's bad.
There is way more to it than you think. Addictions are all same in the way that they break people mentally, especially if it has been dragging on for years, which shouldn't be underestimated. At some point you as trader won't be able to function anymore and there will be no profits but losses, which isn't something your family would want you to go through. If you seek professional help for your addiction you know it's somewhat of a last stage for you. Most people at first are in denial about being addicted, and for that reason will ignore everything, but at some point they can't fool themselves anymore and have to admit that they have a problem.
Being called addicted to Trading is more honorable than being addicted to gambling or drugs. My family would even be proud of me as being addicted to it specially if it pays the bill, provides food for my family and brings my children to school. Maybe their target are those who continues to trade but have no money to begin with and steals money to continue trading, that's bad.
thanks OP for the link. I think I have light condition of crypto addiction. i have plenty of times looking into my cellphone for coinmarketcap, telegram, bitcointalk and discord. i think we will have lots of people having severe crypto addiction in the future. good thing there's an institute now helping people coping up with this unfortunate behavior.
Well, that’s correct who will be a person who never become addicted with crypto currencies like bitcoin knowing that they can earn a lot of money. But doing this need to have control on your self. Balancing is very important in our life just like what other said.
Although balancing is important but many people are still caught up in trading, they can not control the action and become greedy, more precisely, money has enthralled them, they turn into a real trading addict and fall into a very dangerous situation. They will gradually forget everything around them, especially their normal life, if they do not promptly recognize and come back, they will forever live in prison they created until they ended up losing all, therefore, each person should have a plan or a method to avoid this, it can be a habit of entertainment or sporting activities every week or every day
This would be quite innovative and its a solution to crypto addiction as I know many persons that are crypto addict and they are glued to their system and they cannot really stay out of their system for a while. This is a great step in the right direction
Well, that’s correct who will be a person who never become addicted with crypto currencies like bitcoin knowing that they can earn a lot of money. But doing this need to have control on your self. Balancing is very important in our life just like what other said.
Most people have some sort of addiction, whether it's junk food, sex, video games, crypto, etc, I wouldn't consider it a problem unless it is drastically affecting their health or financial status. We only have one life to live, so I don't see a problem spending your time doing what you enjoy. I've dialed my crypto life back a bit as well because it was starting to take a toll on my health. Now I try to do everything in balance.
this is kinda funny, people thinking people are "addicted" to trading.
I doubt anyone is actually addicted to trading at all, its just a way of making money and if you are losing money doing it you can simply quit, no one gets addicted, when you have no money left you simply stop by force without your intentions at the worst case.
If you are getting into trading with the money you do not have luxury of losing and you are selling stuff to actually try to trade and make up the difference like this is some sort of gambling than it is just Darwinian way of telling you do not deserve to have your money and you are very well off without it because someone else with a better understanding of it now has your money.
I doubt anyone is actually addicted to trading at all, its just a way of making money and if you are losing money doing it you can simply quit, no one gets addicted, when you have no money left you simply stop by force without your intentions at the worst case.
If you are getting into trading with the money you do not have luxury of losing and you are selling stuff to actually try to trade and make up the difference like this is some sort of gambling than it is just Darwinian way of telling you do not deserve to have your money and you are very well off without it because someone else with a better understanding of it now has your money.
It is true that cryptocurrency trading can be addictive! At the same it is also true that the large amount of time spent trading cryptocurrency become less and less as you trade better and develop your own method to trading. Cryptocurrency trading is not a medical condition.
If you are addicted to trading cryptocurrencies you may need to go to a rehab center. Don't look further there is a hospital in the UK that created treatments for "crypto addicts" led by a former gambling and cocaine addict. They have drug & alcohol addiction programmes, but expand "their business" to cryptocurrency. Who know, in 10 years the pharmaceutical industry will create a crypto medicine.
Anyway, this is your change guys
https://www.standard.co.uk/news/health/bitcoin-and-cryptocurrency-addicts-are-offered-treatment-in-uk-for-first-time-a3849456.html
Anyway, this is your change guys
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Experts say the trading of digital currencies or assets such as Bitcoin can become a behavioural addiction, similar to online gambling with some users obsessively following minute-by-minute fluctuations in prices.
Bitcoin and cryptocurrency addicts offered treatment in the UK for the first timehttps://www.standard.co.uk/news/health/bitcoin-and-cryptocurrency-addicts-are-offered-treatment-in-uk-for-first-time-a3849456.html
So now they are going to make it look like we addicts for trading? before this there was forex and other types of trading which really needed attention because people was trading on volatile cash money and lost on the daily, now we trade on something with purpose to change the way things work and bring it to our hands, in our control then we are called addict
I do not think the transaction will make me addicted. Because it is only a form of monetization and this market is always unstable. I hate daily deals, it makes me tired.
I think we should look towards long-term investment and restrict looking at the price of the altcoins in the market. It will make us more time and more relaxed.
I think we should look towards long-term investment and restrict looking at the price of the altcoins in the market. It will make us more time and more relaxed.
Haha, I used to be, but now I'm not. In the beginning, when I just joined this market; I just tried to surf from coins to coins and thought it's the best way to gain profit. It was not true for me because my skills were not good enough to do trading. Now I choose midterm and long-term trading to reduce the risk of buying at top. Less profit but safer, and I'm not addicted in trading 
Trading is like a job, you are doing it regularly fulfilling your profit targets. It is not a 8 hour job as Crypto never sleeps.
Some traders do not know what is enough and become workaholic. You have to dedicate time for rest and other activities.
Though, I have not seen any multinational company sending their employees to hospital as they work too much.
Healthy work/life balance is the key.
Woah. That is somewhat interesting, thank you for sharing this
information, someone might need this but I'm sure that's not me. lol
information, someone might need this but I'm sure that's not me. lol
I'm just a bounty hunter, but seeing the prices of coin often make me addicted to them, I regularly watch prices and also bother about the market when the market falls. So I think investors are more addicted than me.
Investors cannot be an exception here. Investors and traders will be vulnerable to get addicted with these markets. Because when you are continuously getting engaged with something and which will be more attractive for your time and efforts then definitely you will get addicted at some point of time. Jump to: