That's what I mean because after all Investment will be better for them beginners even though maybe the benefits we get have to wait longer but I think it doesn't matter as long as you are comfortable doing it and without any coercion investment is the best choice for beginners.
But indeed for the thinking of beginners sometimes they only see about the benefits achieved and do not realize that this is not an instant thing so it is necessary to keep reminding that trading will sometimes be hell for those beginners who just know about bitcoin.
As I said, I agree with you that newbies should limit or not participate in trading. But they can also start when they already have knowledge and experience in the market. And you are also right that investing is safer than trading, but if you say that trading is a game of chance or that there will only be losing and losing with no winners, I disagree.
Trading or investing are both methods that can help us make money in this market. Depending on each person's preferences, they will choose the appropriate method for themselves. Or like me, I choose both to optimize my profits in the short and long term.
Of course, people can do whatever they want and the should do whatever they want, yet at the same time, a lot of people are lured into trading as if that is the default, when it surely is not anything close to a default, and frequently it is going to be better to spend some time building a position in bitcoin with various forms of buying, and perhaps study bitcoin for a while to figure out the extent that it might be helpful to risk any BTC on trading..
At the same time, if we are referring to shitcoins, then they already don't have any kind of presumptive long term value, so they are kind of tradable by default, but bitcoin is not tradable by default, especially since it is likely amongst the best assets ever known to man (if not the best), so there should be some caution when fucking around by selling bitcoin with a plan to buy more at cheaper prices, when it is way safer (and probably even smarter for more than 80% of the people to default by buying BTC regularly, building a position prior to even considering entering into trading.. which may or may not devolve into gambling depending on how much they might learn how to create positions that are hedged and/or not really gambling but preparing for either price direction rather than focusing on ONLY 1 price direction, even if it seems that the odds are "on your side" blah blah blah.
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I recommend everyone to start with a demo account to get familiar with the trading environment. But I also advise people not to overdo it because demo account trading and real trading are very different. Many people who trade with a demo account always win, but when they start with a real account, they fail miserably.
Demo will make you appear like a pro, intact almost everyone is a pro in demo until they face reality with real capital. If I'm advising a new trader, I will only recommend demo trading for anyone who want to master the trading environment and not someone who want to build a strategy. Building a strategy with demo is deceptive because there are other factors that comes into play with live account that you will never see in demo.
I strongly recommend depositing small amount like $10 for anyone who want to build a strategy, this will do you more good than demo at least your money is involved.
Exactly, there is nothing like putting real money at stake in order to really attempt to understand and to meaningfully involve oneself in trading. If the amount is small enough then it may not really matter so much that the person is starting out in bitcoin by trading.. but if a person has $10 come available every week, then it may well be better to supplement any trading (practicing) strategy with ongoing and continuous building of a bitcoin portfolio holdings, and then may well end up having a relatively small amount of BTC (perhaps way less than 10% of the size/value of the BTC holdings involved in trading, even if maybe in the very begging .. just 1% or 2%, and each person has to figure out these kinds of thresholds in terms of his/her total financial/psychological situation).