Topic: Cryptocurrency trading vs "real money" trading - What are you missing? (Read 665 times)
May 17, 2017, 05:27:04 PM
Thanks for the feedback. Are there any special tools or services you use for trading cc, or are you just using the web panels?
May 17, 2017, 04:03:10 PM
Crypto vs real money, all you're missing is the chance to get measly pennies profit and then have the government steal them through taxes 
Oh did I mention you also need to have a bunch of degrees or a broker doing things for you. Yea, no thanks! There were big money in money/stocks trading IRL, but that was more than 30 years ago. I can only suppose that crypto will follow the same path and will be a much calmer place in a few decades with less possibilities for getting rich quick. Till then enjoy it, cause you are sort of the pioneers of this scene.
Oh did I mention you also need to have a bunch of degrees or a broker doing things for you. Yea, no thanks! There were big money in money/stocks trading IRL, but that was more than 30 years ago. I can only suppose that crypto will follow the same path and will be a much calmer place in a few decades with less possibilities for getting rich quick. Till then enjoy it, cause you are sort of the pioneers of this scene.
May 17, 2017, 03:30:11 PM
I am not an expert trader and I have never trade with real money before but I still can make money on my own. I find that trading with crypto is very awesome
May 17, 2017, 03:19:47 AM
Trading is chump change. If you want to make real wealth, hold for the long term.
May 16, 2017, 10:19:19 PM
This is my first post, so ... Hi 
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Coming from the world of "real money" trading, I was wondering what are the things you guys miss the most.
Which tools, concepts or financial products(bonds, futures, ...) are still not present, even though those two topics are very similar from the market perspective.
Or, on the other hand, what do you never want to miss again?
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Which tools, concepts or financial products(bonds, futures, ...) are still not present, even though those two topics are very similar from the market perspective.
Or, on the other hand, what do you never want to miss again?
May 16, 2017, 09:47:33 PM
Cryptocurrency vs. real money is attractive, all similar trades. All trades are at risk. Currently, many people prefer Cryptocurrency for trading, because it is supported by high bitcoin prices. Bitcoin In fact already exceeds the price of gold.BTC
May 16, 2017, 07:47:32 PM
crypto curency trading is high profit medium risk, and still above online real money trading this mean forex trading
forex trading(real money trading) high profit high risk
forex trading(real money trading) high profit high risk
May 16, 2017, 07:34:02 PM
It is just the same way of making money unlike just e are buying coins for investment and they sell in the futire when they have a bery high price so there are similarities in cash maybe they are buying stocks or shares and then sell it when the price is high also.
May 16, 2017, 03:03:52 PM
Why do we love crypto-currencies?
For their volatility and interesting concept)
For their volatility and interesting concept)
May 16, 2017, 02:21:12 PM
Do you mean what people who turned into crypto-trading miss about trading fiat? Or vice versa?
I think that trading coins is a lot more active process and one can win big time. Real money is too stable, it's hard to play on differences in price. I think that crypto-traders can't miss much about fiat. The only thing is perhaps recognition and aability to use income directly. I mean, if you bought, say, ltc for btc and then sold it (now you have btc again) you have to make an extra operation, that is, sell btc for usd to be able to use the money. Otherwise the trading won't be purely crypto.
I think that trading coins is a lot more active process and one can win big time. Real money is too stable, it's hard to play on differences in price. I think that crypto-traders can't miss much about fiat. The only thing is perhaps recognition and aability to use income directly. I mean, if you bought, say, ltc for btc and then sold it (now you have btc again) you have to make an extra operation, that is, sell btc for usd to be able to use the money. Otherwise the trading won't be purely crypto.
May 16, 2017, 12:15:26 PM
This is my first post, so ... Hi .
Coming from the world of "real money" trading, I was wondering what are the things you guys miss the most.
Which tools, concepts or financial products(bonds, futures, ...) are still not present, even though those two topics are very similar from the market perspective.
Or, on the other hand, what do you never want to miss again?
. Coming from the world of "real money" trading, I was wondering what are the things you guys miss the most.
Which tools, concepts or financial products(bonds, futures, ...) are still not present, even though those two topics are very similar from the market perspective.
Or, on the other hand, what do you never want to miss again?
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