Topic: IS CRYPTO TRADING ADDICTION? - page 15. (Read 4511 times)
It's not just crypto, it's the same when you trade stocks or other activity where money is involved. You care a lot about money so of course you'll spend a lot of time on that activity, in this case crypto trading. The mistake is he put more money than he can afford to lose so i guess he lose all his money and became depressed, that's why you should only invest what you can afford to lose.
I heard about a guy in Moscow, who jumped out of the window, because he lost all his money in crypto investments and trading. So, do we have a new free heroin here? Is it possible to get addicted to crypto?
I am not addicted to cryptocurrencies but trading is really very emotional activity and it can be very exciting. I prefer long term investing before trading just because it is less stressful.
before, I was an active forex trading, I also experienced the same thing with gambling, but there were many positive things I could get in crypto trading and managed to make my emotions more stable with extreme fluctuations. This addiction is positive and I look more cheerful at the moment.
To some extent - yes, because the feeling is like an addiction: you get used to this feeling of earnings growth, a sense of victory , and start looking more and more, and when you lose, it becomes harder for you to accept it.
Sure the cryptotrading becomes addictive for some people especially if it begins give you some profit.
money is drugs. often people who are trying to ensure that they have easy money in their pocket are very poorly thought out because of this they lose huge sums and they get a psychological trauma. you have to be a man with nerves of steel to play the stock market.
The similarity of the process to the casino/gambling. Just a lot of stories about traders who come out of the window have appeared in news reports for a long time. Plus, you can add some passion for collecting. All these features are inherent in crypto-currency operations, but the basis here is still the same - money. It is money that is already addicting people to do strange things.
Crypto trading can actually be an addiction. Especially when you are earning huge profit. Anything that is beneficial to us is something we tend to repeat over and over again which implies as being an addiction. Kinda an automatic thing if you'll think about it.
Hi, Im xtraelv and I am a crypto trading addict. 
Trading crypto for me has become an exciting direction, like a video game for a child. I am pleased that I spend a lot of time on a laptop or phone, learning for myself a lot of new and useful.
therefore, when customers come to the exchange and say that they want to invest in some shares or cryptocurrency, they are warned that they can lose their money and are offered to invest only the amount of funds that they are not afraid to lose.
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I do not look at it as at some addiction. It is normal to spend a lot of time and effort on researching and monitoring the market if you really want to get to the level when you make enough money for your life just from trading.
I'd say killing yourself because of cryptocurrency related losses is one of the dumbest thing anyone can do, when getting in, we all know how volatile the cryptocurrency business is. The market is unpredictable and anything can happen, that's why we are advised to risk only what we can lose, once someone makes money of trading, they always try to go back and get more, putting more stakes at risk, if not careful, this can lead to very dissapointing losses, but if handled well, only profits will come your way
Yes, since i started trading i can't stop, just looking at graphs all the time..
Even though i didn't doing an trading session but as i heard to my friend which is very professional in this work that crypto trading can give everyone addicted because if you get a high profit then you want to gain more profit than you expected ofcourse we want this. So many people didn't want to try this way because they don't want to be addicted in this work.
Yes, trading on crypto is like gambling. When we get the benefits of course we will be happy let alone unexpected benefits and it can make someone addicted. When suddenly suffered losses not a few of those who feel depressed. It's really like gambling and can be addictive.
Any activity at some point may become akin to drug addiction if you spend a lot of free time on it. So the crypto market can be very exciting.
During my young age, I thought the graphs and price charts appearing in the news in the TV about Forex is a complete garbage and waste of time. Until one day, I never thought I would be addicted to trading, I am trading crypto, and forex now. I like to swing trade. I trade in a very safe way, my target profit is too low and not too greedy.
I heard about a guy in Moscow, who jumped out of the window, because he lost all his money in crypto investments and trading. So, do we have a new free heroin here? Is it possible to get addicted to crypto?
Personally for me, yes, participation in the crypto market becomes like gambling. After all, I do not even go to sleep, not to update my wallet and not to look at information about the market.
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