I reckon for sure that it is pretty addictive purely because you always need to be on the ball and constantly checking prices/fud/research etc etc etc
I love it though!
Topic: IS CRYPTO TRADING ADDICTION? - page 32. (Read 4511 times)
Trading for a lot of people is just a king of videogame, and everyone know addicting can be videogames.
So, try to put a limit on how many hours you'll stay in front of the monitor, before it's too late.
So, try to put a limit on how many hours you'll stay in front of the monitor, before it's too late.
Well, if you don't have a good self discipline, crypto trading can make you to isolate from the rest of the world and to neglet friends, family and heath.
Be careful.
Be careful.
I don't think so personally, but people can lose their lives as it is still based on finances, it's really sad either way.
for me is Yes Crypto trading is very addicting makes me happy like a game 
and sometimes when the season cryptocurency is crazy that's give a lot of money and makes us rich in the future i belive that. wish me luck guys. 
and sometimes when the season cryptocurency is crazy that's give a lot of money and makes us rich in the future i belive that. wish me luck guys.
It certainly is!
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?
Sex can be addictive, coffee, food, everything basically! So it can be, but the thing in life is to keep everything in a good balance.
Oh yes, first thing I do after wake up is to check this delta app. This is so damn addictive
yes would be an addiction if you do this in the negative way and be more patient
It could be considered a form of gambling, especially if the person doesn't know anything. So yes.
When you neglect health, friends, family, for something, it's clearly an addiction.
But sometimes, even hard work can be an addiction, there is plenty of workaholic.
So, if for you trading becomes more important than real life, take measures.
But sometimes, even hard work can be an addiction, there is plenty of workaholic.
So, if for you trading becomes more important than real life, take measures.
Well, actually it can become an addiction if you haven't anything better to do.
If you have a job, friends and family life, and you don't focus only on trading, there is no problem.
If you have a job, friends and family life, and you don't focus only on trading, there is no problem.
of course, on crypto it is possible to make good money if to treat trade serezno, I know many people who only both earn by it, and feel perfectly 
In a way it can be for some people. Since its easy to calculate "the profit you can make if I invest in this coin" and when you see good results people can have the tendency to take more risk. but the market can be unforgiving and volatile and that's when it especially becomes a problem
I don't think he is not addicted to crypto but money. He jumped because he lost too much money for one time so he felt frustrated. It has nothing to do with the addition to crypto.
It's totally depend on person to person. If you raise your money the gain more will to trading in currencies. If you really thing about it so it's a little black hole.
I don't think crypto trading is an addiction. Cause if you have money then you can start investing but if you don't then you don't have any choice looking through it.
I'm a big believer in crypto and blockchain, yet I can totally understand that certain ppl who get in the game to gamble, see it as a large roulette table (or craps).
The element of excitement is there, it's fairly easy to get in and cash out etc.
The element of excitement is there, it's fairly easy to get in and cash out etc.
Actually, it's very addicting, and if you don't put some limits you'll start to live in a world of charts, japanese candles, wave, exchange rates and so on.
I decided to put boudaries when it seemed normal to me to stay all night in front of the monitor.
Now I force myself not more that three hours a day.
I decided to put boudaries when it seemed normal to me to stay all night in front of the monitor.
Now I force myself not more that three hours a day.
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?
There's a chance that this guy gambled all of his money to a crypto that doesn't have any future plans, I really don't know the story behind that's why whenever we invest and trade we have to ensure that we are doing the right decision and take consequences on our actions whether we win or lose. Personally, when I started I only want campaigns after campaigns but as I move forward I started to love trading and I enjoy seeing orders and orders in the exchange but I'll make sure that I will not go to the point that I take my life just for losing money.
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