Sold at 90 and bought at 110.
I think I'm doing it wrong.
I disagree. You had some Bitcoins at $90, now you have some Bitcoins at $110. Winning.
Yeah. I got very lucky trading when I first started and that was before I knew anything.
Now the 'more educated' me has failed time after time. I'm switching to buy and hold and in it for the long term.
Trading ain't my game!
Good choice methinks on the whole - and welcome to the club
Assuming bitcoin isn't on a terminal decline likelihood is the overall direction will continue to be up therefore other than at such times as the recent downward trend when trading can be used to increase btc holding you have to be both very good and very lucky to make more trading than you would by simply holding over the long term. The reason for this is in an uptrend you need to buy your fiat just before a bitcoin price dip
and buy your bitcoins back just before it rises again otherwise you've lost.
start small and learn from your mistakes!! trading provides invaluable insights
This is another aspect of course - the educational one. If trading is a skill you want to learn, BitVegas, then trading experience (within affordable loss risks) is essential - as is reading up on trade size strategies in relation to your overall bank, record keeping, psychological factors, entry/exit strategies etc. It is very easy to get the impression from a forum like this that many more are successful than actually are because admitting losses on line as you nobly did is less common than keeping quiet about losses and bragging about our wins. With bitcoin trading there is the added element of a tendency to mix trading to increase bitcoin holding (i.e. where holding fiat is an 'open trade') with trading to increase fiat holding (where an 'open trade' is having a short-term bitcoin holding). People not clear on their intent can kid themselves for a long time that they are trading successfully!