What percentage of bitcoin investors are gamblers ? Where will this figure be if we consider worldwide users ? I think it will be somewhere between 10-20% ? Also, it is possible that most of gamblers are still not bitcoin investors ? I see less chances of the later happening.
Its difficult to guarantee a definitive answer to your question. Even if you conduct a survey on this forum or any other platform, its not guaranteed that you will receive an accurate answer because some investors might prefer to keep their privacy and choose not to answer. We can make assumptions, but ultimately they may not be relevant.
Yeah, Exactly, and honestly, I don't think these surveys are needed. From what I've seen, there are a ton of crypto enthusiast who are more into gambling than investing. I'm even leaning towards thinking we've got more gamblers than actual investors. See, when people are all serious about investing, they usually have to throw in a big chunk of money to have a shot at a decent return. It's the opposite for gamblers, though—they toss in a little and hope for a huge payout.
Here's my guess: Out of the 100% who are investors, I figure only about 1% of them are real gamblers. And by real investors, I mean not those who bail on their investment the moment things start feeling too much like a wild gamble.
And that is where they are wrong, there is a reason why the rich will always get richer, there is a reason why investors will always have the best result, all these requires money, I mean good amount of money, but just because you don't have the big amount for investment and gambling seem like the best solution is foolishness.
It's not easy to make money they say, and this word is so on point, this is nothing but the easy way out, if 100s of people decide to walk in this path of luck maybe only one or two will come out with good results, all the rest are going to lose their money.
Investors don't find it easy to invest, but they get used to it, they also need money but to get the best result they have to wait for years, those who don't have the money don't want to wait, it's not that they can't find the money, it takes not so much money to be a good investment, but many people just like the idea of quick result.
Most of the so called investors that has few money to start with investing are not so patient, so their approach would be aggressive even consider their type of investment like a gambling, you know, when it comes to investing in the crypto space, bitcoin nowadays aren't really bringing much profit unlike in the early stage, so they are looking for an alternative coins that is quite new to the market and hoping it will boom like x100 return but without realizing that the level of risk is very high, that's why it's comparable to gambling since both have higher risk of losing while despite there's a better side, you'll only enjoy if if you are are lucky enough.
Success does not measure through luck, it's more on how you handle your investment using your knowledge and skills and it will not happen overnight. Take that world "patience", and everything you do is considered as gambling.
