I'm sure you understand what I meant by "having fun losing money at the casino." If by fate we are destined to lose or lose money, then let it not be boring.
It's actually like spending money on fun.
And in trading, if someone invested in shitcoin, then he will not only have empty pockets, but also feel sad because he chose this shitcoin. But in a casino this is not the case; there, any type of game has a chance to bring you profit.
That's okay, so be it. But in trading, a trader always manages risks; he can average his trading position if he sees that the rate of the cryptocurrency in which he invested is going into a drawdown.
In a casino, a gambler cannot influence in any way the fact that his balance decreases and decreases.
Yes, there are plenty of stories about jackpots, big wins in casinos, but the world of trading is also full of stories about how someone made a huge profit on memcoins.
You have generalized gambling in your comparison, implying that gambling is just a waste of money or a way to entertain ourselves without winning in the end. But in trading, we can apply strategies to be successful. Is that what you mean? For me, I think gambling can be defined as either luck-based or skill-based. If you have the skills, you can compare gambling and trading as ways of making money. Of course, this comparison is limited to certain types of games, as you can't compare slots (luck-based) to poker or sports betting (skill-based).
You are right, the concept of gambling is too broad and it covers the types of gambling you described above. Such diverse activities as Poker or Slots. it's a really different.
However, I have a point in favor of trading: I have not heard of anyone becoming addicted because of trading. There is even an official job - Trader.
And in gambling (any kind), you can lose control over yourself and start constantly thinking about gambling. I agree that in poker the chance of this is small. But there is such a chance.