Trading's flaws frustrate me too. Isnt it like blindfolded minefield walking? Trading bots and self-proclaimed experts preying on the naive can make one long for simpler times without digital distractions.
Trading is art and science. Academic theories are limited. Emotions, instincts, and gut sentiments can tip the balances. Trading bots and miraculous strategies just systematise the unpredictable.
Philosophically, patience pays. "Hodling" coins for years through market turbulence has traditionally delivered large gains. However, there's more. Serious crypto investors must brace for downturns and long winters. Sustainable growth requires creativity and new investment opportunities.
Trading bots shouldn't even be marketed as a way to make a profit, it should be marketed as doing what you ask it to do, which it does perfectly I agree with that but that's not the perfect way to trade. You tell it to buy when X indicator hits Y, and sell it when A indicator hits B, and that's it, it does that 7/24 nonstop with maybe 100 pairs if you want it to and that's how it trades. You told it something, it did it, that's it.
Doesn't mean that what you told the bot to do was a good thing, maybe it was a terrible strategy and you will lose money, or maybe it was a good strategy but it didn't had anything coming back for it. So in the end, you face the reality that trading bot is not a good way to make a profit, it's just an employee you have, a good one that follows orders, but sometimes orders are bad.
