There was a point from @MiniverseCore here that’s uncomfortable, but hard to argue with.
In traditional markets, studies consistently show that around 70–90% of retail traders lose money over time. Crypto doesn’t make that easier. If anything, faster markets, thinner liquidity, and constant noise make it harder to stay consistent.
The comparison to gambling is interesting, because at least there the odds are defined. In trading, the environment keeps changing. Liquidity shifts, large holders move, and external events can reprice everything overnight.
At that point, it’s not just about being “right.” It’s about understanding the structure you’re entering before you act.