Can trading cryptocurrencies become a primary profession? The truth is here!

I have a friend who doesn't have a stable job and relies on trading cryptocurrencies, stocks, and mutual funds, making a consistent profit of a few hundred thousand a year.

He isn't greedy. He invested over two million in the crypto market, buying in fully when Bitcoin was around 24,500 and decisively selling when it reached 31,000. After that, he took a well-deserved break, never making reckless moves. This is what a true professional player looks like—having capital, patience, decisiveness, and knowing when to take profits.

So can trading cryptocurrencies be a primary profession? Of course! But you need some initial capital and should avoid borrowing money for 'high-stakes gambling'.

When the market crashes, like the sharp declines seen in major cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum, if you're brave enough to buy at lower prices and hold patiently, you can make a profit of four to fifty percent and continue waiting for opportunities. If you avoid reckless trading, it’s hard to incur losses in the long run.

Trading cryptocurrencies isn't difficult; the challenge lies in mindset and patience. If you want to treat it as a profession, don’t play it like a casino.

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