Can trading cryptocurrencies be a primary profession? You will understand after reading this!
There’s a guy around me who doesn’t have a proper job, doesn’t clock in, and doesn’t do manual labor; he just relies on trading cryptocurrencies, stocks, and managing funds to get by. He earns a stable income of a few hundred thousand a year.
The key is that he isn’t greedy. He invested over two million in the crypto market, went all in when the price was around 24,000, and decisively exited at 31,000—clean and swift. After that, he just took a break and didn’t feel the urge to trade. This is a true professional trader: has money, patience, steady execution, and knows when to take profits.
So, if you ask me whether trading cryptocurrencies can be a primary profession? The answer is: of course it can. But the prerequisite is that you have a bit of capital, at least not relying on borrowed money to gamble.
When the market crashes, for example, when major coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum drop, if you dare to buy at low prices, hold, and wait, you can get a profit of around 40-50%, and then continue to wait for opportunities. If you don’t make rash moves, it really isn’t hard to avoid losses in the long term.
Trading cryptocurrencies isn’t difficult; the hard part is whether you have the right mindset and patience. Trading cryptocurrencies as a profession can work, but the prerequisite is that you shouldn’t treat it like a casino.
If you want to succeed and break even, if you want to eat big profits, if you want to double your account,
stay close to Long Shao and position yourself in the main bull market wave ahead of time!!
