With the completion of the Price Action Principles Course, & with our @Bybit_Official competition TOMORROW, @johnnie_jacks and I have a nice little surprise:
We're funding 1 trader everyday for 10 days with $100 each to partake in the competition!
Keen?
Read on!
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First you need to head on over to Bybit and register using the below ref link
(yes there are commissions earned from our end, but everything that we put out there is entirely free to you guys and we have no paid content whatsoever)
Keep reading!
Then, once you've signed up, head on over to our Discord to enter in your User ID (UID) from Bybit in the Validation channel (only Johnnie, our administrator, and I see this)
We'll then draw one winner's UID radomly everday starting tomorrow for 10 days
- In the lead up, there's a Ledger Nano X given away each week, &;
- Two separate major prizes of a PS5, & $1k USDT to two people drawn at the end of the comp just for signing up!
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Competition Entry:
To enter the competiton, you will need to use the below ref link & deposit $100 minimum;
(yes, there are commissions my way to be absolutley transparent)
One thing that I've been thinking of recently is the definition of a #crypto, #Bitcoin or #altcoin trader.
-What makes a trader; who defines this?
-Is it the wins or losses you gain?
-Is it when you're profitable?
-Is it the time spent in the chair?
-Is it amount of study?
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So who defines what a trader is?
Only you can make the call on when you feel adequately comfortable with calling yourself such a thing.
You can absolutley suck at driving & still be called a motorist, yeah?
I mean, here's the definition of a trader:
Is it the wins or losses you gain?
With the above definition of a trader, there is no mention of whether the person is winning or losing.
You'd *think* that it meant winning, but the general definition isn't exactly defining.