Well, there are a lot of things to consider here before reaching a conclusion, such as: how many years we are talking about, your generally learning abilities and adaptation, and how the results actually are. For a person who is generally very smart and has good learning abilities, it shouldn't take them a lot of time to learn and then be able to see results, but if it's the opposite of that, and the person isn't that bright, then it can take them some time to learn everything properly, and I'm saying this because it might even take a couple of years or more, which is why I said the years mentioned are also important to be known.

Now, if you think that you are smart enough, and you shouldn't have taken this much time to learn and implement your knowledge to get fruitful results, but things are still not working out, then maybe you are wasting your time and energy in the wrong place. Trading can be profitable, but that doesn't mean it is for everyone. A lot of people can't actually make much out of it despite being very smart. If you think you know a lot but still not able to get the desired results, then either your approach is wrong, or trading might not be the thing for you.

DCA is the foundation, but there are also local price movements that can be captured along the way.

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That's absolutely right.

It was worth it for me, all of the test and trials and even the losses that I've made. They're all worth it as long as you have a plan to stay for the long term. And as for trading, it's not only going to benefit you for trading bitcoin or any other crypto but also in the other markets. You'll get to learn that it's almost the same thing on how it works if you have plans of entering the other. Once the results are out, you can determine whether it's worth it for you or it's not. But that's for me, it's worth it and your hard work will definitely pays off and I hope it will be the same for your bitcoin journey.

Crypto trading isn't for newbies. It is highly complicated and requires some skills. The risk involved in trading could make people lose large amounts within a short period. My advice for newbies is to focus on accumulating and hodling Bitcoin through DCA or other convenient options. Secondly, invest more time in learning about trading before putting in money. Thirdly, start trading with small amounts to reduce the risk of losing more. Fourth, use only amounts that you can live without for trading.

Crypto trading is worth the risk and invested resources if you have developed and mastered the necessary skills. I know people who are full-time crypto traders, and they're doing well.

There was an analogy that someone once used to differentiate between trading Bitcoin and holding which is so befitting in my opinion, it was a picture and I can't find it but it describea how the road of trading is so chaotic while the road to holding is more calm.
If I see how some people who claim to be traders are living soft and luxurious lifestyle on social media, I wish I could be like them but there are a lot involved, some of them might not even be making the money from trading but from other means and they are just using trading to cover up.

From what we have been hearing, trading has worked for some people, it could work for you too but if you give up now you won be able to  seen the end result. While believing in trading, also focus on something else too, have a plane B, so that if one doesn't work, the other will.

It is either you are not learning trading from a good source, or if you are and have been in it for a long time, it would be better to buy Bitcoin and hodl. Not everyone will be a trader; you can also buy Bitcoin and hodl long-term because this is another strategy for making some profit in Bitcoin.

Trading is very risky, and if you don't have a good knowledge of how to go about it, you will end up losing a lot of your money. The best thing is just to hodl, and it requires patience and an understanding of the market.

Yeah... I believe with the time you spent for years studying and continuing to observe the trades you do it will pay off, now you alone determine with the skills you have the most important thing is that you already have experience.

Are you sure about this trip? Indeed this will eat up everything including your energy, because as I know if you can't manage the trade well it can bring stress.

I don't have long about trading... except investment in bitcoin then I paid off by getting high profits.

It's really not about the number of years you spent in trading that gives you an edge to succeed but wether your results justify the effort. You can send years repeating the same mistake that limits your chances of making profit. So instead of talking about the years s focus on the trading approach that should yield good results. If nothing is working with trading, you can still switch to DCA if that suits your goals better.

Are you looking for motivation to return to trading, or do you need advice that will help you quit? If trading is non-profitable, don't feel foolish if you must switch into something different, change is constant, especially when you have sacrificed a lot without receiving benefits for your skills.

If you are not comfortable going with the easy way of investing and holding, then feel free to shoulder the risks that you might not make the kind of money you wish to make from trading, the future is untold, you should learn to condition yourself.