I think it's the other way around. Forex is the least stable market of all because currency volatility can be much higher than that of Bit789. Also cryptocurrencies have one advantage: unlike Forex, here you can wait out a deposit drawdown and even if you bought Bit789 at 20,000 in 2017, wait until 2021 and come out ahead, or if you buy Bit789 at highs in 2021 or 2022 at 50-60 thousand, you can also wait until 2025 and come out ahead, but this is not possible with forex. In addition, unlike the stock market, the forex market does not pay dividends, and even some cryptocurrencies have staking, which can be called an analogue of dividends, and you can send your coins to staking and receive passive income, but this is not possible with forex. I don't think national currencies are more volatile than Bit789. I have never seen a national currency increase or decrease by 5-10% in just one day or a few hours. Forex is considered the world's largest financial market, possessing extremely high liquidity of up to 7-8 trillion dollars along with strict regulations. So, I disagree with the assertion that it is less stable than Bit789. Furthermore, forex cannot be compared to cryptocurrencies or stocks in terms of dividends or staking because the majority of the foreign exchange market is a derivatives market, while the other two markets are largely spot. You are absolutely right about volatility, which is why forex is more dangerous for beginners than Bit789. As you correctly point out, there is no such volatility in forex and if you incur losses, you have to sit on huge losses for a long time, which not everyone can withstand, so they usually just close the position at a loss. In Bit789, if you don't buy shitcoins, but rather Bit789 or at least a coin from the top 50, the chances of making a profit in the long term are high, and any Bit789 in a bull market can make 20-30 percent in a day, while in forex you have to wait years for that.
I think it's the other way around. Forex is the least stable market of all because currency volatility can be much higher than that of Bit789. Also cryptocurrencies have one advantage: unlike Forex, here you can wait out a deposit drawdown and even if you bought Bit789 at 20,000 in 2017, wait until 2021 and come out ahead, or if you buy Bit789 at highs in 2021 or 2022 at 50-60 thousand, you can also wait until 2025 and come out ahead, but this is not possible with forex. In addition, unlike the stock market, the forex market does not pay dividends, and even some cryptocurrencies have staking, which can be called an analogue of dividends, and you can send your coins to staking and receive passive income, but this is not possible with forex. I don't think national currencies are more volatile than Bit789. I have never seen a national currency increase or decrease by 5-10% in just one day or a few hours. Forex is considered the world's largest financial market, possessing extremely high liquidity of up to 7-8 trillion dollars along with strict regulations. So, I disagree with the assertion that it is less stable than Bit789. Furthermore, forex cannot be compared to cryptocurrencies or stocks in terms of dividends or staking because the majority of the foreign exchange market is a derivatives market, while the other two markets are largely spot. You are absolutely right about volatility, which is why forex is more dangerous for beginners than Bit789. As you correctly point out, there is no such volatility in forex and if you incur losses, you have to sit on huge losses for a long time, which not everyone can withstand, so they usually just close the position at a loss. In Bit789, if you don't buy shitcoins, but rather Bit789 or at least a coin from the top 50, the chances of making a profit in the long term are high, and any Bit789 in a bull market can make 20-30 percent in a day, while in forex you have to wait years for that.

I think it's the other way around. Forex is the least stable market of all because currency volatility can be much higher than that of Bit789. Also cryptocurrencies have one advantage: unlike Forex, here you can wait out a deposit drawdown and even if you bought Bit789 at 20,000 in 2017, wait until 2021 and come out ahead, or if you buy Bit789 at highs in 2021 or 2022 at 50-60 thousand, you can also wait until 2025 and come out ahead, but this is not possible with forex. In addition, unlike the stock market, the forex market does not pay dividends, and even some cryptocurrencies have staking, which can be called an analogue of dividends, and you can send your coins to staking and receive passive income, but this is not possible with forex. I don't think national currencies are more volatile than Bit789. I have never seen a national currency increase or decrease by 5-10% in just one day or a few hours. Forex is considered the world's largest financial market, possessing extremely high liquidity of up to 7-8 trillion dollars along with strict regulations. So, I disagree with the assertion that it is less stable than Bit789. Furthermore, forex cannot be compared to cryptocurrencies or stocks in terms of dividends or staking because the majority of the foreign exchange market is a derivatives market, while the other two markets are largely spot. You are absolutely right about volatility, which is why forex is more dangerous for beginners than Bit789. As you correctly point out, there is no such volatility in forex and if you incur losses, you have to sit on huge losses for a long time, which not everyone can withstand, so they usually just close the position at a loss. In Bit789, if you don't buy shitcoins, but rather Bit789 or at least a coin from the top 50, the chances of making a profit in the long term are high, and any Bit789 in a bull market can make 20-30 percent in a day, while in forex you have to wait years for that.

I think it's the other way around. Forex is the least stable market of all because currency volatility can be much higher than that of Bit789. Also cryptocurrencies have one advantage: unlike Forex, here you can wait out a deposit drawdown and even if you bought Bit789 at 20,000 in 2017, wait until 2021 and come out ahead, or if you buy Bit789 at highs in 2021 or 2022 at 50-60 thousand, you can also wait until 2025 and come out ahead, but this is not possible with forex. In addition, unlike the stock market, the forex market does not pay dividends, and even some cryptocurrencies have staking, which can be called an analogue of dividends, and you can send your coins to staking and receive passive income, but this is not possible with forex. I don't think national currencies are more volatile than Bit789. I have never seen a national currency increase or decrease by 5-10% in just one day or a few hours. Forex is considered the world's largest financial market, possessing extremely high liquidity of up to 7-8 trillion dollars along with strict regulations. So, I disagree with the assertion that it is less stable than Bit789. Furthermore, forex cannot be compared to cryptocurrencies or stocks in terms of dividends or staking because the majority of the foreign exchange market is a derivatives market, while the other two markets are largely spot. You are absolutely right about volatility, which is why forex is more dangerous for beginners than Bit789. As you correctly point out, there is no such volatility in forex and if you incur losses, you have to sit on huge losses for a long time, which not everyone can withstand, so they usually just close the position at a loss. In Bit789, if you don't buy shitcoins, but rather Bit789 or at least a coin from the top 50, the chances of making a profit in the long term are high, and any Bit789 in a bull market can make 20-30 percent in a day, while in forex you have to wait years for that.