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It's all just pocket money.

X/Twitter has his "Creator Revenue Sharing" system. But you'll have to pay just to get started.

Learn Poker, you have much better chance.

You could use Lootlabs.gg to monetize it. Lootlabs is designed to monetize users by having them complete offers (CPA, app installs, surveys, etc.) before accessing content or rewards. Since your audience already visits a rewards site, there's a natural overlap.

Affiliate marketing would be best if you are an advertiser, not a publisher. As a publisher you take all the risks.

Still? It never was :)

Building your email list should be your number one focus. Owning your audiance, which is more inportant then owing a platform.

That's not a fast way to earn money according to the topic here.

Not just courses, also money from affiliates, youtube ads (which they get a high CPM since this falls under "finance"), Discord group,...

Smart choise.

They key is, find something that people really need/want and you are the only one providing that :)

Sure you did, like thousands of other people like you who happend to met the "profitable" traders :) who gave you their "secrets" You are so funny :)

Recepy for a failure.

Yes, becasue "teaching how to trade" is profitable. Lots of diffrent income streams from it.

Everybody "thinks" of this and that. Becasue you think something but you do not know the mathematical realitty behind it.

That's the problem, "opinion". Thinking means not knowing :)

As much as you can be finished risking small amounts. The negative expected value will erode your account over time. It's pointless to think that. It's all posintless if you'r trading system can't produce something positive.

A great way to earn money is by creating "user generated content" for games. There are lots of options you have, like skins, texture packs, adventure maps, add-ons, mods, plugins, and more. Once you've created something valuable, you can share it through downloadable links and monetize those...

Yes, provided your trading sytem has an edge. You don't want to "stick" to your losing strategy.