Between demo accounts and contests

Both accounts should have been practiced because traders who want to advance usually try all types of accounts including contest accounts where the account is specifically for competition.

Both accounts are good in my opinion and both can be used according to conditions and needs if we are keen to use them. It's just that contest accounts have more psychological pressure than demo accounts.

If the demo account has helped in learning trading then don't forget the demo account because it can still be used later to test the system. If for the contest account as an option, may I take part in the contest or not...

Demo accounts and contest accounts are all good, using them correctly, but I would recommend the contest, besides learning we can get a chance to win the contest.

For me, it's better to use a demo account first if you are still learning. But most traders if using a demo account there is no sense of responsibility, no burden, not implementing good trading rules and money management. Therefore many people say that it is better to use real even though the profit is small but there is a sensation and of course to be more responsible for the open positions carried out and the application of trading rules and money management must also be good. It's up to you just want to use which one, the important thing is to keep the spirit, discipline, stay focused and always grateful

Demo account is an account for initial training when we are new to forex trading and training our analysis, while the contest account is even higher position where the contest account can be used to test our trading performance and also the skills we have.

The demo account and the real account both have their respective functions but the function for training is the same, so I put more emphasis on training on both accounts but focus more on the demo account.

I prefer the contest account because it will get prizes and not just trading experience, if the demo account will only have experience and maybe strategy.