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How many times one can loose all his trading accounts before really start trading and earn.

I have lost 5 times some small accounts (less than 100$)
And one little big account (400$) in trading.

You can possibly even lose every single time and never earn. If you are a beginner, losing so much can mean you should take a break and learn more, that is probably what's needed for you to start earning, it's a winning strategy that is proven to work.
And to answer your question in the OP, "invest only what you can afford to lose".

For me, even small or large capital in your account, it will not matter. Just RISK MANAGEMENT.

Since, it will also depend on the amount allocated for every position you will enter.
Like 10% of total account balance, or 20% or less/greater than.
You need risk management, you need to plan and stick with it, your target or stop loss.

No, In short words 100$ is not enough to start day trade. Again you can start by this amount but you can not earn profit from it except lose. Suppose you start the trade with 100$, how much you want to get profit from it? Basically, for a day trade, we should not expect more than 1-2% per day. So for 100$ 1-2$ per day is enough for you? and you have to mind that there is an exchange fee in this profit. And you can not win every day, sometimes you will lose more than profit. Thus you can lose all of your capital.

It may be even in 100s if you are not ready to find out what you exactly missing which lead to big losses. I mean you must take time to find out what are the reasons which pushes you to lose your trading account. It will be as simple as anything else because you just need knowledge on how to maximize your profits and how to minimize your risk levels. Just watching YouTube videos will be more helpful for you to become a successful crypto trader.

Please do not open another trading account until you gain enough knowledge by trading with paper-and-pencil or in demo accounts.
Just keep investing without identifying the actual problem will lead you to be bankrupted. Do not let things go on its own; control it and move it as prescribed by professional traders.

There really isn't an answer to the question "how many". If you're trading quite blindly, it's possible to lose every time you trade, but it's also possible to win every time you trade. Since you've experienced trading, you should know what are the reasons you lost right? Starting from the wrong market movement/prediction that you thought of, try moving your mindset from there. Additionally, there isn't any trader that doesn't suffer any losses, but they can minimize the losses they get. That's probably the best end result they can achieve if they lose money.

As for the amount, $100 seems to be quite enough imo, just that don't expect any big profits to suddenly come in. Day trading doesn't really give out big profits since you take advantage of the minimal changes that happen in the market.

You don't have to have 100$ before you can start trading, some platforms accept ten dollars as minimum deposits but crypto exchanges accepts any small deposit and you can jump into trading right away

I think the Op is not just talking about trading for fun but interested in knowing a reasonable amount you can have to make good gain and according to what he posted, He needs to learn how to minimize and manage risk because no matter how much he is starting with, he might end up losing everything. However, starting trading with $10 is not quiet a reasonable amount for me.

^[1] Can't really predict this.
All depend on the knowledge and resource of each individual.

^[2] You cant determine someone can start earning/trading based on "how much he loosing" went doing a trade. All factor like, Management Money, Trading Analysis, Fundamental Analysis, Psycology and etc, what makes them can really ready to earn by doing trade.

Crypto has a higher volatility than fiat, and I say it's enough to make you profit 1 to 10% or more (if fundamental factors dominate) and vice versa. What's important is how accurate you have market analysis.

But having a daily average profit target is very much needed, and I agree more with this statement.

Well, if you have been lost 5 times successively perhaps you are not yet ready to gamble your money in trading. Even though how big or small if you have a lack of knowledge it will keep losing until your pocket becomes empty. There is nothing to hurry in trading, spend more time doing research. I am not a good crypto trader but I won't rely only on my technical analysis, --sometime your emotions will drag you down if you follow on it. Indeed, a good suggestion if you combined your references. Correct resources and updates are very helpful and the most important are skills and knowledge.

I don't know if $100 is enough for you to start in trading but for me, that is not enough. First, the transaction fee you need to pay for that and a small amount of $100 will hardly recover from those fees when you are in trading. $700-$1k is a must in trading, you can choose different pairs of a coin to trade. But managing risk will depend even on how small amount is that.

Your question does not match the name of the topic you created.
The important thing is not how much money you lost, because you can lose in one minute.
The important thing is how much time you spent studying and practicing. The more the higher the likelihood that you will trade profitably despite losses.
Any amount is sufficient if you use the calculation of the deposit as a percentage.

You can lose as much you can specially when you are just starting up.Losing is inevitable even how pro you are,you're still
prone to it but the difference between a noob and a skilled one is that even in spite of the losses those experienced ones
would able to suppress out the risk and making themselves profitable in the end of the day.

Dont rush up too much to be profitable because trading cant be learned overnight.You wont know on how much you would
lost overall before you do able to get yourself profitable.

If you have the stop loss option for 5% then you can lose it 20 times, if it is 10% then it is going to be 10 times.

But the capital $100 is really good to start with not for profit-making it is enough for learning purpose,once you started to make money then you can move to huge capital which is affordable for you to lose.

It is obvious that you have lost your Deposit using margin trading. And you need to start working on the spot market. This is necessary so that you can correctly assess the direction of the market movement. But even if you make a mistake, you just need to wait until the price returns to the level when it becomes profitable.

For a starter, I think it's a good balance to start trading and learning the market step by step. If you take some serious steps, you will not lose the total amount but there are a lot of project which may get obsolete at any point specially projects in yobit. Anyway, I would say it's a good start. If you can learn the basic, you can make it higher.

thanks for ther suggestions,its really frustrating when iloose an account,i am learning new patterns and applying them on market may be my risk management is worst.

so i really need to learn about managing abot risk.thanks for answer.

At first i was very optimistic about loosing thought need to learn more about TA,but loosing some trades making me frustrated and made me loose all my accounts :'(

may be i need a practice account,for perfecting my knowledge.

Before entering in to trading i thought it was easy now i am getting to know need strong mindset :(

Shouldn't that depend on where you live, how much money you need, and what is your goal? I mean if you live in a third world country where 100 dollars is a lot of money, sure you can start with that, and if your goal is to make 10% per month that could be achievable, not really something you can do EVERY month but still doable for many months.

However if we are talking about 10-20 bucks is not a goal, then 100 dollars may not be enough at all, I mean the max you can do is 100% return which is very very unlikely but even with that you are getting 100 dollars and nothing more which is not really that much of a big number in many nations and that is something you can rarely ever do so it doesn't really make sense to start with that amount. You can also start trading to learn to be better trader, in which case all amounts are alright.

So the way your transactions are problematic. you should learn to manage capital and learn to accept getting rich will be a long time. I know that many people have their accounts burnt for the same reason only because they don't accept small profits. They always place orders with large amount of money while their total account is very small. Just times of strong market fluctuations can dissolve your account in a moment.
So you should start with small amounts and practice managing small amounts. You can read the 2% and 6% rules of Dr. Alexander Elder, I'm applying it and it's really great.

Amount doesn't matter everything depend on you. First you need to see if you have the ability to do day trading. If you do not have trading knowledge, you will lose small or big amounts in few trades. However, if you are an expert in trading, then you can increase your capital. You can increase your trading knowledge by trading with small amounts. Which will help you in the future.

Actually mate it matters, the profit will depend on the capital, you cant't gain a thousand dollar with a dollar unless a miracle happens.
 
Knowledge is the foundation of your skills, every one can day trade but not every one can win in day trading. $100 for me is enough, I don't know it is just maybe for me coz I can make that $100 into $300 after a good trade in a week or two, depends on the market situation. Make it a habit, the longer you are trading the more you add money to it. Invest on your trading life, no one knows what it could bring to you but the risk is worth, perhaps.

If you are having loss, that means you definitely have problems somewhere, and secondly trading is not about winning all through and when losing you count your loss and not letting it over come the winning. I will advice you still go back and have some studies over trading.

To be honest, with the volatility of the cryptocurrency market and the risk associated with trading,one will continue losing until he stops being a newbie and finally learnt both the basic and the advanced concept of trading which includes even risk management. I've seen folks lose way more what you lost and at the same time, there are lots of other people that barely lose any amount reason being that they understand the market perfectly before they started trading

It is really depending on how a trader learns in trading and how they learn from their mistakes. It can be a month, a year or it never happens and quit.
Losses are a common thing to happen in trading and even professional traders suffer such losses also. But having those straight losses will signify something that there wrong with your strategy or in choosing coin/s for trades. A lot of factors to consider the reason for this that you should have to look and focus on how to eliminate these mistakes, otherwise, you'll still be losing all the time.

First thing you should ask yourself is what is your goal? Do you want to make a profit of $100 per week or 10% profit of your portfolio per week? Your goal determine how much you need to start off with. For example for a profit of $100 the larger the amount you start off with, the easier it is to make that in a week.

However since you are a bigger, start off with smaller amounts until you master the art of trading and risk management.

Trust me @OP, this shows that you come nowhere to be tagged as a "trader" if you've lost around $1k and are still learning how much you need to put in ^before^ you can actually start making profits. Your experience seems to me as a novice one and you're just losing and intended towards losing more. You know? Day trading in crypto is only possible when there is enough volatility in the markets with higher volumes. So, stop thinking of doing it at days when you can't even expect these two things. Another thing is that, you can also start with $10-$20 or even $50 max if you wanted to test it out whether you can do it or not, but you didn't and you just jumped in with some ^small for you, yet big for others^ kinda capital and lost everything. You need to learn money management because that's the highly possible reason you've lost this much as of yet.

You lost your 4 portfolios, anyway for sure that you learned a lot from it after all. If you did not learn from then maybe if you will do paper trading first or virtual trading in order for you to practice more. You are vulnerable to losses and you should be aware of it and day trading is really a risky strategy. There are certain criteria that you need to fulfill first if you want to do day trading.

You need to know also your strength and weaknesses in trading because your winning rate is too low and you must be aware on what is wrong for you to focus on what you should improve and in order to make money in trading.

Thanks for replying,I will now try with practice account from now onwards :)

after losing those small losses mate you should realized that you are not ready yet and better start trying to use free trials of trading in some exchange and i think Binance offers such .

remember that trading is not form everyone since more than the profiting in this strategy are losers so better not to pursue if you think that there are no chances that you can adopt with daytrading and try Holding instead.

If you keep on losing from day trading  either  small or big amount, better to take a pause from day trading and try long term holding. Atleast in long term holding, you won't keep on losing your capital. As long as you are patient enough, you will still make profits in long term holding but it might take a long time of waiting. Day trading will only be profitable if you have special skills on it.

I this haveing a 100$ dollars for trading is too much because some of the platform today for trading just giving over 10$ only for make a trade and also be aware it is trading, it is earning of money and the same time it is risky. Also, it is quite good to have a gold market strategy for trading some of the makes more knowledgeable first because trying to entering into the world of trading and also it is a huge loss for you immediately for that hundred dollars, it is better if you strengthen your mind and techniques first to avoid getting too much loses to be aware about your mistakes too.

Go throw the 100$ into a blackjack session and I promise you that you have better odds at ending up profitable than day trading with 100 bucks. It's already a risky game to dabble in and you're just asking to get railed if you come in with no experience and start placing bets down as if you truly know where the market's going.

If you still new in trading, using $100 is enough for day trading, but you need to learn more about trading and how to analyze the coin because it is not easy to do day trading now. The market still unpredictable, and if you use $100, the suggestion will be to analyze the low price coins with having the potential to increase. It's okay if the coin cannot rise so high, as long that coin can have a good move in the market, it is enough for you to buy and sell that coin. Use your losses in the past as your lesson, and you need to search for something that can help you to make a profit this time but don't greedy to expect for making a big profit in one trade if you think that is difficult.

You must adjust your mindset before starting trading Always have to think positively that everything negative will hurt. Always keep your head cool and be ready to earn money by trading.

I started way below your amount, OP.
I can't remember how much but since I was still starting up yet that day like I was still learning from tutorials, I didn't bother to invest just a tiny amount from it and hey I chose Binance.
To tell you from my experience, there ain't a "minimum" amount to start day trading. Don't know if there's still such an amount if you're getting hang of it, because I already stopped because that strategy doesn't apply to me.

For day trading, $100 must be too small capital and because of inappropriate capital there is no wonder why you have lost all of your trading accounts so far. You must focus on two things: first one should be increasing your capital up to ten fold and the second one should be back-tracking where you went wrong in your each of previous attempts.

Even you will be trying with bigger capital, there will be no guarantee that you will keep on consistently making profits out of day trading because day trading is highly dangerous one and losing all the capital in day trading is a common scenario, most of the traders are facing. It would be much better if you change your style of trading into long-term-based one so that there will be plenty of chances to recover all of your previous losses.

Well, that purely depends on how well do you take notes and be cautious of the areas of trading where you usually fail to execute your trades and analyze the charts.
Day trading bears more risks than short trading and long term trading, so it would expected that you might lose a lot of money before you can actually have satisfying profit.  $100 is too little. If you're not aware, even those experienced traders in cryptocurrency are susceptible to lossing big trades, though there might be another options like stop loss to prevent you from lossing too much.
Nevertheless, day trading really requires high risk tolerance.

There are no exact rules of capital used to start day trading, because everyone has different financial abilities. Most importantly used
money that we can afford to lose, to start day trading with $ 100 is not a problem. And if it happens losses when day trading like you
experience it is normal that happens to all traders, even myself several times suffered losses. That will be a valuable lesson in order to
find the mistakes we make and not will repeat it again, in the end we can produce the profit we want.

That's probably the best advice anyone could give OP, though I'm wondering if he's mistaking trading with gambling.  I'm not sure how you could lose your entire starting amount (if that's what he's saying) if you're simply trading altcoin, or even just bitcoin.  You might lose money, but unless you're trading on margin you shouldn't lose everything.

As to whether $100 is a good amount, that depends on how much that means to you and whether you can afford to lose it.  If $100 can buy you food for a few months and you've got a track record of crappy trades, I wouldn't advise it.  But if you're living in a country like the US where that amount doesn't buy you much anymore--and you wouldn't flinch if you lost it all--then I'd say go for it.  You probably won't make a lot of profit, but you'll get some experience and it'll probably be fun.

$100 would really differ yet we know that we do live on different countries with different status when it comes to the way of living or standards.I would definitely say the same advice which its better to start up with minimal amounts that you wont regret in case you have lost it while you do start up trading.I've seen there were even noobs that do directly make use of huge amounts without even thinking or considering on what are the risk ahead. $100 is enough for most 3rd world countries and i highly believe that this amount is already that big or even a 1 month salary.

Committing mistakes cant be avoided but we know that things can be handled out as we do gain experience.We just dont think up that there's a shortcut way on doing this.

Depends on your capability to learn and absorb mate.
we have so many trying hard to be a trader here and in the end losses everything because they are caring away of their greediness.
to become a trader you must learn to separate your emotions to your desire,the more you Push to profit the more endangering your trading career.
try to keep the patience and to control your self .

Thanks for suggestion,i will learn more about trading :)

You seem confused, you ask if $100 was good enough to start trading in the topic title while your OP seems to be pointing to a different thing all together. Concerning the question asked via the topic title, although such questions has been asked multiple times, I get why the question keep resurfacing. It isn't about what you have as capital when it comes to trading although capital plays a roles in recording higher profits.

Been profitable as a trader goes beyond how much you have to start trading but has everything to do with the skills you have been able to perfect from your experience trading and other attributes that'll be needed in difficult situation to put your emotions under control.

Honestly, if you keep losing every single time you go into trading, maybe you are not really doing trading properly? Normally, if you are smart enough you shouldn't lose all your money, you should be losing some during bad days, that is understandable because people lose money during bad days however when you go all in with 100 dollars, the most you can lose should be 30-50% of what you get in and not ALL your money, there is not many coins that loses 100% of all their worth, maybe some small ones. Another way you can lose is leverage and you may get liquidated but if you are new you shouldn't do that at all.

Basically if you go in with 100 dollars, you can't really make too much profit but you shouldn't be losing too much neither, it should be moving very small like 10-20 bucks up or down.

There is nowhere it's written that everyone must be a trader lol. If trading is not working out for you, don't you think it's time you take a break from it and focus on other things? Or maybe you can take time out and use it to learn more about trading. It's not an easy thing, it requires a lot of learning.

There are more that you will have to learn to get better in trading, and technical analysis is one of the things that you will have to learn. And sometimes it just doesn't work, there are times you will study the price using T.A, but at the end you will still be disappointed. My advice is that you should take a break and first of all learn it and after learning, you can go back and give it a short again and if it doesn't work, then it's time to quit.

Break is not what we need, we should focus on learning for us to have consistency in the market. $100 is good to start trading but we should make sure that we can protect with our knowledge. Newbies are mostly losing in trading because they do gambling and not trading, what I mean is they are putting money and they do not know what they are doing and they are simply doing gambling. If we lose in trading, that's fine as long as we get experiences and we know our limitations.

As a newbie, don't start trading that easily learn the basics first so you can avoid losing too much money in your trial and error while trading. Though experience is not that bad teacher but it will be good if you have some basics of trading before you will take your journey in trading so you can enjoy trading while earning.

Any amount is a good start but as a newbie, it will be good if you will try as low as possible so it will not hurt that much if you in case loss it. Trading is pretty hard if you have no knowledge to it that is why many are doing their research first before they start. Like what exchange to use, tools to use and etc. especially that you are targeting a daily trading which is very difficult if you don't have enough resources.

Any amount can be enough and no amount may not be enough so its like double edged sword, you can make huge from little investment or can lose huge capital in no time so the capital amount is not really important for a day trader it should be technical analysis and decision making abilities so they can make money from what they have according to their market condition.

I understand that this issue is aimed at finding out how much money you need to spend on cryptocurrency, so that when trading a particular coin, you can receive an income of $ 100 daily.  I think that, first of all, it all depends on which cryptocurrency a trader will choose for daily trading.  For this, it is necessary to conduct a mandatory analysis of the coin and its behavior on the entire cryptocurrency market, as well as on a particular cryptocurrency exchange.  You need to choose the best exchange with large volumes of coin trading, and also set the strategy for scalping correctly.  I think that these indicators are much more important than the total amount of capital for a specific profit.

Basically it doesnt mather if you trade with 10$ or 1000$, its about the % gains that you make.

if you are aggressive in the field of trading 100$ is not enough to invest, actually you make it 300$ to raise huge funds and you should keep the 20% amount for your emergency funds, however, you need to educate yourself for a better way to deserve and learn the advantage and disadvantage on day trading platform to gain more.

wow, it is a pretty big amount. I believe that after having burned your account many times, you have got yourself a new trading system. so you should use the next $ 100 to trade at snapex, which is one of the exchanges with the biggest bonuses and you can withdraw straight to your wallet. After trading and get 10000 snap points, you will receive 100 USDT. a reward and hope it can help you recover your previous loss.

Losing money is normal and better once you lose you do something knew that can avoid that.
A capital of $100 is good but if the coin you purchase is the low value only because with that amount if you buy a coin at high you will get small amount of profit because even the coin turn into very high you do not have even 1 piece of the coin so your money not earn big even the times 2.

How many times? - You will never know. If people ended up "making" no loss at all after few tries, then we would be seeing lots of  rich people right now. Trading does not mean that you will be making guaranteed profit. All you can do is reduce your losses, when you see that you might make some loss by managing things properly.
If you are not being able to make profit after several tries, then I guess you are doing something wrong. Try to find out your mistakes and fix them before you go bankrupt!

Yeah, it was a normal case scenario but losing it multiple times without doing something to correct it, that is not good at all and seems not a normal thing to happen if we would like to become profitable. Actions should be needed and it should be instant. We can't go far if we let our mistakes beating us and do nothing.

$100 is enough to start learning in trading, we can still make money from it. $1k as a capital is a way to go further and much expect huge gains if we are able to manage perfectly.

Yeah Really trying to get my faults and mistakes by staying out of the market and gaining some more knowledge before going in.

Thanks for sharing your knowledge,
I will gain some more knowledge and money management then I will go in to trading with small account

In the case of long-term trading, the investment is more profitable but within the case of day trading, short trading is best But enough capital is required to trade. i feel it's better to start out at $ 50/100 It reduces the quantity of injury and is straightforward to recover.

To start day trading with a hundred dollars is not bad nor good enough at all. With a hundred dollars as start day trading may give you a smaller profit but losing it in trading the hurt may not be so painful for you. Tough, trading is a risk to take but when you succeed then congratulations to you. Strategic plans are the most important investment when you decide to go in the business like this.

Even if you get 10k bucks or 10 bucks, it is upto the trader how he uses them! You can come to an end where you will end up loosing all if you are trading with professional manner. Many think that trading is just an easy job, where you put money, buy at low sell at high, but that doesnt work like that. You need huge patience, techniques, right timing and bit of luck to play in well fashioned manner. A professional experienced trader can turn 100 bucks into 100 grand and a person with no experience can do vice versa.

The question is not how much is enough, the question is are you ready to trade with the case scenario I explained above.

I think bitcoin is the safest way to start trading for some newbies.

As long as you have known the basic knowledge you will never lose all of your money.

At least you can hold first don't set the stop loss when you are trading, just set take profit when every time you trade.

I've been doing it until now, I never sell my bitcoin when I see my prediction went wrong just hold it.

But maybe no with altcoin, when you choose the wrong altcoin especially new altcoin who just listed on the exchange then I'm sure you'll never be able to get your money back, although you try to hold it for a long time.

Risk management is really important most especially if you know that the market is very unstable. No matter how huge your asset is still you need to be careful in trading because money is never easy to acquire most especially cryptocurrency. You need to manipulate your coin properly and trade it so that you never lose your money.

That's the problem to those beginner, they are complaining that they always experience huge and small losses in trading. Beginners should experience that kind of conflict so that they learn how to improve their trading and learn from their mistakes. People aren't perfect and you need to improve in order to become good at something.


Having some strategies based on the market is really effective and will help you in stop loss. You know that trading is somewhat the same in gambling, they are both risky. The difference between them is that in trading, you have complete control and manipulation in your money so the outcome depends on the market and your strategy.

Yes, I agree that $100 may not be enough and may be a right capital to start with. It is always a good practice to start trading with possible least capital amount. Because, it will help not to be trading under pressure for the reason of being panic about losing big. Day trading is known for all its huge risks of losing all the capital with the blink of eye. So, I also feel $100 must be a good capital for a beginner to start with.

Moreover, personally I never recommend anyone to get into day trading and instead of that, I just recommend always about buy and holding. Because when we are having an easiest method to make more profits out of cryptos, why should we go for the risky method of trading?

There are some things you need to know before you trade,  you don't just jump into trading,  perhaps in any business in life you've got to understand the concept firstly,  and I hope you are not trading on leverage bitcoin and some other altcoins,  and most importantly don't follow lots of telegram signal groups, majority of them are scam with calls that they cannot trade,  learn TA and FA,  then you are one step ahead of not loosing your funds

OP if you lost 100 many times than you're doing something wrong. It's not about the money that you're investing but the way you're doing it.
You're probably overleveraging your trades and losing everything.

Keep on trading small amounts of money until you can make a profit.

Don't jump to big investments like 10 thousand dollars and more until you learn to trade and make 200 out of your 100.

Yeah,. everything counts even it's small and it's about how you will start in trading. If he lose it's okay but he should learned for that experience and everything is always about winning sometimes it's about losing with learning. Some traders start with fundamental analysis to determine the market situation in specific coin then support with technical analysis to be exact when this they entry and exit points.

$ 100 is more than enough to start trading, it is true that the greater the money used to trade the more profit that can be obtained, but with large capital also has a great risk of loss too

The topic here shouldn't be about how much you can invest into bitcoin to start trading, but the fact that dude basically lost close to a thousand dollars and still wants to invest, maybe we should focus on why you lost to begin with and not how much you should start to reinvest.

First of all I have never seen someone who lost all their money in bitcoin, I have seen people who lost a lot, hell I have seen people who bought at 20k and sold at 5k losing almost third quarters of their investment, yet never seen anyone who have lost all of their money. On top of that I also never really seen anyone who got back up and get in this many times when it is obvious that whatever they are doing doesn't really work. I would say forget about the amount but focus on what you are doing that makes you lose money.

One of the possible reason that I can think of is maybe OP is too impatient when trading. This is the usual concept of most traders who got lost so easily even if you say they have done this a lot already before. Whatever you may advice to someone that is good for them doesn't matter if they don't have a self discipline to completely control their emotions instead of going all out just because you can't wait the next turn. This is just my two cents for those who doesn't have a self control.

That is enough for you to use in learning how to trade and familiarizing strategy. But if you actually aiming for gaining more profits, that is really small and you can't expect that to grow either. Make it x10 (that is $1000), I believe you are making it different and you can fulfill your trading life as you want to be.

more capital = more possible gain

But of higher risk by then. Think wisely and please don't fall into too much excitement because that makes you fail.

This should be the one he is contemplating with not the amount. If he knows the reason why he is losing, at least the next time around, he will change his strategies and maybe change the course also of his trading results. Whatever amount he will put, he will lose it all if he will not get the root cause of why he is always losing. There is no such thing as good amount in trading, whatever amount you can afford is already good. Because in crypto trading, invest what you can afford to lose because of the high risk involved.

There are no specific number for that. And there is no such a thing that you lose 5 times your capital and then you are ready for real trading. What are you doing last 5 times then ??? You'll always lose your money if you don't start to learn from your previous mistakes. And according to your statement why you choose day trade for first learner. :o It's quite risky for newbie traders. I will recommend you to start as a swing trader or long term trader. And there is no limitation for starting crypto trade which is the best thing in this platform.

There is no amount of time to lose your accounts before you get up. Many achievers today made many mistakes and trier both in governance, economics, technology etc.
My point is passion. If you have passion you will continue until you success because success is around in difficult time.

As for amount of account, the difference is just management of the account in risk taking.

$100 is huge enough for me to start trading, exchanges has a lower minimum limit than that so it means you can deposit it to any exchange anytime. If you are going to day trade, make sure that you already decided to lose that $100 in just a matter of an hour or a day especially when you are trading future contracts there is a possibility that you could lose that amount in just an hour. I advice to follow some guides in trading , any type of trading you want. You can find it most in youtube so you'll have visuals to follow through.

To start day trading can be with a capital of $ 100. That's a pretty big capital, actually to make profit in the day trading the most important
thing is not capital. But our ability to choose coins and read the market. It's useless to have big capital but don't have it the ability to choose
good coins and can't read price movements in the market. If you don't have it, you will continue incur losses when trading.

More than 5 times if you continue to trade without the right knowledge. It doesn’t matter how much is the amount of your capital as long as you know how to trade then you can make money. If you are losing 5 times in a row then better to reset yourself and think if you can really handle the risk of trading, rate yourself in trading and if you think you’re not that good, keep learning.

You could actually begin with a lower amount than $100 as a good start. To be honest, what you really need is the strategy on how to deal with the market situation. No matter how big your capital is, if you're not smart enough to do trading, you'll still lose your funds. Knowledge and skills in trading are the best capital that you could have to begin with trading.

Big or small, I think it doesn't matter.

The thing here is that you are risking your money into investing in one of the most volatile cryptocurrency so you should really expect to lose, that is the same with the money you are using. Losing here is inevitable so I think you should be knowledgeable about the thing you put your money in. You should be able to lessen the risk you are taking in, as people usually said it to me.

That is indeed correct no matter how much money you put in exchanges if you lack knowledge in entering a position then your risk management strategy would still be useless. Go and learn and try virtual trading once you master those different techniques to trade, you can now trade and see significant changes and can make profit instead of losing.

maybe you just made a wrong strategy. after all, you've done enough experiments but haven't gotten any profit yet. I suggest making the right decision. this is the risk of trading. it doesn't matter which number you start with, as long as you have a good strategy, you can develop the asset.

$100 is enough but the profit is not as big enough some traders I can see starting from atleast $1k and then reinvest all profits to make it more profits in the next trades but its not always a success if you are a beginner just be very careful and study then practice before trying putting your all hard earned money remember failing is always part of the process be patient.   

Thanks for sharing your information,it gave me boost for further gaining of knowledge about trading.

The higher the capital, the greater the loss Therefore the amount of capital has to be reduced while doing business Gradually increase the amount of capital You're right 100% is good enough to start day trading. If you make a profit you will be able to triple your capital from now on Before that you have to learn about business If you can't trade you can't reduce the loss by starting at 1000 You have to learn to analyze the market well first.

Well, anyone can pickup the challenge of being a day trader in the world of cryptocurrency if they're able to take the measurement of be a risk management individual. $100 is a good start for anybody to kickstart day trade but, the question is: do you possess what it takes to go into day trade? Daily trade has many things attached to it which ranging from trade technical analysis down to SL methodology.

I wouldn't allow any newbie to get into day trade because of it difficulties in earning profit from the trade. Rather would suggest short-term and long-term trade. In conclusion, some trading platforms even allow as low as $10 for trade.

The good thing about cryptocurrencies is that anybody can trade cryptocurrencies and can start with any amount.
But obviously it won't sound logical to start trading with $1 would it ?
So in order to start trading at least consider to invest $50 and see how it goes.
Most traders don't have a good beginning but then earn good profits as they go along the way.
Only experience can make you better. Start with little and increase the capital when you start earning good profits.

I would say have some sort of income that you can put into bitcoin, that is a lot more safe version of investing if you do not have money. People who get in with this much little amount do end up losing their money only because they realize the 20% increase in price wouldn't make them rich and it is totally worthless so they end up just risking all of their money to profit something decent that would help them. Since they can't really make all that much money, they end up losing it instead.

However if you do something that would earn you bitcoin instead, or if you could do something that earns you fiat but you can turn into bitcoin, that means you can have a constant stream of investments to bitcoin. Without anything like that, 100 dollars will not change much for you.

For future trading I think $100 is more enough and get much profit than you use for spot trading because look little and just few $ you can earn profit depend how lucky you are when start trading or investing, I like future trading how ever situation when bitcoin down or up we have chance to get much profit.

I was doing 20x leverage on binance futures once with $100 and I turned into $300 doing day trading (minute trading actually) for 1 day.
I'm not a trader, I was just trying the platform since everyone is talking about it. But yeah, just start already

The feature in Binance future I think is not trading but gambling, they require a minimum balance of $ 10 and if you play with $ 100 it is very high, but if you only trade pure, not like Future, then I think with a amount $ 100 is enough.

You are lucky enough to make a big profit from leverage. If you want to continue using leverage trading, I suggest you to be more be careful because your luck will not be big enough as your last profit. If you can analyze then, that is good for you, and I think you will be okay to use leverage trading. But using $100 will be okay as a beginner in trading, but you should learn more about trading so you can have a chance to increase the initial money.

I think that any amount is good to start trading, what you should keep in mind is that the strategies that will be used are the correct ones, the more money there is, the greater the profit and if you lose, it is the same.

When trading with play money, the main reason is for you to learn to use the platform well, and above all to test the strategies, if it fails there it is not safe to launch into the market.

If you notice in binance users trade there with less than $100 with them in btc. You can check the market  btc/usdt sometimes users just buy and sell 0.005BTC I can think of it like the market is being manipulated but I waited a little longer I can see some are buying 1 up to 4 BTC which somehow like an organic trade. $100 should be good to start but you may have to buy BNB for trade fees.

To give an example from my own past, I don't even remember how many times I reset my capital. In particular, it is not possible to say anything clear again, but I can easily say that I have lost at least 5 digits. Unfortunately, in order to become a professional trader, it is necessary to trade for a very long time and have a good history of experience. For this reason, I would like to say that in order to be a good trader, you should evaluate yourself based on the transactions you have made and the profit margin you have achieved, not the money you lost. Remember that you can never be a perfect trader and do not trade flawlessly. To start trading with your full budget, you should gain experience by making lots of small transactions and make transactions when you feel ready.

How could you say that the futures trading feature in Binance is gambling? there are no gambling features like in the "Yobit" exchange, you have to understand that. Future trading at Binance does have a requirement that a trader must deposit $ 10, according to me part of the commitment between Binance and traders, so that traders know that Futures trading is not right for newbie traders. You can only trade with a few USD if you want to trade in Spots.

Wanted to trade with suggestions of a good trader but now a days subscriptions for the courses and signals cost at least 500$ :-[

Depends on what's your target profit, how long you are going to be in active trading and then you can decide whether 100$ is enough for start or not.
But I advice you to stay away from daily trading because you can't catch good moments always, they rarely come. Daily trading can be considered like you go in supermarket and buy things with closed eyes. As a result you bought what you didn't expect or luckily you got what you were looking for.
I suggest you to prioritize to catch only good moments, not every moment that you see, that's why you don't have to do daily trading.

You have some echengers were you can play with fake money, if you are new in the traiding you learn a lot with fake money. After you take some experience, you can start with 100 the first week, and try to win 1$ this week. the next week try to win 2$ if you made it the first day, take a break this week. the 3TH week try to win 4$, the 4TH week 8$, and go on.

Thinking about loss when entry into the world trading isn't good in my case because, it's like saying something bad to yourself, you should be mindful of your emotions while you come towards trade.  That aside, with the amount above you van start a good time with trade because some exchange even accept up to $20 for a trade, some even take as lower than this. My advise, always put aside your emotions before going to trade because trade need a trader full attention to win.

They say it takes 1000 hours to become an expert at a certian subject. Because most exchanges charge a percent per trade, not a flat fee your starting amount doesnt matter.

However $100 will be mostly for practice because if you use proper bankroll managment you will only be trading a fraction of that per trade.

There is no basic rule on how many times we have to experience a loss in order to start making a profit in trading.
The most important experience of loss that we experience can be valuable lessons for correcting the mistakes we make.
So we won't repeat it, and starting trading with $ 100 is good enough for beginners. Just do a lot of practices, in the end
we can understand how to generate profits and avoid losses.

You've lost $ 400 and $ 100 a few times, so I think you know how to trade with $ 100. So far, I have seen many people who trade under $ 100, and they like it. in trade, this is not only a matter of capital but a matter of strategy. no matter how you start, with a capital of $ 100, you can make it bigger.

Day trading is extremely risky, from what you wrote, i doubt you know what it is.

maybe you can start with looking volume growth and don't make a panic move like buy and sell in the wrong time.
the first time i lost of trading because that factor.
i mean play safe and just watching signal you trust and make a carefull of choise.
400$ is big for me and when it gone i feel really bad you know, so be carefull guys.

Now I understand after loosing that much😅

I think with 100$ capital to start trading is a standard nominal if have enough money, what I mean is to use the remaining money to add income by trading. Even with small capital, all of them still have a big risk, so before start, understand the risks that occur later because crypto is difficult to predict.

You should probably only trade with minimum amount if you are in a loosing streak. Try making a tight money management and only risk not more than 5% of your actual capital on each trade. Also there should be stoploss for each of your trade which might vary from 1% to 3% of your actual 5% risking on one trade.

Also, try trailing stop loss as it would minimize your loss and most of your trades would be with zero risk.

You can continue to lose indefinitely if you don't stop and acquire the prerequisite knowledge. You need to follow and study those who are doing well in this field, what are they doing special, you can also learn from your own mistakes while you always lose the whole capital, does it have anything to do with greediness or lack of knowledge? If you determined to succeed, you remain focus until you get it right

Of course, the risks are very large and this has to be put up with.  but the result of even an experienced trader is also very much dependent on personal confidence.  someone can overestimate himself, while someone underestimates.  I still practically play trading, but I don’t trade, because I doubt that a large starting capital will bring me a good result.  Please tell me how much, for example, can a trader earn per day if he uses $ 20 coins for day trading, with an excellent choice of coins?

I think you need to take a break and learn more about trading, you really need to or also find someone who can teach and direct you if possible. Most importantly, just like many have pointed out, you also need to manage your risks well as a beginner you are. Lastly, about the amount that is suitable for day trading, it depends on what you can afford and be okay with it, because just as you have noticed there are risks associated with trading but even at that, there are people who are still making profits.

Dosen't matter if you are professional or a beginner but if you have the right skills you can make the most out of trading.
Frankly speaking, I risk not more than $6 on one trade. Now, you are willing to invest $20 only at the initial stage which is really appreciated as what I usually see is most of the people pour thousands of dollars in trading without actually having the skills. They might not even know how the chart works.

You can even earn 100% daily for a smaller sum of $20 it you choose proper leverage & appropriate risk & money management.

Even I've lost a huge sum. (It might not be huge for most but for me it was the biggest loss I ever faced in my lifetime). But it taught me a lot of things which made me earn a decent amount if practised with a tight risk management.

I'll honestly suggest you to educate yourself first and than find a way to enter trading. Trading would give you ample of profits but never forget where there are huge profits also comes huge loss. Your profit is someone's loss & vice versa.

For a person confident enough in their trading skills even starting with $50 would be enough since the matter about gaining profit is knowing when to buy and or sell. These are pointers that would often determine your moves as a trader, but of course, it takes a long time and a lot of experience to develop an eye for these trends as these are not always obvious, or even if they seem obvious they might not be necessarily real. So knowing your game, is all what trading is about which unfortunately comes on the back of having lost a lot while learning.

exactly. I myself don't think there's anything like good amount because there's no standard . The choice depends on your pocket. Fact remains that huge money attracts huge profits but so is the loss too. So the most important thing is your technical know how and I will actually prefer to start small and grow into something big as my experience increases

well it is hard for beginners to earn money in trading. 100$ is high for me to start to trade. You better decrease it, just practice with a small amount like 30$ until you learn how to make profit then you can start with big amount. Just don't give up you will succeed.

It will be hard for beginners to earn money through trading only if he don't have the in-depth knowledge of crypto trading which i believe was the case of the OP due to the previous lost he experienced and i will advice him to know the basic principles of crypto trading before he start again. However, this current market is good for crypto trading beginners.

I wonder hoe much money have you loosed before get succeed in trades? Imo, $100 is to much for daily trading. You should take as much money as you are ready to loose, then you won't leave the idea of further learning for the next day.

But I guess this depends on how he is using that $100.

Maybe he is not investing that $100 into one, maybe he is doing it with other cryptocurrencies as well making that $100 being invested into 3 or 4 cryptocurrencies, right? I guess you could do that but I agree that as long as you can afford to lose this money. OP said he already lost $100 and $400 so that also means he can afford it.

It's not enough to make some money but on the other hand if you are new then it's enough for start to feel the market and also not to lose too much.
Don't forget the first rule of any trading, don't invest more than you can afford to lose.
And think twice about day trading, it's very demanding and risky and it's not for everyone. Don't be carried out with the promise of big profit because maybe you can't take the risk of day trading.

Thanks i will take your good suggestions and learn more about trading.

Thank you very much friend,

i will learn more and practice with small account before going for big account.

You need to learn about trade well before you start trading If you trade without knowing it, you will face loss I think a good amount is 100% enough to start day trading because newcomers make mistakes most of the time so it is better to start with a small amount first. Gradually increase the amount of trade It is also possible to make a profit if you analyze the market well and follow the trading signals However, in the case of newcomers it is foolish to start with a large amount first Able to lose everything in the face of loss.

any amount that you can afford to lose,because this market is not bringing you assured profit so best to aware of that.

Start trading with $100 is not worthy amount to make good profit but for beginners this is decent amount to start day trading but it's necessary for them to understand the basics of trading with the help of demo trading so they will have an idea about how to use $100 in real trading with responsible steps.

We can start at any time and no one know if in this trading you will get profit or lose so its much better to invest your small amount as with time when you will be trained and experienced you will be able to invest large amount but yet better take small risk 100 dollar is good amount in case of any unfortunate you will not be sad about the lose.

Such an amount can still be too much for some people. If trading with 100% dollar and you eventually lose without any hutch and you can afford to continue with another reserve, then you should. Else I will tell anyone who does not have a reserve to just divide it into two and keep part of it, in case there is a loss that right require getting more fund.

Agree, for a start that capital is quite good but this also applies to anyone even for traders who have experience, because when you start day trading with a lower nominal it will make the next step you can do with a certain step that is more appropriate. So, there is no harm in whatever amount you use at the beginning as long as you have a goal or target that can be fought for.

When you are just still learning then dont aim too much on profit because these things will only hurry you up on making trading decisions or analysis.Goal is a must but for this starting time then its better
do absorb up learnings on earlier phases because this would be useful in long term aspect. $100 would somewhat do in terms of initial capital and we know that majority of people do already treat
this amount to be big.Just only risk on amounts that you are afford to lose because trading is hard and cant be learn in a short time.

the more money you use, the greater the risk we will face, but it will affect the benefits we can get. Well, he asked about this, so I felt that he needed to try it at $ 100. however, I feel that an expert in trading will not ask about this. Well, if you want to start, I also recommend starting at $ 100. it can be done.

The larger your capital is, the bigger the profit could be. This is the idea to both investment and trading. Ofcourse, profit will not always be assured in trading because there's still risks of losing especially whenever we are experiencing 'bad' market behaviors. Hundred dollars won't be enough to trigger huge income, it would seem to be that an individual will have limits in particular with coins choices, which would require him to have the best choices in every trade unlike if you would have a bigger capital that will allow you to spread your resources, the more trades, more chances of earning profit.

But that depends on your aims as a trader. If you want to go slow, then it would be fine. But as I have said, if you want more for your profit, you must be ready to give more in order to earn more.

I agree, if you invest 100 dollars or 100k as long as you don't know what you are doing you will not make any money so it doesn't matter how much you get in with. If you are a great trader who knows what they are doing you will take that 100 dollars and turn it into 100k, not quickly probably (depending on your luck it could be in few weeks or it could never happen) but at least that great trader will have that chance.

However if you are a bad trader you can have 100k and you could turn that into zero. As you can see the thing that depends here is not the amount start day trading, that doesn't matter as long as you have enough money to trade the minimum on the exchange, that is literally enough which is like 20 bucks in most places and with altcoins even lower.

If that you feel the risk and that $100 or $200 you have worried to lose, better not to do trading anyway. You can't be profitable on that small amount and if you are aiming big returns, you should have to risk big amounts either. If you have $1k or even $500, you can have a decent profit already.

Now, we have to test ourselves and our trading capabilities, we can't go older and more skilled if we keep the worries inside. Knowing the risk before engaging trading is the day also we'd buried that thing (emotions).

Invest amount you are comfortable with, in case you lose it it will not put you in financial problem! Both of you are right, any amount can be lost on trading, $100 or $100k, for people who wish to learn, should invest 10% of their amount for start, then they can see how it's going and add more in any case, if they lose or they make more and wish to try harder. Any amount is good for trading if it covers the fees!

The real question is, can you afford losing $100 under any circumstance? If yes, that amount would be enough. And another question is, are you educated enough to become a skilled cryptocurrency trader? There are lots of sources you can find to educate yourself in cryptocurrency traders. Most of the basics are on Youtube, but they’re not giving you a complete A to Z about crypto trading. Also, most of the online courses about cryptocurrency trading are overpriced too.

There are honest, reliable and affordable platforms where you can begin learning about cryptocurrency trading from the basics to advanced level like NewsCrypto, TraderCobb, Udemy and Trading Heroes. However, none of them could guarantee you to profit in crypto trading as it’s still considered a high risk.

However, your skills in crypto trading have leveled up and it would only decrease your chances in losing a bit (but still, you are guaranteed to lose and not a win). Make sure that the $100 you have in mind is something that you can afford losing no matter what.

In my country, that is enough to start a career though there will be a lot of losses because there will be trial and error and also do not forget the unforeseen events.
You also should consider the question by cheezcarlz that I quoted below because this takes your journey to he next level if you answer it correctly, though answering the right answer here is just part of a bigger task that only you can comply.

Right and if you are margin trader it is always best to start with a small sum of money because I have seen that most of the margin traders initially fail so it is a wise idea to invest small initially and see how you adapt to the market. Once you feel like you are doing good maybe it is time to go big or get serious for trading.

Another good idea is to start trading with a demo account and once you are confident and able to make profits in the demo account then start with your own account and use real cash. I don't think $100 is even worth wasting if you can just open a demo account and start learning the basics of trading, 100 USD might be good once you are making profits in the demo account.

Your right about that, many thought that the market will always yield profit because it has yielded for a so b will like to venture into it. Someone without a trading skills should not be allow trade in any form, maybe the OP has zero experience in trade but be hearing his many have been catching out funds from exchange give the gurt to become a trader. First, OP should GI and learn basic trading skills before talking about the amount for a starter. As for me, having the needed skills will better for thinking how to trade cryptocurrency.

I think it doesn't matter the amount one puts into trading rather it is all about the percentage of finance you are putting at risk with each trade. I mean someone who is rich it might be safe to put $500 initially but it is worth note that the amount per trade isn't too big because trading and gambling are separated by a thin line and if you are putting too much on each trade you are basically gambling.

Also like you said no matter the amount you must have a good and working strategy, where I mean strategy is nothing but basically trading knowledge because as more and more trading you do, you might face some loss but at the end you at least learn from each mistake and each loss which makes you less prone to poor trades in future and that is what the aim of a perfect trader should be, rather than looking to make quick profit.

Correct! The amount involved does not account for anything because as a newbie or naive trader you will face a lot of problems where you will have to put stop loss and other things and all those need some money to back yourself because like some wise old man said "The goal of a successful trader is to make good trades, money is just secondary" and this has a deep message behind it.

Basically making good trades will give you success in long term and no matter how lucky you get if you are making bad trades more than the good ones you will eventually be on the losing side.

I always try and read lessons given by successful traders and from what I have learnt so far is that your primary focus must be about making better decisions and not always the best decisions are profitable decisions because in long term you can't survive in trading unless you are making good trades. Consider reading some books about trading not crypto but in general, you will find a lot of essence in the books.

The good amount to start trading can be from $100-$200. Since with a small amount of deposit you can see how things work and you will be more familiar with it, then if it goes well you can make a deposit with higher amount.

For a new trader, the investment should not exceed more than 200$ because without little experience in trading it is impossible to survive in the crypto market. But for the experienced trader, it completely depends upon his capacity and based on his skills. There is no specific amount for an experienced trader.

100$ is enough to get profit and to start. but losing at 100$ many times is not good.. amount is not important to start in daytrading but lot of experience.. before entering in daytrading study will and practice before invest so even in small amount you can profit if you have a lot of experience...

Trading capital can be as long as you can trade in exchange, $100 is enough for me. Depending on the trader can manage or not. If several times have experienced a large loss or several times, it means that the sign must be more diligent in learning

The risk remains the same for any amount, just stay with reliable coins. This is one of the best time to take risk, the time to take your profit wont be as long as with the bottom in 2018 December. No amount is too small but some risk can be unpredictable with life changing reward and dont be jealous, some in 50x, 100x which could be very hard for bitcoin to achieve with the present price.

$ 100 is enough to start trading, but don't expect too much profit, if you are lucky from a capital of $ 100 can make $ 1 + per day is good enough, but in fact traders sometimes get stuck in the disposal zone and can not get income.

The amount does not matter that much what matters is strategy. What is your trading strategy? Open condition? Close? S/L trailing or regular? Have you backtested it? Can you be watching the markets 24/7 or automate it?
Ideally when you have something you will paper trade it to see how it performs on real market data.
$100 is good enough to start trading and experiencing having skin in the game. You'd be waaay ahead of the curve if you spend it testing out your strategy than playing red/black with x50 leverage.

It depends on your skills. How much do you know about trading. The more you know about trading, the less you lose. It doesn't matter how much you start with 100$. So if you are new to trading, you should learn more about trading. Then you can make a good income from trading.

Nope not correct direction, and not all small account is able to do that. It all depends on the driver of the account. The difference is that if the account holder is greedy, the account might go out soon.

Regardless of the amount that a novice starts trading with, you can't use the leverage that the exchange represents. Margin trading can be very dangerous for your balance if you haven't figured out how to trade on the spot market yet. It is possible that you will have to start with a new $ 100 more than once while you figure out how to trade.

Frankly speaking, $100 is really a small amount in trading. You can't either think of a big return from that amount. I was trying that before and I can tell you, the amount really matters in trading. And that much more difficult of you are still learning in trading and it is possible that your $100 won't last a day and it has gone. If we are planning to be in trading, we have to prepare everything, and most especially, we think about the capital we use.

Trading is one of the hardest things to make a decision and it depends on your knowledge and skills how does it will run also we are looking forward to making more earnings with the help of it if you made a mistake and analysis in trading your trades become liquidated it depends on your how it will run out. If you are just starting into the world of trading I think 10 dollars is enough to make a start and analyze all of the process and problem what will happen on your trading platform and you know how to handle it I think you are now prepared into the team world of trading it depends in your skills and knowledge to win your trades also with the help of indicators you can now make a conclusion what are the possible things happen I prefer to you with the help of the candlesticks and MACD indicators to win your profit

I am now only at the stage of training for day trading, using the scalping strategy, under the guidance of several YouTube channels, on the exchange market. my starting capital is much lower than $ 100 and my income is very low, but nevertheless, my primary goal is to learn how to trade correctly and analyze charts. I use a Cardano and Matic coin. But I was interested in your answer and you really believe that investing $ 100 in daily trading, a trader can earn about $ 2 a day? real numbers? I would be glad of that too.

$100 is very little amount for day trading but if anyone is a beginner he could practice trading with this amount. Also if anyone have less money like 100$ for trading, he /she should do the regular trading as it will be more profitable for him. Day trading is more risky.

Day trading with 100$ will mean you have a very low profit gap at the end of each day and could also cause you to be a little bit eager and over confident going into trade.

To day trade, to my knowledge, you can start with a capital of 500$ upward, always do your own research and not be greedy in trading

Actually It totally depends on your expectation, money management, and trading skill. If you want to earn a little percentage of your total balance, you can use 100$ for your day trading. But trading with a small amount as 100$ is very risky and you need high-quality trading skills. Because no one can surely tell what happened in the future and if your money management is good you can average your trade cost that helps to earn the profit. But In a small amount, One mistake and you lost your maximum amount. So trading with 100$, It is quite difficult for day trading.

What matters most in trading is education, if you have the proper education you can compound any amount to a big amount. the education comprises of three different things discipline, patience and not being emotional

If you starting with $1000 will provide greater trading flexibility and produce more daily income than starting with $500. The first thing to note is yes, making a living on day trading is a perfectly viable career, but it's not necessarily easier or less work than a regular daytime job. The benefits are rather that you are your own boss, and can plan your work hours any way you want.

No, 100$ is very small amount to start day trade. how much you want to get profit from it.you should not expect 1-2% per day. So for 100$ 1-2$ per day is enough for you??

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$100 is enough for a start if you know what you are doing. I have started with such and grew it to $2000 in the space of four months.

Of course, it will never be enough because if you want to make a lot of profit, then you need a clear investment strategy and 100$ really can not make you richer in this market.

I think $100 should invest in lesser known pennies and wait until rise. However, the risk will be higher because this is like a game where the win rate will be very low.

Everything will depend on your chosen strategy and your goals.
If your goal is to make money on trading in the shortest possible time, then its feasibility will depend on your requests.
The higher they are, the lower the chances for their implementation. Any deposit should increase as a percentage.

The right amount depends about how much you can afford and how much you are willing to lose. Remember that in trading you will earn in percentage (%). The amount make only the difference between a lot or a bit but if you are in positive you still in positive with +100 or +1000. The first rule is don't risk more than you can afford.
Btw I think that for start is good 100, you must be more conservative when you start trading the first times

$100 is a small amount but it is enough for us to start trading the first times. It trains us to know the first skills, you have lost 5 times this amount, it is acceptable. Many people lose more than that.

This is not matter, You can start Trading just from $10. I see many User, who Start their trading just from $10 usd. Just need proper knowledge about Trading,  otherwise You can lost your Asset.     

Well, maybe $ 100 is still too little for a long period of time. maybe it won't be worth the profit with waiting time. however, that might be enough for the short term, and also for learning. but, too bad to start the long term with it. it's just that it depends on the decisions and strategies you develop. I think you can try again.

Even with a $100 deposit in circulation, you can make a profit much more than you indicated. In such cases, you can use margin trading from x2 to x100. Yes, margin trading is a high-risk type of trading, but it allows you to solve the problem with the size of the deposit.

I once used my $ 100 to trade on the futures exchange, and as a result I was able to earn $ 1- $ 2 per day,
that's good for beginners, but if you can't analyze it you will lose your $ 100, be careful

The lessons you can learn from trading with real money can be incredibly valuable. Even if you start with $100 and lose it all, you'll learn a lot along the way about what to do and what to avoid. I wouldn't expect to turn $100 into $1000 if you're not experienced but gaining experience itself is incredibly valuable.

So,,I should I buy in best penny crypto currency that have lot potential for growth and Hodl??

I want trade for long term,,and get results.

Very thanks for the boost up,,I will learn more to stop loosing once again and learn from mistakes done.

If you are a beginner within the trading field, I am sure that you will be exposed to losses and lose your money permanently. Frankly, the amount of $ 100 is little for daily trading, so I advise you to learn well and trade larger amounts.

Yeah it might be little but it is just an ample amount for you to learn up.On this time when you are still starting up then always consider to get some learning rather

than rushing up yourself to be profitable because this would surely in result on making more mistakes since you've been after to make profits and it is impossible

to be consistent when you are just starting up.Trading career is vast or broad and cant be learned in a short span of time.

I think $100 is just way too little for starting trading right now since a lot of stable coins have higher value than the past. We're not talking about how much should you invest in 1 transaction, it's about how much you should have to start daily trading. If you need a place to practice, there are some Exchanges that offer to practice trading with fake money.

I think $100 is good enough to start trading. You know now there are many cryptocurrency exchangers giving up to 125X leverage. You can take that opportunity to trade using your small amount as you said $100. But remember don't trade using high leverage. You make take up to 20X for your trading.

One more suggestion, don't be harry to trade wait for the perfect time. When you will get excellent trend then enter into the market.
Be safe and happy trading.

100$ is quite reasonable to start trading with the only only problem is the profit taken might be very small when considering the risk management, personally I like the idea of starting with small amount of money to gain some valuable experience and apply the knowledge gained and deal with emotion and fear having make profits consistently you can add more funds.

small profit from 100 dollars  ? but what about 10 dollar  .

i think profit depends on how lucky and skillful we are because others can make hundreds and thousands of dollars out of small capital while others start with big capital but can only earn small and worst lost all that big capital they have  but for me , if i can start with a good capital like 100 dollar for example , i can tripple it more better than lower amounts  .

 that is what i noticed all the time

win and loose like a yin and yang, they cannot be separated. We can only minimize loose with try and error.
if you want to dominating profits, You must learn how to trade. You can try trial trading in the market with virtual money.
During the trial period, you must monitor existing charts.

Maybe just like that.... after you are sure you have learned everything, you can try trading with real money

I think 100$ is good enough for a beginner as long as the individual trades has an idea or knowledge about in trading.
This would give a little bit help for sure, though risk was there always and we can't avoid it but We can decide in a wise thing
as long as we know what we are doing, isn't it right?

The amount used to start doesn't necessarily have to be a big one although there's a saying that big risks yield big profit (like putting a bigger amount to trade). I've seen someone who started with as low as $50 but ended up making over $20,000. He kept adding up his profits and his capital increased overtime as well as his profit. I also know few people who went big but ended up losing majority if not all of the funds. The most important thing is to get tje proper knowledge of trading the markets, profits comes after regardless of the amount used.

The initial amount can be $ 1 / $ 10 / $ 100 / $ 1000 / $ ETC

With the above I mean that you can not start trading with errors, the first thing you should know is that your investment limit depends on your investment capacity which is directly related to the money you have to make investments.

Start with order, set aside specific money to trade, don't guess.
My amount preferred to start the day is a ratio of 1: 100 or 1/100 if you prefer. In other words, for every $ 1 I put at risk, I have at least 100.

$ 10 is a very small amount to start trading, because many exchanges have a limit of $5 to open an order. This way you can make 2 trades and most likely they will be unprofitable. And accordingly, your trade will end there. You can start your trading with 100 dollars, this will allow you to learn the basics of trading. But you don't need to count on earning money with this balance.

See, there is no exact thing as how much you should invest, as if you got the skills then I think even 50 USD would be enough to begin. I work with FreshForex, where you get bonuses like uptto 101%, so that boost your investment and gives you greater level of ease.

This is a forum about cryptocurrencies so I think he asked about cryptocurrency trading.
In cryptocurrencies, everything can happen in a short time so you can start trading with any amount of money but to make good earning every month I think you have to invest about $ 500 or more.

The more we invest in cryptocurrency trading the more capital will increase but if you are new to trading it is better to start with less at the beginning We can easily observe the amount of profit if we start with less. The higher the risk, the higher the risk So it is better to start with less than 100 This will enable us to gain knowledge about trading and understand the shortcomings of the trade market. Later the amount of investment will have to increase.

I think in trading there always possibility to lose amount that may be small or big and 5 times you lose your amount that is very big question here. You have to learn more about trading i think before investment then you can gain. 100$ is not small money yet but you have to proper utilize this $ so that you may gainer. If you invest into shit coin or dumping coin you can not go ahead. So start your trading with 100$ in proper way.

thanks.

Precisely, you are into this business in hope that you'll going to get something good out from your investment.



Both funds and knowledge pays a big role when you are into this investment, the bigger you use as capital the
higher chance that you'll be banking bigger profits, though you also needs to
consider the risk and the strategy to make sure that you'll gain satisfactions
with the results that you'll going to get.

It's not enough if you are looking for short term results and you are aiming for big amounts of profits,
but if you are patience and you do value knowledge while learning inside this business,
that certain amount will work and you can make it happened to grow slowly but steadily.

I want to make it clear beforehand that capital is priority number 3...
the first priority that you must have is the skill/basic knowledge about trading and the second is the mentality that must be prepared with the possibility of loss that will occur in the future. if you already have the thing I mentioned, with capital only $ 20 you can make a big profit.

To start day trading does not depend on the amount of capital used, but knowledge of trading which has the most important role.
If you have good knowledge, you can certainly make good strategies too. Even I have a friend starting a day trading from a capital
of $ 10. With a good strategy and risk management the results will be extraordinary.

You lost your accounts? Did you jusf forgot your passwords? Or you are always being hacked? Or probably the trading platfrom thst you've chosen to trade is a scam?
I never lost any trading accounts. You should not lose even a single one dude.
Well, I suggest that you should pick up the legitimate trading site like binance.
Also make your accounts more secured. Use strong passwords and do not use passwords  that you are already using.
Be careful dude, you already lost huge money, yet you're not even started trading.

It depends on how much each person wants to put in to trade. I am a student at a financial university and am trying to trade at forex market and crypto market. and I, like newcomers, still had 2 accounts burned but my total loss was $ 100, I realized many lessons after a period of trading. Many people have to spend tens of thousands of dollars to realize the same things I do. So for newbie like us, we should only trade with the lowest account possible. avoid losing too much and then get frustrated and can't keep working.

You guys are making it look like it is impossible to start trading unless you are rich. Of course you can start trading, and there are even methods where you "may" make a lot of money as well such as leverage trading and ICO's that could go berzerk and all similar stuff. Obviously it is not common and it is not easy, if it was that easy everyone would have done it and would be rich right now but it is also not 0% neither, it has a chance to happen and you could give it a go.

By the looks of the answers here, they are talking logical as well, I mean if you get in with 100 dollars and do not want to risk it all right away, you would have to make safe trades and those will net you not that much, sure good enough in the percentage column but when you look at the dollar column you will see a little bit amount.

Honestly, if you're not trading with at least $10,000, then you are probably wasting your time.

Remember, you don't need to actually have $10,000 in your account to open a $10k position—leverage exists for a reason, make good use of it.

In order to generate a fair yearly salary (~$40,000) form $100, you would need to multiply your money by 400x... That is just unrealistic.

However, if you're moving $10,000+, you only need to turn over 300% profit, which is still difficult but doable by the right traders.

Realistically, you'd need to be moving more like $100k+ (leveraged or not) in order to generate a living from trading, since that would be a more modest 40% ROI.

You are the only person who can stop yourself from losing, you probably keep losing constantly because you refused to learn from your past mistakes, learn trading from experts, understands the basics before starting all over again, the power to lose or gain is in you, choose one.

For the short term, only $ 100 is indeed quite difficult. To get maximum results in the short term, it requires a large enough capital so that you will have a backup of funds to do scalping.
But if it's really good at managing strategies and analysis in trading $ 100 alone is enough to grow to many times over.
The most basic thing to do trading is to manage funds well.

Your capital is not an important thing for you to focus, the important thing for you to do is to make it grow. No matter how much money you invest in trading, as long as you make it grow, as long as you are rooting for success. There are people who are investing even an 80% to start their trading journey and now they are earning profits.

Also, no matter how big or small your profit is, as long as you are earning instead of losing.
You just need to make sure that everything that happens to your asset is worth it and don't regret if you have a mistake and lose your money.

In trading, you need to learn and from small amount of money, you should benefit it until the end.

Learning is very important steps because not everyone can be an expert in trading. Stop loss is a must else you can lose all your money in a quick time. Always trade with amount which is limited, or one can afford to lose and 100$ just to begin is a also good amount. Try to make some profit from it and once you become an expert one can trade with bigger amount.

I do agree about the priority but I don't think that is enough to give you a profit.

Even professional investors or traders can lose, what they can do is just lessen the risk they are taking but then again, skill/knowledge and strong mentality can't always mean a big profit. Loss is inevitable in trading especially if you will be taking the market of cryptocurrencies that is so volatile and unpredictable.

100 $ is enough for beginners because that amount is tolerable to lose.

and also your consecutive loses are normal for starting.

Just let yourself know the mistakes you commit so it will be use as learn to experiences.

If you dont have enough experience in trading, it is better to start with smallest amount possible. Check with regulated brokers what is minimum amount to deposit. If you see that you can earn money with $100 than you can easy increase your investment

I agree that it is not possible to enter a large turnover of large exchanges without losses.

You can even go one step further and just trade on platforms that have a live demo feature, there's plenty of them available—even for spot exchanges, derivatives and margin trading platforms.

Alternatively, you can just plot your entry and exit points using a technical analysis and charting tool like Teamviewer, most of the exchanges have integrated this anyway.

Just google "cryptocurrency exchange demo trading" and you'll find a bunch of platforms.

Be careful though, most platforms only give you a fixed amount of testnet funds to play with. After that you'll need to either recharge it move to the main trading platform.

Let me share to you my experienced in cryptocurrency, there's a platform where I deposited 10$ only then I tried to make an
actual practice in trading, there's a coin I chose to trade in with that amount. In just 3 days my 10$ became 23$ and I was so happy, and
I continued what I had started then every week my assets was increase until 1 month my 10$ became 281$ and I was so amazed.
Therefore, 100$ is too much for me as my starting trade.

First, trading with less than $10K doesn't always mean time wasting. I mean, I've seen people who started with about $500 and worked their way to gain about $10K in gains. Even with $100, a lot could be achieved but it'll be slow-paced. Talking about leverages, it comes with a lot more risk especially for traders who doesn't have much experience as any slight turn of the market in the opposite direction could blow up your account.

Thanks for suggestion i am starting again learning from basics.

what ever the size i have blowed up my account, need some learning for me .  i dont want to risk 1k or 10k with out knowledge i will prefer less amount only.

Starting capital is important to consider and many traders failed in this area, if you are fully beginner then do not put real money and start paper trading first in order to become aware about the movement of the market. After you gain experiences and knowledge, then it is the time for you to open in an exchange with small amount of money first. Remember that you are just a beginner so do not expect that you can easily increase your capital in just a matter of time so start with small amount of money. For me, $50-$100 is a good starting investment but it is should be depends on our risk appetite. Just put a money that you can afford to lose for those who want to start day trading.

if you are still a beginner, the thing that you need to learn is to read charts and always monitor the progress of the coin project you are trading, if the capital should be small to try to use analysis, so you can know how your skills are while trading, the risk is always there and that too must be understood in trade, so start with small capital and study what I mentioned above

losing an account or trading capital can happen at any time depending on how we are performing. Many out there lose up to $ 1000 and it can come back as long as they are consistent in trading and are sure that the assets will come back

It is a decent amount for the beginner to trade with but for huge profits you may need huge capital, and also with small amount it is not possible to trade multiple trending coins.Well its good to make 1 to 5% everyday if you pick the right coins and in a month or two you can actually double if you are mastered in your analysis.

actually it doesn't matter with the capital, depending on whether you already know the market conditions or not, and know the technical analysis and fundamental techniques pay attention to the movement of the coin the news comes out, not only buy then place a stoplose and profit target if only the price goes up, without knowing the condition of the coin at that time.

Despite your performance, losing is inevitable.

No one can perfectly predict what will happen or what will be the movement of the prices and that is why in this market, losing is normal, this still takes a risk. That is why we have ways to minimize those risks in order to increase the possibility or our chance to get a good profit in time. Even with a small start, as long as you know what you are doing, is is doable.

Losing is inevitable but we can lessen the losses that we may incur if we are prepared enough. How do we say that we are fully prepared? By knowing all of the information especially when it comes to technical analysis part. Allocation and starting money is important to determine first, I recommend to start small because in that way; a trader should focus first on gaining experience and knowledge than gaining money. If you will start $100, make sure that do not all in it in just 1 token. What I mean is you should diversify it, the ideal is 25% every coin that you wanted to trade.

This is the important thing as a beginner to learn first prior to start trading. Analyze first the market and understand how trading works. Well most agreed start for small funds to minimize the risks. Because once a beginner will start big without knowing anything and about the project of a certain coin that you will invest you will suffer loss. Above all study and analyze the market as this has a vital role in trading and also invest in what we can afford only since this is a risks thing to do.

How you handle trades will usually depend on the individual trading is easy to make a profit no matter how little capital you have if you have good experience in trade. 100% good for starting day trading but the exact state of the market is very difficult. Due to the rise and fall of the market can not be accurately predicted. If the price goes down there is a lot of loss. It is easy to make a profit by following the trading signals of the market and which currency is going up.

For me ,i think staring amount doesn't matter main think to remember is risk management,

Example: i have 1000$ in portfolio but i don't know anything about risk management then i will sufur in many positions in trading..panic selling is one of then.
But if i have better know about risk management then i will not that much suffer like 1000$.
So i think starting amount doesn't matter..

Be always learned before trade
Be always manage risk before trade
Be always dicide entry and exit point before trade
Then your portfolio 100-1000$ taking no time💪

It is not about the money you have in your trading account, but about the knowledge you have about trading that makes you excel in trade. Take time out to learn more skill. The reason why most of us lose in trading is our human errors. Once learn to avoid those error you will fly.

Losing $100 daytrading seems like a decent financial lesson.  So long as you learn the lesson.

Yeah, that is why I am talking about ways to minimize the risks.

Diversifying is good and all but also beware that these market also have those projects that are just straight up scams that is why you should be really careful. But if we will be talking about those coins with high possibilities of going up, even though we never really know what will happen, you should take it. Diversifying is a good way of minimizing risk. There are a lot of IEOs right now and it is getting popular nowadays, you should check those out.

I have experience on daily trade. It is not easy to do it. We must have good money management and understand to analyze the chart.
I recommend to firstly learn about trading by practice with virtual account before trade with real money.

It depends on the speed of learning as well as the level of intelligence of each person. There are people who don't have to burn their accounts but they still make money steadily in margin trading. In addition, there are also those who have to go through many failures and a long time about 5-8 years before they can realize the truth for them to trade better. So we cannot bring out the number of burnt accounts to compare, the most important thing is you. If you continue to try and study harder, you will one day conquer it.

100 dollars is simply an amount of money that is too small to think about diversification, in my opinion people should not start their trading or investing journey until they are completely ready, and that means having a decent amount of capital and enough knowledge to be profitable in the markets, after all the markets are going nowhere, the market of cryptocurrencies is going to exist for a very long time, and the same is true for the market of precious metals and the stock market.

I say this because becoming successful with just 100 dollars is way more difficult than it is with 1000, and people will wonder why? And that is because regardless of the amount of capital that you are using the fees are still going to be the same and a fee of one dollar is just 0.1% if you have a capital of 1000 but if you have a capital of 100 dollars then that fee is 1% of your capital which is huge.

You have lost little friend but don't give up because of that. You keep learning and with experience you will get a better knowledge that will help your strategy. Is patients that will lead you to your success. Happy trading experience to you.

I took part in the SwapZilla project and managed to earn more than 1 bitcoin, which I can only use for trading, since withdrawal will not be possible for this amount of BTC. I believe that for daily trading this amount of starting capital will be more than I could afford at the moment, but the results from day trading with such capital should be excellent.

It's part of the process and learning that you will lose at some point I think you should made a strategy that will suit for yourself not every trader have the same reference we have different amounts, investments and strategies. I think a $100 is the minimum you should to day trade that's my opinion and can I ask are you just focusing on 1 coin? I think it's better if you divide them and buy different coins not just on one coin.

$ 100 is enough to learn to trade but it is not easy for a beginner you will find a loss, but don't give up and continue to learn from previous experience, analysis first before buying a coin is the key.

I can say in a very small way that how you run each business will depend entirely on your personal and how your meditative ideas will work in your experience. If you have good trading experience, you can make a good profit with little capital. Maybe the amount of your profits will be less depending on the amount of capital. But if you are in new then you should also start with a small amount of capital, So that you can bring confidence about your experience and start with good capital later on.

Losing your account more and more proves that you have a lack of knowledge about it. You should gather knowledge first before opening another trading account. If you cannot know how to handle and operate a trading account, you will loss your account again.

100$ is not good enough for day trading. If you want an income from day trading, start with at least $1000, and preferably $3,000 to $5,000. This amount allows you to potentially start building a monthly income, which is what most day traders are after.The single biggest reason why most traders fail to make money while day trading is lack of knowledge,so you have to learn more and more to be a successful day trader.

$100 is a good amount for doing trade.But I dont suggest you to do trade now. because as a newbie first try to learn how to do trade. try to learn technical analysis, fundamental analysis etc.how to read chart,how to find out support-resistance, know how to do risk management. without those experiences never try to do trade. you will loss your capital surely

I believe first learning, than earing. so first try to gain that knowledge. after that you can even start with $50. because at leverage trade you can use 100x (+)i dont reccoment to use 100x,just sharing the idea. leverage trade is also very risky,you may get liquidated soon. for newbie 4-5x leverage is fine. Risk management is very essential for every kind of trade. so my suggestion will first try to learn Technical analysis than come for trade
Good luck

You are right that if you do not analyze the market well if you do not have any knowledge about the market there will be a risk no matter how many dollars we start with. This is why you need to know the market first and move forward by trying to learn the trading rules. If traders can master the trading strategies they will easily make a profit and will be able to start with less than 100 and do more.

I don't think demo trading will help the trader. because I tried trading on a demo account for 3 months and after that i was trading with a real account, as a result I still got burned. The reason behind that is that the demo account always makes us feel safe, it will make us not disciplined.
so we still need to use our real money to transact; it takes a sense of loss to find the best strategy to prevent that. That is also considered a motivation trap.

There are no exact rules of capital used to start day trading, because everyone has different financial abilities. Most importantly used
money that we can afford to lose, to start day trading with $ 100 is not a problem. And if it happens losses when day trading like you
experience it is normal that happens to all traders, even myself several times suffered losses. That will be a valuable lesson in order to
find the mistakes we make and not will repeat it again, in the end we can produce the profit we want.

A 100$ for me will be enough to start here in crypto but in term of investment A start for an investment but a 100$ for a trading i dont think it will be enough. Well if you are already a knowledgeable trader and know how to play the market well i guess you can make the most out of 100$ but if your a newbie in trading i'm afraid that you only risking the amount you have. A 100$ is a small amount but does your 100$ can already buy a food to fed you right. Just think about it.

Learning a lesson is to put your emotion on check. This is difficult to do and that is the big problem traders can have from what I have read. It is risky when you see an order that appears good for profit but you have taken a wrong one.

$100 is not a little amount but in my opinion, you can star with at least $300 because you will have to pay fees in different sectors. Trading fees, withdrawal fees, deposit fees and so on. So try to enter with at least $300.

Demo trading is just there to guide you before you enter real trading. Yes, it make you feel safe and undisciplined since you're not using you own money but it is still effective to gain confidence, experience and to be more comfortable in executing trades. If you're feeling that demo trading isn't helping you to be discipline, maybe you should try considering the demo money as your real money.

I think 100$ is enough to start trading, because if you are a newbie in trading you dont need to start in a big amount,  you are still in the learning stage and using big amount to start trading is a quite risky than using small amount because at first you maybe cant do trading perfectly in short you are prone to lossing of funds you need to be careful and learn trading in a slow way and used an amount that you can afford to loss.

So there are many comments you have got already. In my opinion with two years of experience, I can say this is not enough for a day trading because profit will hardly be seen from this small amount. Like you will get 3-5% profit by investing $100, the equivalent amount of max 5% is 5$. I think it is not enough for you. If you consider that amount, then you can go for it. Otherwise, you need more money to start with.

Don't invest more than you can afford to lose.
With this in mind, invest as much as you like.

I guess it depends on what coin you will start day trading with but at least $100 is good enough if you have a good plan to do so. Because, no matter how much capital you have if you only buy trends, I'm sure you will still lose. So, I think whatever initial capital you have it will basically be good if you can adjust in choosing what coins have the opportunity to give you a quick profit because day trading is looking for quick profits and not holding for a long time.

Just don't follow this bad advice, "invest only what you can afford" because you are treating investment is like gambling that you are willing to lose the money that you invested. I know investing your money is a risk, but you shouldn't let all of your money lose.
I think if OP would like to start a day trading, a 100$ is enough because it is also the same amount that I started from trading in cryptocurrencies, and he can be able to gain profit from that kind of amount, as long he is willing to calculate the risks.

More than enough, remember you are just starting, meaning you don't have an experience yet so it's just right to start small and gradually increase the amount as you improve being a trader. Everyone wants to make profit in trading but don't be too aggressive, don't follow your emotion or greediness, be smart, start small and build that capital for you to grow in trading, then the rest will just follow.

BELIEVE ME!

If I am the one to start trading, 100$ is too much for me to handle if I am newbie with it. Without enough knowledge on crypro trading then there is a chance that I will lost most of it in trading. When I start knowing about cryptocurrency, I don't really have a money to start with.

If you fail to follow instructions in the areas of trading, you will continue to loose until you know how to trade and earn well in your trade. You can lost more than 5 time in your trade, if you fail to  learn all the Strategies that lead traders to their success.

Actually there is no specific amount of losing money before you earn , it will depends on how you handle the strategy and the flow of the market.

The capital of $100 is enough but not good to buy different kinds of altcoins maybe you can buy some altcoins like two or three but not more than that and the return is not big unless you buy a coin who the price is very cheap and after few months or years of holding it pump very high or many times of it's value.

Depends on your target because not all would really be having the same mindset when it comes to profit taking and not all would really be preferring on dealing with market on active manner which means
they would most likely to end up on holding rather than on making trades but those expectations or anticipations on making hundreds of thousands out of $100 investment
wont really happen.

Day trades that does have only $100 capital might do but dont expect that the amount you would able to scalp out on day to day basis wont really be that significant
not to mind or in talk about trading fees alone then it wont really be that much of worth of the time but for making
out some practice then this might do.

Obviously it will tough for newbie to earn good profit from trading. Trading is not easy and not for all who are not familiar with crypto and trading. For a beginner, $100 is enogh for trading and by this, he/she will be able to learn trading practically.

losses in trading is inevitable as it happens to every trader but a good trader wins more than he loses. 100$ is not too small to start trading, but you have to have learnt some basic trading tips and master them. no matter how much your trading capital is, you need to be experienced to make any profit. you can start with 100$ and build it up.

It all depends on how much you are willing to lose and also how much profit you may want to earn. For example, I don't see it possible to make thousands of $$ if you are day-trading with $100. On the contrast, if you were planning for long term investing, lower budgets could be better. I believe that is best to begin with a few thousands. This will also allow you to use leverage without risking your account.

100$ is good amount not for starting i say for learning. Also today transfer fee is high. I Don't loss my money when first i start. I think you can not choose good  coin. First you need choose a coin that price regularly up and down.

If you can manage to get whitelisted in a good project's IDO, then $100 are enough to buy those tokens and wait for its listing. I have been a part of a telegram channel where I see them giving new projects every day that were researched on by them and many of them gave tenfolds to investors who got whitelisted and bought the bottom.

If it is future trading, I have lost more than 10x  ;D
if it is spot trading, I will prefer to set cut loss if it is possible and also see the trend of the market itself.
But once forgetting to use a CL or SL, I will prefer to hold the coins until the price is getting increased (FYI, this only =for top coins or potential coins for holding, if not, better to set SL)

About what amount to lose, I am sure that everybody has their own ways and amount. But at least, just lose what you can afford, never follow the hype, and always do our own research including how much we are going to put into the coins.

How much risk does your trade plan allow per trade?

A rule of thumb is to risk no more than 5% of you trading capital – I myself risk maximum 1% per trade.  Risking 5% per trade takes a losing streak with 20 losses in a row to blow your account.  Risking more is putting your account more to the edge of losing all.  I'd advise you to learn about risk management in trading.

Before you are going to commit with that amount, always put in your mind that you should treat it as a “dead money”. It means you should only invest what you can afford to lose. When I have started copy trading with $100, I already told myself that this money is already “dead”. So even if I lose a lot, it’s okay. But if I win in copy trading, I would only take out the profits and retain the original capital. It’s all about managing your risks properly. Hope this advice helps.

you lost 5 times on some accounts. is it means lost to zero?
trading is not a gambling activity where your open positions depend on the probability.
unless you take trading decisions like gambling  ;D

"What is good amount to start day trading is 100$ enough??"
how you define "enough"? because it's subjective.
also, it will depend on which market you will trade, spot trading/margin trading, etc.
if you are looking for a fast return with $100, margin trading could be your choice. but it's mean your chance to lose fast also high.

Well one most not lost at first, but to avoid potential lost you need to develop a trading techniques before venturing into it to avoid making avoidable trading mistakes that often lead to loses, and the amount of capital don't really matter in lost or gain once you can properly manage the risk.

I think that the techniques might already be a given so you have to throw it out of the equation regarding this question if 100$ is enough, in my opinion considering you have the skills and you are confident with trading, I think that it will be enough but you won't get that far because you have a small amount of money and to make more you have to put in more money maybe if you don't experience any losses and you are just slowly growing it then you might be able to make more money.

Depending on the type of trading you are doing, trading in futures? option? or spot? futures and spots are very risky and I do not recommend trading there,
spot is a bit risky but requires patience, because to seek profit on the spot depends on increasing prices.
Normally trading on a spot loss of 5 to 10 times is reasonable, as long as you use the right trading management, the ideal presentation is that if you lose 5 times, then you should have made a profit of at least 20 to 25 times.

For $100 amount of capital then scalping would be the best idea but this type of trading isnt for everyone because this isnt something simply on dealing with moving unpredictable prices actively.

If to invest in some risky projects, play in margin trading or won’t be enough patient to wait till the growth of the coin even 1 000 dollars won’t be enough. In fact you could have invested those 900 dollars you’ve lost in Ethereum or in BTC during the correction just to hodl them and to be in pluses now. But it’s nothing to regret. You’ve got an experience and won’t again make such mistakes. Maybe trading shorts is not yours, try long-time trading in BTC, this is the simplest way to get profit.

I usually start trading with minimal amounts. $ 100 is a good start and to turn $ 100 into a larger amount requires a high discipline in trading. If you love the derivatives market then $ 100 is more than enough to get started. I have tried starting a few times with 100 $ and usually end up adding money to the account. Doing a few times like that, I learned my lesson.
For Spot trading, choose cryptocurrencies with small and low-cap exchanges because you can more easily double your account than investing in large-cap altcoins. Patiently waiting for the opportunity to bring you good returns and comfort.

For spot trading with 100$ you can be in profit easy in bull market. Now it won't be much money tho... Leverage trading is more risky but profitable a lot are You need a good understanding of trading.

Bro I start the trading with the amount of 500$ and made 2000$ . I will suggest you you can start with the minimum 100$ it's for better choice for you . Mostly newbies put money in shit coins and loose money in every time so mate you can start with minimum amount as you can affordable and buy those coins whose have good potential for future and learn first before to invest amount in crypto so you can never loose money in this field

I think that $ 100 is more than enough for day trading.

And about how much you lose your account, that's a risk you have to accept. Receiving is not only surrendering to what you have got but, starting again to improve your trading skills. From your experience of losing a sizable amount of accounts, I think you are able to understand what you are missing. Learn what went wrong when you experienced these losses, don't be afraid to start again, because you lose when we don't try again. As we continue to want to learn from our past experiences, I believe you will be able to find a bright spot to solve a problem that is currently happening, such as you losing your accounts.

Because we all must have experienced these times. The more stable you will be in trading the more you learn from the experience you get. Because, if you experience a problem that is almost exactly the same, you will already know how to solve it and it is possible that the experience you got before can solve new problems that will come.