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When it comes to trading, capital makes the difference. For it hits me hard to know that same energy and technicality put in making about $500 is also synonymous to making a million dollars or more in trading.
If we look back to our series of successful trades most of us would have made tremendous profits running in millions if it was on a good capital start.

And I agree with myself that when it comes to trading, for good traders the difference in our profit making level is in the capital and not necessarily put on number of successful trades executed.
It boils down to say the difference is just capital.

Having capital is definitely a good thing, but it's not the only factor — and it's definitely not the main one. If you're really actually a good trader, you should be able to make it with the help of leverage.

^Not saying that I advice people to use leverage, of course.

Capital is important. If you lose capital, you lose all chance to fix your mistake.

Capital is important and it can affect your decision. It is different between manage a small capital and a big capital. With a big capital, you will have more pressure and how to use it, manage it properly is very challenging. You can not take risk too much like with small capital.

It means with big capital, you will more hardly to increase it. With small capital, you can make it x10 but with big capital, it is much more difficult.

In addition, when you set an order on bookmaker, you will create a buy or sell wall with big capital. You will have more difficulty to enter and exit with your big capital too.

But that doesn't guarantee you success although the gap is really huge in terms of capitalization. It's important to know that having a good starting capital can also lead you to a good rhythm and momentum when you're hitting correctly the charts and your trades.
Always remember the recommended suggestion about having the capital that you can afford to have it lose because, it increases your stay in the market but the chance of profitability still depends on you.

You use money to look for more money. That is life and it is beyond trading as it also goes to all areas of life. The owner of the money during the process of using it to do something like investment, trading, or any other thing that can bring profit, he can lose. Trading is risky, having high capital can make you not to leverage, find more efficient means to trade but if loss results, all the money could be lost.

Big capital can't guarantee you big profits in crypto trading, you know that crypto trading is 'very risky and speculative' if you stick to this billionaire 5 of the World’s Top Bitcoin Millionaires (https://www.investopedia.com/articles/people/083016/who-are-top-5-bitcoin-millionaires.asp), Of course you think it's easy and get rich quick, but you must also be guided by this loss 40% of bitcoin investors are losing money (https://vivid.money/feed/40-of-bitcoin-investors-are-losing-money/), My understanding is trading & investing different methods, trading if you are not based on crypto trading knowledge, but you have big capital, I guarantee you you will also experience big losses, different from large capital investment if you consider buying Crypto when the market really shows a final decline and you buy / futures investment, I believe the profits will double when the fortress market occurs.

Big capital means it is harder to manage than smaller capital.

Cryptocurrency market is tougher than other markets because it is younger, has yet matured and is more volatile. People can not apply strategies from other markets into cryptocurrency market and get success instantly. They have to adjust strategies a lot and have to experience news impact on cryptocurrency market.

If they can not increase their small capital in cryptocurrency market, they will surely fail with big capital in this market.

Capital definitely is not the only factor but it's more of a strong leverage to one that has it, for being a good trader then what should follow is nothing but a good capital to reconcile it.

If you are looking for faster returns on your investment treating definitely, capital will bring more money to you because of the percentage that you have in your winning trades. The more significant the amount, the larger the percentage of that winning trade that you will have. When you compare two different capitals with the same gain, of course, the one with the higher capital would have more money, even if they have that same percentage.

It’s the amount that you could keep by controlling your risk and exposure that would make you a successful trader, not just the capital.

large capital with large profits can only be obtained by traders who have the skills and experience in managing the trades made.
I would not think people with small capital can not get big profits. but indeed they need a little more effort to develop trades to get bigger profits.

do people who have never traded crypto have fun putting large amounts of capital into the market for trading? despite having it, I don't think any merchant is that stupid.
Capital is certainly important, but it's not everything to make big profits in trading.

I agree with you that, the difference is capital but not the sole difference. There are other number of factors that determine huge success in Bitcoin trading. Research has also shown that most people, especially females tend to trade more of Bitcoin than other cryprocurrencies. I have seen a friend grow a crypto account, from $3 to over $106 in less than 2 days but more consciously. It's true big capitals doesn't gauranty successful trades but it gives greater edge to successful trades as the time it will take a $100 trading capital account to achieve a certain goal will drastically differ from that of a $10.

I've been trading synthetic indices for over 8 months on DerivGo app and I mostly traded volatility 75 indices, from my few months of trading I observed that the risk on higher trading capital is lesser if carefully done with other success factors of trading held at heart. In all my advice is that no matter your trading capital a well risk management could better safe you more as securing your capital is key in trading.

Well, thats reality and we know that each investor or trader would really be having that difference in terms of financial capacity which means that earning chance or probability would really be entirely be different.

It is really just common sense that you would really be earning more if you do have bigger capital but you should think that you would also lose big or more when your trade becomes shit.

The higher the amount the higher the risk of losing big and same goes for smaller capital.So i do agree that it would always boils down
on how much you had put into each of your trades.

All you said is nothing but the truth in the context of your topic. Capital is the biggest difference. The same effort you used to make $5 is the same someone trading with large capital will use to make $500. You that is trading with small capital will be at higher risk because the profit will not be encouraging to you and you will try to use higher leverage and in the process could blow your account.
Another thing is that when you enter trade with huge capital, only one entry could give you good profit. But with small capital, you will have several entries which will increase your risk of losing.

Higher capital means the returns you will get from the trade will be eventually higher but its not possible for everyone to start with millions so we should always care about the returns in percentage not just in the numbers since everyone starts with the capital which is affordable for them to lose and you know if someone is highly successful in trading then it won't take too long to move from thousands into million.

We can't over look the importance of having a good capital but there are other factors to making profits in the market too. Capital merely serves as an amplifier to wait you could make out of one good trade even after losing several and also, could amplifier your getting off trading for good.

There are those who have come by this capital and sure don't know what to do with it and there are others who have got this capital but just can't put it to work due to the risk factor they see, heard or probably experienced in trading the crypto market.

Capital might be the amplifier but, there are a lot more other factors that betters its stands as an advantage.

You should also remember that traders with large capital often experience much larger losses. Well, this is where the level of knowledge makes important value with a big capital boost. When you play with big capital you dive into a trade and then stagnate in the knowledge of how to implement a trade that says know when to enter and when to exit. Not how much capital in trading if it is not supported by knowledge in trading. However, it is undeniable that large capital can differentiate income as long as it is equally supported by science. Or have knowledge in trading but you have no capital (including failure) but at least knowledge is better than nothing. Therefore, the 2 important components above need to be balanced so that what is done is as expected.

When it comes to business and investments, capital really matters as it somehow influences the results and product of what we did. We can say that huge capital = huge profit is possible, but also we can also say it has a huge chance to lose them all if mismanaged. Well, I'd see the advantage of having huge amounts but yes, it was very important to manage it well for this is the only way to protect from losing it all.


Huge capital + hard work = success

So it's like saying that it is hard to become rich when you are poor? Anyways there is some point behind it. But rather than blaming being poor and the lack of capital, why not focus on the brighter side? All of us are naturally gifted with skills.

In trading, you will never ever blame the lack of capital. Those are just excuses and alibis. If you are that confident of a trader then there are many exchanges out there that offer margin trading. I know an online friend that turned $100 into $40,000 in just a few months of trading.

I am not great, not even that good especially now that I am just a hodler type. I first tried crypto trading with a small capital too like $100. I sweat when I lose a $10 trade. One of the most important things I learned in trading is starting an amount you are willing to lose. 

A trader without good knowledge will lose his capital as soon as he starts. So knowledge is above capital


A good trader is measured based on the number of successful trade and not just on capital. Capital is not quite significant to trading. You can have a $50, $100, $1000 account what matters is how to manage it efficiently and increase it and not a huge start up capital that can disappear if not well managed.



No it is not.

Doesnt matter if you do have big or small capital which you do mainly be needing that skill and discipline for you to make money.Doesnt matter on how you would be doing up things because it would be pertained to be
affecting on whatever you do.It does really imply on how much knowledge you do have.If you do able to make that small capital of yours on becoming big then thats a solid sign that you are really doing well into this
market.Difference is obvious but doesnt mean that someone couldnt really make their capital that big.It all matters with your capability on dealing up with the market despite on having
that less overall capital compared to others but thats not a solid point or indicative thing for people not to progress out.

Or maybe all your previous trades were successful precisely because you traded with small capital and, accordingly, were bolder when making a decision. Trading with small capital allows you to double and sometimes triple your deposit very quickly, which is almost impossible to do with a large capital.

A truly successful trader is the one who has positively net profit after a long time.

It is not true to call any trader is a successful one or a pro if only look at one or a few trades. Because, very possibly if you join in a bull market, you will get profit (not all but mostly). However, if you are bad trader, you will lose in corrections within bull markets or in bear markets.

It is undeniable that it is a big factor as earning 1% of 10 dollars and earning 1% of 10 million dollars is completely different, even if when you look at the percentage the gains are the same, however to think it is the only difference is to oversimplifying things, if you are a good trader you will eventually get enough capital to trade the markets, this can be done by just trading with your own money or with the money of investors you could convince to invest with you, so do not get discouraged as if you are good at what you do eventually money will follow you.

Number would be different but on general sense the profit been gained is just the same if we do talk about percentages.If you had just big amount of capital then you would be earning good and just like the rest

been saying that the risk would be equally on what you had put on.Therefore, it is really just really that different in the amount you would gained because it would be basing on how much you had risk on.

We do have different financial status which does simply means that capital would really be varying on someones capability in doing so.

What you have said is the real view of trading as the profit depends on how we manage it and the amount. More capital will possibly earn more which we don't have a reason to think about earning $10k from a capital of $100. Perhaps, there is no easy money here, we can't multiply our money fast by just having a small capital. That is why investors keep adding more funds as that is the only way to multiply their money and earn more profits.

People who expect huge gains with little capital are into something very risky, it's real gambling when someone is going for x1000 and higher payouts. Getting rich quickly is something that many people want, but most of the time these tries end up badly!

Capital is important, but whether it's big or small you need to know what to do with it, you need to trade with what you have in the best way! We all know that making 5-10% with some small capital is dust, but it's a safe way, and who endure and have patience can build a nice capital!

I kind of disagree with the statements you made. It does matter how much skills you have while trading in the volatile market such as this. People are so keen in learning different ways to trade that I have seen examples where they left their 9-5 jobs for this and they really turned their low level fiat life into fortune making machine with couple of years experience. Now let us consider that, it is really low window to master your trading skills then also one can get off the roof easily with dedication and acquired skill sets during that period.

However, it's not about having huge capital. In fact that's a big risk tbh. For example, with too much capital one can loose the control of investing money into the market. One could create buzzing portfolio. Or lets say someone is loosing the portfolio then they could buy more in the want of recovering the losses without any second thoughts since they have filled wallets right?

Thats the problem with bigger capital. It's not a solution, but it's a tender support.

No it's not. You can definitely hvae more gains if you know how to play the game, the capital is just another factor to make you win. I don't think it's always the capital that matter, I think what matters in trading was the patience, your behavior and the strategy you use to get those successful trades before you matter on profit.

I agree with you, capital is the difference but not the sole difference. Someone may start a business with $5k and another who started with $1k will be more successful, even if it's same business in same locations.
This means that someone with high capital may take the wrong risk manage and blow their account, but someone with low capital could be successful on the long run with the compounding interest method.
But it is not deniable that huge capital makes one to appreciate his expertise in trading.

Having big capital doesnt automatically means that he had the expertise in trading specially into those who had just started up, unless if that someone who had made out his capital even more bigger.Then this is where

we can really tell that he had really be that qualified or just right to be called a good trader or profitable one.This doesnt really talk about on how big your capital is, but on how you do make yourself handle on different

situation which would really make yourself profitable on longer runs.This doesnt talk about on how much you had put up but just like been said that there is really a difference
when you do make out some comparison in between small and big capital when it comes to positioning.

Definitely right! No matter how much you have, if you have no skills and knowledge in this market, you won't be successful.
This is why most of the successful traders start from scratch and small beginnings. They are not millionaires to begin with.
As they go thru their trading journey, they acquired those skills, tips, tricks and other valuable insights that they can use to empower their trading strategies.
If you will start big without those acquired skills, you can easily go bankrupt. You need to equip yourself to go to the battle so to speak.

Of course, capital is one of the most influential things in the trading world. The hope is that the bigger the capital, the bigger the profit. If the trading strategy is appropriate and works well, someone with a large capital may be able to enjoy the results faster with profits that are quite high on average.
But the consequences are also higher. If we are not careful, big capital will actually boomerang for us. We may experience losses more quickly than with a small capital. .
This is basically, high capital, high profits, but high risks, and vice versa.

Everyone wants to have a big capital so even a small percent gain could worth by years of full-time work. Yeah, we all know about that but not everyone can afford a big capital to spend and invest. It's also very risky to put that amount into crypto which is volatile as hell. All come with proper risk management, potential gains and loss to balance how much you are willing to put in. Liquidity is also a thing as well. Anyway, don't expect crypto traders and investors put everything they own into crypto because of the big capital stuff. Even the most hardcore Bitcoin maximalists cash out occasionally.

This is important to remember, many times we see a lot of people which only think about the positive outcomes they can get but they never even think about things not moving according to their plan, and we have seen many examples of people investing a lot of money in this market and then losing that capital relatively quickly as well, as an example there were many people that invested in Luna when its price was very high and that most likely they are lamenting they ever did so, as they know there is no way to ever recover that money they lost.

Regardless of the amount of capital, I believe that it is a tolerable amount to lose all at once. With their respective capital capabilities, traders have the same level of prudence in making decisions. As you get good results and continue to increase your capital, it doesn't mean that your trading becomes more trivial, right?
Traders with $100 and $100 in capital will have the same feeling when they lose 20% of it. So, don't focus too much on the amount of capital, but the percentage of profit/loss.

There are a number of factors, not just the capital, knowing how to handle the losses and market movements make a big difference. A trader with a big capital but no experience will not be able to profit, in such cases dummy trading should be done to practice.

Point to note is that the biggest investment on crypto should remain in Bitcoin, so big or small capital, majority should be put in Bitcoin. In that sense th effect of having a big capital is nullified in my opinion.

Rather buying and selling at proper prices should be done carefully.

Go with altcoins and you are more likely to see your capital deprecate in the upcoming weeks.

It's true. But associated with it is the risk factor.
It takes a lot of courage for one trader to deposit a big amount of money in an exchange when he is trading.
We all know it's not safe and not recommended. That's the reason why you need to choose a reputable exchange either DEX or CEX for your funds to be safe.
Only those who have good management skills can make it happen and perhaps insurance will help too so you can trade without hesitation.

In as much as I concur that capital is necessary in trading, I want to disabuse your mind that it's the ultimate requirement when it comes to being a successful trader. No, it's not. To be a successful and profitable trader what is required is the set skills for trading. One can build on small capital if one has the set skills. It may take time to build, depending on what capital one has but one can't build on a capital without having the set skills. It will only take a few losing trades to ground one. One can get a few wins momentarily because of the huge capital one has but any mistake that throws one into loss will demoralize one and that's where the losing streak comes in because one would be at a lost as to what to do again.

I'm not sure how you say it's wrong, but of course having a lot of capital also won't guarantee big return if your investment falls on shitcoin.

Facts show that the more capital you have, the greater your chances of making big profits along with the risks you should consider. But the percentage of profit is not determined by capital, meaning you can also get a 100% return if you invest in potential assets and you understand how the market works well.

Of course there are no guarantees, but you will get a high profit if the price increases and vice versa you will lose big if the price goes down. The percentage is the same as those with small capital, but the amount will be different.

capital becomes an advantage that can increase profits on each trade, because more money will be used to trade and more profit on several successful trade executions. but it should also be noted that the resulting losses will also be more if you cannot manage your capital properly. management is very important for the continuity of trade so that capital will remain safe. people who have a lot of capital do not necessarily master trading well, they will only waste their money if they don't do it right. such as the use of leverage that is not wise and is too careless in taking actions and does not have any strategy.

Well, it’s obvious that some successful traders with huge amount of returns started too with a good amount of capital, and those who only gained minimal amount of profits are those who also trade with minimal capital. However, it’s not just capital alone that contributes to our trading success, but it’s more on the attitude as a trader and our working strategies that proven effective in trading.

There would really be difference on numbers since you had risked out different amount which it would really be normal but if those low capital traders do make out on having big ones then it would really be just on

the same concept where they could really make huge money if they do given up some chance.Important thing on here is on that on how you do make yourself make profitable because it wouldn't matter if you do have small or big capital.

If you do have small capital and plans to make it big then the primary goal or target you do have in mind is on how to make yourself sustainable on longer runs
and able to survive on this unpredictable market.

That's why you need to be careful to make any decision. And you need sufficient knowledge to make a proper decision.
Every decision will determine the future of your capital, whether it will rise profits or suffer a loss. Sure, no one never made a mistake, it is unavoidable, but the worse mistake is leaving crypto market. I believe as far as you stay in crypto market, you will have a chance to correct or fix your mistake. Regarding capital, as long as you don't invest in shit/scam coins, you won't lose all your capital.

Both small and big capital will remain under the same pressure. Especially for poor people, whatever the capital will be always very important. For example, some people may consider $100 is a small fund, but for poor people it is a very meaningful fund. You shouldn't invest/trade carelessly even if you use a small fund, it isn't a wise idea. Don't forget that a big thing sometimes begins with a small thing. If you fail with a small fund, you probably fail with a big fund as well.

What I want you to understand in trading is that trading have different strategies and different criteria and principle, depends the methods you are using for your trading,  profit of trading comes through the methods you implies in your trading method, that's while many people do get different varieties of profit why making use of same capital from my understanding of trading. So trading profit is about information, so when the information use to make profit in trading is not been extended to you, i don't think you will make same profit with same person who person who is using same capital to trade.

Sure we would have made more money if we invested more in our best trades, but we would have also lost more money in our worst trades if we had more capital. When it comes to trading it's all about the returns in percentages and not absolute terms in my opinion. You either make a profit (positive return) or a loss (negative return). Having a large capital base to start trading with us no guarantee to make money. In my opinion it's rather counter productive, I would focus first on becoming a good trader before investing large sums of money. Because a good trader will always identify new trades to make money. Thinking about one trade in the past where we could have made a lot of money is not productive and helpful. There will always be opportunities that we missed out on, no need to feel bad about it.

I am not entirely sure about that, and I have been against this idea for a long time now. To realize that places like Binance protects your money better than you could protect it is important, on top of that is it really that much possible for people to lose money in the long run when we are talking about something like this? I mean how many times did Binance really frozen the accounts of innocent people?

I do not think that it’s that common; which means that your money is safe in Binance, probably in Coinbase too at this stage. That is what I believe and I am betting my life savings on it, because all of my money is in binance right now.

Most traders end with loss because they don't allocate their trading capital into equal pieces. They trade all capital in one or two positions. If they are lucky and right with decision, they get win even big win. They continue trading like this and if they lose, they lose capital quickly too.

Because usually traders have lost positions than won positions and it is also a consequence of bad capital allocation.

If you are a bad trader with small capital, you can not suddenly become a good trader with big capital.
If you are a good trader with small capital, you won't automatically become a good trader with big capital. You might be or might not be because the pressure from big capital is bigger than from small capital. It can adversely affect your decisions.

We can always start small but there is advantage and disadvantage in having too much capital. If we have chosen a good profitable coin and it hapeens that coin only pump in limited time we can use our capital more to get that profit but if we made the decision wrong and that coin turns out to be nothing or scam then we lose alot. It will still depend on how we do trading analysis and making decision if we wanted to have some profit thru trading.

You can prevent either of that by taking your time to invest, doing research and reading the charts. Even then capital only makes the difference how much you can allocate to the asset and how much maximum profits or losses you could make.

Truely a big capital does not mean a big investor, because size is not the point here. ;D

Taking risks with a bigger capital at hand only happens when a small-cap investor gets a big cap at hand. Then they are more susceptible to making the mistake of shitcoins. Going in coins that give short term huge gains is like a game of chance. There are more losses than wins.

It is important to remember that even if we start our journey with a small amount of capital as long as we are consistent and we have a good strategy then profits will eventually come, and when they do then our capital will begin to grow to the point it will become significant as well and finally we will enjoy huge profits even from single trades, so people need to remember that trading is a marathon and those which do better in this activity are not necessarily the smartest but the ones which have the most patience.

Having high capital is not completely profitable in trading because if we make wrong decisions we will lose everything, crypto investment is very risky if we are not ambitious to use other capital added to the trade or investment but think of assets that are worth adding without disturbing the allocation of finances for purposes other. The crypto investing solution in my opinion is to allocate assets for the long term so that we can face any risks from fluactive markets, technically and analytically very understandable to study market movement patterns and be able to analyze the impact of crypto news from legitimate sources.

Large capital and analytical skills will provide more opportunities to determine coins that have the potential to increase, and that means we will have more opportunities to make profits than other people. But if we can't analyze, we can choose to invest where we only buy and hold it for a certain period and will sell it when we get a profit. This will reduce the risk of loss in the event of a loss of money. Even if the price goes down, if we can hold it until it goes up again, it will pay off. Of course, the coin has to have the potential to go up so we can make a profit.

I can't dispute the fact you made mentioned, because anyone who is venturing into investment for the first time supposed to be time conscious or takes an absolute precautions, indecencies that investment can take out your money unexpectedly, so i can encourage you to use a huge amount of money for investment of cryptocurrency when you have known the rudiments of investment, Bitcoin investment is very risk, and it's not something you not understand proper before you venture into such investment.

This doesnt only limit out nor only talk on crypto investment or simply with Bitcoin but also in all investments as well which it do really need up that risk taking factor and other things like research and learning up something on it because if you do miss out on doing so then it would be definitely a mess. Yes, there's really a significant differences in between traders/investors when it comes to capital but
on the general essence and how things should be done then it would really be the same.We are here to make profits and its just normal that we do experience errors but the ways on how
to make it possible would really be just the same.Outcome would really be different as we've been using different amount of capital that had been put up
and thats what differs.

I have to an extent see that cryptocurrency investment really needs attention before someone that adventure into it can be successful about it, because cryptocurrency is the kind of something that with proper learning and understanding it, the end side of it will be full of negativity, so it's same thing we are preaching concerning crypto investment, because knowing the rudiments of cryptocurrency investment,  is the only thing that can make you to venture into profit. So in summary learning and understanding crypto is the pathways of it's success.

There are many losers in crypto investing and trading because they don't have a good understanding. They should not only think about profit while they ignore the risk of loss due to volatility and risk the safety of their wallets. They should have a good understanding before investing blindly without direction, and I hope they understand that investing is not really a gamble where investors just hope on luck without any analysis.

We know that many people are good at giving advice but not necessarily they are the most correct. Any advice should be considered wisely especially about the best assets for their investment. There is no financial advice, each of them must have a way of making wise investment choices.

Actually what i noticed via investment of trading is basically understanding and lack of understanding, i basically agree with the principle that stipulate that if you not informed you are totally deformed, it's obvious and sincere that what's causes the lost of people during investment of cryptocurrency, it's curiosity and over conscious of getting profit, so without be careful and observe the situation of the market of crypto market, it ends of getting lost.

In the aspect of advice people render, I can't stand to condemn the advice of anyone concerning investment, because i know that in any atoms of nonsense or irrelevant advice they most be sense and relevant one, in normal circumstances not all advice render here are acceptable, but mostly, many people suggestion base on their experience.

Capital s one of the influencing factors in gaining more profits. Having high capital plus good knowledge, strategy, skill, and ability, and also the management of our emotions will be very important. WIth these all, we can gain higher profit probabilities. Of course, having capital of $1000 will result in different profits from $100 at the first trading activities. However, if we have high capital without any good knowledge, skill, and also emotional management, we will end up losing money. Capital also needs good management of the funds so that we will not waste our capital sadly into shit coins that heading to lose more money becauseof the shit or dead coins itself.

Everything you say is interrelated and becomes the driving force for success for a trader. As you said, if we have a lot of capital but we don't have the knowledge, skills, strategies etc. then the result is a big 0. It's different if we don't have a lot of capital but we have knowledge, skills and strategies, so that will still give us an advantage, yes, even though it won't be like people who have a lot of capital. Before thinking about capital, we must first increase our knowledge, because in my opinion capital will be easier to find than knowledge and skills.

Come to mind off that capital would become even more bigger as long you do have the skills and knowledge which would be the reason for you to make those small amount of capital on becoming bigger.

It do really all takes on how you do deal up with your trading whether you are sustaining or not.Its true that big capital would be useless or worthless if you dont have the idea on what you are doing.

If you cant able to make good trades then having huge capital is useless.Its not really a solid indication that you would really be able to find success into this market.
It cant really be just that easy and wont really be putting you at advantage.

Of course, everything is interrelated. I don't think a beginner would be advised to trade thousands of dollars early on in their introduction to the market because it will only cost them money. It would be better if they have more time to learn about trading skills and enough knowledge before starting to dream of making big money in the market.

My simple thinking, start with a small amount and go big with your skills instead of starting big and going small with no skills. The success of a trader in the market is not because they have a lot of capital, but they are good at placing their capital in assets that are truly able to generate profits for them.

They are supposed to focus on learning first, not thinking to become rich or make a profit instantly. It is too unfortunate but this is a very mindset by new traders and this is what they also heard from most influencers, they have been thought of in the wrong way and likely fall and lost their money fast. But, if they are into their own understanding, they will also know what is wrong and what is right. The more we aim for big, the more we lose - greediness should be controlled as this won't give us good results in the long run.

  - I agree with what I have experienced in conducting the trading activity, I have seen that with a capital of 200$ it can double within one or more days. But it depends on the crypto you will trade and also depends on the time you spend monitoring the movement of the value each day.

Although the market is unpredictable because its risk volatility is very high. So it is still necessary to know how to read a chart or graph, any exchange is used by any of us here.

It is true that the success of a trader is not how much initial capital he has.
Having skills and understanding trading strategies is one of the very basic factors to be able to support success in the world of trading.
Knowledge of the basics, strategies in trading and good self-management is a good provision to start trading.
Success in trading does not have to have large capital in my opinion, we will get success if we have extensive and good knowledge of trading capital.
Of course it all comes from experience. Even with a small capital, it is possible to have great success in trading.
So I think it is true that success will be achieved if we have good knowledge, experience and good self-control in trading.

Even if you don't have a capital of your own but as long as you have a good skill in trading, you can always borrow some or do pilot trades to be able to produce your own money. Success isn't measured on how one started or if he has a big capital but the result at the end will matter the most.

Big capital traders with less knowledge can lose the capital later on but small capital traders with lots of knowledge can grow their capital later on. Starting with a big capital do also have a bigger risk and I think many professional traders are still humble and down to earth. They don't get confident and use more money as their capital even if they have the capacity of doing so.

While it's true that big capital = big profit. But in the end it just depends on what assets you are trying to invest. If you are good and lucky enough to spot good assets to trade then you can build up your capital to higher value and use that amount to actually make a decent profit in the future. Have been watching people starting from small amount until they get decent capital, for sure it just depends on person itself.

Even if they have bigger capital doesn't mean they will invest it wisely, the greed of chasing losses often experienced by people having big capitals.

But at the same time there's another point to be considered which is that with low capital we become more fearless when compared to a high capital.
When our capital is high and when we make investments on higher amounts we tend to fear more.
Fear eats up the profits and gets us losses. With less fear in low capital we tend to make out decent profits.

Indeed, the larger the capital, the greater the loss may be. And if you do not learn how to trade with small capital, using risk management in your trading, then all the mistakes that were made will be automatically transferred to trading with large capital.

Having capital alone is not enough to make a profit g trade, because a good trader needs to have skills that will help him leverage the market to come out with good profits, the amount of capital is only important when the skills to manage it are already built. Good trading capital can help a trader to double their profit from just a few trading position compared to another trader who may open same position with smaller capital.

Indeed, a person with higher capital may have higher profits if they are trading and gaining profits. But, they may also loose more than the smaller capital. This means that high risk, high return. The amount of capital will influence how high the profits are to gain probabilities. But, how to gain the profits, will be different. Someone with good knowledge and experience in trading or investment will be appropriate to have a bigger amount. because they have understood how to make it. But, if you are beginners, capital is not the only thing that will give higher profits, this will be risky enough for beginner with high capital, moroever if they don't really understand about crypto trading or investment.

Yes, I totally agrees with you in this very statement of yours, but in a situation where there is no much capital,  will you kill yourself? No no no, because in as much as captal is important, you should never underestimate the power of starting with the little you can afford, and as time flies, your trading capital must have increased by the little profits you may have gathered from a handful of trade.

Because there is actually power in little beginning...

Don't rush, just take it gently, and you will also arrive there someday.

That is the secret many traders do not still know that the kind of capital you are using to trade depends on a lots of things which include capital and profits. Just imagine someone trading with $100 and another trader trading with $1000. You will noticed that when we talk about profits, the trader using $1000 to trade will make more money than just the person using $100 to trade and there risk factors will be very different. The trader will $100 will take more risk than the other because the capital are not the same.

Yes ofcourse and that is the reason most experts advice to start slowly and trade with a small capital in the beginning.
Once we start getting consistent profits only then we should think of increasing the capital gradually.
Many people start trading with a big capital and lose big money which is a mistake we should avoid at any cost.

Exactly, it takes skill and wide knowledge in order to earn consistent profit in trading which is not actually easy IMO. I always see and hear people saying that if only they have the capital, they will be earning big and become rich. But in my own point of view, if they are really good at trading, rather than whining and blaming they do not have the big capital, they should be able to double a small capital of $100 in a single day or let's say in a few days. If they are really good then they should be able to make thousands of dollars in a month with that $100 starting capital.

It is always easier said than done. Fund managers managing millions of dollars didn't start with that huge amount right away. They started small too. We should always remember that Rome was not built in a day. 

There's something I got to understand whenever I had people saying about good capital yes it's true but have you also considered something very important when it comes of good capital.
For instance, as a good trader you funded your account with about $4000 and you trades out good profits from it about $200 to $500 weekly or so, do you know the energy and effort putting to manage this $4k won't be as same to when you have $50k in your trading account, why because you feels you still have much funds meaning you can still managed $45k if you lost $5k. But with little capital you could utilized it and make good profits although it depends on the level of your exposure with money. So start with little is the best thing to do than having much thousands or even millions to trade with.

But I would never suggest borrowing. There is a big difference when you invest using borrowed money and not. The pressure at the time of trading makes us have a different feeling. I would feel more detached if I used my own money. In fact I've proven.
Regarding the issue of capital, it doesn't matter how much capital you have. The most important thing is that you understand investing or trading. Large capital also has large management. You must be skilled in managing capital, so learn to manage small capital that is constantly growing into large.

And in this case, what is the difference between margin trading, which most traders resort to when borrowing from the exchange? These are the same borrowed funds, and if you have a positive experience of spot trading, then you should not limit yourself to your own funds.

It all boils down on how you manage your capital. Having a small capital doesn't mean that you need to go nearly all in to just cope up with the profit that higher capital has. You can do the techniques or trading styles that a trader that has a higher capital could do but of course there are some restriction on techniques since some of those techniques need a high capital for it to be effective. Over all a big capital can do more and has the advantage if we are solely looking for advantage and disadvantage though having a small capital doesn't mean that you can't earn as much as  traders that has more capital, The time and effort you will spend is just more.

This is true! There's no such thing about huge difference in between having big or small capital.It is really just pertaining on how wide or how you could really be that versatile when you do have bigger capital

compared into small but in how you do make out profitable trades then it would be just on the same concept.If you do apply both things on huge capital account and a small one.
Then percentage gains would really be just the same.

The key on here which you should really be minding off is on how you should sustain yourself into this unpredictable market without blowing up your
capital, doesnt matter if its big or small.

Capital is a major part of trading but not the only one. It in fluences the profit that comes in the loss that may occur when the market is very poor. Huge capitals attract huge profits when the bull is present, but when the bear is around the corner you smell a great loss if greed sets in. But in the end of it all, whether you're in profit or loss the point is try not to ever lose your capital. That's the most hurtful part of it all

You're absolutely correct mate. Long before now I've observed this very theory of maximizing profit by Increasing the trading capital.
There was a time I traded synthetic indices for over 9 months, I noticed that I really battled trading with a $10 account but made my first $2000 when I tried trading with a $100 within 48 hours which has been my greatest win at a stance ever trading.
One of the major problems outside capital is the ability to manage risk
Risk management  is one of the greatest factors that determine a successive trade as no matter how much capital one trades with, without a good risk management there are still greater chances of blowing an account

Capital measures your possible profit and losses.
Huge capital can be if huge risk as well but that was not the mean thing in trading because the real player is how you manage your fund and the strategies used. Because no matter how huge is your capital if mismanage and never have control of it, losses can be possible in end. So, if you put a huge amount into trading be sure that you already have a backup with knowledge and skill otherwise, you will no longer see your money back in your pocket anymore.

It is one of the recipes for making a fortune with trading. A passive trader like trading just a few times in a week or a month but with huge capital is more effective to win and bag hold profits rather than someone who scalps and day trades but only has a little with the capital.
That's a huge difference and I agree that having capital is something to think about when you trade. And that's the same in investing, huge investments are the ones who takes the most risk but also gets the most reward.

Large capital is more suitable for investment, probably every trader strives to have a large capital that can be invested and receive passive income. A large trading deposit is to some extent a big risk, because you need to be prepared for large amounts. Also, if a trader has good results in trading with small amounts, it does not mean that he will have such results with a much larger deposit.

The sole difference of every trade is capital, it determines the rate of profits and also loss. Trading with a substantial amount of cash will probably yield hefty profits. It's very beneficial to trade with reasonable amount of cash inother to bounce heavily in gigantic profits level up. Traders with small account size won't match up one with large account size, they're different account with both loss and gains. So it's always advisable to trade with good profits inother to smile at the end of every predicated bull or bear trading position.

Some traders may not believe this until they try this by themselves but it is true, it is completely different to trade with a small amount of money than with a big amount of money, and while the techniques necessary are the same, the emotions you will feel while trading will be completely different, when trading a small amount of money is very easy to follow your strategy perfectly, but when you are using a big amount of money a big loss can be enough to make an inexperienced trader to abandon their strategy and lose way more money than what they would have lost otherwise

The more capital you have and invest, the greater your chances of making a profit.
I think this assumption is correct because it would be very difficult to expect large profits without large capital support. Investing is not like gambling where as little as $10 can make $1K in one win.

This assumption has been practiced by many investors so far, they make profits when the price of their assets becomes millions of dollars in a few years. The point is that capital will determine the amount of profit we get, but it's not certain if we don't invest in the good and potential assets.

If the passive trader with a huge capital base doesn't have set trading skills they will sooner than later lose it. It doesn't matter the type of expensive car one owns, if one isn't skillful at driving one is bound to crash it. It's just a matter of time. It's the same way I see those who have huge capital without skills trading. One with small capital but required skills can build on it and grow from there if they don't allow greed to get the better of them.

We all want to be in profit but it's depending on how profitable we are. The reality will make us realize that it's not an easy task to meet. There are some good and profitable days, at most of the time, it's not profitable at all.

I think it's always the other way around and there's balance in a different situations. It's true that someone who has huge capital and isn't skilled yet will make huge losses.
But, it's easier to bounce back for someone who has money because capital isn't a problem to them and they'll just think of their losses as part of the lessons as they study how to trade properly.

For me, trading with a large capital is something much more comfortable than trading with a low capital, the reason is obvious, we with low capital cannot take very large risks because we simply run out of money and if we are operating in futures and if a movement goes wrong, we simply burn the account, and that is what we should never do and at all costs we should avoid, for this is that I say that it is better to have a high capital, the same if we have or do trading in forex or In all other speculative markets it works the same, the more capital the better, because a small movement with the perfect lottery would make a lot of money.

The main thing is that how you manage the things, if you are using small capital then it can be return easily but if you loss large capital then sometimes it become hard to return it back so i just think that if someone is new here so he should start with minimum quantity so if unfortunately there are hard days so he will be easily get that back when days become favorable.

Having a larger capital can increase your profits, as even if you use the same strategy the one with the bigger amount of money will earn more money, however I do not think that having a bigger capital increase at all your chances of obtaining profits out of the markets as such a thing is determined by your strategy and your ability to put your strategy in practice, unfortunately the strategy of most people basically revolves around investing in shitcoins hoping for the best only to lose their money at the end.

Well, I believe that having a good capital will always be an advantage, because obviously in trading you can do it with a better lotage so you don't lose and don't burn your account, those who start operating with a high capital and lose everything is because they don't they know how to use lotage, and that can affect everything that has to do with profits and even if they lose, when we trade we also have to talk about losses and that the losses are always less than the profits, because if it is the opposite, we have to learn and apply another strategy, all this must be taken into account.

When we operate, it is best to have control of the operations, which are always the benefits greater than the losses. I'm not currently trading Bitcoin, which is the currency I like to trade, I'm trading forex and I really try to be careful, sometimes you have to wait a while if you don't have clarity in the market.

But you should really consider about on the risk involved because this is something that you would really be needing out extent out if you are really that trying out to make some big profits in case the market did

really make out some significant move which did really get in line on what you had predicted.Basing up on what you had mentioned out on which about those huge profits into those huge capital on just

simply holding then its true but not all the time where small time traders with scalping out ability couldnt really be able to make out some profits in a short time
beating up to those who had been able to hold for long time. We could really see the differences but we dont know on how far it could really extent out when it comes
on making money because of those movement of price.

The presence of a large capital cannot guarantee that you will not make mistakes that will lead to the loss of the deposit. Accordingly, having a small capital, you will not be able to lose more than you have. But it gives you the opportunity to test various strategies that will increase your capital.

Capital is really the difference but there more to it, learn the basics very well to avoid losing. My warning to beginners should not think of getting huge capital, even if you have enough money you should not invest it all let it move gradually to avoid losing everything.

The foundation of every business is capital, which is also what drives a business forward. Not just the capital, but also the amount to be invested, affects the profit you make, so when you want to start a business, you need to follow certain rules. Because capital is one of the main factors in production, I think the section where the author did some analysis about investing $500 and making millions of dollars is great advice for many. consider the amount you invest, if you don't have much you can still buy all are planning.

Starting with as little capital as possible is a key aspect of it though. Because if you know what you are doing, spending cash on anything is wrong, you should always use others money, other investors, banks loans, and anything else you can, and make a good profit.

However, that becomes a big trouble if you have no idea what you are doing and that's the issue, because many people have absolutely no idea what they are doing and they do not want to take out a loan or get others money involved, simply because they may lose it. Look at Apple, they had 100 billion dollars in cash, and took out a 20 billion dollar loan for construction Because, it's ALWAYS better to use others money.

Don't start you trading journey by been scared, invest in yourself by learning how to trade properly and you can use any amount of capital without been scared. I for one don't advise trading with small capital but I also suggest to not trade solely because you have the money at your disposal.
Trade because you understand the market and can make a profit from its price volatility. The market has many opportunity to make profit but you must be ready to make those profit before the market gives it to you.
Having enough capital give you an advantage on making less trade and been profitable with good amount to stop you from continuous trading. The more capital you get, the less trades you'll make.

Nevertheless, despite the fact that the capitalization disparity is very wide, this does not guarantee your success. It's crucial to understand that when you're correctly hitting the charts and your trades, having a big beginning capital can also help you get into a solid rhythm and momentum.
Always keep in mind that having capital that you can afford to lose will lengthen your time in the market, but that your ability to make money still rests on you.

Agreed, Bro according to your point of view capital is the sole difference it's for the long run dear but dear according to my point of view if there is day trading then the capital plays a minor role and trading volume plays a major role as capital is not responsible for the fluctuation but trading is so volume brings the volatility in the market which too important   

Having a bigger capital without enough trading knowledge and skills has a bigger risk as well. Yes, capital is important but it is also necessary that we know the risk that we are taking and the ways to deal with it. We should have at least the basic knowledge about the fundamentals and technical analysis because capital alone won't make us successful. Trading has a huge risk and you can't minimize it by having a bigger capital but rather by being fully equipped with skills and knowledge.

Having a bigger capital with less knowledge compared to those who do have small capital would really still make out that difference.Just like on what people been saying that knowledge or skills would be the key

for you to be able to sustain and survive this unpredictable market.It wont really matter on how big your capital is because the number or size of position on each trade is the key.
Also with that risk management factor thing is should be mainly considered.

Even if you do have small amount of capital but you do really know on how to withstand this volatility then you do beat up those fellas who have big capital
with less trading knowledge.

If we compare it, let's say trader one has a lot of capital but lacks knowledge, and trader two is an experienced one; most of the time, trader 2 would win trades but make small profits, whereas trader 1 would win a single trade and make a large profit. I am not saying that lack of knowledge is better, but with big capital, you can maximize the profit per trade. The size of your position really matters most since it will take more time to gain enough profit to hit your target if you set it in low.