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I am a beginner in bitcoin and crypto, I want to ask all of you, do you have to invest in crypto with small capital or large capital? in my opinion, if our invest in crypto for beginners and invest with large capital, it seems that if you fail, you will experience big losses, but if you make a profit, it will definitely be big, so what do you think?

When you start something that relates to money and capital, you should start it with a small part of your whole capital. Because it's very likely that most of us, including you, will fail at first attempts. Therefore, having other parts of your capital for later attempts is not a bad idea.

Think of risk first.
Think of how to protect your initial capital is important too.
Don't over think about profit and try to bet all your capital because you think you will get big profit if you bet all your capital at one time.

"Investing" is pretty much a gamble at the beginning if you don't know what you're doing, most especially if we're talking about cryptocurrencies. So obviously go small.

Mostly though, I mostly say invest as much money depending on your conviction or how convinced you are that a certain asset is a good investment. Just make sure you actually know what you're buying, and not buying a certain asset just because some Reddit post or some YouTuber told you it's a good buy.

You can start investing with capital that is not too large at first. It is better to invest with money that you don't use for your daily needs (cold money). Investing in cryptocurrency will be profitable if you understand how it works, crypto is a type of investment that is high risk and high gain, so before you put money in cryptocurrency you better understand crypto and know the risks.
If you want to buy (Bitcoin) and other crypto it's better when the market is in a negative condition because the opportunity to go to a positive condition is huge.

If you're basing investment size off what bitcoin has done in the past, you could also look to see what it's done with smaller amounts in the past too.

If you put everything into crypto, you could have 20x in a few years or have half of that everything in the space of a few days/weeks.

If you instead invest and affordable 1-10% of your available cash, you might have 0.5-5% of you initial investment in a few weeks thst you want panic sell or worry about (because it's much smaller). If you did invest that amount and again waited to 20x, you'd be up between 20% and 200% of those initial funds which would still be an extremely impressive rate of return - especially if you're able to invest the rest of your money in accounts that can pay that amount in interest within a year (particularly if banks or stocks where you are can offer 4-8% returns a year).

The figures used here were based off the last few bull market cycles taken individually, we could do better or worse but don't make either a concern if you take away the idea of investing with any money you need to survive plus an emergency fund of a few months if you can afford it.

Based on the experience of most of the newcomers present here, investments of a small amount will be safe investments. But at the same time, you are right; in the future, the total profit will not be very large either. You need to develop a habit, or behavior, if I may say so, of making regular investments without paying attention to the current value. And at the same time, determine the period for which you want to invest your money. But, again, the old learned rule: you are the owner of your money, and you are responsible for their safety, so you need to know how to handle and how store your passwords and keys. And, of course, invest in an amount that will not disrupt your daily life. Don't forget, there is only one life, and you need to live here and now.

You're not understand what is investing mean since you're talk about how much we should to invest. Actually you can start by very little amount and you can accumulate it every week until it become bigger. You're don't need to wait until you have a big capital if you want to invest in large amount, just DCA-ing and know the coin that you're invest. I'd say it's better if you only stick with Bitcoin and avoid any other shitcoins.

Start small and grow big in your investment as your knowledge of the industry widen. If you start big, you'll definitely make expensive mistakes that might cause you your interest in the industry. Many newbies that came into the industry and went big on their investment aren't profitable anymore like those that bought coins that are no longer existing or trading at the highs when they bought but now with no hope of returning back to those ATH price Many newbies jumping into investing goes for altcoins since they're over hype and all over the media but with time they grow to understand that chasing after those hyped coins aren't the way to go about investing in cryptocurency.

The best investing strategy which is DCA (dollars cost averaging) that has been tested to be profitable over time has to do with investing small capital for a long period of time and that alone should convinced you that starting small is always the best way to start. I think everyone makes a costly mistakes in the industry and it's best you make yours when the impact will be less felt than when it could cost you all your life's savings.

The price of coins and tokens in the market are low now as they have significantly reduced in price. Most probably that if anyone invest now, big profit would be the result, but very good to still always keep in mind that investing in altcoins can be a big loss.

Make appropriate research and find good coins to invest, but the best coin ever has been bitcoin. Getting the right time of investing in coins is very important to achieve profits, because the losses can be more.

I think you should answer the question yourself, you already know that if you invest too much, the losses can be greater, but while the profit can be greater too, invest the amount you are capable of.

what you say sounds like a gamble. not the amount of capital that will make you get big profits. it is based on your abilities and skills in managing your assets.
understand the market and the assets you are going to invest in. this is not something easy. but if you want to put in bitcoin I think it will make it easier for you.
What you need to be aware of, put your money into crypto investments only on the money you can afford to lose. once you buy, don't forget to withdraw from the exchange and put it in your wallet. all learn from what has happened.

Being your first time in bitcoin or crypto investment, it will be good to invest with small capital or money you can afford to lose to limit the risks in bitcoin or crypto generally. When I said the money that you can afford to lose is now left to you and what you worth because the amount you invest will determine your profit and lose. Doing my first time investment in bitcoin I invested just $20 but that time I can afford to lose $100 but I didn't invest in it do that invest small capital, but after doing the time that Bitcoin price was increase small I did not make  profit  like that because my capital was so small,so what  I am trying to say is invest the money that you don’t need in you daily, weekly and monthly activities. But all you need to know first the risk in crypto involves so that you can be strong whenever anything is happening in crypto market.

Investing in crypto is a very good idea, but as a newbie investing huge amount in crypto is just like you are planning to commit suicide, why will you jump into what you don't really know much about with a huge amount of money that's bad, if you are planning to invest in crypto then you should invest little amount(the amount you can afford to lose).

Also if you are planning to invest in crypto, then you should invest in bitcoin alone. Crypto space is now flooded with multiple coins which must of them are just scam coins and shit coins, so I will advice you to avoid altcoins. If you are planning to invest, then just invest in bitcoin and have peace of mind.
Also if you are planning to invest in bitcoin, then you should be prepared to hold for long term.

I think that you should first of all follow the advice not to invest more than you are ready to lose, and only then think about exactly what you will invest in and how much. It is also important that you have a strategy and that you know what you want, and that you understand all the possible risks that come with it.

If you invest long-term in Bitcoin, you can always expect that the price of the same will change, and that during that time you will be in loss or gain, but until you decide to sell, you are in an unrealized loss or gain, so you have to prepare for all these situations in such a way that you are not caught by too much euphoria or panic.

Ultimately, this is totally up to you. And it depends on your risk tolerance level, so we can't make a generalization about whether you should invest with small or large capital. If you can handle some big losses, get in with more money. If you're risk averse and unable to recover from big losses, you may want to get started with small investments. However, that's just my opinion from my own experience. Everyone will have their own differing views on this subject.

Before you make any investment decisions, always do your research and plan ahead. Take the time to look into the potential risks and rewards, examine which cryptocurrencies are worth investing in, and create a strategy that lets you ride out any bumps along the way. Regardless of the amount you decide to invest, your due diligence is crucial. Good luck!

Nobody has a great start, especially in trading. Many had suffered losses in their early days which is why people here are suggesting starting by investing a small amount and gradually increasing it once you are fully knowledgeable about the market. Yes, having a huge capital will possibly give big rewards also but you can't just underestimate the volatility of the market and many people got it wrong. And I hope you don't and I hope you would listen to us, otherwise, never blame the market for whatever happens to you if you push yourselves to invest a huge amount.

The market is volatile and for me while the market is currently down its a good for accumulating a lot of tokens I started before with 20 dollars only as initial investment and upon being part with the market ATH it gives me a good profit but I didn't just make in with the 20 dollars instead every day I tried to put a small amount and pull it out until I reach out the time to make a sell to those investment, it doesn't matter how much you invest as long as you can handle when to buy or sell your position that makes you profitable is a good profit at the end of the day.

Since you are a beginner, then you need to invest not in cryptocurrency, but in knowledge. Otherwise, you will lose your money, even if you are lucky at the initial stage, just as it happens in the casino. Only after getting the initial knowledge can you move on to investing with a small budget to gain practical knowledge.

The capital you will use to invest is the amount of money you can afford, whether small or large.
But before you start investing, you should learn more about investing in crypto so that with the capital you will use, you can choose the right coin for your investment.
Even if you use small capital but can choose the right coin, you can get another big profit.
The important thing is that you can learn how to invest properly to make a profit.

It utterly dependent on how much you can afford to lose. If you read through other forum members opinion small investment doesn't only save you from heavy loss but it actually gives you the opportunity to gain more knowledge because with small investment there's no much panic around it.
While I was getting into cryptocurrency and reading about it I could remember a limit of 5% to 20% of capital been advice and I pretty agrees with that number but as everyone said it all depends on you

It is related to investing money that you do not fear losing, and it differs from one person to another. For some people, $500 is considered an investment, and others $10,000 is considered a meager investment.

You should learn how to manage risks and diversify investments to ensure the maximum amount of profit, especially when you are not an expert in the market, and the market may witness more economic strikes.

Also, make sure you have acquired adequate knowledge about Key and Addresses, privacy, and Blockchain technology before you start Bitcoin investment due to the risk involved.

You can learn about all the above-mentioned here (http://learnmeabitcoin.com) and you will be fully equipped with all the necessary knowledge you need to get Moreover invest the amount you can afford to lose and make sure you did not borrow money to invest in cryptocurrency.
Best of Luck.

I am very often to hear the question and the answer to that may lead to boredom.
@Zorigi, what are your goals in your life? you can't expect to live in the way you want, you invest today in uncertain profit 10 years from now even large or small capital.

One of the common mistakes that newbies make is that they think if they can't invest big in bitcoin that it's not worth it (I made similar mistake back in 2013) to invest at all, or even worse to invest in altcoins instead as they falsely think that it will bring them bigger ROI.

My advice is to simply invest what you are comfortable with, but I would suggest for beginners to start with smaller amount first to get yourself familiar with bitcoin, how to properly store it etc and then when basics are covered move to bigger amounts. Remember, every satoshi counts.

I first started investing in bitcoin with small capital because at that time my knowledge was still limited about Bitcoin and the crypto ecosystem.


that's right "high risk = high return, high risk = high loss"

always understand that if you invest in crypto with large capital and without adequate knowledge -> the losses you will receive are in sight.

yes, you, suggestions are very good and also input from other friends is also very good. and now I understand quite a bit. so the point is that in investing our have to with the capital that our want and of course our with to be willing to take risks, if our experience a loss.

Yes, if you can afford to lose huge amounts, then make use of it as long as it was invested in profitable projects. Because investing is not only about capital but also about a choice of coins and usually, this is where the majority has failed due to investing hype projects and high offerings.
But until we don't have enough knowledge about the market, it was best to keep on the minimum amount as capital for safety. Honestly, it was really hurt if you lose on your first attempt.

Small !!! If you are a beginner then start small. Learn to manage your small assets until you are sure you have understood investing. Since I used to be like that too, I started with $50. I try to continue trading with the money, although indeed if we profit not too much we can see the value. But at the beginning of this my goal was to learn. Learn to manage my assets so that they continue to grow and not disappear. I thought, if I can't manage my small capital how can I manage big capital.

Of course, for beginners, it is best to start with a small amount of money when investing in cryptocurrency. These are my reasons.
To put to the test everything you've learned about crypto so far, from wherever you've learned it.
To determine whether you can manage the risk associated with a small investment in order to determine whether you can manage a large investment.
Because of the risk involved, it is necessary to maintain constant adaptation and perfection in crypto transactions.

It's up to the investor if he would invest large amount but we must know how risk is that. when we invested in to crypto currencies because we all know how the market control the price of coin and a little suggestion and what other said above it's better to invest first in your extra money or let say small amount in order to prevent such loss. But if you want to invest then it's better to invest bitcoin because this is for long term and a good coin as well.

if you think about it, if we invest without knowledge it will make our investment potentially bigger losses, but in my opinion there's nothing wrong with trying as long as it's also with a small capital first because in my opinion later you will also gain experience in investing and if I fail it will certainly make me learn from the failure.

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Either its small or big amount of money. Its still a gamble or risk you need to endure or take. Mostly people in crypto experience loss instead of gaining cause they dont know how to properly done investing and they are supress by their emotions when they saw their asset shrinking. Thats normal cause if its only going up, then either you are a really good investor who picks solid one or the market is pretty fucked up.

what should be done if you are a beginner in terms of investing, you should have sufficient knowledge to invest in Cryptocurrency, you can learn on the Forum, the Forum is very broad, you will get a lot of insight, as well as the Capital you will spend, You will choose which one is more effective, big or small depending on your initial choice, but I suggest it's better to add a little knowledge first and jump in with moderate capital, in the sense that it's not too big and not too small.

OP it's not about large capital or small capital, every newbie must be ready to spend time learning how to safely invest their capital on crypto projects that will give you rest of mind, this is why Bitcoin is the most recommended for newbies, large capital or small capital doesn't matter if you are investing on Bitcoin, the question is, are you investing with the exact amount you won't be needing for a long time? Because this is where many newbies who wrong, invest money they will need maybe in a month or two, so they will have no choice but to sell at the time considering whatever the Bitcoin value is.

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I think, if you invest much, then if you profit, then I will get much revenue, but if you lose, then you'll lose your much capital, if you invest there from loans, then you'll get many losses from there.

So, I think no one shouldn't give much investment at the first time any type of business.

There are not matter about must be large or small capital when investing in Bitcoin whatever level you are an expert or beginner, depending how well done management controlling with your fund use for trading. I have experienced with my friend start small fund in trading until success reached higher profit.

Not necessary have use large fund for trading in cryptocurrency, but depending how smart your are manage with your fund and get profit later with trading. Did you have enough answer and which one you are right now, try with small capital or start investing with higher capital in Bitcoin and possibility as soon possible earn much profit.

As you are new then you need to invest small amount at first. If you invest too much at first, you will feel bad when you lose and lose confidence in investing. So in the first stage you invest in a small amount, even if you lose there, you will see that there will never be any bad comments about your investment. Then gradually as you gain investment skills you can use more big money to invest.

There is no guarantee in crypto, we shouldn't make it as a full time or main source of funds. When you invest crypto you must only use extra money with it, if you gain small amount, you can sold it because it's still a gain. But when you got loss, you will only lose a little. So there's no reason to revenge in investing because you can handle your emotion.

In general, the rewards and risks are always very balanced in investing. For example, when you invest a lot, the risk is that you will lose a lot of money when you lose, but you will get more wins when you are profitable. And when you invest a little, obviously the profit can be very small if you don't experience losses, but even when you lose you don't spend all the money you have. This means that everything is always balanced with the level of risk and profit.

Personal experience, when I was new to cryptocurrency investing, I chose to invest with a small amount of capital because I wanted to experiment and also gain experience, but after several months of getting used to very volatile market movements, I finally tried to invest in a slightly larger amount than initial investment capital, maybe in the way I did it can minimize the risk of losing investment capital and I suggest that beginners should enter investment capital in stages if they don't have sufficient knowledge of the cryptocurrency market.

You may also forget something, when choosing the wrong investment there will be no balance.
Rugpull will occur and all capital will be lost. Quite often happens to new altcoins that are initially hype and then drop until they are worthless again and are abandoned.
Not only large capital, but the selection of the right investments such as Bitcoin or top altcoins will certainly get a balanced profit. Losses will only occur when they are too panicked and do not believe in the investment made.

It would be crazy of me to delve into a business am just going into newly with a large capital that's a blind decision to start with. You have to start with a little for a beginner studying the market and all the risk that be with an amount you're ready to deal with in case of a loss. As a huge loss from the start can be really devasting and discouraging as a beginner.

The amount in investment varies from one person to another, to some their have access to large capital to invest a d to another person the only can afford just small amount due to limitations in the initial capital.

If you take Bitcoin for example, since it price is already expensive, investing with large capital will increase your profits margin and at the same time your lose margin.

So risk is risk what differentiate between the two is how and where and when you accumulate the investment.

Of course, it applies to all investors both beginners and experts. If you invest a big money, surely you have a chance to take big profits. But if you invest in small money, you only have a chance to get small profits. However, if you are a beginner, it is too risky to invest big money because you are lack of knowledge and experience. It is not as easy as you think, crypto market is not easy to be predicted. You may lose big money if you invest with big money carelessly. Sore, before you have enough knowledge and experience, you are better to invest small money. Make sure you know well everything first, then you can use a bigger amount of money.

The amount of investment funds will depend on each person. Here, investing in crypto, or whatever the investment, must be on a budget. Remember about this:
Invest the amount that you can afford to lose. And this will not really depend on how much, this will depend on how someone can afford it.
But it is also important to consider our ability and in what coins to invest. Many people also always sa about never investing in one basket. But in this case, if we want to invest in several coins, we must also know, what coins they are.
I think that it will be much worthier to invest in Bitcoin with less risk for the long term, than investing in several shit coins or new coins that seem like gambling of the success. It will also depend on what investment, if we are investing in Bitcoin and we really know the right time to sell, without any panic, the high amount will really bring high profits.

How does it even sound in your ears?? To invest BIG as a beginner? Cus for sure, no matter how skilled you are, and how self-thought you've been, you shouldn't have the urge to try something big at a start...
So apparently, it's a NO NO for me and for anyone else that's sensible enough. Everything is done gradually... Cus a beginner hasn't got a thick skin to absorb the HEAT when 'em chat's reading downward... These things are acquired as you learn further.

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it depends on your knowledge of crypto, because if you don't have knowledge, the potential for losses will be greater.
but I think it's better to start with the money you think you are prepared to lose that money.

Before you invest in the world of Cryptocurrency you should first study the risks, investing in Crypto has a very high risk of losing your money, when determining which one you choose, as a suggestion to buy coins with good fundamentals like BTC

With large capital, have you thought about your daily life? You need money. you should invest with small capital first and continue to routinely set aside 10% of your income for investment with techniques
Dollar Cost Average or DCA

remember that investment doesn't exist overnight, you're a trillionaire right away, friend. Long-term holding is the best solution for the future interests of friends, for the future of your family and children, for continuing to higher schools.

In my opinion, it is better for you to invest with small capital first. Because as you said, if you invest with large capital, the losses will also be large. So it's better to start small, so that if you lose, the loss is not big enough.

When you are starting out and considering making an investment, it is best to take it slow until you completely understand what you are getting into. For starters, don't worry about the profit instead, concentrate on protecting your capital. Don't be consumed by greed and invest more than you can afford to lose because first-time investments frequently end in disappointment. Instead, invest the money you can afford to lose. Start with modest funding, and as you expand, you can raise it.

It is difficult to determine the scope of capital is large or small, it depends on the owner of the fund. For me at the moment $100 capital is a big category and probably not for the owners a lot of money. So I think starting with the ability and studying the market and technical is the best way for beginners.

There is indeed a demo account to learn, so maybe beginners can try using a demo account.  But it is very different if we do with the funds we use for trading. What is certain is that beginners do not use borrowed funds for trading or investing in crypto.

For newbies want to learn how to trade its really good to use demo accounts which is available on certain exchange, This article has compilation of sites where newbie could try to use Demo accounts for tradings https://www.hedgewithcrypto.com/bitcoin-demo-trading/

They could practice their skills their and its better to use this before spending so that they can minimize their potential losses on their first trade.

You were right about small or large capital depending on each personal, some people investing in Bitcoin above $100 have been huge or large capital for them but have some people investing under $1,000 is small capital. First time investing in Bitcoin I have $300 and seem large capital based on my income from salary need waiting until three months and used it for investing in Bitcoin.

I don't sure with other people for $300 is large capital because each country have different values of fiat and depend with their passive income, I think OP need publish where his come from and we can expected about their country income for investing in Bitcoin.

If you're new to trading then it's advisable the you use a demo account or if perhaps you have some cash that you're willing to lose then you could deposit a tiny amount to practice, but you should know that the probability of you losing your is very high so the demo account is a safer bet here. And when you eventually become confident in your trading skill then you can go ahead and start trading with any amount of capital of your choice. It doesn't have to be a large amount. But be sure that it's something you know you can afford to lose.

When you are wealthy the significant capital is insignificant in comparison to your total wealth. But a beginner in crypto currencies, particularly in bitcoin, will hardly ever invest significant capital. Even individuals who are not new to crypto currencies understand that capital should only consist of money that they are willing to risk in the event that it loses. As a novice, you should be able to control emotions and resist the temptation to invest significant capital in order to become wealthy. Before putting your capital to use, take your time and learn more about crypto currencies.

I would say you should not use a demo account but begin with a real account with minimum capital. Using a demo account will never give you the best experience in trading tactics and psychology. If you use it well and win with the demo account, but when you use the real account, you will still be like a newbie. Different psychology will lead to other trading behavior, leading to different results.

Indeed a demo account is not very helpful for asset management and psychology. But at least the beginner will understand the look of how he will do how to buy sell. Because I feel that, I need to learn to look new for customization. Even when I started trading I used one of the Exchanges that looked the easiest in my opinion. And it makes it easier for me to do market analysis. I think beginners need to adapt to this issue. Although indeed not all exchanges provide a Demo account feature.

I suggest for beginners who are starting to invest for the first time to use small capital, because if you immediately use large enough capital, your knowledge is not ready.
but if you want to start investing with a large enough capital, that's also not a problem, but I recommend that you only invest in bitcoin. because the risk is very small compared to other altcoins.

The demo account is basically just a trading simulation without any psychology involved. using a demo account will be very different from using a real account. When using a demo account, it is very easy to make a profit, but switching to a real account is very difficult. Psychology cannot be separated from real trading, and it is an important part of technical and fundamental analysis. Using a real account at the beginning with minimum capital can be a suggestion for learning how to trade real.

I would like to add that it is not easy to profit from trading, it's many times harder than holding, so we shouldn't think about profit, as a beginner, what we need is how to minimize loss. No one can make a profit in the early days of trading, it takes a year to several years to think of profit from trading. Professional traders have lost a lot to get where they are today, so start with an account with a minimum capital to gain experience as well as knowledge.

At first you need to know everything about investment in bitcoin and any cryptocurrences industry to figure how they work before Invertement.
Investing with small or large capital all depends on the knowledge you have on it as a beginner. You need to know that in every advantage there is always a disadvantage.
Putting in large capital into bitcoin or any cryptocurrency industry you have to know the risk that implies when doing that,starting with small income I think is the best for a beginners so you will know how to control you money and making this happen you need to has a little something doing at hand before get involved in any cypto investment industry so that you will not be cut off my the way.

For a safe investment, it is better to invest in a small amount, if altcoin is your main target make sure you invest a very little amount, Bitcoin, on the other hand, is a safer investment than altcoin, so it doesn't matter how small or big your investment fund is, if it's going on Bitcoin it's a big YES for me, if I have to advise a newcomer for crypto investment I will tell them to focus on Bitcoin only, they can invest any amount and I can sleep peacefully at nights too.

Of course, all beginners should experience a phase of loss and profit. If beginners trade without loss it seems impossible. I used to go through that phase as well.  The most important thing is not to be afraid of loss when studying. In addition, do not give up, becoming an expert trader takes a long time. Try to keep learning from mistakes because many people don't have this kind of mentality. Once a loss many beginners don't want to go back. That's because many friends are like that. They don't want to know the process, they just look at the final result.

I think in most of us, we always started with low amount of capital and when we see profits and progress, eventually we start to upgrade our capital. That is a good strategy especially if we are dealing with high risk investments. Start with small one and then increase your investment capital as soon as you are starting to experience profiting. Also, make sure you are investing in the most potential crypto coin so you can expect that your investment will also work and succeed.

Not only beginners, all traders including experienced traders can experience bad phases in trading until now. Traders can learn a lot from their mistakes, and they will probably create meaningful experiences from them. Analysis can help them minimize errors and failures, but never determine how much profit.

In the end all traders will probably realize that trading is not as easy as it is said. Not only would it be enough to buy low and sell high, but it would be tighter than said.

If you will follow the basic rule, you should first invest with a small capital then later on, once you start making good returns from it, that’s the time to increase the amount of your capital and expect higher profits for that. That is if you want to invest safely. However, there are some investors who aim for huge returns at the start of their investment, mostly for those who have higher bankroll, there’s no wrong with it as long as they can afford to lose everything they have invested. But they should never expect that they will eventually be profitable after that, as losses are more visible especially for new investors.

Its always been to invest what you can't afford to lose, it never changes, if you're comfortable with a small amount to test the water then go, if you think you can with a large amount so you maximize your profit then you are free to do so, as long as you are comfortable with the result and you will accept the result, the market at present is doing good but we never know what tomorrow brings, things happen so fast, your portfolio is good then your portfolio is on its worse the next day. 

Experience is important for a good trading learning process, without having a bad experience a strong psychology will not be created. Not only technical and fundamental, mental stability when trading will affect all trading techniques and strategies, because the final trading decision is also influenced by mentality. Minimizing losses will be very good for capital resilience, so that profits will be maximized.
Those who say that trading is very easy, of course they are just beginners who are lucky with their guesses but never get many losses.

Bitcoin investment has its high risks so definitely, investing at a small capital for beginners may be a good decision. Because we all know that investing does not only end up in profits, but most likely there will be inevitable losses in our first months of investment. And when eventually the investment prospers, maybe we will consider increasing our capital knowing we are also becoming more wise about it.

Apart from advising beginners to use minimal funds to invest, beginners must know fundamentals and market analysis, because they easily panic and cut losses due to market corrections and are ready to experience losses. Beginners should invest the lowest funds and choose bitcoin investment for the long term.

yes indeed I also think so in terms of investing in crypto, and I personally also after being on this forum for quite a while stated that bitcoin is the safest compared to altcoins and indeed long term investment is the best.

when it comes to capital, everyone certainly has different abilities, depending on their financial situation.
to invest in crypto, of course, you have to start slowly and you can't immediately enter without lacking knowledge.
first learn what crypto and bitcoin are from the bottom to the top.
after you master or know all the ins and outs of crypto investment, then capital must be prepared.

if you already have extensive knowledge, even though you are a beginner there is nothing wrong with using quite a large amount of capital, but "not the result of a loan" because I myself do not agree, investing with money borrowed.
the most important thing is that money is really cold money and won't be used in the near future.