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Feels good actually to invest and have a saying to have an investment in crypto and not just an ordinary crypto an Apex one to be precise which is way more cooler.

However, there comes a factor to be considered CAPITAL. Capital stands as a major factor to be considered while investing  however coming to the world of crypto and BTC precisely,  I think small capital won't do this considering the current monetary value for BTC.
Remember  the greater the capital the higher the profit and the higher the risk however considering BTC the risk minimal.

So How Much To Invest??

As I've said earlier, investing  little in BTC now won't give you a tangible profit when the profit comes but its advisable to invest 20- 40% of your capital in my opinion .However as a beginner or newbies, you literally know nothing about investing even if you have an idea you are still new to it so it is advisable to start with little amount to understand how the game is being played before considering any percentage  to add in your investment and this should be strictly  done according to your capital.

This is what I think but I know members with investment knowledge and others with more and deep knowledge could have a best saying but according to me this whati have to offer to newbies  though I'm also a beginner :).

I went through your post and am impress with the write up but your subject make it clear to me to know where you are heading to "Should newbies invest with small capital in BTC" in my own opinion I will say yes because I think a newbie only have the knowledge of bitcoin as a word not as practical. The newbie should invest small amounts of money for now even though they have money it still better to invest little amount to master the practical aspect of it. Newbies should not be carried away about the higher you invest the more the profit likewise should not forget that the higher the money the higher the risk involved, so is better to take cautious and they should also know that everything happens with time and they should never regret any opportunities that pasts them, they should be patient, focus, and never lose hope.

If you ask me; i would say Newbies have no business investing in Bitcoin; instead newbies should be focused on

Understanding bitcoin and crypto currency
Understanding what "investment" means in bitcoin and crypto currency
Understanding why they should invest in bitcoin and crypto currency

Also, investing in btc with small capital; is a waste of time.

As a newbie, it is better that you invest with the money that you can afford to lose, so that you wouldn't be worried about the price movement of bitcoin, and you should invest for lon so that you will be sure that you will get a little profit base on the size of your invstment. DCA should also be done with a small amount from your income so that you don't buy bitcoin with your emergency funds and end up selling when bitcoin price goes below the amount that you bought.

Bitcoin investment is a risky one, this is why you don't use big capital that you will need in the short run to invest, because it is not a get rich quick investment. Anyway, it all depends on your cash inflow and the responsibilities that you shoulder, that will determine the capital that you will use to invest in bitcoin. Personally, I only invested with the money that I don't need for a long time.

it all depends on your abilities. no one will be able to know the best limits for each person investing in Bitcoin. I initially bought a large enough amount to hold. but the longer I was in the crypto market, I eventually chose to accumulate Bitcoin gradually every month.
People with larger capital will of course get bigger profits in the future. Investment depends on your plan and strategy.
No matter how much capital you use to own Bitcoin, if you don't use free money, it will be difficult to achieve your target. in the sense that investment must achieve your investment plan. If you suddenly need money and sell your Bitcoin at a loss, it is also considered a failure in investing. although it all comes back to your goals when buying Bitcoin.

Since you are new and your capital is small then of course your expectation of a profit should be small then I think you have made the right decision if you invest.There will be no stopping you when you continue to invest, push past the obstacles that hold you back, and push forward.
My little wise one does not think of investing so little capital and get detailed knowledge about this world and when your time seems to come do this thinking then your dream will come true, and you will Good luck, I learned so much,Make yourself warrior in the Bitcoin world.Thank you very much for your nice question.

For newbies who have funds and willing to risk they can alot more funds provided that they knew already how the bitcoin works or yet to say they understand the volatility surrounding it. Not so many newbies learn the basics of it and just buy due to financial advice that it will eventually grow. They must be equipped with knowledge how the market works so to take advantage of the market.

Before you asked the amount you can invest, first consider these cautions that would help you not loose everything you have earned and invested.

Invest the amount you can afford to loose

Make your investment to be solely on bitcoin

Hold your investment on a non custodial wallet

Maintain a good and perfect security practice

If you can consider all the above points, then you're permitted to invest any amount you can afford to, this is not like gold or other centralized assets you will need a particular amount of money to invest in them.

Although I never give financial advice, I would advise to be more cautious and invest just a little bit at a time.

Allocating a percentage like the one proposed by the OP of your entire wealth to something you don't understand isn't reasonable, independently on what the investment is about (sorry dear Bitcoin :-[).

I think it is much better to buy little by little, learn about cryptos while, at the same time, you can "touch" them in a metaphorical sense, so they doesn't remain as abstract and cold concepts in your mind while you learn, and increase the risk gradually, if ever (maybe one day you decide that you don't like cryptos anymore).

Maybe the OP (and those who agreed with him before) are starting to feel the FOMO?

Anyway, each case is unique and different situations deserve a different decision making, of course. But don't forget to look at investing in cryptos as gambling somehow, more than what we traditionally mean by investing.

It really depends on how much capital you are willing to risk. It's not late though to invest in Bitcoin, you still have like 6 months or so before the block halving. However, even after the block halving you can still continue to accumulate base on your capital.

Or used the DCA strategy, maybe it will work on your end. Just remember though that is going to be mentally tough to accumulate with small amounts and it might take sometime. So have the mental fortitude to hold and wait for the eventual bull run.

The OP's advice is bullshit to be honest so I ask the beginners who visit this section to ignore it, for their own good.


A concept you put in capital letters (ironically) but have no fucking idea about.


No. It is simply that what you invest is capital, not that it is a major or minor factor, it is what you invest.


I think you should be given an award for this thought (note the irony).


You see, because you don't know what capital is, you talk nonsense like this.

You can have all your material capital in your home. Let's say you have a house valued at $300K and you have paid $100K on the mortgage. You have no other loans or assets. The $100K of equity you have, how are you going to invest it in Bitcoin? Are you going to ask for a HELOC? I can tell you are thinking only about money but there are many forms of capital, like if all you have is farmland, or a pension plan or a combination of these, which is usual.

The ideal percentage to invest in Bitcoin for a person depends on many things, and should be included in an overall wealth-building plan and ignore bullshit like your advice.

After you have sufficient knowledge and learn the basics of Bitcoin and how to protect your wallet, then the risk strategy will determine the ideal percentage, as there is no fixed rule for everyone, but no matter how bad your situation is, I suggest that you start saving even an amount of 10% in Bitcoin and that it be a long-term investment with money that you will not need soon.

I would not suggest to try investing with real money if you as a newbie just wanted to experience the market. Wanted to know how things works and how can you make things happen. I will prefer you to do paper trading, or back testing trading. But these methods will not give you an experience of buying and selling but only test your strategies. To test your strategies along with real experience, you should prefer demo trading at start. Many exchanges like Kraken etc. provide the opportunity of doing demo trading.

Once you get the idea of how things works, then you can move onto real trading experience.

If I took the meaning of your post wrong, as I think you might be referring to the fact in which people wanted to buy at least some amount and wanted to have some portion of btc. If that's the case, then you should not invest 20% or 40% of you capitol because that's a lot of money. You should consider to buy with 10 or 20 dollars only.

And before making any investment you must have some profit and time to hold expectation in your mind. In other word, you should know that what types of investment you are going to make, either it's trading or holding. Because both have different strategies.

Well, talking about capital. All the money that you have invested is considered capital, never be confused about it.

Anyways,
Newbies usually commit mistakes during their early days, so it was not advisable to spend much. Why? Because bigger chances that you will only lose them. There is a saying that "Invest only the money that you can afford to lose". So if ever that happens, it will not be difficult for you to accept. Because the first thing you think when start to invest in Bitcoin is to learn more about it, not to make a profit.

If really you are a newbie with zero knowledge about Bitcoin and crypto, IMO, I will recommend you start with a little capital and then scale it up as you advance your knowledge about cryptos, you must ensure you understand properly how what you want to invest your hard-earned money works, in order not to have someone to blame at the end, while on the hand, you can start with the amount of money that you are comfortable of losing.

Just because days when you could invest few hundreds of dollars in bitcoin and get tends of thousands of dollars in a few years are (most likely) long behind us, it doesn't mean that its investing smeller amount is waste of time. On contrary, people (imho) should start with smaller amount to get themselves familar with bitcoin, how to buy, send and securely store it before they start eith more serious investment. And even if they never can afford to invest bigger amount, its still a smart thing to do to protect the value of your money due inflation.


I would suggest to avoid trading alltogether because vast majority of crypto "traders" would have more crypto if they never wasted time and money on trading.

I’m no expert but in my experience, I would recommend starting your crypto portfolio with Bitcoin. As a newbie, you are still learning and have not come to full understanding of the crypto market so you should be cautious. You should avoid investing in altcoins at all cost, do not fall into the trap of diversifying your portfolio, you may end up accumulating shitcoins that will amount to nothing in the future. Investing in only bitcoin will help you minimize the risk of losing your money to market fluctuations. Lastly, invest only what you can afford to lose. Cryptocurrencies are volatile assets, and even if you invest in only bitcoin, there is no guarantee that the market will not dump.

That's why I also mentioned in my post that, we should know what types of investment we are going to adopt. Like either it's investment in trading or in holding. To be honest, I really liked your suggestion, because many newbies think of crypto as get quick rich scheme and they prefer to get rich over night, and that's why mostly people prefer to do trading because trading gives quick results. Either it's lose or profit.

I prefer to do holding at first if I am a newbie because I don't know much about trading that's why I would prefer to stay under the red line of risk. I would adopt strategies or learn new methods to understand the market while making some profit on my holdings.

You are right, when investing capital is one of the most important factors to put into consideration but it doesn’t always matter the amount you start up with because investing in bitcoin doesn’t have an end date and you can always invest again and grow your portfolio. As a investor it’s even advisable to start with smaller amounts until you understand properly how it works.

Op you need to remove this idea of “the higher the capital the higher the profit” from your head, it’s very bad, it will only let greed take control over your decisions and make you invest more than you can afford to lose or even lead you into borrowing just to invest.

It’s simple, just invest an amount you can afford to lose and don’t be too concerned about the amount of profit you will earn when you invest more. Bitcoin is the safest form of crypto investment but it still very much risky because of its volatility and there is every chance of running at loss when you invest more than you can afford to lose and you will be so fixated on bitcoin price movement.

I usually advice people, to invest what they are afford to loss. it doesn't matter how much you have, as a beginner you can start with a little investment and try to understand how the network works. as time goes on, you can continue to increase your capital.the most important thing to understand before going into investment is how to secure your asset, protecting them against scam or loss. if you have a good idea about this, you can decided to invest what ever you have.

If someone invest small amount of money in Bitcoin because of curiosity, it's completely fine.

But if someone invest small amount of money in Bitcoin because the believe Bitcoin price will increase 10,000x in the next few years, it just a dream and they should learn how to make more money, not by investing in Bitcoin.

All newbies are not in the same financial level.

Some newbies are not investing in bitcoins because they are seeking where to invest in to get money from with their small capital, some newbies are doing okay financially, just looking for how to diversify their investments for the future so they have enough capital to invest big when they have understood the risks.

Newbies should invest little in bitcoins when they do not understand the risk, not when they know the risks, have the capital to invest big but just refusing to do it because they consider themselves newbies.

I think 50% of extra money should be invested in btc which is enough for newbie to start with it. Capital depends upon a how much one afford to take risk. I agree that btc has minimum risk but still there is no guarantee of profit so investments should be according to financial situation of each one.

I read some thread in Bitcoin discussion where some students asked that they could only afford small investment every month and also their initial capital is low. Intitial investment is just for learning purpose and to check how btc works, how price changes and to control over emotions with change of price.

I don't think you are totally accurate here, because not every investment is considered capital. But if you want to say only that investment that you have invested and also want to reinvest that investment as capital, then call it investment capital. I hope you get my point. Despite the more clearance, you have made a good point, and we all should know the difference between capital and investment. To be honest, I don't think most people even knew that these two terms have different meanings.

Even I did not know that these two are two different terms, until I read your post, So after reading it, I quickly tried to verify your statement and you are speaking right. Well, almost right, because in my experience capital is what we have like our own money and investment is the money that we have used to invest in some product or whatever and this money comes from our capital. So, I don't think that all the money that we have invested is called capital instead capital is our source.

I need to address somethings although have seen a lot of replies some are negative though but I don't know why you don't read an entire post understand it before replying I'm sorry if I'm offending.

Coming to capital you might have capital as not something you can invest  but here I'm talking about what you are willing to invest now
And Not your whole wealth  common think of it mates.

Also, if you read further I wasn't talking to newbies when I said invest  20% to 40% of your capital , I specified it
Newbies should start with little even if they think they know about investment, however when they are into the game they should understand more and invest more, that's just a simple way of saying  DCA not every newbies understand acronyms.

___ not trying to offend anyone ,remember I add I have those who know more than I do and those who are already into investment and they should have better opinions befor e ending the post.

As far as there will be little profits that will be made from bitcoin investment in the future, I wouldn't consider a small capital made in bitcoin as a waste of time. Newbies can start by investing with the little money they have as they get expertise in crypto knowledge. They can choose by topping up small capital to their bitcoin investment little by little as they can since there is no limit to bitcoin investment. The most important thing for them to do, is to learn how to secure their wallet and every other thing will be secondary.

Your thread really represents the experience of most beginners including myself, because most beginners will definitely be confused about the amount or nominal they will try to invest in crypto.
In my experience as a beginner, before trying to invest with the money we have, we are obliged and very necessary to first learn basic knowledge about crypto and investment, what is worth investing in and how to buy and store the crypto assets we want to invest in.

I am trying to share a little of my experience regarding investment issues as a beginner. I had a bad experience the first time I tried to invest in this crypto world.
Why? because at first I admit I thought all crypto assets were the same and I was only tempted by the profits without knowing whether this crypto asset had the potential or not as a profitable investment.
Without thinking long and without doing any research first, I immediately bought "that" crypto asset and it turns out that this crypto asset has never grown at all and in fact the price continues to decrease compared to when I first bought it.
So in essence, as beginners who really don't have enough knowledge they should be more concerned with learning and increasing their knowledge about crypto rather than thinking about the amount they want to invest to avoid regrets like most careless beginners like me.

IMO, i consider this to be incorrect.

There's no conventionally accepted amount. Invest what you have and can start will provided it's something tangible to start with.

Hmmm interesting. Newbie teaching newbies.

By the way what sort of BTC investment are you emphasizing on. Is it hodling? Because bitcoin investment doesn't have any stipulated start-up amount for investing. It's advisable people invest with whatever amount they can afford to start with and later DCA little by little for a long term profit.

It is in trading you will be needing a   uh amount to trade for higher profit but as a newbie it's very risky to use big amount for trading as you haven't equip with the experience and concrete working strategy being at your nursery stage in trading.

Whether you are a beginner or an experienced investor, the amount of money you can invest in bitcoin is determined by the level of risk you are willing to face. Some newcomers who are already wealthy will not mind how much money they can spend here. Even after learning to trade, if you haven't worked on your psychological mindset about how much money you can risk investing, you haven't done anything. So the investment is determined by how much you are willing to invest in bitcoin rather than your rank here.

Investing in bitcoin is highly risky most especially for newbies who know nothing about bitcoin. That’s why one is not advised to jump into investing without acquiring knowledge first and understanding the risk about bitcoin. Otherwise, you’ll end up seeing bitcoin as a get rich quick and invest all in with your borrowed money or the money that you intended to pay the bills. And when you lose because of impatience, you might be blaming other people for that. I suggest start only with a small amount at first so that if things become hard for you at first, at least you won’t making huge losses and start to be depressed because of that.

I think newbies should first understand the market and know about the ups and downs of the market. Capital is very important in crypto currency market, how much capital you have to invest. Obviously, a good investment can give you excellent returns. The most important thing is how to invest your capital. Of course, investing in Bitcoin with a small capital is not profitable, because the current price of Bitcoin is quite high, and it will require a large capital.

Of course, every investment involves risks as well as returns. The bigger the capital you invest, the more you risk losing, but in my opinion, investing in Bitcoin is the safest of all crypto currencies. Most people invest 50% of their allocated capital in Bitcoin and the remaining 50% for good and solid projects. However, I think that newbies should never invest their capital in Bitcoin or any crypto all at once, rather invest little by little after understanding the market. The most important thing for newbies is to never invest your entire capital in the crypto currency market. Invest money in the crypto currency market that is more than you need, which will not affect your daily life after losing.

I tried to give a very precise answer to your question, but I understood that there can never be a uniform and a standard answer to your question, which should be used as a yardstick for every newbie. Your question is totally subjective in the sense that the income of every newbie is not the same. A newbie whose monthly income is about $10,000 can invest 10% of it, which is a good investment in Bitcoin. Whereas another newbie whose monthly income is $200, if that particular newbie also invest 10% of it we can say that it is not much enough to give a tangible profit. So it is better approached based on what you earn and also what you are able to lose. In as much as you are a newbie, going small and having experience of the markets and increasing later should be the best method for every newbie.

You're absolutely right; it's not necessary to ask how much you can invest; rather, the question should have been about how to invest.
However, the focus of investment depends on you and how much you can afford to invest in the market. In other words, it's about determining how much you are willing to put into the market. Personally, I started with just $100, and now, thanks to Allah, I have built a portfolio worth millions of dollars. So, the decision on how much to invest ultimately depends on you. If you have proper knowledge and experience in the market, knowing when to enter and exit which coin with perfect timing, you can certainly earn profits. And yes, one last thing to add is that it's crucial to use the dollar-cost averaging (DCA) strategy to reduce losses in your investments and diversify your portfolio.

For the rest, conduct your research, analyze according to your research, and make investment decisions wisely because, in this volatile market, no one can take responsibility for your actions but yourself.

No matter how profitable an investment is, newbies should always start putting a small capital in it. We don't know what will happen in the future so if that investment suddenly becomes out of value, at least we only lose an amount that we can afford to lose. And most especially that newbies have only limited knowledge, then it's hard to assume a successful investment later on. It's better to invest a little so you will only lose a little, at least you've learned a big lesson from it.

As a newbie and have no knowledge on n bitcoin, it is good to invest with a small capital to know the out come but at time goes, you can top up the wallet with bitcoin. The more experience you get the more you will be likely to invest, but starting small is not a bad idea in the investment space. And it is not to invest is the main thing but how patient are you to hodle the bitcoin in the wallet to see the next bull market. As it is many people has stopped to invest because they could not meet up the challenges.

You do the right thing when you are a newbie and that decision should be done by newbies to since its hard to invest a large amount of money to things that you don't know so chances to lose is so high at that time. But if you have capabilities to earn bitcoin then do it since there's no need for us to take some cash out of our pocket to use as capital for investment since there are many ways to earn bitcoin by offering services and that should be consider by newbie so that they can use that for any investment forms they like.

I think the op is not a native English speaker as some of us are not, therefore let's not over react base on the misconception on the term capital, I think he wants to say some thing on salary.

As for the discussion about how much to invest, I really think it depends on the investor's understanding, emotional and mental capacity to withstand whatever the outcomes turns out to be. In my case a newbie who has enough money to invest and can afford to loose it if the reverse is the case, can invest their money as they wish.

It is more preferable for a newbie with zero knowledge to start in an easy way as he continue building it's emotional and mental strength to withstand the market volatility.

Every newbie who is seeing all the post on this forum should by now be educated and should start strategizing on how to use every opportunity that comes their way. If you think any risk is worth taking, please go ahead with the mind to bear the consequence if it doesn't go as you plan. No one should be blamed if anything happen to your fund.

This is not a financial advice! Do your own research.

Which message are you trying to pass here? To discourage or scare away those willing to start with small capital? We know that investment with little capital is not much profitable at first but as a starter, you must start from somewhere no matter how little it seems. The big whales you heard about today were not initially a whale but once a beginner who didn't give up. So investing in bitcoin with a small capital is never a waste of time if you are consistent and working to improve it. After all, it all depends on your financial capacity and your risk tolerance level. The amount you consider big might be very small to someone or vice versa.

As a newbie or starter, there's absolutely nothing wrong if you choose to invest with little amount of money. You might increase your investment budget as time goes on and you begin to understand more about bitcoin. Remember the higher the investment, the higher the risk also.

Nobody should get pressured into investing an amount they won't be comfortable with Hodling when market starts correcting, investing in Bitcoin should be an individual decision and not based on what others are saying, the percentage here might be their own risk limit because removing 20-50% might not be a big money for them but for you it won't give you peace of mind therefore only invest the amount that will be comfortable to you if you lose it to the market (but that's very unlikely to happen) although to be on the safer side only Invest your spare money. It really don't matter if the money is too small but you can do the investing monthly until you have reached your desired target of investment. Don't invest everything one time neither buy with DCA monthly as it helps you to buy more quality of Bitcoin especially during the period that the market is in a bear season.


Most people coming into the industry makes this mistakes of investing above their tolerance level just because they want to make quick profits and this make it difficult for them to hold, capital is a key factor in making gains from the market but understand that you're still a newbie and just starting, take things slowly because the market isn't going anywhere and there's always going to be an opportunity to buy Bitcoin at a lower price when the market corrects. Understand how the market works properly before you start investing big capital into the market. To answer your question, yes newbies should Invest with small capital and increase their capitals as they understand the market better.

Everyone who is involved in cryptocurrency wants to invest in Bitcoin but when it comes to investment amount many people hesitate to invest there because their investment amount is very low and their expectations are high. Bitcoin is definitely a reliable investment medium and it is possible to get good returns from it after a certain period of time. Investing in Bitcoin is less risky than other currencies. An investor irrespective of his ability will get a good return according to the amount invested if he invests in Bitcoin. As a new investor one should invest in Bitcoin according to his/her ability. After gaining good experience from here he can definitely take the best decision for him.

In my opinion, a newbie should start investing in Bitcoin. It doesn't matter if the amount is small; you can still buy a bitcoin unit. Then newbies can develop their skills and experience to invest in other altcoins. It's very important to learn about Bitcoin if you want to learn about the crypto industry. Crypto investment is always risky, but Bitcoin is less risky where you can learn. If you want to gain more at the beginning, then you may regret it later.

I agree with your statement.

Remember the time when the price of BTC skyrocketed on the last quarter of 2017? Lots of newbies invested without giving it much thought and process. There were even some people who just rode the hype and invested blindly without fully understanding on what caused the price of BTC to skyrocket. Fast forward a few months after, the price of BTC plummeted and majority of these people complained about BTC being a "scam" due to this occurrence.

What lesson can we get from this experience? First, if you are a newbie, make sure to understand on what you are investing on. Second, if you are committed in investing, only invest the amount that you are comfortably losing. Third, do not be greedy; and fourth, make sure to reflect and understand the cause of your profit/loss on your investments.

I know for beginners it’s always a must to start with small capital investment, as the risk to lose is quite manageable as well. But if you start generating profits, then you can start increasing the size of your bitcoin portfolio so you can start maximizing your future profits.That way, the more experienced you are, the lesser chances to lose, and the more opportunities to make massive profits you will obtain.

Beginners are free to invest whatever their budget in bitcoin as long as they understand the risks well and they have also made a good plan for their investment. A small investment doesn't mean anything - especially since you're just waiting for it to get more expensive over a certain period of time. So it's best to do your research and find out how you can get started – but it's not recommended you invest if you never really know what the risks are.

If you already have a good knowledge of bitcoin - then it may be safe for you to increase the percentage of your investment budget periodically. I don't expect you to only invest $10 if you have $10k, that's not good planning in investing.

Starting small is the best for newbies but in the case of most newbies we have in the market now, starting small is not a must because they wanted to start big due to their concern about how long it will take them to accumulate a whole BTC.
This is also the major concern of the OP and what they don't understand is that it is not about the starting point but the dedication, determination, and constant DCA investment in BTC.

All I will tell you is to always invest any amount you can afford to lose, whether you are a professional or a newbie. Don't invest any amount that might end up affecting you after your investment. I won't to give anybody any percentage in which they are going to use to invest, but we should know that no investment is too big or too small. Just make sure you don't hurt yourself just because you want to invest. If you are investing a small amount, just be prepared to hold, and you will make a good profit in the future.

If you are new, then you shouldn't be giving investment advice. Bitcoin investment is less risky when you are planning to hold it for a long term, but that does not mean we should invest all our money in bitcoin, and we shouldn't force ourselves to invest. If you don't have the financial capacity yet, then don't force yourself to invest because you won't be able to hold your bitcoin and you will end up selling when you need money.

The most important thing is to invest according to your abilities. Whether you're a newbie or not, investing isn't just about how much money you want to spend but also how much you can actually afford. because, investing in Bitcoin or crypto is a risky thing, so determining the amount of money we want to try to spend is something that must be done. This is so that it doesn't surprise us when the value of our investment suddenly drops and has a bad impact. Investing with a smaller nominal value first can also be done to ensure that we first understand how to do this.

The market is not really controlling us when it comes to the amount of our investments, but if we are aware of its risk, then we should learn to be responsible whatever the effects of our actions. So to lessen the risk, newbies should learn to limit their investment first and invest only on the amount they can afford to lose.

Newbies have less knowledge on the market and are still not capable to invest and be in profits. Investing based on their own capability is crucial so if they start investing with a small amount, that is more acceptable so they can avoid losing too much especially that they are still starting to invest.

The thing is that some people doesn't consult properly before investing in bitcoin, at least as a someone who want to invest in bitcoin and you are not acclimatised with the environmental conditions of bitcoin but you want to venture into such investment, what I will advice a newbie to do during the process of investing in bitcoin or any other cryptocurrencies is that, you should make a proper research or investigation before you invest in any of cryptocurrency, in the aspect of alternative coins, ensure you have make findings on the particular coin you want to invest and know the capability or the potential of the project before investing in it. But in the aspect of bitcoin what I would want any newbie to do towards bitcoin investment is that, invest what you can afford to lose and also make sure that you invest with your spare money so that you won't be curious over monitoring your investment because of bearish market

Well for me I think it's solely dependent on two factors which are what the OP already stated the availability of funds(capital) and secondly the level of knowledge to what you actually putting your money into because most people tend to just rush and invest their money without properly understanding the assets they are getting involved in which in turn might caused serious upset and fear making the investment even lose. As a newbie if the two factors are cover then I actually feel you have no limitations to your investment.

Regardless of whether you are a beginner or a professional trader, investing in Bitcoin is safer than investing in altcoins. But it is the beginner who should strictly adhere to this rule, since he does not have sufficient knowledge to invest in altcoins.

And from what I observed some newbies are investing small or big in Bitcoin without any knowledge or without even trying to learn the basics of Bitcoin like understanding how Bitcoin works.
It's a very no-no for me, even how big or small your investment is and without proper education or learning, it's overall bad.

They always rely on the short information they read then think about they know everything already on bitcoin investment that's why they stumble by taking wrong decision and realize that they made a wrong calculation on their investment. That's why that experience show us that we need deeper knowledge about bitcoin and its always good for us that we can read TA and have knowledge about DCA so that we can lower down the risk upon investing on bitcoin.

This doesn't mean that if you are small trader/investor you don't need to do this since it applicable on any investment sizes so better get more knowledge and skills before trying to take the risk especially if we are new.

You should invest with any capital, even if it is $ 50. The fact is that this may be a small amount, but it is real money and not some kind of demo account. And with all operations performed with this amount, you will feel your responsibility. And this will train you to take the deposit seriously. I started with an amount of about $ 400, and then I was able to greatly increase the amount on the deposit. And this is the right approach, because if a beginner is given a large deposit right away, he may lose it due to carelessness.

Yes, I agree with you that capital is the main factor in making reasonable profits from bitcoin investments. It is undeniable that the higher your capital investment in bitcoin, the higher the profit someone will make. So far, anyone who needs a lot from a bitcoin investment needs to invest a reasonable amount, but take this advice. Don't invest more than you can afford to lose, because there is no guarantee in bitcoin investment—in fact, not only bitcoin but also other investments. So don't be too eager to invest more than what you can afford to lose in bitcoin because people are saying the more capital you have, the more profitable you will be. Instead, invest based on your trust in bitcoin.


I don't think any amount is too small or too big to invest in Bitcoin, but it all depends on the amount you weigh and the trust you have in Bitcoin. The only thing is, don't invest based on people's observations because they say it is too risky or that Bitcoin is so profitable. Let your research give you the knowledge and let your knowledge be the direction of the amount you are ready to afford to lose in bitcoin investment, and I will say that is a wise idea because many people are just investing anyhow in bitcoin investment because of what people are saying about it.

Capital isn't the only main factor, I think the knowledge and experience are also major factors. Your mentality is also another factor that has crucial role in your investment. So, it is untrue if you only focus on the capital as the major factor.

If you are a newbie, small capital is enough. A newbie doesn't deserve to invest in big capital because he still has lack of knowledge, no experience, and weak mentality. A newbie must be difficult to deal with high volatility in Bitcoin, too much FUDs, and unpredictable trends in the market. So, it is too risky if a newbie suddenly tries to invest in a big capital.

Don't forget that the greater capital means the higher chance to lose bigger money, too!
I can understand if an experienced investor needs a bigger capital. But I think it is not recommended for a newbie to use bigger capital. Don't be too obsessed for higher profits when you are still a newbie. You need to ensure to have sufficient knowledge, good experience, and strong mentality firstly.

20%-40% of the capital? How much it is in dollars?
We are talking how much the capital/funds, right? We don't talk about how percentage the allocation for an investment.
IMHO, a newbie must invest below $100. He can target the profits for a short term. If he already know well about BTC investment, he can raise the capital gradually.

If we can't provide a considerable amount of capital in one go, there is always this DCA method where we can accumulate Bitcoin as time pass by.  There is no rule that forbid anyone from buying Bitcoin in a fixed and constant manner to accumulate a target amount of BTC.


Why not the whole of your capital?  If you are sure that the risk in investing in BTC is minimal then it is a good move to invest 100% of our capital.  Then we can just save another one to venture for another investment.

It would be a waste if we only invest a portion of our capital if we know that the risk is minimal and the possibility of profit is high.  It is not being greedy but being practical.  One can say to diversify but I think there is a time for that when we are able to save money for another batch of investment.

OP, as a newbie that is desired to invest in Bitcoin, what I would  want to advise is for you to take out time to study about bitcoin, do your due diligence before making your investment. Because it is when you've known how the market works, that's when you can know the exact amount for you to invest, wether it is small or large amount of money.
When you're well educated about bitcoin, then whatever decision your making will be referred to as an informed decision. Because as a beginner, you need to do more research and ask more questions from the field marshal's just the way your doing now before taking the bold step of investment. When you do this, it will be easier for you navigate the crypto market and know how to manage your investment properly.

In anything you do always think of the negative outcome  even if the chance of success lies at 75 -90% anything can happen, so I don't really consider this as a good advice .

It's normal to add a larger percentage but considering everything isn't a good one for me though ,Expectations are limited to some extent so always have a backup plans for all.... no matter what

Cryptocurrency and Bitcoin are still very risky investments compared to other assets like real states, business, etc. it is probably the riskiest of all since you dont really get anything that is tangible so you might be hoping for nothing since the price projection is just depending on the supply and demand in the market. If you're going to ask me, cryptocurrency investment should be the last investment you should make after you already have the other. For most investors, you should only invest only around 10-20% of your income in cryptocurrency because you could still lose money.

Dollar Cost averaging is already a thing and a good strategy even if you are a newbie but it if thing that you have enough knowledge of Bitcoin and cryptocurrency and know what you are doing, you could already start investing by DCA you could always buy a small amount of Bitcoin every week or month whenever you like to, and start to accumulate Bitcoin, it might not look a big amount but overtime you could accumulate more and probably its also a good opportunity at times like this bear market because you could buy bitcoin while the market price is still low.

Like any/all investments, it’s always wise to put in what you can always afford to lose. This applies to both new and experienced individuals.

There isn’t any fixed amount for newbies to invest as income level varies amongst individuals. Some individuals who are new to cryptocurrency tend to get overly optimistic and excited. Sometimes newbies, being ignorant, hasty and perhaps too excited at investing with delusional thoughts of making big profits quickly, put in more than they can afford to lose only to end up losing it to scammers.

To avoid falling into despair, newbies should invest an amount that’s negligible and deemed safe enough. There also won’t be any hurt feelings and regrets later on.

It would be nice if the investment made could produce profits, but if the opposite is true, it will actually cause loss if it continues. Capital is a basic need when investing because without capital we cannot do it and capital will also determine the level of profit we get when investing. Bitcoin is one of the best investments at the moment and when investments are carried out correctly, risks will be easier to minimize, because with knowledge people can carry out investments correctly and not do something beyond their abilities.

Capital and risk will always appear in investments anywhere, not only in bitcoin, but knowledge is needed to see potential risks that need to be minimized, bitcoin has shown a path that has a repeating pattern called correction or recovery. If someone knows how to invest correctly, it is easy for them to avoid the risk of loss because bitcoin always has a moment of recovery before reaching the next ATH.

I see OP is optimistic about the future potential of BTC and knows exactly the impact of investing in BTC if entering with small capital Now. Maybe we should also convey this general point to those who have just entered the market, to always use unused money for important daily needs or cold money to enter the world of crypto trading, especially BTC.

and regarding the amount needed in my opinion it will always vary, because if you want to relax and be safe it's a little, but if you want fast capital turnover as you said above provided you always update and know where the market is going, but the BTC pattern is very identical in the long term, at least 3-5 years, then the profits will be felt.

Totally agree, In a quite high-risk investment like Bitcoin and Stock, if someone ask me this kind of question my answer is most of the time, 'Invest with the amount of money you can afford to lose'. Other than that, investing with the money you can afford to lose, make you less worries when your portfolio is failing, we wouldn't be anxious to sell the asset, if we currently got unclaimed loss, so we can continue to accumulate and grow our portfolio.

Well, the point is that OP is just new to the crypto space which is not ideal for putting huge amounts for investment even though he is optimistic about the future of Bitcoin. And the reason is that he was prone to losing them all and it was hurt on their side which I think we don't need to see them suffering terrible losses at first. Perhaps, we can increase our investment gradually once we are fully ready and know more about the market trend. It is just keeping them safer than making them regret it.

For starters the crypto ecosystem is one vast world, how much you invest will depend on how much you want to be receiving, like they say your output determines your input!

Btw, when you bring in the subject of investing in the crypto ecosystem, it could mean buying and holding of the BTC which has no limit on how much you can start with, it could mean providing liquidity to a gambling platform as a silent investor which has minimums/maximums depending on the platform,  

Very much true, and many of us want to be rich from small bits of satoshis like the first generation of Bitcoin investors...

and unfortunately, lightning doesn't strike twice in the same spot and the strategy has to change.

I think the whole essence of investment is broadened when anyone stakes as high as they can afford to at the time.... Newbie or not.
On the other hand, it's imperative that most people take steps to actualizing their dreams of HODLing as much as they'd want to... I would recommend that later for a person that doesn't have self control and patience as a sole virtue.

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Bitcoin is a high risk investment, it not quite high risk investment.  ;)
Because it has a high risk, we are always advised to use safe money. It means the amount of money that we won't mind for the worse scenario (a loss).
Moreover, when we are a newbie, we may still have some obstacles and challenges to understand Bitcoin investment. That's why we are suggested to start with small capital firstly. So, when we get a loss in the early our journey, it won't ruin our motivation to keep investing in Bitcoin. While if we get a loss in a big money, I'm sure it can lead to exit Bitcoin investment forever (lost interest in BTC).

Investing in Bitcoin will be basically base on how much funds you have, you can't because you want to make a larger profit in Bitcoin and you invest more than what you budgeted to invest, because you want to meet up of investing twenty percent or forty percent that will enable you to make more profit, no, you got it wrong from this aspect, for you to invest inw any cryptocurrency as newbies or someone that is being invested before, what you need to do is to make sure what you want to invest will not affect your life, what you really need in cryptocurrency investment is to invest what you can afford to lose not by the percentage, be happy in any profit you realize in any investment since you haven't experienced lost

a beginner really has to invest with small capital first, because a beginner usually doesn't fully understand the procedures for trading in BTC or investing in BTC, so by starting with small capital first I think it's a good decision, because beginners can learn and see the risks investing in BTC so if already understand and knowledge has increased then can invest in BTC with large capital.

Investments, whether small amount or big amount, we never do with the intention of loss, but always for profit,Therefore, before making any investment, it is very important to know the risks and various factors involved in that investment. Losses are an integral part of every investment,but I think Bitcoin has the least risk of loss,but the condition is that if the investment is done at the right time.So before investing in bitcoin or anywhere else if you have complete knowledge and experience about it then investing with big money can be started. Most people suffer because of their own mistakes, so it would be wrong to criticize Bitcoin.

Newbies can also get discouraged if they invest in BTC at the wrong time. I think newbies should divide their capital into four parts and invest one part in the beginning. When the price of Bitcoin falls, the second investment can be made with a reasonable difference from the price of the first. therefore  it is important to know about the investment percentage as well as the right strategy and right timing.

Well, any amount will do as long as that's the money that you can afford to lose. What matter is, you tried and from that experience, you'll gain knowledge and deep understanding about Bitcoin. Then, if that time comes, you can decide if you'll going to add more funds to increase the chances of getting a huge return or will opt to use other strategy available.

Anyway, I think the problem for some newbies is, they want to risk a small amount to invest then will have a high hopes of huge return from that small funds (this what I noticed to those investing in shitcoins even it's risky). But when it comes to Bitcoin, the more the better. Therefore if you're capable to invest a decent amount that would be good. But this is solely for investors who already have knowledge about Bitcoin investment and aware of the risk associated with it.

Yeah you're correct, actually these your explanation reminds me of DCA strategy which works almost as the way you explained it, because a Newbies may not really understand the basis, concept and fundamentals of Bitcoin as such over investing on Bitcoin were as they could ran out of funds but with the help of DCA strategy it will help on risk management and structure the psychology of a beginner to invest slowly but consistently accumulating Bitcoin with a plan to open a reserve funds account were as if any needs arise the reserve funds will cover for it, so this is actually the best method for newbies to use.

The capital you mean in the details you explain is more inclined towards financial, of course money is one of the capital that every investor must have. But you need other capital besides money, your knowledge and skills in investing also greatly determine the results of your investment.

You can buy any coin you want with money, but without capital knowledge in investing will potentially reduce the value of your money. Invest according to your abilities, don't force it too much if you don't have investment skills, the greater the value of the money you invest, the greater the risk of loss.

Regarding investment capital in Bitcoin, the presentation you explained makes sense. Because in the range of 20% - 40% capital invested in Bitcoin can be said to be very ideal. But this percentage cannot be averaged for everyone who will invest in bitcoin. Because everyone has a different amount of capital.

For example, having capital or cold money that someone can invest in Bitcoin is $100. Then if you look at the percentage you made, it means that from $100 dollars, the safe point of capital that can be invested is around $20-$40. And to be honest, investing in bitcoin using capital that is not too large, the results/profits will definitely not be large.

Maybe in my personal opinion, the percentage you explain is more suitable for people who have quite large or very large capital. Because for people who have small capital, I think this percentage will be very inaccurate.

For a beginner in the field of bitcoin investment, in my personal opinion, if the beginner studies bitcoin very well and very carefully. I am sure, whether investing with small or large capital, the end results have the potential to be very good. Because knowledge in bitcoin investment plays a very important role. So if an investor or someone who is just starting to invest in Bitcoin has mastered the knowledge (history, system, cycles), I'm sure it won't be a big problem even if they use any amount of capital.

Indeed, for a beginner, there is one element that is not yet possessed, namely experience. However, if a beginner invests in Bitcoin, his knowledge of Bitcoin is already mastered. Even though they don't have experience, it doesn't rule out the possibility for beginners to see or see the chronology of the experiences of more senior bitcoin investors. So beginners can take lessons from the experiences of experienced bitcoin investors.

In terms of investment, you can begin with any amount you have, because it is not even recommended for a beginner to begin investing with large sums of money; Instead, they should learn more and understand the type of risk involved. that's the reason, our members are constantly advising even you if you really want to invest! Spend only what you can afford to lose on investments. You can know go and apply for a loan in the area that you wish to invest. You will return it once you have made a profit. But what if you fail? That's why it's a good idea to have your own money saved up before establishing any kind of business.

Investing with small capital is like an experiment while learning for every beginner, and there is nothing wrong if a newbie does this as long as he is not disappointed and regrets when his experiment fails. Because of this main requirement, newbies are required to learn first before trying anything such as investing or trading even with very small capital.

However, trying to do a little action while learning is also not wrong because this can also train someone to be more familiar when he already knows everything about investing and trading. The only thing that a newbie is really afraid of is how to manage his own emotions and patience when he is faced with risks or losses that may not yet be perfect.

I will contribute based on the title of your content . When it comes to bitcoin investment for newbies it is not even advisable for them to start their investment with a large amount because a beginner who doesn't have experience in bitcoin investment have high risk to be of lose of investment. 

It will be more preferable for beginners to start small just to get more experience in the market,  with the experience gotten from the early days of investment it won't be complicated for the beginners when dealing with bigger investment. Investment in bitcoin is not just about money but discipline,  patience,  and focus,  and all these are are gotten from experience.

It is very important for newbies to know how to own and manage bitcoins in their wallets. They need to explore and get very comfortable using bitcoin.
Newbies should invest a very little amount into bitcoin before they get comfortable using and know how to secure their coins.
Once they become good at it then it's their personal choice and can invest whatever they like as long as they believe in it.

Nobody is supposed to decide for you on the amount that you are supposed to invest, you are the only one that knows your financial capacity, so it’s left for you to know the amount that you will invest, but don’t hurt yourself just because you want to invest in bitcoin, don’t force yourself to invest big, no amount of bitcoin is too small, don’t starve yourself just because you want to invest, and always invest any amount that you know you can afford to lose, meaning don’t invest all your money in bitcoin.

People investing in bitcoin without basic knowledge are just taking a great risk. For any investment you are about to make, make sure you do your research about it and understand what it’s really all about. If you don’t have basic knowledge, don’t be surprised that even if you invest a small amount, you might end up losing even the small amount in which you invested. If you are interested in bitcoin, then you should be ready to learn.

Learning should be the first step for a newbie in my opinion. When a person enters the market with the intent to earn money by making investments, they might be in a hurry because who doesn't like earning money, right? But that's the wrong way to go about it, you can't start making investments quickly just because you want to start earning as soon as possible because that will make you make reckless decisions and it will eventually cost you money for sure.

That's why, I always ask newbies to first start learning, learn everything possible and necessary about the market, the exchanges, and their tools, about different cryptocurrencies and their forms, so that when you enter the market as a trader, you don't get confused when you encounter something.

Newbies and professionals both need to invest the amount they can afford to lose. We cannot say that because someone has already been in the market for a long time, they should invest a large amount of money, or we should say that since someone is new to the market, they should invest a small amount of money. Both can result in losing or making a profit, so the only thing is to invest the amount you can afford to lose. Don’t say that because you are already professional, you will invest a large amount of money. Remember that no amount is small when it comes to investment. What you consider is yourself. Make sure you don’t invest and start having financial problems. You will still go back to what you have already invested. But if it’s small, you will hoard for a long time and get your profit when the target is reached.

That could be an option and it was advisable for newbies due to lack of knowledge and market experience. It is just like testing ourselves, a trial and error to know if we can really afford to take risks and manage our emotions. Many people had started big as they thought that they could manage it well but sadly, a crisis came, and lost their emotions and sold their Bitcoin at a cheaper price. This is the thing that we have to anticipate as newbies a reason why it was better to start with a small amount and see if we are capable enough to handle stress. Besides, we can increase our capital if we feel that we can do it well.

This strategy is very beneficial for newbies as well as experienced people, often even experienced people buy all their capital in crypto currency at once. Sometimes, when the price of Bitcoin falls significantly, people think that the price will not fall further from here, and in the lure of profit, they immediately invest all their capital in Bitcoin or any crypto currency.

That's why I think always keep 30% of your fund in reserve, so that anytime the market crashes, you have the fund to buy. Often times we buy crypto currency with all our funds, after which the market often falls further, and we don't have any funds to buy, and a good opportunity is lost. The best thing about DCA is that we can improve our buying average, and most importantly, we can improve our profit rate.

They always made wrong calculation regarding to what possible movement bitcoin could go that's why they experience to lose by continuous dumping since they are not so careful monitoring the market sentiments of people especially the news released by the press. To many situations need to consider that's why for starting up newbies they need to invest small amount first before taking big step on trades so that if market will not favor to them they still have many chances to recover since it didn't hurt much their whole capital.

We always need to have reserves since we can study the market well and for sure with that we can gain a lot of experience which can help us to became a more better skilled trader.

It is not recommended newbi invest the entire all in fund and maybe this applies to old people as well. Because in trading there is management that you have to do as you wrote. DCA may be done by an old trader who has a good understanding of trading, while Newbi may learn to manage funds is a good start. Start with a small fund and learn how to manage your funds so that they grow and don't run out. Newbi doesn't have to think profitably, focus on learning. That's the best moment where you will be more successful in the next.

You are mixing points and might mislead people if care is not taken. As you are trying to establish a point between the newbie and professional traders, you are neglecting the fact that pocket sizes are not the same. Come to think of it, if someone is a newbie and can afford to lose a certain big amount of money, should the person now invest big in trading? That is where your narrations are wrong. Without mincing words, newbies should start with small investments no matter how rich they are, they can continue to increase it as their knowledge/experience grows, but should never invest based on their capacity of affordance.

As for the professional traders, they are already experienced, and as such, they know how to handle their portfolio, unless they are not indeed professional traders. They should of course invest based on what they could afford to lose.

The amount a newbie should invest in bitcoin or any other cryptocurrencies is subjective to how much each individual can comfortably afford to lose. It has always been stated and advised to invest only what you can afford to lose and that is the standard "amount every investor should invest". Unless of course you have an investment strategy or plan "mine is Bitget range sniper; Bitget's Range Sniper allows investors to speculate on the underlying price change of any coin, BTC inclusive with a guaranteed basic APR and even at that, you should STILL INVEST ONLY WHAT YOU CAN AFFORD TO LOSE.

I would say from my point of view it is better for beginners to invest in Bitcoin with small capital. This is because a Bitcoin beginner always has the fear of losing his money. As I am a beginner there is always a fear working in me that if I invest too much I will somehow lose my investment. From my point of view, a beginner should start investing in Bitcoin with a small amount of capital. Because investing in Bitcoin with a small capital will increase his courage from there and later he will have the courage to invest more Bitcoin and he will have no fear. If he invests a small amount in the beginning, he will know all the successive rules of investment, then if he invests a large amount later, he will not need to know any rules of investment. He can hold his investment very safely and no fear will work in him.

I hope you are aware that most or some newbie here have a good or better background on crypto so i will suggest you don't centered this to them because most of them are lord when it comes to crypto and investment. You should ask yourself why do most newbie understands the forum easily and also rank up quick? The answer is, they already know almost everything that is been discussed or going on here. And don't advice people on how they should go about their investment and other things, different people with different target, we enter investment with what we can afford to lose though most people enter with what they can't afford to lose that is why when they make loss they start complaining and say all sorts of things and I think nobody knows exactly what will happen after investment or after entering crypto that is to say that we are predicting/guessing what will happen based on the analysis been carried out but that point in time in which your prediction/guess happens or come to pass is grace for me not luck or expertise because if you are sure of the outcome you may even borrow to invest or enter a particular crypto.

They can buy as much they want if they have the knowledge of BTC because, is not by the money you save in your bank to invest in BTC but the most important thing is the knowledge of BTC and once you have the knowledge to control your investment, I guess you will achieve a good reward from your investment.

One of the advantage that will guarantee that a newbies will going to make it in the future is, when the newbies buy BTC when the price is low and hodl till when the price will reach higher in the market and, such newbies will surely achieve a good profits in the future.

Newbies have less knowledge and experience when it comes to bitcoin investment, so whatever crypto influencers say, they tend to believe easily, and probably that's the biggest mistake following other people's advices without taking time to verify it. It's like when those influencers say to invest a huge amount in order to gain massive profits as well, well it's partly true but it does not totally works like that with bitcoin. Even if you have the huge capital, but you don't have a clear strategy on how to make your investment works and gain profits, you will still lose in the end. That's why investing in bitcoin is open for everyone, but in reality, not all are capable to invest in bitcoin, the reason why majority are still losing and few only succeeded in the long run.

Bitcoin is the best to invest.  If anyone wants to invest he should suggest Bitcoin.  Moreover, Bitcoin is a very reliable coin.  There is no loss of money if you invest in Bitcoin.  Moreover, during the bull run, we could see how much those who had been investing in Bitcoin for a long time have benefited.  So if someone has little capital and wants to invest in something then I would say invest in Bitcoin.  It will be long term but the money will be safe.  And if you can make a fairly good amount by investing little by little, it will be more profitable during the bull run.

Bitcoin is the best investment assets in the future but small capital seems not worth yet behind bitcoin have reached most higher price, currently investing under $100 in bitcoin is very small capital and I don't think possibility earn much profitable around bitcoin raise up to 20% just getting 20$ profitable.
But keep accumulate with small capital and consistency every week or every month spending around 100$ to 300$ in bitcoin, its worth for long term investment and keep hold it as long term investment assets and selling after raising up drastically for several years later, if small fund investing in bitcoin but not consistency purchasing every week or every months seems not worth less and better with altcoin has chance growing up faster than bitcoin price.

everyone who is into cryptocurrency investment supposed have known that is supposed to invest what we can afford to lose, meaning that with cryptocurrency investment you can make a profit and you equal loss and when you loss you don't to be depressed, so it's encouraging for someone to invest with its spare money not the money that sustained him or she, so we should be try to understand the basics concept of investment and know the amount of money we can invest in cryptocurrency and when lose it and it will not be painful to us, mostly we that knows the implications of investment.

Although Bitcoin is a recommended investment, it also has the risk. If you don't know when the right time for entry and exit, you may end up with losses. So, always invest in Bitcoin with sufficient knowledge! It is risky investment, too. It is true that we are in the bullrun season, but people who don't know when the right time to take profits, probably fails to succeed at the end.

Whether you have big or small capital, investing in Bitcoin is always recommended. It can be short or long term, it depends on when you decide to entry and what your goal.  ;)

Well is obvious that bitcoin is the most reliable coin to invest, it also happens to be the most profitable coin in the crypto space. However as a newbie you need to learn how to time the market so as to know the right time to buy/sell your coin, because if you don't have this knowledge there's no way you're going to make profit from bitcoin investment, instead you end up losing your funds.

Even though we know that bitcoin is a reliable coin to invest in, there is something to consider still because when you say there is no loss in bitcoin, I will take it like you are just persuading someone to join because for someone who doesn’t know about bitcoin, they will think that as they put their money in, the money will just be increasing daily without any drop-down, which is not how bitcoin works. Bitcoin pumps up and also drops down, so to a newbie, the drop-down of bitcoin is like a loss for him because he will lose some of his profit. So if you really want someone to benefit from bitcoin, detailed information is required to be given, and the most important thing is that you should try to endure. You tell him to invest the money that he can afford to lose in order to let him know he is about to take a risk. 

However, beginners who are too eager for quick profits will trade without thinking about anything whether it is DCA or other strategies. they will only buy when the hype occurs and will sell when the crash occurs, they panic so there will be no profit. Starting to learn from small capital will be very helpful and not only about profits at first but how you can learn how to manage funds, risk management and learn how market conditions work and see how trading tools work.

Just like investment does not require age you are old or young you can invest in BTC same is true with capital you can invest in small as well as large capital.  It depends on the pocket of the investor and how much he can afford to invest.  If you put small capital you can get a small profit and vice versa. So I suggested do investment whether it is small or large but one thing is to gain knowledge and information first. This is the basic thing on which you can start up and make hour profits.  Newbies should keep in mind that without knowledge and experience, they will not survive in the market for even a single week. To save your capital from wastage go and grab more knowledge about bitcoin.

Bitcoin newbies mean those who are completely inexperienced, investors must be careful when investing first. At first investment should not be too much because the most important thing in investing is to gain experience. As a newbie gains experience first, this acquired experience will help him grow his investment portfolio. So himFirst one should invest experimentally with a very small amount of capital and gain knowledge about various important aspects of investment. If an investor faces a loss in investing with a large amount of capital at the beginning, then that investor will suffer psychologically and if financially damaged, later that investor will lose all desire and desire to invest. So himIn the case of investing, you must first invest in the best coins in the Bitcoin or coin market so that if those coins are dumped after investing, then there is a possibility of price correction of those coins later. Moreover, there are other important things for a new investor, in which greed control and excessive emotion control are also very important. So a new oneAn investor cannot suddenly master all aspects of investing, so he should first gain experience by investing small amounts.

I have introduced some big investors to Bitcoin and as a beginner they invested a lot of money in Bitcoin, the only warning that I gave them was to never invest any money that they will need in a year and a half.

Since these beginners have good business and they keep making money, it is easier for them to invest a lot of money, I am confident in this action because.

1. They understood the risk.

2. They are not in a hurry to make money.

3. It is Bitcoin.

It's been a year already and they have made good gains on Bitcoin since they bought around 22k, they are waiting for the price action of Bitcoin after the halving to take profits just like I planned too.

The safest investment to introduce to anyone is Bitcoin, just make sure that they understand the risk and are not in a hurry to make money, the biggest issue with beginners is that they want to make money faster.