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From basic economic principles, if you have a higher capital, you will certainly have higher returns compared to starting with a smaller capital. If you're just chasing returns or expecting a huge profit margin but pay slight attention to how much you use as your capital, even when you make a profit, the extent of your profit will largely depend on how much is your Capital.

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                                                       50%  profit on $1000 is $500
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Don't chase bigger returns, chase more capital. This is also applicable to How much you invest in Bitcoin and how much profit you can get from it.

It's not always black and white.

Yeah it's true having bigger capital will make you to earn high return, you still need to pay attention with the percentage.

You need to overtake inflation in your country, I'm not sure which country you live, but in my country the inflation rate stated by central banks is 6%, but the reality the inflation rate is around 10%-15%.

So, earning 5% is still not enough, in the long run your money will lose the value.

This is dependent on a few things. It may be true in most cases, but it's not entirely correct in all areas of investment.
When you're taking just one asset or investment into consideration, then it's correct. Like what you did with Bitcoin, but even that is also to a certain extent.
People who bought $100 worth of Bitcoin in 2012 have made more profit than people who bought $10,000 worth of Bitcoin in 2024. Obviously, the one who bought with $10,000 has more capital and spent more, but the one who used just a hundred bucks has made far more profit. If he didn't sell he'll have about 8-9 bitcoins now because the price of bitcoin then was about $13.

When I said it's not entirely the same when you put different investments into consideration, let's say one person invests in Bitcoin and another person buys shares of a company. If one buys shares worth $200k and gets a dividend of 4%, he gets $8000 at the end of the year, while someone who uses $100k to buy bitcoin at the same time would most likely make more than 10% at the end of the year and that's about a $10,000 profit.

So the time of your investment and the assets you're investing in matters. Also, how long you're going to leave that asset is a consideration. Most times the longer the asset stays before liquation matters.

Yes it's actually true that the higher the capital the higher the returns, but you also need to be aware that it's vice versa, if you can make a whole lot of money in a very short period of time with bigger capital, you can also lose a whole lot of money in a very short period of time, so it's not always green, but to me, as long as it cryptocurrency generally, it's very much advisable to invest only what you can afford to lose, so that if things went south, you wouldn't have to be in a very difficult situation.

So in essence is that, it's very much important to invest only what you can afford to lose, so that your emotions can be in check if your investment isn't playing out as expected.

A good product can also attract capital to itself. As an entrepreneur creating an innovative product, if the demand is high even when you have little capital investment you can attract investors with deeper pockets who are interested in the potential profit margin. In essence; more capital also chase bigger returns, they just have enough money to bear the risk that comes with it.

You're right, but it's known advice, and emphasising on the importance of capital will drive smaller investors to small cap coins. They believe their investment amount is too low and they need to get an unknown token worth 0.1cents and dream it gets to a dollar.

Wow, you really thought this over, right?
Chase capital? What the fuck does it even mean?

Your advice is basically telling people to have more money to invest, how do you get more money, by having better returns, which then nukes your whole statement! For god's sake, those ideas and advice that would get you an F- in elementary school are really becoming boring!

That’s true but it’s not always true.

Investing huge capital is important as businesses have more chances to grow if capital is higher but it doesn’t always guarantee that your profit will be higher just because you had higher capital. There are situations where because there is so much capital, the profit needs to be extremely high as well which are not met. Thus, losses are formed.
In the context of bitcoin, higher investment means higher profit yes. But you also have to factor in how you will manage this investment and be able to extract maximum profits.

Sometimes its not all about high capital but the understandings towards the investment structure you are dealing on. Since if you only have a lot of money but you don't know what to do then you go on certain investment schemes because you think their offer is good and you can earn a lot from them then chances to lose a lot of money is so high. If we also go on trading then same situation will happen especially if you can't handle the situation also your emotion.

So try to learn a lot of things about crypto investment before wasting or trying to risk your capital because if you already acquired a great knowledge about bitcoin or crypto investment or trading then maybe all what you have been said here has a lot of sense.

This is a well-known fact and it is the secret of most of the rich guys you see or read about, it is not that they are super in thinking or are harder workers the way many people think but it's because they have the leverage that most people do not have, which is the adequate funding and the ability to buy people's brain to increase their productivity. This is why I do not look down on anyone who finds it difficult to be rich having tried enough, they may not be privileged to have access to the needed money.

Well, if I may ask, how do you get the bigger capital when you do not have it? This is why you see people chasing the bigger return. But as true as your advice is, it is still possible to chase the bigger return, but systematically. For instance, if you want to trade Gold with a broker and dream of using 1 lot size (10x) despite having $250 in your trading account. Fine, your dream is to get there, but you don't just risk the whole $250 to get there immediately, that is suicidal.

You might start with a small risk and continue to accumulate your gains and manage your account to success. Over time, if you are a good trader, in about 6 months, you might be using that lot size comfortably. That is the only smart way I can think of because if you never chase the goal, you may never get there since the capital will not fall from heaven.

Now, how can someone achieve $100,000 if they born from poor parents and live in poor countries? ???

It's easier to said than done, not all people can get high paid job, they need to invest their money as young as possible to hedge against inflation, they also need to pay taxes, not to mention if they fell sick or their family needs money in hurry.

If we all have a choice to pick either born by rich parents or poor parents, everyone will choose the rich ones.

You can try bigger capital when you already have lots of experience to predict future prices, but if you are just the same as the newbie guy who is still in the trial and error phase, stick to having less capital that you can throw and just keep learning.

So many of them tried to make huge profits by starting big capital and then just ended up thinking how wrong it was after they lost the capital.

Yes of course but we must not forget the risks. A  bigger capital makes you benefit more but it may expose you to a greater loss. Losing 50,000$ for example is not the same as losing 5,000$. In my opinion the higher the budget the higher the returns and the risk of loss as well. 

The thing that everyone may agree on here is that with a small capital with the necessary planning and work, may help you obtain a bigger capital and greater benefit.

Well it's that having bigger capital will allow you to gain bigger amount of money if you are winning in a trade. A lot of day traders use this technique in the stock market using a huge margin provided by the broker. In that case, they are able to square off the trade faster. But it's not possible for the small traders to have such capital.

But please understand the risk part of it. It someone is not winning in a trade, it's easy for them to loose a huge amount of money in a matter of time and also if a suitable stop loss is not added.

Yes, if we want to start a business or any kind of business, it would be better if we only need sufficient capital in this case, even if the profits are small, but if we get this regularly, of course this will be a learning or experience for us. Don't start with large capital, at least we have to look at the market share first, if we have found the rhythm of the market share, it would be better to increase the business capital or business. Those who prioritize big profits have their expectations too high in this case, whether it's their thoughts of wanting to get rich quickly, and wanting to get money quickly. So he spent a large amount of capital, of course the results he got were even greater. Of course, if we are not accompanied by knowledge, no matter how much capital you spend, of course you will experience losses forever.

While not incorrect, it is an oversimplification.

Higher capital (amount to invest) will often open up better quality investment opportunities (lower fees, higher potential returns for a given level of risk, etc.) than a smaller investment.

You have missed also the other side on which if we do base up with the % then it would be understandable or would be something in mirror on how much you would potentially lost too on the moment that the market would go south and this is something that you should really be that considering out rather than on making yourself that being too optimistic just because you've seen that bugger capital would be giving out that bigger profits on which its true but we do know that when it comes to loses then it would really be just that the same. If you are someone whose really having that lots of money then you wont really minding that much.Whereas, into those people who do have just that less and trying out to strive on making their small capital to make it big then it would really be something a serious matter when it comes to gains and loses.

It would really be having its pros and cons too on which it would really be just that depending on you on how you would really be that handling yourself on such condition or situation.
Always take up some consideration about risks management on which this is something that mainly you would really be needing on the moment that you would really be deciding on having
that engagement into this unpredictable space.

What this slightly ignores is the level of risks involved. It's obvious math that you can earn more money if you start with more money. However most people don't feel comfortable putting large amounts in a high risk situation for a 5% return, because there is often the possibility in a worst case scenario that all your money could be lost. In the world of investing, bitcoin is up there in the extremely high risk category, like investing in a small oil driller in a volatile African country, which could get wiped out if rebels invaded their operating area. Investing is a massive matrix of risk Vs reward and you cannot only focus on one aspect of it to get good returns.

It's a known fact that bigger capital results into higher returns, but it's not happening all the time. It's certainly a case to case basis, if you invest in a potential coin with bigger capital, it's expected that you will also gain bigger amount in returns.

However, if you invest a huge capital into a newly coin in the market that has not proven its potentials yet, most likely the result won't be the same with your expectations. In fact, with this type of investment, the chances to lose more is even greater than the opportunity to gain bigger profits, simply because you invested in a coin that has not been trusted in the market by majority.

Bro just said skill issue, just get rich lol. While I do agree somewhat, it's more like higher capital invites more opportunities to create higher quality forms of investments in general. Oversimplifying it with higher returns make it seem like an advantage but it also invites an equal amount of possible loss. 5% profit for 100k is indeed 5k, but a loss of 5% is also 5k. What I'm describing by "opportunities" here is that by that point of 100k, 5k is probably just peanuts or something you can earn rather easily lol.

It's best to start with the little that you can. Most of the big time investors and rich magnates are telling that to anybody.

They have the money to start big but they started with the least that they can.

We understand that the higher capital, bigger return is the logic in investing. But if you don't have that much capital, you really to have somewhere to start with the little that you can.

What you said makes sense but look at OP's example, if your capital is 100k and your profit is only 5% but you can already make 10x more profit than someone with 1k capital $ with 50% profit. That means you still make more money, are richer, and I don't think inflation will affect you if you spend like someone with $1k.
That's why rich people who own millions of dollars will choose investments that bring small profits but have high safety like gold and they are still richer than bitcoin investors with capital small.

I would say it's depends on the type of investment or how you hand your business. It is not always what you feel or how you see it. Sometimes bigger amount used for investment does not guarantee or gives a greater return. Though I can't  really say there is no profit in investing with a huge money, but sometimes uncertainty do happens when out of carelessness and negligence may cause a person to lose a large fund in business, hence business is prone to profit and lose which a person must experience what we really need to do is to be careful when dealing in any kind of business, because rist is attached to any kind or form of business . Business is quit easy to predict emaginarily or programed with just words of mouth but putting it into action is the real deal. When a business Goes well it seams like our plan is perfect but when it doesn't Work out it turns out to be something else. So my conclusion is that %100 profit is not guaranteed in any form of business. There is is always ups and downs just like bitcoin price fluctuate i.e(volatility)

This isn't totally wrong. I mean of course we should want more capital, but it also assumes that we do not have bigger capital because we do not want to? I mean I would invest 500k into bitcoin if I can, but I can't, I can't even invest 500 today for example because I don't have it, I had times when I could, but I didn't and that is why I think it should be noted that we are not going to invest bigger because we don't want to, we are not going to invest bigger because we can't.

In that situation, I still suggest do not chase bigger returns, because it is not going to work that well, we are going to end up with bad results if we are not careful, even if you have a small capital, chase after realistic targets if you want to do better.

The points you convey are quite clear, and relevant to basic economic principles. It is true that in the field of capital, by having large capital, the greater the possibility of profit that will be obtained, even though the percentage of profit is very small. This principle resonates across all investment modalities, and Bitcoin is no exception. If one concentrates on improving one's investment prospects, the windfall, although not very large in percentage terms, can exceed the anticipated profits. Therefore, wise capital management accompanied by a careful view of profit potential is the main key to realizing large profits. Because without good capital management, it is unlikely that we will be able to gain profits from the investments made.

Definitely yes once we computed in on a paper profit, but in reality the higher the capital the higher the risk and profit is not guaranteed after all.

If you can afford to invest with big money, then you are increasing your chance to make big profit as well but you have to remember the risk that you can afford to take before you put big money.

Even if you have big money it doesn't necessarily mean you can have a good profit, it will still depend on how you invest and depend on your strategy.

Your analogy is quite strange. If you are making an investment, first you need to consider how much capital you have and how much you can risk, then how much profit is expected. If you have enough capital and you are certain that the investment you are about to venture into is really legit, that's what will give you the motivation to put in a lot of money into that investment, but for an investment that you are not so certain about, you only need to test with small capital. There's a saying that you don't have to carry all your eggs in one basket.

It actually depends if you are investing in the right choice of investment, otherwise you will see all your capital losing like thin air because you ended up trusting the wrong investment. But if it means investing in bitcoin, still putting all your capital all in with bitcoin may not be the safest option. Just invest only an amount you can afford to lose, and when you're already in profits, that's the time you can increase the volume of your bitcoin and add more capital in order to achieve higher profit potentials.

Starting an investment with a huge capital or starting a business with a very high amount is not a bad idea. In as much as it is good, the priority should be the knowledge. With the knowledge of how to run an investment or how to manage a business will keep it running and yielding profits for as long as we know. But without the knowledge, a business with high capital will surely fail because the level of capital is high but the brain managing the capital in the business or investment is not up to the standard.

I watched a movie one faithful day, a man there once said that if you give a man 15 million, and yet he still thinks like a man gives 15 thousand he will not yield anything. He said that if we want to be a millionaire we have to build ourselves to have the knowledge and discipline a millionaire have to manage such wealth. So it is the same thing in investment. If we have huge capital we need to be able to handle that huge capital that is the only we can expect huge profits as you have said.

There is no denying that the more jaggery you add, the sweeter it will be. But just as more sugar leads to more diseases, the more you invest, the more profit you get but the risks will be higher as well. It happens that if you have invested on a small scale, then the loss will also be small, but if you have invested on a large scale earlier, then the loss can be so much. So it can be dangerous especially when you are investing your money in trading.

The dream of getting rich overnight with less education and more money in less time can lead you to a scary place, so my advice to those who are new to the market is to start investing on a small scale. Learn from your own experiences when they understand the market well then invest more money no doubt the more you invest the more returns you get but it is better to take less risks and earn less profit.

You also disregard the fact that 5% loss for $100,000 is $5000 and 50% loss for $1000 is measly $500.

the profit always increase linearly with the risk accompanied, its true that if we can have high capital to stake the profit will be significantly higher, but the average guys with small capital have no option but to just find investment with the highest return, otherwise they are making small money not even worth the time, investing with big capital only works for people that are already rich, more likely these kind of people also have high toleration to the market volatility too.

in a nutshell, you will always be on losing side with small capital but there's just no other option, not everyone born with silver spoon.

It's not about the amount but the percentage of losses obtained, people with small capital will feel the same way when they experience losses, as do people who use large capital, so I don't think it can be compared.
It cannot be denied that not everyone has the same opportunity to have large capital, but I think that can all be changed if it is an investment or business that promises profits, then we will rush to look for larger capital, whether by loan or other.

The level of loss and profit can actually be the same if seen in percentage terms, but the size of the loss and profit is definitely very different between owners of large capital and owners of small capital. Because those who have small capital will not take long to get their capital back when they have lost, while those who have lost with large amounts of capital will definitely need more time to return to having large capital. Likewise, the level of profit will be very different for each owner of unequal amounts of capital.

Choosing the right type of investment is of course very important because this will have a big impact on good results because if we choose the wrong type of investment, of course we will lose the capital we invested easily, deciding to use all the funds we have on investing in Bitcoin will of course be very risky and I agree with what you say, it would be better if we could invest in Bitcoin with funds that we can hold for a long period of time to be able to get a profit from the investment we make and after If we get this profit, we can take it so we can enjoy it or continue investing.

Good analogy.

You have more to lose when you've got bigger capital. And that's the risk that we're talking about, you get a better chance to earn better profits compared to having lower capital.

But the pros of having a lower capital is that you will not feel that much loss when you didn't do well with that investment.

I think that our gains will also depend on our mindsets, if we're real risk takers and get to take risks with higher capital, we'll not feel bad anymore when the market isn't favorable. There's a pain but you'll accept it not too heavily compared before when you're starting out.

It is very correct that when you invest in a business with a higher capital, certainly you will have to earn higher returns.but in some cases it also comes with a risk.
Investment returns are influenced on certain factors when they are carefully considered,such as market conditions,risk levels etc.
But if one should properly manage his/ her investment then there will be a higher effective Returns.

But I agree with this proverb, because it is true that when the profit wants to be big then what needs to be enlarged is a larger capital, 100% of $1000 is $2000 and that is a very small size to gain profits in the market.

Then I strongly agree when talking about investing in safe assets such as bitcoin, the 3% increase is a rare increase but can be obtained, and if our capital is large then the benefits we get must also be very large, especially if it increases hundreds of times, of course it is very tempting for many people to be.

Except people like gambling on an investment of $1000 can be multiplied if using leverage.

The greater the capital you pour into the crypto market, the greater the risk you face. I admit that large capital can produce large economies for them too, but you have to consider the risk factors that occur in the crypto market.
I have a friend and he has a lot of money, without thinking long, without asking, without having any knowledge about crypto and so on, he first got to know crypto and immediately bought some type of crypto/long term investment, the crypto plummeted and did something else, namely margin and futures trading, the capital he had ran out instantly.

Large capital is not a guarantee for you to achieve a better economy in the crypto market, you have knowledge with the market and crypto, your small capital can produce a good economy, many of them have large capital, At the end of the story, they say crypto trading/investing is like gambling, this is not the case, they are greedy without any considerations when they have large capital.

In terms of supply if you have a lot of money for your capital you can get a lot of items that you can make use to resell and of course, you will get a good amount of return but if you only have a limited amount you will get only a limited stock or item that might lessen your profit, this happens but of course, it depends on the demand of the people. Not all the time the businesses gains base on their capital still it depends on the number of customer seeking for an item that they need so if you think you can use this to grab an opportunity to get more profit do the strategy of the supply and demand.

That depends on how big your capital. If someone doesn't have much capital, he can not use a big money to start. He can only use the money he can afford to start a business or investing and do it more and more. If that is Bitcoin investment, he can use DCA.

If someone have much money and have skills, he can make a big profit. But we knows that many people still doesn't have that much money. We can increase our capital by gets a profit from small part and we collect that until we can have more. Have a big capital but we can not manage it well, we will not make a big profit but will lose that money. We must know how to use our money properly so we can profit and increase our capital.

I agree it's always a good idea to chase more capital. However, I would never feel like 5% APY profit is an acceptable margin of profit, considering the yearly (real) inflation is superior than that. You will never achieve accumulating more capital on long run if you are losing to inflation year after year. That is why banks' investments are a trap for investors which must be avoided at all costs.

You have to ally chasing more capital to decent profit margins. It's a balance you have to find between both. And you fail doing so, you aren't going to reach anywhere in financial world. 5% over 100,000$ will melt that portfolio's purchasing power in a decade or less, while the investor making 50% over 1000$ will have better chances of growing that money on the same time period, if he is commited to his investments and adds more capital to it as profit is made.

Its not that we cant deny that the more capital we have, the greater the profit we have, it's just that it only refers to that context because in fact we have to think about how to profit as well because it doesn't mean that with a lot of capital, we will definitely profit and with little capital we will make a big profit because its just a way to look at it from a positive perspective.  When talking about business or investment, its not as easy as just based on capital, there are so many things that need to be prepared, there is a plan that we must realize is more important and of course we need several backup plans to support it better because in the end, the benefits of business or other things such as investment are certainly not only based on capital alone. Although capital is important, there are other aspects that support it so that capital does not just disappea .

Yes that's right. To invest or do business, the main thing for making a profit is not capital but knowledge and experience. Indeed, a lot of capital is one of the factors because it cannot be denied that with a lot of capital we can get more profits. However, a lot of capital without adequate knowledge will not work optimally, because as you said, apart from having lots of capital, other aspects are also really needed.

Moreover, if our mindset is that if we have a lot of capital then we will get more profits, this is also wrong because it will make it difficult for us to do something, be it business or investment. Because in general to start both of them you don't need a lot of capital, because with a little capital we can also make a profit, even though it's not a lot, but if we get profits consistently then the profits can also be more.

Is everything so simple?

So where does the capital come from?

Not everyone here has a strong financial position, but I understand the point the OP mentioned and I would like to add one more thing: research to balance the risks. We all know the scary stories of default in the financial world, how people with billions of dollars still face business failure.
So in finance, capital is only a necessary condition but not all that determines your success, when you have $100 you will manage investments differently, when you have $1000 you will invest differently, when you have $10000 You will have other investment management decisions,... so research the suitability for yourself to make responsible decisions.

Who cares? It's not the theme of the topic.
He told as a very basic truth that when it comes to an appreciating asset like bitcoin, investing more will bring more profit. There's always risk but those who invest know about it.
To be honest, many people have capital lying around, but they don't want to take any risks, even small ones.
What is important here is that you shouldn't focus on saving fiat money. Save in appreciating assets.

If we are investing in anything, then we should make sure we consider the risk involved in it. If we are thinking about the profits, then we should also think about the loss. If you are chasing more capital, then you should know that the higher the capital, the higher your return. If you are making money, then it’s going to be massive. The same thing is applicable to when you will be losing, it’s going to be massive also. That’s why we have to be careful. We shouldn’t think about the money which we are going to be using to invest alone, we should also consider the loss.

Basically this your idea looks simple to write down but having that much capital is not very easy to acquire. Also investing so much money just to make more profit will lead you to investing more than you can afford to lose and we are all aware of how risky cryptocurrency can be so it’s just more or less like the more money you put in the more money you risk losing. Every investment is risky and there is no guarantee of success so every penny invested should be carefully calculated. Bitcoin is volatile and the market can move in either direction so as much as you expect gain you must also expect loss.

Chasing higher returns and chasing more capital is all aimed towards the same goal which is to make more profit and if you ask me i will say the most important thing is not to be greedy and invest only what you can afford to lose.

That won't guarantee in all investmens. In fact, others will only maximize their losses if they keep putting bigger allocation of capital, thus making them more susceptible to big losses. It's still safe to invest an amount that you are comfortable to lose, so you won't end up regretting most of the time because of your unbearable losses. Even in Bitcoin, it's still unsafe investing in a large amount knowing there's no guarantee for future  profits.

There isn't a sure recipe to be followed. The source of the capital will depend on each one's personal life, environment, opportunities available and obstacles. Some will face easier conditions to keep that capital flowing, while others will have a hard time. And if the ones having a hard time start complaining, things are going to get even more difficult for them... We can just work with the tools we have available, at least until a better tool becomes disponible, what is really likely to happen if we make some sacrifice on the present moment.

Things aren't going to be simple for most of us, and there isn't any assurance that we will succeed in the end. But what else can we do besides trying? It seems the most logical decision to take: to try reaching somewhere else, even if it's through small steps.

Would you rather have a bigger capital and be rich while risking more money, or would you rather be poor and risk nothing? I personally would prefer to have 100k to risk 5k instead of having just 1k, it would have been better.

To be fair, if I had money like 100k, then I would have probably semi- retired as well because it's such a HUGE amount of money for me, like sure I may not be able to actually retire, because at very old age I may need some, but at that time I would inherit some stuff unfortunately, and by that time my money would be enough. So 100k until it runs out, and then inheritance afterwards would mean that I can actually retire if I had 100k. I would probably not risk anything and just keep it at some savings.

Anyone who knows a little about finance will know that what the OP says is true, but because it is a truism, and as stompix says, what is the way to raise more capital? Generally through returns, or a combination of savings, investment and returns on that investment, I would say.

That's why the vast majority of traders end up broke, because they see videos of how to become millionaires doing a few trades from home, with little capital and leverage, when mathematically the probability of ruin with that system is close to 100%. On the other hand, someone who has $10M in a deposit at 1.5% earns $150K without doing anything (we would have to take inflation into account, but that is another topic).

I think it's an offbeat comparison. It doesn't say to remain poor and risk nothing, even poor people there's a need to risk money for them to gain. But they can't start big compared to the rich people.

Of course, all of us want to be rich and if we're capable of investing big, we'd do that in a twinkle of an eye.

$100k might be lower as time passes by due to inflation. But having that money for retirement is really a great start, I might do the same and will do something out of that money.

It won't just sit on the bank and do nothing, I'd get something out of it and earn some interest as cash flow as we get older is king.

when it comes to investing, percentage of profit or loss comparison just makes more sense in my opinion thus I pointed out the weight of those percentage based on the capital which differ significantly.
for the rich people losing 5k is just losing a pocket change, for the average people its like 1-3 month salary.

I mean to be fair, from long ago, the guy with big capital always got the advantage, its like farming in agricultural sector, the more field to plow, the more overall money as a profit from yield will generate.
same thing with big capital investment, investing $100k alone means we are already putting money at stake worth salary of 20 people, meaning if there's any profit we also gonna get the profit that equates to 20 people.
simple math, not to mention there's also the fact that being poor is expensive, by betting miniscule amount of money big chance our capital just gonna get eaten by fee.

Of course, with a larger amount of capital, you will gain more profits, but if you lose, you will also suffer heavier losses, which is obvious because everything is proportional to each other. There is no investment that is both safe and highly profitable and vice versa.

Not only with bitcoin, when it comes to investing, every investment has risks including gold or real estate. So don't put all your eggs in one basket and diversification is always necessary in investing. In addition, a smart investor will know how to allocate capital appropriately and with higher risk investments, they should only invest money that can lose money.

I believe I that theory you just mentioned " start with the little you have" I think people should learn how to go with what they can afford, although people always like to hear the good and profitable part but refuse to get the whole settings how it is, there is know restriction to individual investment, be it high or small but choosing the strategy that best fit your pucket remains the best approach to sustain your investment, investment is not a competition, is just a way of making profit with what you have in a longterm,  lets not always apply listen to influencers or multivatilnal speakers because they are not good example of what they tell us but they convinced you to do things that are not wise when it comes to investment.
In conclusion I advise that investors should invest what they can afford and sustain instead of chasing shadows with unrealizable goals.

But normally those who have a lot of capital do not risk so much. If you know anyone who works in private banking or investment banking, you will see that the strategies of high net worth individuals are generally more focused on capital preservation than on gaining more capital. With large capital you can live comfortably on income with low risk investments, whereas if you are building your capital it makes sense to risk more, especially if you are young.

You cant just increase your capital like that.

The source of the capital is the already owned money, mostly coming from the person's income. If they have a lower than average income, the capital will undoubtedly be small. It is how we try to increase the corpus - by investing parts of it.

The point raised by @Jawhead999 is pertinent, you need to overcome the inflation rate too, so both capital and the percentage are important but things will vary depending on where you live.

No one can dispute the importance of capital in business because it determine the scale of the investment. The more the capital involved, the more the expected profits just like the OP rightly stated, but the risk factor, which was not captured in the post, is also in the same proportion. This means, the more the capital, the higher the amount that will be exposed to risk in the event that the investment goes bad.

 I have also noticed that the more capital available the easier it becomes making more money. In other words, with big capital, the investor can better mitigate risk and explore options that yield lower returns with lower risk. For instance, investor with $500 might not consider buying Bitcoin which many people believe is high priced and cannot easily yield X2 profit, hence such will explore other options such as altcoins or memecoin and will often lose his capital. Meanwhile someone with $500k can just buy Bitcoin and 30% rise in price will give such a big profit.

That makes sense as ive been wondering why people always recommend btc even tho alt will gives more returns, probably because big money is in btc, so in a way it has less risk than an alt?

Situations happen and it's not always the case of the capital but opportunity also matters. If we use Bitcoin as exampl, a person who bought Bitcoin with $1000 around $50k would have a profit of $160 in their wallet by now and a person that bought $100k when Bitcoin was trading in $50k will have $16k as profits right now if we use the current price of Bitcoin, this illustration define the perfect ways of capital importance in any investment you are doing.

However, a person that bought Bitcoin when the price was $1000 for $50 will probably be the happiest person than a person that bought Bitcoin worth of $100k at $20k, this is what I mean by opportunity. It's not necessary that it must be Bitcoin, it can be any other investment, it can be any other altcoins with good opportunity. When you buy them at he right time, you will enjoy more with less risk with the person that bought at the top with huge capital.

Those who don't know their investments well are those who are fearful risking their funds most especially in a volatile asset like bitcoin. And most likely, these are the people who are obsessed in making money through fiat, not in bitcoin where its value appreciates undoubtedly.

Now, talking about bigger capital, higher returns, that's more possible with bitcoin. But if you do it with other coins, I doubt if you can still be as profitable like bitcoin. Don't just invest, but always invest for long term, and bitcoin is a perfect example for that.

It's not always about the capital but capital does play an important part in your ROI. Just having the capital isn't enough reason to expect more ROI, your duration of investment also matters and your market entry too because you can't be investing late and be expecting a more return than an investor that entered the market when the market was at its lowest price unless you'll be willing to spend more. Investing in Bitcoin at $30,000 isn't the same thing as investing at $60,000 If both investors had the same capital. The investor buying at the first price would make more profit if both investors are to cashout during the same time.

Investing isn't all about the capital that you have at your disposal because there are certain investors that have the money but lack the knowledge and aren't doing well in the industry. People are losing money frequently when the market takes a dip because people are closing their position without second thoughts. There are things that makes you a successful investors and capital isn't one of the most important because you can have the capital yet you don't know how to use it. Having the right knowledge is what is more important than having capital because a bonus and makes your investments much easier.

I don't deny that and as I said, high profits high risks, low profits low risks. People with large amounts of capital will not be foolish to invest in things that are too risky and too volatile, they will take advantage of their large capital and invest in things with low returns but are safer.

I've also said this many times before and I'm positive that bitcoin is not always everyone's choice. People like us who have little capital but want to get rich will need to take risks and bitcoin is the perfect choice. But for the rich, they have no reason to choose bitcoin and risk their money when they have better options than investing in gold and real estate. That way, they were able to easily make bigger profits than us based on their large capital.

Always on two ways, bro. Yes bigger capital leads to bigger profit but also loss potential. If you have the financial capacity to "go big" then that's good however not all people could put that much on investments. Also, speaking of investments, no investment could generate assured profit. So I would more prefer encouraging people to invest in accordance with their risk appetite than to just follow the numbers. As I agreed upon, bigger capitals could lead to bigger profits but not in all instances. If you happened to invest on a losing asset, what to expect then? Nothing's guaranteed, always choose to manage the risk than to just aim for what could give you bigger returns.
Well, knowing Bitcoin, we cannot hide the fact that it is more reliable than with altcoins. Yes, all cryptos have risk and market price volatility in nature but Bitcoin has proven itself to recover on every market price decline over the years giving it a more compact trust from this industry.

Yep mate your statement is just absolutely right that people with higher capital will not invest in something that is based on a higher level of risk and volatility because the requirement of wisdom is that by investing in volatile assets, not only high return can be obtained but also high losses can be obtained. So first of all it is logically proven that only a foolish person can do this stance and not a wise person. And the second thing is that even from a technical perspective, if someone has high amounts of funds and invests them in something that has a large flow of volume on a daily basis, then there is no doubt that due to high volatility. Neither can lose their funds easily. So my opinion is that if someone has high amounts of funds, but he should not invest all the funds together, rather he should reconsider the fact that he should invest so much fund that he risks his life by losing it. I can't put it because the high volatility of Bitcoin can give you a massive loss.

This theory is correct in economics provided all things being equa,l but in reality all things are not always equal, so it's not applicable in all areas of businesses and investments. The more capital that a shop owner has to stock up goods will be the more customers that will patronize the business because they will get varieties of what they want, meaning more profit for the business owner. If another shop owner puts more capital into his business and stocks goods that are not marketable or not in demand, he will run into loses despite the huge capital.

In cryptocurrency the more money you invest in Bitcoin will give you greater ROI on the long run because it's a store of value that always increases in price. The same thing can not be said about most altcoins, the more money that you use to invest in then is the higher risk of loosing your capital. If it's a scam coin/ token your lose will be higher because you invested a higher amount of money.

Before investing money into any business it's very important to carry out research on the business, to know the chances of making high ROI when you invest a lot of money into it. Otherwise the high capital will amount to high loses.

You can set the profit you want to get, but usually traders will forget or do not consider it important to set a loss that can be afford.
So thinking about profit in trading is not something that will definitely be obtained because there is also a risk of loss, so the journey will not always be in accordance with the theory.

Big capital will indeed provide greater profits but also greater losses, such as the difficulty of getting profits is even more difficult to make our capital bigger unless we are from a wealthy family whose money is so much that it doesn't matter to increase the capital, even traders with small finances will be afraid of losing capital and profits earned so that they will stick to the initial capital without thinking of adding capital from profits.

It doesn't work that way mate. The highest the capital the higher the return may sound nice in the ear, but how possible it could be? What can you say about those that have a higher capital yet the still lose in business? The capital can only play a vital role in entrepreneurship when it is utilised properly or invested in a business that will yeald a better profit, otherwise you way still invest big and reap lose. Over the years many investors has lose alot of fund to business due to lack of orientation and planing and they later because bankrupt.

Without starting from a smaller base and investment you can’t reach the next goal or even gather sufficient capital. I’m saying this because I know not everyone is born wealthy and have the choice start with initial capital to grow. Instead, if you work and invest intelligently in your field to achieve better returns, you can gradually manage to reach larger capital.

As some users have mentioned out; life isn't always easy or everything in black and white. Not all advice applies for everyone since each person has his own circumstances, environment, and life goals are unique.

I would also like to mention that the larger your capital becomes, the greater the risk of bigger losses. Personally, I prioritize higher returns despite the increased risk related with larger capital.

This is true, if we are people starting from zero then what we need to pursue is bigger profits because once we have big profits, our capital will increase. Not everyone is born with an inheritance or their parents give them money to start a business, and not everyone gets to choose the amount of initial capital they can own.


But people with large capital will never invest in high-risk investments and they know how to manage their finances effectively, thereby minimizing risks.

You prioritize high profits because as I said, people who do not have large capital but want to earn high profits will be willing to accept risks to seek greater rewards. That's why we're here, and our top pick is bitcoin, not gold or real estate.

What you have said is actually enough to illustrate that all businesses must have a clear orientation and planning and also be properly integrated so that any capital used is not lost in vain. I quite agree with what you say because it is quite a real thing that happens in various businesses when capital is not managed properly and is not invested in a business that is promising enough. Because losing large amounts of capital through a particular business will make it difficult for the owner to make a comeback through another business even though it is still possible to do so.

Not necessarily, you're talking about shit in an ideal setting, where there is no business venture or anything of that matter that ever fails, to which I say it's true. However, you have to take into account that risks happen all the time, and sometimes for no apparent reason even.

That's why not chasing high capitals is the best course of action for many people, you have to find that sweet middle ground where you're able to invest as much as you can, but at the same time have a backup plan just in case it doesn't work. That's why we keep saying shit like "don't invest what you can't afford to lose, cause as it specifically says, losing something you can't afford to not have will set you back astronomically, you may not even be able to recover at all in some cases.

So in the case of investing, starting up a business, or anything that is equal to that effect, always find that middle level where you can maximize your earnings, while securing your losses as much as possible.

I agree with your point of view because my thinking is also like you. Very rich people always prefer property because property is safe and they can occupy it and they can get fare from tanent in case of they gave their house to get rent. I also like rental properties and I helped my friend in buying the rental and he got 100 percent money from that in 10 years and now that asset has double to triple rate of the price at which he buy that property. Many big owners buy and sell markets sand shops and that is very difficult for us to invest in because we are middle class people that depends on salary. We get monthly salary from the frum and after that Government get 5 percent commission on the salary and then we pay gas and electricity bills and we are entrapped in that procedure.

This is the problem many investors are facing not knowing that they would have to invest more so that they can earn more money. When we invest in the crypto market with huge funds, we would not be too greedy to make huge profits because the money is huge and any slight movement in the cryptocurrency market can results in a huge problem without stress. This also applies for those people that the market goes contrary to their movement or predictions. If we want to make bigger money in the crypto market, we should be very much prepared to make money if not we might have to stressed trying to use small capital to earn big profits in the market.

When you do have that bigger capital or simply having that financial capacity then you would really be having that kind of advantage on which it would really be just that a normal approach or thing to understand .
It all matters on how someone would really be that wise on taking up decisions basing up on the current condition.Whereas, if he do really knows about the advantage on having that financial capacity then
you would really be that mainly thinking about that diversification thing on which it would really be giving out that kind of opportunity or chance that you would really be that earning more compared on what you are
currently that earning or taking. It all matters about risk taking since not all would really be that having this kind of consideration.

On the moment that you would really be just that making yourself that investing on huge amounts then it would really be that getting equalled on how much you could
potentially lose. This is the cons that you would really be having but doesnt mean that it would really be something that completely stop you on taking up such step forward
just because you are really that afraid on dealing up with things.

Some time, capital is not a determinant in business. The first thing that matters most is idea of a particular business. Follow by other things like capital. Because when you have a good idea of a particular business, you can even start a business without capital. example those doing affiliate marketing. these people are doing business and they don't have their own capital why? because of the business idea that they have. But even if you have a huge amount of money as a capital, without a business idea, you are going to fail if care is not taken.
Furthermore, you May have big capital but because you don't know how to operate it in a business or you don't know the kind of investment you will do with it, your profit may be small, and somebody with small amount of money may have huge profit than your own because he or she knows how to do with it. So it not automatic.

But looking at your example, capital still plays a role in the end, right? Moreover, ideas without capital will only be a wish without realization in the end.

Taking an example from what you mentioned such as affiliation in this case regardless of whether it is large or small in the end it also has capital because for affiliation we must have facilities as initial capital so that no business is truly without capital because in the end everything also refers to capital whether large or small because in this case when we talk about the business of goods or services it still requires initial capital in the form of supporting infrastructure.

Indeed, the idea also from the beginning clearly must be taken into account but in the end if only the idea is owned without any other factors that we can make capital everything will not work in the end.

This applies almost everywhere and the greater the capital we invest, the greater the opportunity to make a profit. Chasing big profits with small capital is impossible and we have to accumulate a long period of time with repeated patterns. For example, if the investment capital we make in Bitcoin is small, then to achieve profits we have to repeat the same thing every time. Of course, the risk is that it doesn't always go as we want because there are times when we go outside the set targets.

So when someone wants to pursue big profits, the level of rationality only depends on how much capital we invest. This applies not only in the world of investment because in business and other things it also has similarities. Because the path to getting big profits will follow the pattern of capital that we will place.

In the traditional way of doing business, the higher the capital that you allocate to the business investment, when the opportunity you chose is successful, the profit that can be returned to you is also large, and when the capital is small, the return is always small.

But if it's like the Bitcoin or crypto industry, it can be the same as the traditional way of doing business, and it's also possible that even if it's just a small amount of capital, if the cryptocurrency you've chosen is right to hold it long-term, it's sure to be 100x more profitable and sometimes even reach more than 1000x what it returns to investors, which cannot happen in traditional business.

The higher the capital the more versatile actions or plans on which you could really be able to possibly apply and this is something thats one of the advantage when it comes to on having that bigger capital in compared to those who do have less but of course when it comes to the risks that you are really that taking then it would really be that higher and this is something that you should really be tending to consider to look
but of course you do know that potential earning that you could get on the moment that you would really be having that that bigger capital. When running up a business or planning to have that investment
then it would really be just that just that on how someone would really be able to cope up and tries out to handle such thing.

You should really be that wary on the risks involved if you do really want or having that kind of risks management on which it would really be always something crucial or something
that you would really be needing up to consider on every steps that you are taking whether having that small or big capital.

The higher the capital = the higher chance to get more profit but at the same time it is also has higher risk to lose bigger amount of money. There are some other things to consider aside capital such as plan, strategy, timing, and capital efficiency. Without good plan, good strategy, good timing as well as good capital efficiency, our huge capital will be useless or even worse it will only lead us into negative result.

I'm sure there were many failed business in this world although they started with big capital. The reason can be different from one business to other, but I think the most common reason is about failure in managing the capital wisely because of wrong plans and strategies while running the business. So I cant fully agree that the higher capital = the higher the returns, because there is no guarantee of profit in any kind of business. When a risk is involved, we should always aware that there is possibility to lose regardless how much our capital.

Agree with your view, the more capital we have, the more profit we get, because the more capital we spend, the more risk we take, because the amount of capital does not guarantee a lot of profit, but a lot of the profit comes from our methods. manage it.

That's why before we spend a lot of capital on a business, the most important thing is that we must first learn how to manage a business correctly and on target, because it all has to start with knowledge, not just determination, there is an intention that we have to understand and the knowledge, then After that we can increase capital little by little, don't immediately spend a lot of capital at once.

Everything will be worth it, big capital will result in big losses if it fails and conversely you will get big profits if you succeed, that's the law of economics, it can't be denied.

Spending large amounts of capital on an initial business will of course be very dangerous and there is a high probability that you will experience big losses, so you really need to do calculations and calculations before doing anything.
People who invest large amounts of capital have of course calculated it quite well and done everything they can to minimize the risk.

Yes that's right. Even though large capital does not necessarily mean big profits, there are many things that must be taken into account and many considerations, especially knowledge. Because if this is not done then there can be big losses, so it could be said that the risk is also big if you use large capital, but on the other hand, if you have the skills then you can get bigger profits.

Likewise with business, to build a business we have to understand first how to look at the market or market share, of course we have to start small with what we have, don't use a lot of capital because we have to do business according to the abilities we have, don't force it too much. Many people in business have large capital but do not consider it carefully and ignore strategy. In the end, the business does not work or goes bankrupt.

If they only rely on capital to build a business, of course this will cause them to suffer losses, whether with large or small capital, so it is important that before running a business or investment, it is better to have capital and good skills in the business field that we will run. because without these two things it is very difficult to make a profit from the business you want to run.

Starting with a little capital will certainly not be a problem when you have mastered the skills in the business you are running and we will be able to continue to develop the business with the skills we have mastered well, so whatever capital we use to run the business will be better We also have expertise in the business that we will run.

If you want to start a business it is not advisable for you to spend higher capital, but a little capital, so that even if you lost you should be able to bare it, for instance you cannot put all your bitcoin in the business, because you don’t know what the outcome will be, you may gain or you may lose. If you invest in business with little capital and you realize that you are succeeding, then you can go ahead and invest higher capital in the business for you to get higher profit.

Some people believe that the higher the capital the higher the return, and sometimes it doesn’t work that way, the profit does not always depend on the capital invested

Indeed, greater money usually results in more profits. Right, it's simply plain economics. But what do those numbers actually mean to you? Are you hunting numbers or something more significant? Instead of obsessing over how much more capital you can accumulate, how about we talk about investing in ourselves? The returns that actually count in life are building character, picking new abilities, and increasing adaptability. And what would you guess? Their value is not subject to market swings. I'm not arguing that money isn't vital. It is. Money is a tool, a means to an end, not the end itself though. Indeed, increase your cash, but also make investments in yourself throughout. That's the real wealth, man

Capital and returns should always be considered.  If one wants a good investment then one should focus on the risk ratio.  Anything that gives more returns with the same amount of invest and the same risk factor is a better investment venture.


Why not look for better profit?  If the opportunity of getting more profit with less risk presents itself then why not grab it?  Having to find an investment that can yield 10x to 20x with the same risk factor is always better than an investment that yields 2x.  The implication is, better to do deep research on every investment we came across that catches our interest.  Don't invest on a whim, better study which one of the investment gives better return with less risk ratio.  And it is already given in all investments that the bigger the capital, the bigger the expected return.  We don't have to chase it since it is already presented on the table.

Exactly. People who spend huge amount for their capital has analyzed it well before risking a lot of their funds, otherwise everything will end up into losses that will lead to regrets and frustrations. And for certain reason, those who have risk a lot have also prepared much of their working strategies and action plans so that the chances to gain profits is higher than to see them losing in the end.

This is a big reason why you have to work as smart as possible to make money so that you get capital because after all those who have large capital will get bigger profits from the investments they make, including investing in Bitcoin.
just focus on what you are doing right now, work well so that your income increases every year, from here you will get capital and accumulate it continuously, remember the price of bitcoin will continue to increase, there is no reason to be lazy.

The higher the capital, the higher the return. One person invests $1000 and another person invests $100 and both buy either coin in the same market condition. After buying in the same condition, the market is dumping a bit, the person who invested $100 temporarily lost $20, on the other hand, the person who invested $1000 will lose about $200. Profit is calculated in the same way. Therefore, before investing with a large amount of money, every investor should think about these two things and then decide to invest.

It is true that the more capital you have, the more profit you have, but it should also be remembered that the more capital you use in an investment, the more money you will lose if the investment is damaged.
Investments are not only profitable but can also incur losses. So invest as much as you can afford to lose. Every investor should focus on investing by accepting both profit and loss. But those who invest only with the hope of profit are wrong because at any time the price of their invested coins can be dumped.


According to the example you gave,
A 50% loss on $1000 would be a $500 loss.
A 5% loss on $100,000 would be a $5000 loss.

Regarding real estate and if we evaluate fairly, it is the best investment, not bitcoin as many people are saying. Not only is it safer than bitcoin but it also gives returns over time and we can also generate passive income from it as there is always a demand for it. Some people criticize real estate and choose bitcoin, simply because investing in it requires a huge amount of capital and not everyone can afford it. And like I said, we chose bitcoin because we wanted to get rich from a small capital, and only bitcoin's volatility could help us do that. But if we were rich, I guess most of us would also choose real estate over bitcoin because when we are rich, what we prioritize will be safety, not big profits.
That is why today's rich people still prioritize investing in assets like real estate and gold rather than bitcoin, and they are still richer than us even though the profit we get from bitcoin is not small.

This is a survey conducted in 2023 and the results show that the rich still focus largely on real estate and housing, while cryptocurrency only accounts for 2%. We can see that reality is very different from what we thought.
 
https://www.moneymag.com.au/where-the-mega-rich-invest-knight-frank-wealth
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It's true that the higher you invest the higher your profit will be. The fact is that if you have much capital you will get good return but you may loose higher if you don’t  tricky on your investment. I think he who have enough capital but you will need to proper plan to invest then you may be succeed. If we have enough confidence and strategy you may go with big fund.

A buddy of mine usually argues that you need a lot of money to start a business so that you can get a good return and another thing is that their is no assurance that if you spend money you willget a big return. This is a principle that has been around for a long time. To invest in lucrative companies such as the stock market and real estate, you must first invest a large sum of money in order to recover a large portion of your initial investment. Another type of investment is personal investment. The way you address people and engage with them reflects well on your business.

People are more concerned with increasing their fortune than with developing their character, so when they achieve wealth, their character plummets. As we invest in business we should also invest in character and personal development as the first contact people have with your business is you. People need to start working on their initiatives also that is also part of money so if you actually work on that you can even start up something without money it just depends on how you use your head.

Even though with a lot of capital there will be a lot of profits, you also have to pay attention to the risks, because of course the higher the capital spent, the greater the risks there will be. Even though occasionally we need to take risks, that doesn't mean there is no consideration, when we have to take risks we still have to be able to consider everything well, including the risks. We must be able to think about the risks that will occur with the decisions we make, lest the decisions we make are not considered so that we can harm ourselves. Many people who fail in business usually do not consider the risks that will occur because they tend to think more about the profit side.

We must be able to manage everything very well, such as finance which of course is an important thing to pay attention to. When we spend large amounts of capital, it is not wrong as long as we have a good understanding and have thought about the risks so that we can overcome the risks that occur later even though we Of course we don't want that to happen but the risk or failure will still be there and in fact it can be minimized or avoided by doing it ourselves well and carefully.

How can you chase more capital when you don't have capital and the whole purpose of your investment is to get a huge profit margin to increase the capital? That's the issue here. What you say only applies to rich people and they are smart enough to prioritize low risk - low reward returns instead of chasing bigger returns.

If inflation is so high in your country, try to save money in USD, Euro or GBP. Bitcoin is definitely the best option but if you want to keep some cash, don't keep local currency.

So what happens to people that doesn't have enough capital base are you saying they shouldn't set up a business? If I see a business opportunity that's offering more percentage with less capital I will go for that one that's offering higher percentage with less capital. Remember if you borrow the large capital from bank you are still going to pay the interest rate and the bigger the funds you borrow the more interest you will pay. So the profit you make from the bigger capital won't be totally yours since you have to pay back your creditors.

As a basis for initial consideration to carry out investment, anyone needs knowledge to recognize the potential coins you want to invest. Capital is really needed to live it and the greater the capital used, the greater the benefits that will be obtained. But all of that can be achieved when someone understands the right way in running investment and has a long -term planning about the targets to be achieved in one of the investments being lived.

Bitcoin is the right choice for anyone but it is needed capital to invest in it. Because the discussion is more to the profit, capital becomes the first thing that needs to be prepared. Except talking about investment using small capital and must be utilized for the long term. Bitcoin will be the best investment and depends on someone how to use it even though the capital owned is small.

There is something they are risking here, but it can work if they can execute it well and neatly. Of course, everything must be done with good analysis and calculations, because otherwise it will result in huge losses. We can see rich people who really have fashion in the business world, for example, they will not hesitate to spend fantastic amounts of money, as long as the business they run has been properly analyzed and calculated carefully too.
If they operate in a field that will be closely related to consumers, for example, they will determine from the start who will be their marketing target, whether it is the upper class, middle class or others. So they prepare the plan as well as possible so that their business can really hit the target.

There is no disagreement with your statement but apparently not everyone have the privilege to have such headstart with higher capital so atleast they start doing at what percentage should be appreciated. And there is other thing the basic rule is how long you can hold an asset in traditional even a decade is not that long but in crypto it's almost the age is it's existing so that's the biggest advantage for crypto investors they get ROI sooner than traditional investment.

There is no mistake in calculating such a profit percentage and it can be valid in expecting a return on the purchase price. Of course, in a period of time that is not short or long term.
Another principle apart from the higher the capital, the higher the profits, is that the greater the risk, the greater the chance of profit that will be obtained.

Behind the amount of capital put into Bitcoin investment is getting better with the understanding that the amount or amount of capital owned to buy Bitcoin will provide greater profits when the price experiences a big jump from the purchase price, there is a very challenging risk that investors must accept, namely patience when the market turns around. the direction of the estimate, whether in terms of time or price, therefore a target is also needed in order to calculate the percentage of both capital and profit from an investment.
Correct me if I'm wrong.

When thinking about higher profit, try to think about the loss because it is the same: the higher the capital, the higher the loss, so think wisely. Will that be a good idea to bring that concept to investing in bitcoin? When looking for ways to get more profit, try at least to see the disadvantages of it in any business or investment. The amount of money you put into it determines your profit or your loss, so when doing that, you have to know that the amount of that money you will be using as your capital when you lose 5% to 10% of it can you survive? If you are not an economist, it is advisable to get a loan in order to invest, especially in your personal issues, so it is left for you to think wisely. Not ending up marking the most wrongest economic decision.

I will advice anyone to start with the little that’s available at the moment, most times it’s not all about the huge capital because most business started with huge capital and lose everything. How you manage your business should be considered when talking about profit, not all big companies and business started with big capital and it’s better you start from somewhere and develop your business as time goes on. It’s actually true people who start with higher capital will definitely make higher profit compare to little capital but, in my opinion maintaining a good management can also bring higher returns.

It is true that when you have more capital you can earn a better profit, especially in the crypto market, if you have more money for investment and you have bought some coin, i.e. Bitcoin, and if the market goes down, you have capital behind you to buy more, but another side effect is that no matter how much capital you have if you don't have a good strategy, you can lose all your money.

I have seen many people who became rich with little money and the main reason why they own millions and millions is that they had a good strategy, they knew how to make money from money, and they were experienced and wise people. I have also seen people who have a lot of money but they wasted a lot of money due to their poor service practice and lack of knowledge.

Therefore, it is very important to have experience and education along with money, otherwise no matter how much money one has, one day the money will run out due to repeated losses.

Yes, when talking about business and we as beginners certainly need to anticipate many possibilities of failure, therefore it is important to use small capital in doing so, I think your opinion is not wrong about this, because beginners who start their business usually know less and do not know all the risks that may occur in their business, if they have seen opportunities and are running smoothly, they will only enlarge their capital to improve their business even better.

However, if it is in a large investment, capital is a power, which if we experience a 5% increase, it will be very large if the capital we use is also large, because investment is a fluctuating multiplication and productivity is long enough so that capital becomes a very strong power to increase income.

How about those who really have the capability to start with huge capital? Do they still start with a small amount?
I couldn't agree with that. Instead of considering the capital as a big factor before starting a business we better consider the knowledge we have. Many businessmen borrow money to have enough capital, they think that starting with a huge amount will fasten ROI. Of course, it is a huge risk on their part but they don't bother themselves thinking about it because they are certain of their doing as they have knowledge and skills already.

Risking all capital may not be the right move. This is not true for every business, but it is wrong to risk all capital for a business whose return is uncertain. Of course, taking risks when starting a business can sometimes bring great returns, but you also need to consider the possibility of losing your capital.

No matter how well you plan and research, sometimes things may not go as expected. That's why it may be beneficial to have plan B ready.

I also quite agree with your suggestion on this one, because I also saw unique and quite real examples of several large companies which initially started with not too much capital until the owner was able to open more branches and also expand their business area to more many regions. This means that every business owner who is able to manage and develop his own business from small to large is quite an extraordinary person with quite intelligent capital, even though other capital in the form of money is only sufficient.

Because the most important thing when it comes to doing business is having the courage to try from a small age and also having the courage to start with less capital than some people who still complain because they don't have a lot of capital to be able to start. And from what you said, I can also draw a small conclusion that the desire to start a business must already be in each of our heads using only the available capital. Instead of continuing to wait for more capital to be collected, it means that more time is wasted and the desire and enthusiasm to start can also decrease.

In business, planning and strategy are factors that will determine the success or failure of a business. Capital is not the only factor that determines the success or failure of a business.

When starting a business, we need to consider and calculate accordingly the amount of capital we have, it is not necessary to have large capital to start a business. But we cannot deny that having a large initial capital will help us get started much easier and also ensure a higher success rate.

Those who start with little capital because they cannot raise more capital or are not confident in their initial ideas and plans, they are cautious and do not want to lose money. But those who are confident in themselves and have a large amount of capital, they will never hesitate because opportunities will not wait for them.

Whether we should start a business with large or small capital depends on many factors, starting a business with a small capital is not always good or vice versa.

Indeed, risking all capital is not the right thing and sometimes it is not because we want to do that, but sometimes because circumstances do not allow it to force us to risk all the capital we have or take risks, this can happen without our own desire because it is an unacceptable situation. possible. Apart from that, it is true that what you say does not apply to all businesses because there are businesses where we should not do something as risky as that, even though it is a business, we have to be able to see whether the business really needs to be maintained or not.

Apart from risking all the money, it is possible to make big profits, but we also have to be able to pay attention to risks such as loss of capital, by considering what we will do so that we don't regret it in the end. And hope that we can accept the results that have happened, don't let us think about it so much that it weighs on our minds in the future.

this is so true. It's best to start up small, understand the business and then expand into something big. The advantage is that you tend to know the things you really need in the business as you continue doing it better than the thing you're just starting out. At the start, everything looks like a necessity untill you've started and latter find out that you've invested way too much than is required of you.

From the context the OP is making reference to, he seems to be talking more about an ideal case where you're certain if the profit that comes by investing a set amount. Those kind of assumption don't work that way when it's time to fully execute the business. Depending on what you're investing into, overly investing can yield a massive loss if not properly planned and it can also yield greater returns if invested in the right thing. If you're investing in Bitcoin for instance where we know that how profitable you're with your investment is based on how much you've invested into Bitcoin, then it's simple to know that $5000 investment will genrally yiekd better returns than a $50 investment.

There are many indicators that determine whether a business will run smoothly and gain profits as targeted. Many large companies started with small capital, with consistency and persistence, they can achieve long-term success. We just need to try and learn how to do business, of course adapting it to the environment where we live. I think with small capital, someone will actually be more active in continuing to struggle to run their business to become more developed. Besides that, only a few people have large capital, most businesses start with small things.

Meanwhile, on the other hand, in the current era, investing in Crypto is also attractive, if we are smart enough the profits we can get will be very large. Of course you have to go through a learning process too, because the risks are also very big. It all depends on each individual, what is clear is that profits can only be obtained if we start, regardless of whether the capital is large or small. The amount of profit is in line with how much risk we dare to take, without studying hard and taking action to start, the expected profit will just be wishful thinking.

Yes,it's the basics but you should really be that making yourself having that consideration that on the moment you do make use of huge capital could also result into that huge loses too on which this is something that will really be that  still be the same in terms of risks to those who had put up small amount of capital.The key on here is on how you do sustain and make things big because on the moment or time you do find yourself having some investment or business then don't mind much about the big profits first because the first consideration would be on how you do make out such profitability on the things you've been dealing.On the moment that you do rush yourself about making money whether small or big capital then it would be giving the same results. We do know that bigger does have that advantage when it comes to profits but it would be that equal on how much that you could be able to lose.In doing business then there's always that accompanied risks.Therefore, this would really be your main considerations.

Actually this is not wrong but in the end if we are able to bring in more capital why not.
Because after all, when starting a business does not mean that this is an experiment considering that we do it in the hope of profit in the end so as long as we are able to start with a larger capital I don't think it doesn't matter, it will make you more comfortable in managing the initial capital you want to do in business so that in the end the plan we want to do will not make it complicated because of capital constraints.

Its just that if we really can't afford it then it doesn't matter either by starting from the lowest point or with a smaller capital because after all, to start a business apart from the capital that is indeed the foundation we also have to know the initial planning so that we are not wrong in taking action and not making our business chaotic in the end.

That's basic economics and the rich know this is a number game for them. And if you've been a follower of those sums games, capital venture shows, or just someone who likes to follow economic trends from the banks and financial institutions. You'd see how important the percentage is to them. A growth rate of 1%-2% is looking tiny for someone who only looks at that number as a small amount but with the capital and money involved with that growth from any industry that has billions to trillions in valuation, that means a lot and more than our life savings to them as projected profit or actual gross.

Using a large amount of capital when doing business does not mean that we use all the capital we have without any reserve capital. This is just the most basic knowledge in business, so I think everyone who wants to start a business knows this, and no one is stupid  to risk using all of their capital at once without a plan backup.

Starting a business with a small amount of capital is a wise idea because it helps us minimize risks and this will be suitable for people with little capital. But for those with large and abundant capital, there is no reason why they cannot take advantage of that strength to expand their business scale from the beginning.

I think that rich people pay attention to absolute numbers as well, as to the percentage. And sometimes they are more interested in getting the percentage because it is attractive and quite large. But sometimes they really agree to a low percentage, about 1-3, but with their initial investment the return is quite high. It all depends on their risk management strategy.

It is true that if more capital is used in the investment, the amount of profit will be higher, but it cannot be guaranteed. Sometimes an investor can lose more by investing more and there are many who get more ROI by investing less. Moreover, not everyone has a lot of capital. There are some big investors who have the ability to invest a lot, but it is not possible for everyone to invest a lot. If an investor does enough analysis and can invest with little risk, it is possible to reach the expected level by investing a small amount of money.

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Almost everyone knows where Bitcoin and Ether were six years ago and where they are today. It is also unknown how high the ROI would have been if one had invested at that time. Again, there are some investors who have enough money but lack of investment knowledge, in case of investing with more capital, the loss would be more than the profit. So capital is not the only important factor for profit in investment.

I agree, they are great at measuring the risk that they're taking and whether the numbers are high or low as long as they get decent returns. That's what all matters to them. There are conservative investors that even the return would definitely be too low for them, it won't matter as long as they're safe and low risk. We won't go and say about guaranteed profits but it's safer to say that there's lesser and low risk that they'll choose and that's how many of them assess risks that they're taking.

I also believe that having higher capital would help you get a return in the long run. this is also one of the reasons why rich people who have great management skills are getting even richer. They are smart with the money and could really make things better for them and find profit anywhere.

I have read these facts so many times on Instagram reels and on other social media but I spend most of my time on IG nowadays so. When I read it first time I realized bigger capital is indeed can make us more money. And then I also came to remember the saying, money brings more money. But my mind is a bit negative too, so I thought if I could make 500 profit on 1000 dollar investment if it pumps %50 then I could make a $500 lose as well if it dumps 50%. So, the point is, with lesser capital, you are making lesser lose and lesser profits.

But once you increase the capital you are doing it in "more" terms. You say chase more capital not bigger return, I say what if I don't chase bigger returns how can I get more capital. Because some not have alternative source of income.

Rich people have the advantage of being able to allocate high business capital without needing to apply for a capital loan from a bank, they can build a business according to initial planning and they can do anything to increase their business income, they have financial support to make their business a success, they even allocate campaign funds for business promotion on top billboards.

However, I agree with your statement that rich people will get richer with their business, I think life is unfair but that is the reality of life, we can also wake up with enough capital to build a business even though the profits are small. We must be consistent in running the business to achieve high profits in the future.

When you chase high capital no matter the inflation in your country and invest in a decentralized business or real estate business, what you will get in return will increase you financially in your environment because you have pay the sacrifice to use big capital in the business.

When you go after big profit without increasing your capital in that particular business, it will be hard for you to achieve the profit that will satisfy you because high capital allow investors to achieve their target when the price pump higher in the market. Having different sources of income can also help you to increase your capital because you will see some good business you can invest to increase your source of income, but those that don't have such opportunity to increase their capital always struggle to increase their capital in the land.

Apart from the money they have that can support what they want to do, they also have experience and steps from previous businesses that have brought them success. From this experience, there are many things they will gain, because apart from learning from failure, we also have to learn from success because it will show us a little of the way and what we have to do to be successful.
So far, we often hear someone say "learn from mistakes", but we rarely hear people say "learn from success". Even if you think about it, it's just as important, maybe we haven't experienced success, but we can learn from other people's success. Because currently there are many people sharing their experiences, yes, although sometimes there are some of them who I don't agree with because they have different privileges.

It is not even just about measuring risk, it's about calculating risk/reward ratio correctly. If you have 50% chance of making 1 million dollars when you bet 10 dollars on something, you would bet on it won't you? Everyone would, worst case you lose ten bucks, best case you win a million dollars. But reverse it, and if you could make 10 dollars with a 50% chance if you bet 1 million dollars, would you then do it? Of course not, that would not make sense at all. Now what is the middleground and reasonable place? What is the % in any situation?

We do not know that and we can't possibly know it, but at the same time we are talking about something that will take a while, and we should be considering the fact that it is not going to be what we know, yet whales do know it.

This is very true and exactly what is happening in the airdrop space nowadays. If you look at all tye point system projects who has already airdroped to users, you will discover that those who are at the top 10 for example have tye highest points and as such earned the bigger portion of the airdrop percent.
The more money you suppl in a pool, the bigger will be your airdrop reward. Same thing applies to investment, the more tye merrier.
Reason why the rich will always get richer because they have the capital to invest heavily.

If I base it on the traditional way of doing business, it is true that when you have a large amount of fund capital that will be allocated to the business, there is a high chance that we will get a profit from it, but the chances that we will lose money are also high, or the risk is high too.

At the same time, when it is small capital, it is always a small risk, and with small capital, you expect profit to be small, but when it comes to crypto business, it is not like that because your small capital here in crypto or business can be multiplied. of 100x up to 1000x or more.

Yeah, that's called risk management and mitigation.

We're good at taking a risk with small amounts and the potential of having larger rewards. It's the same with investing in Bitcoin several years ago, the risk is quite high and you're not obliged to invest with a large amount. But the others defied that fear and took the risk with bigger sums of capital and now, those who have held and are patient are raking in the results of that risk because of their bravery.

Whales have got an idea because they can afford to invest with larger capital. Whilst for most commoners like me and probably you, we're actually taking the risk as it seems going to be a gamble if we have little knowledge about it and that's why in general as an investor, we need to know what we're dealing with.

Actually, I think they have both low-risk and high-risk projects in their portfolios. They know that each of these options can be interesting and profitable, so it is better to have both, rather than choosing one over the other, reducing your chances of profit in that case. But of course risk management works in each of these cases.

I hope you know that most rich people that we see around with large successful businesses are mostly on loans. Even the likes of Bexoz don't sell their shares to create another sub business, what they do is they take loan from banks to cover any new project they have in hand because selling shares means they will be selling with some tax to the government but taking loan and using the share as collateral help them take loan with any tax and they pay back when they make back the money from the business or take another loans.


Rich people are getting richer because they have the resources to be richer while poor man doesn't have the reouces to be richer. If you are rich and have assets, you can gave access to large loan quickly without any problem but if you have nothing, you might not be granted the loans and you Will be stuck within your range with idea but can't grow, this is the problem that limit poor people to grow their business and investment.

You're right but it depends and I think that most of them are conservative. While they've got funds that come from other investments as well, they want to protect it more and stay with the typical approach that they have that the safer route is better than taking bigger risks. But it's true, we don't know what kind of how big that risk they take for other projects that they have on their ports. Maybe that big for us is low for them because of how much they have and how they are used to these risks that has become part of their lives.

When it comes to crypto, there's always an exception. Most beginners these days just want to start investing or trading with a huge capital because their greed for quick profits is high. But the fact that majority of them do not come well handed and are less knowledgeable about how the investment works, they end up seeing their huge capital go into waste.

So it's not really applicable in crypto having more capital, higher returns as well. Unless if you have high experience on making your investments highly profitable in the long run.

The hardest thing about wealth is not to earn it for the first time, but to save it. And this task requires a person to be flexible and keep up with the times. Conservatism will lead to decline, because it does not allow you to see new, more profitable opportunities. If a person managed to earn a fortune 30 years ago, but now does not turn to new investment opportunities, then after some time he will simply lose it, because what worked 30 years ago is no longer effective today. This is why I do not believe in the conservatism of rich people (if they remain rich, and have not lost their capital). Conservative people remain where they started, without moving forward.

I agree, that preservation of the wealth that's obtained from the hard way is the hardest. This is also the reason why the rich are getting richer because they are preserving their wealth and they are doing everything they can to save it. As for that thought about conservatism, I can understand that many of the rich are still like that. But I also see wealthy people that are adopting the changes that's happening to this world, coming from the trends, businesses and whatever they are up to in things that they do.

If you make a wrong choice as intended, the statement that the higher the capital, the higher the profits, will not apply, both in crypto activities and in other types of activities.
If the sentence applies to this type of crypto activity, then the designation of Bitcoin is appropriate to interpret the sentence. The calculation of the percentage of 50% profit from $1000 is that $500 will be earned even though the Bitcoin market fluctuates, it could be more than $500.

I think you are looking at this the wrong way around. People who have little money have to take much higher risks in order to get the same returns as those investing with much more money. However when risk goes up, there chance you will walk away with less or even no money at the end gets higher. What you'll tend to find is that people with money have learned, through practice generally, to read risk better and even conserve their funds. They will often be encouraged to diversify by financial experts, so if they have a million they might have 500k in property, 400k in stocks and 100k in more risky assets which can balance out to give a reasonable return - but they know not to overstretch their resources.

Then this will go back to what the profit target is in its representation, is the percentage or the amount of money you want to get.
I strongly agree with it that we are not looking for a hundred-fold multiplier to get a very large multiplication of money if the capital is large, we will get a large profit if our capital is also large even if the percentage increase is small and that's how it works very well in investing rather than focusing on a high percentage increase.

While it is also true that we need to talk about the opposite, big profits must have big risks, if it is said that the profit can reach $5000 from $100,000 then vice versa if you get a 5% loss of $5000 too and that is a considerable amount, which if a bad mentality will get a very bad loss too if panic selling occurs, this must be considered in the use of large capital, so do not just focus on profits alone without considering the risks that you can accept.

Regardless of whether it is fair or not, in the end, things like this must always be maintained because after all, when things like this are changed by wanting equality in terms of wealth and wealth, for example it will also disrupt the electability of life so that no matter how fair or not between the rich and the poor, it must still continue because it is a wheel that cannot be lost.

With this condition, it will actually create a new thing where the life lived becomes not monotonous and makes this a condition where there is competition, especially when the poor who are trying to catch up with the rich and the rich who maintain their power.
We are set up for something like that, because it would not be funny if the justice system was seen only because of equality in wealth, if that happened then who would work as an employee because everyone would want to be the boss. So whether it's fair or not all depends on the portion for this kind of thing.

When it comes to bigger funds or capital, of course the rich people has definitely an edge over those poor people. But that doesn't mean that all rich people who come to invest in bitcoin have ended up successful and earn a lot and make more money. Those who are well knowledgeable and well experienced about bitcoin, rest assured that they will most likely succeed, but for those who are only here for quick profits, they end up losing a lot and eventually quit bitcoin investment.

As long as it can be managed well, I think high capital for something that already has value can bring higher profits, but on the one hand we also have to involve a level of risk that we have to bear when market and environmental conditions start to change for the worse. But for Bitcoin, of course it would be better if we put in a larger amount of capital with a fairly established time target in order to be able to generate one hundred percent profit through it.

It's a mistake to think the existing economic division is okay since it makes things more competitive. This economic wheel is broken, centuries-old, and fixed. Our wheel must be replaced, not expanded. Money given to the poor should be considered as an investment, not a gift. Everyone should have an opportunity to succeed. The system works best when everyone has a chance

Why keep a few in charge? This is insane old rubbish. It's about making a difference, not fortune. Healthcare, education, and technology deserve our money. Being an employee or boss shouldn't depend on your salary. It should matter what you contribute

But the opposite effect also works here: the more capital you operate, the greater the losses in case of an unsuccessful outcome. That is, risks with higher “stakes”.

                                                      Investing in bitcoin $1000.  profit on x2-x3  is $2000-$3000
                                                      Investing in altcoin (not all altcoins, but only some) $1000. profit on x5-x10 is $5000-$10,000 (but you are more likely to get a different result - x0)

In the case of cryptocurrencies, this works a little differently.

The basic mathematical formula for calculating profit and loss has not changed. People who have studied accounting can understand it well, although we do not deny that there are other ways to find the multiplication between large capital and the desired profit.
20% profit from large capital is not small compared to 50% profit from small capital.
Economists are very smart in calculating everything related to opportunities and risks, challenges and threats that will occur in the activities they will carry out.

I agree with that, but getting it is not easy, it requires persistence and hard work as well as a strong determination so that you don't complain easily and then give up. Apart from that, saving it is another challenge and not everyone can do this well, there are people who are not smart in this matter so they experience financial problems. If we keep up with the times, I think it will follow naturally. Even if they politely refuse, I think there will be a strong urge for them to follow developments as time goes by.

When they have an income and are successful, I think there is a definite possibility that they will think about how to manage their finances better, even though there are people who cannot manage their finances well, of course every once in a while they have thoughts about managing their finances better, this must be taken into account because It is indeed impossible for the wealth that has been obtained to last long unless the person was born into a royal family.

I agree with that, because if we talk about capital gain it will really work, and as well as the same staking, 7% as far as I know with a very large amount of money will also get a big reward.

 When talking about calculations, in my opinion, it is quite logical and there is no problem, but what is a fear is when a person who does not understand his own finances and investor fundamentals, I do not violate what is rounded up in the percentage calculation.

The fear is that it is consumed by early investors who don't even understand risk you reward management in the first step, they focus on increasing the amount of money to be invested but they don't understand that the risk looms over them as well as the profit they want to get.

When chasing more capital it’s still the same thing as chasing more returns because the aim of every investment is to make profits and one will go to any extent and use any means possible to increase their profits and the easiest way is by putting in more capital. More capital means higher risk because there is no 100% guarantee in what you doing and failure will amount to losing your capital.

It’s just basic principle where the more money invested the more profit to be made when the investment goes as expected and vise versa when the investment doesn’t go as planned (the more money to lost) so one cannot be reckless with the amount to be invested, money invested should be within the range of money you can afford to lose. When you invest more than you can afford to lose the fear of losing that money may affect your investment plan when things doesn’t go as planned and you will end up making certain decisions due to fear.

It seems that you are someone who has begun to understand about business and also speculating on profits through the amount of capital that is usually used in anything, including trade and large-scale business. I quite understand what you are saying because the comparison is quite clear and I have even encountered several business people in my own environment who have different amounts of capital. However, there is an important thing that I have learned from them during their short conversation, and that is about taking advantage of moments that are happening in a short time and in a relatively long time.

Because they say that not everyone can take advantage of good moments to reap profits in a short time or for a long time. But for those who have large capital, this can almost always be utilized without disrupting their previous plans. So I started to assume that every one of us who wants to be a successful businessman and get more profits must have broader knowledge and must have skills in reading the moment. And finally, there is sufficient capital to be used for this step without having to change previous plans.

Or simply speaking about the possible gains that you could really be able to get in dealing in between Bitcoin in compared into those low caps or altcoins which those prices are still cheap or undervalued.
This is one of the main reasons on why tons of people are really that considering on taking up such step on investing into altcoins because of that profitability possibilities on which we know that this could
really be something that will really be giving out that chance on making some nasty profits. Speaking about on the capital that you would be needing then of course not all people or investors would really be having that huge amount into their pockets on which there would really be those main differences in between to those who are really that having big or small capital.

It would really be that understandable on who do have that advantage specially to those who do have bigger capitals on which probability of gains could be high on a small volatility of the price or simply
with the percentage but come to think that when it comes to probability of losing then it would really be also bigger. This is something that you should really be that considering on such aspect.
So it would really be just that depending on how someone would really be making themselves handle out such risks.

You are truly a businessperson. Perhaps you must have had one or two investments apart from Bitcoin that you are doing. You're right here! Time flies and everything that exists and works now may not work or be as productive in the future as it is now. There is an ability to acquire wealth and there is another ability to recycle it to generate more wealth for us. I think this is the difference between the prominent wealthy people and the newly wealthy people. They can easily turn one day profits into another business or investment, and it continues like that   as long as they live. The reason is not because they are millionaires or billionaires it is because they have the mindset of a billionaire and millionaire. They can generate wealth but do not consume it.

in business it is always like that and indeed the bigger the capital, the bigger the profits will be and indeed I also often see people who are successful in business always spending large amounts of capital and indeed with large capital we will see large profits that can be obtained. But of course, in my opinion, the greater the capital spent, the greater the loss. So of course in this case knowledge, know-how and experience also need to be taken into account because of course in any business, before spending large capital, of course you have to be prepared for risks and everything, but of course in this case everyone has different opinions.

 Investing in BTC means the profits are greater for those who have large capital and of course buy BTC in large amounts because those who have small capital of course the profits will not be large. But of course, if invest in BTC, only money are ready to lose is worth using to buy BTC because of course investing in BTC contains risks.

Small or big capital, both needs a proper management so that we can minimize our losses and enhance our earning capabilities. It's just that we are extra careful if we are using a bigger one. There is no need to explain that. If the asset is high in value already, the chance for it to increase is now slim than compared to those assets that value is still small. Their future is still more brighter in case more people adopted them.

Using big capital automatically gives you a big risk as well and it doesn't matter what the market conditions are, and market will always be the same anyway the way they used to be. BTC may be established already but it's always better to be on the safer side as we still don't know what the future can bring to us or to the coin.

That's why it must be relevant with a reasonable calculation of the choice. For example, choosing Bitcoin, even though the price can change at any time beyond predictions, incorporating the calculation concept as meant by the OP can make sense if the calculation of the profit percentage is greater if you set large capital for a certain period of time. If, for example, today the price starts to decline, then in a matter of days the price movement increases by up to 4%, the profits will be large compared to people who set small capital when buying Bitcoin.

It is true that you should not only have money but an idea on what to do with the money you have, if you have no idea then you are not going to get anything good out of that money. I personally believe that the best way to continue with this would be getting some financial education, because if you have some then you would have a good result in the end.

I believe that we could all just focus on how to make it work, make that money work for you instead of you working for it, if we can do that then we are going to be fine. Most of the time this happens when you have some good capital, because small capital can work and make even smaller which doesn't worth it, but bigger capital could work and make you a living wage instead.

It is true that capital is an important supporting factor for the business we run, for the sustainability of the business. The size of the capital used in the business will of course affect the income earned by the entrepreneur so that the business runs well, sufficient capital is needed, but all of them need to have experience in the business sector without having experience and insight into the business world, it is difficult to set up the business that we hope for, all of these factors are very necessary, even if one factor is lacking, it will affect everything, the more capital we have, the more profits we will get so that the company's growth will increase, In this case, people have different opinions depending on their thoughts.

So far, yes, I quite agree with this idea, the greater the capital, the greater the profits, or vice versa, but if we focus on the amount of capital we use then actually the percentage of profits is not too large, or what this means is that by following this formula it will It will take quite a long time for you to get a profit of 2x your capital.

But yes, overall I also admit that this is a good idea, especially if we have long-term planning, the benefit of which is that we will avoid the possibility of MC, and apart from that, of course with large capital, your mental and psychological well-being will also be maintained. But on the other hand, of course, large capital must also be accompanied by adequate knowledge regarding the world of investment. Simply put, you need to know the basic things, especially information about the potential of Bitcoin itself.

Having an opinion determines how money is spent. To have an idea, we need to learn about the business we want to do and listen to the experiences of experienced people. Just because our capital is large does not mean that the income from our work will be large. In order to act in a planned way and avoid wasting capital, the ideas we use should also be valuable.

Returns may vary according to the size of the capital, but the business must be a business that can provide this return. Businesses established without planning and with large amounts of capital may produce very small revenues and expectations may not be met.

It cannot be denied that the greater the capital, the greater the profits. However, everyone must also understand that the risks are also very high. I believe that to start a business, everyone must have a comprehensive understanding of the details of the business they are going to do. Let's say we want to start by opening a convenience store. The things we have to study are community needs, level of competition, regional culture, and ease of access to the goods or products we trade. The service model must also be considered so that the business can survive for a long time.

This example may be relevant for starting other business ideas. In simple terms, what we need to know before starting a business is how the flow of money in a place or area rotates. So in my opinion, with large capital we can get large profits, this applies to any business. Meanwhile, courage is needed in starting a business, so that we are ready to face various risks that may occur unexpectedly. Many people have ideas and just keep them without executing them. We know that not everyone has the capital and courage at the same time.

What you said is actually quite absolute for everyone to understand because the small size of the capital in any case must have the ability to manage it very well so that the business can grow and the capital does not run out immediately before reaping the benefits. And I have also seen the level of risk that people who have large capital get because it is always separated from the level of people who have small capital in any business.

As for Bitcoin itself, I think it can still be used by everyone to achieve profits within a certain period of time if it is used for investment, but if it is only used for short-term trading, it is clear that the profits may not be large enough considering that the price itself is already quite mature even though there is still a possibility for it to continue to increase from the current price.

It is true that those who spend large capital will of course be able to get greater profits but it is very impossible to get if someone who has large capital does not have good knowledge about the business being run and this will certainly be very risky if they use large capital and for those who already have good skills about the business, of course they have understood well will be the risks they will face and most likely they have a good plan before running the business so that they will dare to spend a large amount of capital in order to get a big profit.

In terms of investing in Bitcoin, of course, everyone has a different strategy to make a profit, so when they are confident in their abilities and skills and have enough funds to invest, of course they will dare to take the risk to be able to make a profit that is greater than what they have invested.

It really all depends on a trading strategy. If you are a skilled trader, you can make 30% in a month in a short-term trading. I made it myself several times, and I am sure it is possible. Of course, if we compare such trading with a long term investments, then percentage in the first case will be lower. Because regular trading supposes losing as well. However, you can do both, but pick different goals for those options.

Trading is riskier than long-term investments, although some expert traders can get high profits every month, but sometimes they also experience high losses because the crypto market is not always accurate and we know that the market can change movements without us expecting it due to the big influence of every case related to crypto. market. However, if we have high capital then we can manage long-term trades and investments, manage asset balance to cover losses from other asset losses and generally long-term investment assets produce definite profits without high risk.

High risk, high return. That has always been the terms to the word of investing you. I for one don’t really consider any trader to be way too experienced not to endure some losses in terms of trading. However, it pays to have a high capital while trading. I’ll give you a scenario of a trade that got me burnt even with the analysis haven’t been properly done.

Okay, I was on this thread, probably entered way too early but, all my analysis was in agreement with my entry point. The market was showing to have over bought on my RSI and was about the resistance zone. Eventually, it broke the resistance but, that was a false breaking, I was well aware of that and as such, I didn’t close my position. Eventually, the market closed me out and steeply headed in the direction of my analysis and started selling.

I don’t re-enter because, I had to go through the process of funding and that wasn’t what I was willing to do in that time.

if you think about it, everything certainly has a risk side, and it can probably be minimized or even avoided depending on what we ourselves are like, if we have good knowledge, maybe the risk can be avoided. Things that involve money certainly have risks such as trading which certainly has the risk of making the money we have can be lost, because it is true what you said with market movements that can change at any time and this is one of the problems that must be considered. even though the knowledge you have is good, it does not guarantee that we can always get profit.

balancing everything needs to be done to avoid big losses. even though it is true that the higher the capital and the higher the profit, I think it does not mean that this risk side is gone, of course there is still a risk side that will occur, we just need to do it well and carefully, don't take the wrong steps that can make us experience big losses. so don't just think about the benefits, but the risks must also be considered carefully so as not to make us stressed when we experience losses.

Sometimes I also think like that because if someone can do both with different goals it will also be quite good because considering the percentage of profit that can be obtained in the short term and also the level of profit in the long term after spending more time on one or several crypto assets that he has believed in for a long time. And actually I myself do more long-term trading than short-term trading which makes me have to keep watching and controlling it every time there is a change in the market trend side.

For the theory that the greater the capital, the greater the profit in the world of investment, I strongly agree with that, because investment is a multiplication of money that is done in the long term, so if we have a small capital what we get must be small from the investment made.

Likewise with the risk, we should not only look at the profit side but also look at the risk of loss as well, some presentations need to get a risk tolerance that can be accounted for in an investment so as not to get into a big pit of death.
Maybe some people will get faster profits in investment because of using leverage in their investment, but it can also make a threat in trading if we do not know the market situation that may occur.

On the moment that you would really be deciding on risking even more or higher capital or risk you would be taking then you should really be that get prepared for whatever things that you might be able to encounter on which we know that on the time or moment that you do find yourself having those kind of potential risks taking then loses would really be the same. It would really be that in balance that if you do risks big then rewards could really be also big but bare in mind that returns arent that guaranteed on which it would really be that basing up on different factors as we do all know. Neither you are really that getting involved with investment, doing trading, doing business or any forms of possible ventures that could bring out profits but somehow excludes gambling on this lists because its never been considered to be an ideal thing.

If you are someone who doesnt really like to take up such risks then you could always opt to make some small capital that you would really be putting up but of course you cant really expect something
big in terms of returns on which its really just that the basic concept or stuff. On the moment that you are already that confident that you could really do it well then this is the time that you would
be considering on increasing up gradually in terms of capital.

This is true for absolutely any amount of capital. We never know the "personal" value of this capital, because for someone $1,000 may be the last money, and for someone else it would be just a drop in the ocean. Therefore, the risk in the first case will be much higher, although in absolute figures this is a fairly small amount that can be risked to make a profit. Everyone has their own strategy and different percentages will be considered "good profit".

Correcttttttt the inflation nowadays is getting crazy famm like I mean it today's world is unpredictable geopolitic is boiling hot and the market is full with uncertain things and you know what live basically a gamble.

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Back to topic The Higher the capital the higher the returns it is indeed very true I mean let's say you can profit 10% a year with 1 million USD in start capital than you make 100K USD a year and that is more than enough in a country like Indonesia. That is why the rich people are getting rich because they have a huge starter modal and 6-10% can made them a fortune

I think in this case we should be wiser in choosing and focus more on just one.
It does not mean that we should not trade and invest at the same time but in the end we must believe that if these two things are done at the same time then it will actually make you hassle which in fact makes you lose more because you cannot focus and thoughts are mixed between investing and trading.

Make a choice from the beginning where you want to be, because in my opinion trading and investing are different even though they are in the same scope and I don't feel that doing both activities at the same time will have a good impact but it will be the opposite.  The risk is much greater, your focus which is split is also one of the factors where you can actually lose your money in this case. I prefer to be in Investment and I still believe that investment will be much more worth it compared to trading.

It is true that when an investor increases the amount of investment, the return on his investment will also be higher. To make profit we must increase our investment. Many investors think that it is possible to earn huge profit with small investment in crypto but in reality it will be difficult at the moment. Earlier if you invest 100 dollars it was possible to get 100 times more profit but that is not possible anymore. Those who still think that they will get 100 times profit by investing 100 dollars are wrong. Nowadays if one wants to be profitable from his investment then he must increase his investment. Profit is never possible without increasing investment.

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Losses and profits are 2 things that cannot be separated in trading, we cannot just want to always get a profit, because losses always overshadow. Pasarr cannot be predicted accurately and that is why those who are experts still feel losses, it's just that they can quickly rise because their experiences are very helpful, different from beginners.
But if we can already be able to understand correctly, then we will be able to better do trade. Now the problem is to be able to understand it all how much time we have to spend. Sometimes someone will feel hopeless because they always feel the disadvantages when learning becomes even better. Many of them finally decided to stop and there were those who continued. And sometimes we don't know whether they will be successful or not if they continue. Here requires a strong mentality and also we must ensure that our finances are in good condition even though there are many losses.

Why? Investing does not require your active participation. Especially if we are talking about long-term. You can calmly trade, having several assets in deep hold. One does not interfere with the other at all. And why should you choose only one thing from the start? People's priorities and opportunities change in life, time becomes available or, on the contrary, limited. Depending on what stage of life a person is at, either trading or investing will suit him better. And it is better to be able to do both.

But really, why not do both? They actually complement each other real nicely.  Trading lets you capitalize on short-term price moves while investing is more about the long play.  but if you only do one, you are missing out on chances to make significant gains. and  Mixing them up helps spread out risk too.  Your wins balance losses.  And the skills you build trading - reading charts and all that - can inform your investing picks.  So why toss aside something so useful? I say take full advantage and trade as well as invest. (If you can to do it.) Nothing wrong with covering all your bases.

It doesn't matter if we do both for the reasons you said, but with a note that in the end we have enough resilience, especially in terms of finances. But if in the end we only become someone who seems ordinary and still has economic difficulties then why force to be in both because honestly in my opinion it will only torture yourself.

We will not be able to get optimal results if in the end we just force ourselves like that so instead of making conditions more difficult it will be more comfortable to be in one than to do it in both.
Although people's perspectives may sometimes differ because profit is always one of the reasons but we must realize that when trading and investing at the same time it makes our risk management more uncontrollable.

This principle cannot be summarized globally in all businesses or investments, there are times when you also have to bear the risk of the opposite of the basic principle you mentioned, the greater the capital you have, the greater the risk you have to bear. To invest in Bitcoin, you must have capital from your own pocket, because with resources from yourself you can bear the risk if a loss occurs. It is highly recommended to have your own capital when starting an investment, even if the amount is not too large, you can convert profits to increase the amount of capital.

You can use the capital in the long term because you are not burdened with other things such as having to pay off loans and if your assets are stuck due to their decreasing value, you are not burdened with big risks because you have no connection with other parties. I am not too greedy in investing, although I know that the more capital, the greater the amount of profit. However, if I do not have a large amount of capital, I prefer to control my own capital, no matter how much, rather than having to take loans from other parties.

it's always how you play the game, you got small capital you increase the risk, having big capital is great but if we keep failing on our trade or investments it just means higher damage done to our wallet.
try to risk it more and at least make the capital grow into something good enough for us to proceed with long term investment, then we can actually get something out of it.

i'm myself whenever I have succeeded in growing the capital, instead i will be more passive with my investment, holding off from taking too much risk and lean more to preserving my investment.
I guess that's why my APY isn't that great but it's steady growth.  when we have big enough capital, we are opened up to so much more opportunities after all including the ones with lesser risks.

of course anyone who will take the risk must be prepared for what will happen, most likely a disappointing result. but what you said is true, even if the result is positive, the reward or profit will be great, but by taking the risk, it is clear that the greater risk dominates, so if the result is disappointment, it must be accepted well, don't let the disappointing result make us desperate or stressed, that is not what is expected.

of course, sometimes I feel there is a time when I have to increase capital again, but of course with the considerations made. because I think it's not just me who definitely doesn't want losses to occur, other people I think don't want to experience losses, but the difference here is that there are people who don't consider it first and there are people who consider everything like me. I admit I am a fairly thorough person and that helps me in doing everything.

Normally, if you use big capital to start a business or invest in a business, the money you will get as profit will be much more than someone who uses small capital and expects a big return. I think such a person is just wasting his or her time because the amount of profit will depend on the capital you use to enter the business, so I think the thing is vice versa. In business, capital matters when it comes to getting a huge return because capital is what boosts our profit.
 
But sometimes someone can start a business with small capital, then continue using the profit he is making to boost his capital till the capital reaches his or her target before withdrawing the profit in a large amount.

But I want to add one thing. If want to start any business, do work for the person who is successful in that niche in which you want to do the business. If you want to make a market, see the market and analyse the market and analyse the profit of products and  analyse the price you have to invest in that business and always make a mentor and learn from his experience and his mistakes. These are most important thing to start any kind of big business because money is not such important as comparison to mindset and experience. If you will experience the market condition then you will get more new things in market and you will learn from that. And always improve yourself by studying the books of successful entrepreneurs.

Yes, that's right, bro, we really have to go directly to the market to analyze all the prices, so that we can know in such a way about the circulation of capital in the markets, not just looking for big profits, but we have to maintain certain profits every day, so that our sales are stable, then the knowledge that is most useful when we start to enter the market, there we slowly run a business while learning with seniors who are much more advanced than our beginner selves, the thing we have to apply is to practice patience. maximum because running this business is not as easy as we imagine, there are certain obstacles and challenges, therefore we have to be careful in running our own business so that there are no high losses for ourselves, with sufficient capital we can make our business even bigger. develop as long as we continue to learn and evaluate all of this wisely.

Working with those who have been successful, of course, this will help us a lot in running a business in that field and we can learn a lot from the experience they have gotten, by learning from those who have been experts will certainly be able to make it easier for us to understand and will reduce the risk of losses that we are likely to get,  Because if we don't choose the right person to learn it, of course we will make more mistakes in running the business, so it is very important for us to be able to find someone who already has experience and knowledge in the business that we will run in order to achieve the success they have achieved.

Everyone who has entered the market, of course, they will see a lot of new things and they may not have gotten from the theory they have learned, but they must be able to adapt themselves to the situation so that they become better and also as you said to keep learning more things that we cannot understand so that we can make profits from the business that we run.

If the work is not much different, of course it is not wrong for you to rely on that person in learning the things you need in order to be able to improve your business within a certain period of time. Because usually people who already have experience in a field of business, of course they have knowledge that they can share with others as long as they are willing to share it for free to anyone. However, as the owner of a particular business, we also cannot completely rely on other people because we also need our own plans and decisions in determining the direction of the business and in advancing the business in the future.

what you said is right, even though the person is experienced but at least it is better for us to intervene because that can also make us gain more experience, so don't rely too much on others, even though it is said that we are capable of doing that but it is better not to do it. the thing to note is that everyone has their own thoughts and no one knows what is on each person's mind, not to be offensive but we still have to be vigilant.

besides that we as company owners certainly have the will over the decisions we have to take, the other side must be other people who work together to provide advice but that does not mean they determine everything, the decision is up to us to determine the future so accept advice from others and don't forget to consider it.
besides that we must be able to consider other things such as capital expenditures or funds for something even though there are benefits that can be obtained but considering it is something that needs to be done, don't forget this.

It would be even better if certain company owners cooperate with other companies in terms of bartering their production materials because it would be more profitable for each other even though there must be a decision that has been agreed upon in advance. Because each company owner can continue to manage their company with their own ideas, but in terms of marketing and sales it will also be more profitable when one company can sell its raw materials to a company that will make other goods from the raw materials.

It can be a mutually beneficial cooperation, the advantage for the raw material provider is that they have a larger new consumer and for those who are provided with raw materials it will be an advantage because they will no longer think about raw materials and in terms of price there is usually a lower agreement when buying in very large quantities. However, it is not easy to find such cooperation, because usually they also have other companies that have been working together for a long time. Not to mention if the company is new, of course the first step is to convince others to be able to work with us and it is not easy to convince others like that. We also have to have a very good history about our company to be able to convince other companies.

That is a natural challenge for every new company to face because building trust in order to be able to work with other companies is always not easy. So every new company will definitely show the level of sales they have achieved first with a more appropriate consumer target so that they can be trusted by the raw material provider. Because every company will not immediately build a collaboration if they do not see the good side of other companies and of course this must be proven through the sales achievements of each company.

This is true that the higher the capital the higher the profit that you can get from your investment, but it is not always depend on the capital it is also depend on the strategy, because there are also investors that earn big even if they only have a small amount of capital specially on crypto investment because they took advantage with the high volatility network, and there are also high capital investment that never earn because they don't hold and sell at loss when the market is dumping.

Higher capital always translates to higher returns especially when the same odds is put in contest but, the case can be different when it’s subjected to certain amount of risk.
High capital on low risk or multipliers doesn’t always translates to higher returns. Keep in mind here that ROI is based on the net profit
Hence, one who takes more risk with a low capital can have high returns that might outweigh high capital investments.
Wheee the advantage to this risk to reward ratio is always in the fact that, you’ve got a higher chance of success with low risk than it would be with high risk.

and in my opinion not all things done with large capital can also produce large profits, because in every thing that is done there must be a risk side that might happen, if for example we have high capital does not mean we will get big profits too but it all depends on the strategy as you said and also with our own skills or knowledge that determine it, so balancing everything well needs to be done even though we have enough money but it does not mean we have to use it for high capital remember that risk will always be side by side.
all of this cannot be ascertained clearly, because what you said is true there are small investors who can reap big profits because they may do it very well so they can avoid risks or may be able to overcome the risks calmly, and there are also those who do use large capital but do not produce big profits but the opposite, this is because there is no certainty so considering everything by balancing it is something that needs to be considered carefully, do not be careless and reckless in doing something or making decisions.

The amount of capital and strategy and how to see important moments in the market must be balanced enough for each investor and also for each trader because in the end everyone will also hope for a level of luck but for capital and how to read some important moments it will be a very necessary basis for everyone. So it is true as you said that profit does not always come from large capital, but it has the potential to be realized through a high level of knowledge and is also accompanied by a sufficient amount of capital in the market.

Exactly, low capital also has the same chance of generating high profits but the risk ratio is higher than high capital businesses, usually they have the expertise to manage low capital to increase the potential profit from business, trading, or others, but the achievement process takes a long time and patience to always update performance to test new things that have the potential to achieve the target. However, I will plan to increase the business with low capital to improve my ability to develop the business according to the plan, if I can achieve the first stage profit target then I will increase the business capital to expand the business network such as looking for mutually beneficial business partners.

Big profits don't necessarily come from big capital either, big profits can come from small capital, but most of the profits come from the way we produce it all, sometimes we have big capital but have small profits, our skills in making profits also necessary in trading where we can analyze market prices well so that we can look for gaps more freely to seek big profits, of course everything has its own risks, we must be prepared for all the risks so that we can be more careful and careful again in the future.

Whether business or investment that we are talking into then it would really be just that be basing up on your risks tolerance on which we are really that trying out to achieve on one main goal on which having that generation of profits on which this could cause up on having these gains on which it would really be that be basing up on how well you do able to handle out such things. It would really be that
better that you should really know at least on what you should gonna do and also always consider about the risks factor. It is really that indeed true that on the moment that you are using up bigger capital then
it would really be also giving out that huge chance on making bigger profits too in compared into those who have started out small but just like been said and known that potential loss would really be equal to that.

This is why it would really be that important that on the time or moment that you do consider out on having bigger capital then it would be best that you should be wary about the risks involved.
You cant really just that dive in without making yourself being that prepared about those potential risks. So it would really be basing up on your risks tolerance and proper planning would really be
that crucial when it comes into this aspect. So it would really be basing up on this case.

In this business it can be called accumulation where when you buy products from suppliers with large capital, of course you will get more discounts. This is the law of trade. And when you get a cheaper price automatically you will also get a bigger profit. Let's say someone who starts a business with a capital of $ 10k and $ 1k. With the same business and getting the same price from the supplier and both taking only 10% profit. Business people with large capital can take about 20 or 30% of the profit for their living needs. That means around $ 200 or $ 300. But business people with small capital if they take 100% of the profit, they only get $ 100 for their living needs. This is unfair because someone with large capital can leave around 60 or 50% of their profit as new capital for their business.

Well, taking high risks with less capital has a higher chance of losing. Certainly there is a lot of competition among those who use less capital. Due to which the probability of their rate also increases to that extent. On the other hand, those who invest with more capital will have less return on investment but risk is less. In this case, it is entirely up to the investor which benefit he gives priority. Moreover, depending on the area of ​​investment, how much profit can be obtained from the investment will depend on it. After all if less capital is invested with the aim of getting high return that would be better.

In terms of seeking profit with a certain amount of capital, not only can you see and analyze market prices at all times, but every trader and investor must always be able to see the general economic conditions which will also lead to analyzing market conditions so that we can know about gaps and also predictions of potential prices that will occur in the market. This is indeed not easy to know because the prices of assets that already have value in the market will always feel the impact of global influences at any time so that prices can often change from weeks and even months as is often the case with Bitcoin today.

When you talk about economic principles, you must also include the opposite of profit, the bigger the capital you have, the bigger the profit and the bigger the risk too. If you are currently imagining investing in Bitcoin, it cannot be denied, you only need courage, mental readiness, the ability to control emotions and a high level of patience, then you can invest in Bitcoin no matter how much capital you have.
It is also important to note that investing what you can afford to lose is a measure of your readiness to bear the risk. In fact, the more capital, the greater the potential profit, so it is necessary to periodically increase the number of assets in a long-term investment plan if you want greater profits.

The return will be proportional to the capital issued and if using small capital and do not have the knowledge to collect then the return will be in accordance with what we invest.
Bitcoin is indeed promising in long-term investment but when the capital is small and not added to the ownership of assets that we have then the return will not be as large as people talk about.
Having much larger capital will provide the opportunity to generate maximum profit because we can make adjustments to purchases using several methods.

Investments must be made according to what you want to achieve and if you expect a large return then the capital that must be issued must also be large.

This principle is true except that in some cases, those with big capital tends to venture into less risky business than those with small capital. The reason is that those who have a lot at stake will do better research at the risk factor than those who will not blink an eye if their money is lost. For instance, someone with $1 million dollar can invest such money in a business with a profit target of 5% per annum whereas someone with $1k will not do that because he might consider it as insignificant amount to make as profit in a year. What I understand is that the more money you have, the easier it becomes for you to make more money.

But whatever it is to find big profits with small capital is still difficult, I even say that in terms of percentage it is very small because realistically if you want to get big profits then it must be accompanied by large capital and it will be quite worth it with all the possible risks, the law of economics is like that.
And regarding the investment choices that we make, it will vary and everyone has different views and knowledge about their investment choices, I think that is not a reference.

The reference still goes back to the capital and also to what we invest because when someone starts choosing the wrong investment, they will not be able to expect greater profits even though the amount of capital they use is quite large. However, if we look at the law of economics which is very common, it is clear that large capital in a more appropriate investment will make the potential profit greater because someone does not put their capital in the wrong place. So we also need to pay attention to the place and also what assets are before using more capital for this.