With how much should i start

[Esterklu]

First of all - you have to start with sum which you can afford to lose, second - if you want to trade be ready, that you will loose part of sum at the beginning, so may be better to start with minimum, it can be 20-50$. In some days you can add more.

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[kokrokok]

no matter how much money you have to start trading in the altcoin, if you have a lot of funds to trade then you will get a lot of profits if the coins you have have a lot of price increases (but if you are a newbie then I suggest you start with $ 100 - $ 500)

[websing]

It all depends on what investment experience you have, whether it's about investment. If it's about trading, you can start with anything, even the smallest amount.

[uspehnyy]

Well, if yt came to the market, first you have to get the documents for the BEGINNER, you need a beginner not to lose money and time in the empty, and after already getting started and earn money, or rather tokens that can be sold for Fiat

[Hikimanr]

The more you invest the more the chance that you will get a good profit.  But it is worth investing a minimum of 2 coins.

[JelganNa]

As any speculation business they are dangers included, so the best figure to begin with is the one that don't make you apprehensive and you are OK with losing it if things go south. In the event that you hazard cash that are essential to you, it's effortlessly to commit error when showcase amendment emerge. So be alright with the numbers and don't settle on terrifying choices.

[huanzhong644306]

It's best to start with the amount of losses you can afford and try to research the different counterfeit bills you want to invest in.

Don't invest the entire household budget, or even worse, borrow money.

[hheight]

How much do i need to start trading altcoins. I would like to know what would be the ideal number.

Thanks!

"Ideal" number is different for everyone. It depends on your skill and experience. It's better to start with a small amount and eventually raise rates.

[ujinice]

All depends only on your financial capabilities, for beginnings I would recommend that you try your strength with a minimum amount of money.

[doomistake]

For me I started with nothing at first. I joined a lot of bounty campaigns and the rewards I got from them were the ones I use to start trading. Maybe if you have the money to spend you can start small first and get the hang of it. Then you can start to go bigger once you get used to trading.

You are right, I guess most of the people here get the money they are using in Trading in their salary on the bounty campaign they have joined, it is an alternative way if you really wanted to Trade but you don't have the money, you could also Trade the tokens that you could earn in any bounty. But if OP have the money, it is better if he is going to start on a big amount, buy the top coins next to bitcoin, it is a safe way because there is no doubt he could make profits to those coins.

Ethereum is the first one I recommend you guys to buy if you are just started trading, it is a sure win, and as a beginner of course I know that you didn't know how to find out what coins are good to be buy for you to use it on Trading.

[VclDm]

If you have less then you invest less and more will invest a lot, so consider before making a wise decision for you, be careful over Because the password market is quite risky

[CryptoVal13]

You need to be sure that you will not loose your investment once you start. In that case the more the better. But if you are a beginner- better spend time on studying.

[rot2m8]

now it can only start from the small things long time later it can become a big thing as we want it to be affordable with the circumstances of our money that today do not ever force or overdo it and never follow big people .

[ozlem01]

There is no ideal number for starting but i would like to suggest you that go for that money which you can easily afford in case of loss.

[K_rock]

indeed there is no ideal number for investment but if you are a beginner at least multiply your analysis and use your capital gradually

[blckhawk]

How much do i need to start trading altcoins. I would like to know what would be the ideal number.

Thanks!

I don't think that there is such thing we call ideal number here. But I guess it would lie up upon the minimum amount require for you to start trading altcoin stuff. Any amount will do as long as it is inclined in the minimum required amount. Well, that is a good thing though you are not bursting out all the money you have, just continue doing it. You will be earning a little from that then those money use them as instead as your capital to continue trading stuffs.

[supahlovah]

The prices here are not , you can take the Ethereum one for $ 300 , and after 5 years, to come in and say it will cost around 20000 thousand dollars , so I think here you need to choose the coin in which you invest

LOL))) I think this is a big dream of every investor here who have ethereum and hope that price will grow till 20000 - the main question is - when?))

[rahul10948]

It all depends on how much you can afford to lose. Investing in cryptocurrencies involves a lot of risks. You have to consider the possibilities of losing your investments many folds same as you expect it to increase many folds as well. Along this line, project how much risks you can afford. Do your research as well to mitigate losses. The gian is our and  loss is also yours

[Muhammad Muneeb]

How much do i need to start trading altcoins. I would like to know what would be the ideal number.

Thanks!

start with the amount you can afford to lose.. never invest your all of the capital into crypto keep 50% in usdt to buy the btc in dip.

[natumanya]

In my opinion, you need start to trade with an insignificant amount for you. Since the understanding of the market does not come immediately and the first deposit will be merged.

You should always remember that you can lose your money so you need to invest only your extra money and don't forget about main rule here