What is a good amount to invest?

[ciciliacrypto]

$5000 is ok ,maybe a diversified  $5000 will be very perfect. at least fair enough.

[shvetseu]

I believe that you can start investing and studying this market from any amount, but it is important that you can afford to lose this amount or freeze for a long time.

[bitcointodayand]

the amount of investment depends on the amount of funds that you have. people who work on exchanges. when they say that you need to invest those funds that you are not afraid to lose. usually it's 10% of the amount of money you have.

[Pasadoble]

You should invest the amount you are able to afford in case of anything. In crypto world risk is always attached so you should always keep this in mind.

[Arcoin1]

Put a budget on your head to make sure you do not invest all your money. Much of the investment leads to much loss of investment as much as it seems to gain too much.

[thunderbitz2717]

What is a good amount to start with when investing into crypto?

I see lots of posts about “I have $100 / $200, what should I buy” and most of the time the answers are with that amount just invest in an ICO etc etc.

I would be interested to know what people here consider a good starting amount to invest...and I know the basics of not investing more than you can afford to loose but for arguements sake, what’s a good number to start with?

I’m not so much interested from a whale perspective of investing like $500k or $1mill, more so the normal everyday average joe male/female investor who wants to dabble in the crypto market. Would it be $1k, $2k, $5k, $10k, $20k etc? People new to the game or interested to start investing in this space may find this useful so they know a rough number which would be a good starting point before turning  that into riches (the obvious dream).

For reference I initially started with about $3k (it’s not loads but it was a start) and over time I’ve added more and more (it gets addicting) into the pot as and when I have the money to spend and when the time seems good to buy.

This is all depend on your capital, then in every investment you should know the content of the altcoins which you are going to invest in.

Find out or check the demand if it is high or not. Particularly, if you are in this industry. Actually 100$ I think is a good start for us to

invest whether it is ico or for trading.

[amaterazu]

The good amount is the amount that you are afford to lose, as a beginner its highly recommended to spent a bit to try the market. And it will increase along with your experience here.

[phreakorico]

Maybe, 10% of your monthly income? And start of with a little bit of savings maybe.

[benjamin11]

There is no actually an exact amount of money to start investing in cryptocurrency world. It all depends on you, on what you have, on what youre willing to spare. Of course the higher you start up with, the greater your profit will be. But you can still start with small amount. All you have to do is to diversify and choose the right investment platform for you.

[Bosmuda]

You should spent on what are you going to invest with funds that you are afford to lose, never use money that not a cold money. Your analysis and decision will easily distracted.

[blargh222]

I would say for your starting investment you should start with an amount of money you are not afraid to lose. that amount will obviously change based on your income and personality. try to think how bad would it feel to just lose 20$ versus 20k and figure out your desired amount from that thought

[MWesterweele]

You should spent on what are you going to invest with funds that you are afford to lose, never use money that not a cold money. Your analysis and decision will easily distracted.

yes that could be. if you will put all eggs in one basket then the baskef fall you have nothing to save or have  so you must invest what you afford to lose, we need to think that not everyday we will in our investment someday we will lose also thats why keep that in your mind to avoid mistakes

[MasNizzer]

You should spent on what are you going to invest with funds that you are afford to lose, never use money that not a cold money. Your analysis and decision will easily distracted.

yes that could be. if you will put all eggs in one basket then the baskef fall you have nothing to save or have  so you must invest what you afford to lose, we need to think that not everyday we will in our investment someday we will lose also thats why keep that in your mind to avoid mistakes

Any amount is good to invest as long as you have gained knowledge and have done your due diligence.
Because if we invest there will be many things that will happen and we must be prepared for it

[klser]

In my opinion, it depends on your experiance and project. As for me, I started with 600$. I think it's a good amount to start.

[Malamok101]

The good value to invest is 30k to make your income bigger because if your investment is bigger then you earn more.

[hodler.com]

In todays market is it better to hodl or to daytrade ?

[SuperP]

It seems to me an excellent amount for investing will be the amount that you are not afraid to lose in case of a loss because in the case when the market falls you will not make a panic sale!

[Rommel24]

Well,, invest at small or big capital are both in good but it will depend upon your knowledge in skilled,if you not  too experiences
 to invest about crytocurrencies, the best option you can do is  to start at small amount to explore in a while,,, while it also  gain your knowledge in skilled at the same time, and that time you have enough knowledge and skilled ,you must go and build up to high amount with your initial capital, depend upon to your target amount would you like to fined and build as.

[Chrisjay]

Will its up to you nobodys tell you how mich you invest the important can you make it back with good profit. Because investing is a risk especially when put all your money in one investment

[kikoy999]

the amount you need to invest in is 20k or higher to earn a great deal because only a small amount of money you invest will also be worth your money.