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July 04, 2019, 11:49:56 PM |
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Hey. Just a quick question to you guys - How much money I need to start investing on Bitmex? Im thinking about using leverage, I know it's risky but my capital won't be too big.
you can invest very low investment also but you need to be interested in it otherwise you cannot more concentrate about the next move from this side then you cannot be hundred percent involved in this field so that their investment can be low but you need to give your 100% effort.
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iMark
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July 05, 2019, 01:34:09 AM |
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If you're talking about exchanges like BitMEX, I don't think "investing" is the right term to use. It's more of "gambling" like jostorres said.
If you really want to speculate or "invest" in Bitcoin, I heavily suggest to just straight off buy Bitcoin and just keep it for years to come. That's a more non-stressful way of doing it, and could end up being more profitable if you hold it long enough(especially as an inexperienced trader).
moreover he uses a leverage strategy, of course the risk will be far greater. You have to adjust the capital with the skills you have, you understand the right allocation for yourself, because you know the level of skills you have, you also have to consider your courage to accept losses and your financial abilities
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leea-1334
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July 05, 2019, 09:42:57 AM |
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For testing it is better to start with a very small bankroll. You will almost always lose first. Only when you grope your trading strategy is it worth making a weighty deposit. The deposit should allow you to meet the expected value of your trading, which will satisfy you.
You make this sound like you are gambling in a normal dice casino,,, and I guess the way you talk, this is exactly how many people like yourself approach trading! Saying you will almost always lose first means you enter to gamble, not to trade with strategy. You do realize how amateur this makes you look right?
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NathanJB
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July 05, 2019, 02:10:17 PM |
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Hey. Just a quick question to you guys - How much money I need to start investing on Bitmex? Im thinking about using leverage, I know it's risky but my capital won't be too big.
I don't recommend you using Bitmex if you are still starting to trade. It's fun but too risky for a beginner. If I were you, I would start with trading lessons and trials in other exchange platforms, those without leverage. Using leverage is a double-edged sword. You could big time, you could also lose big time. At the end of the day, you are like gambling instead of trading. Use of leverage is best only to those who have studied it well.
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Dontme
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July 05, 2019, 04:07:27 PM |
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Hey. Just a quick question to you guys - How much money I need to start investing on Bitmex? Im thinking about using leverage, I know it's risky but my capital won't be too big.
It is always up to you how much money you want to invest, lol. The higher the investment the bigger the profit but also bigger the risk.
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July 05, 2019, 09:37:31 PM |
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Can you risk trading on leverage? Your question makes you sound like a newbie. Trading leverage either as a normal trader or newbie is very risky and not advisable for someone like you unless though you are ready to lose all your funds in few trades? BitMex has a demo trading feature. I will advise you to use it before deciding to trade with real money. Link to Bitmex Demo trading : https://testnet.bitmex.com/
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July 06, 2019, 06:20:11 PM |
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It depends on your skill and your profit target, even with leverage, the more you trade with, the more profit that you have, but if this is your first time of trading bitmex, I would advise that you use not more than $100 to start with first, and test your skill and also to see the potential of the coin, secondly ensure that you do not allow your greed to take over you and make you leverage high.
When trading with leverage, set a very low leverage please, I think 10x will do, and never ever listen to anyone advising that you leverage 100x, that is very risky and you will lose your money easily before you get to learn from trading of this coin. Once you have mastered your trade with the $100, then you can gradually start increasing the amount based on your capacity.
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July 07, 2019, 12:49:42 PM |
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The real question is how much you can afford to loss in risky investment ? People can be really rich from crypto or loss , so make sure that you have prepare for the loss first because once you can overcome this thought, you can continue for next level !
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July 07, 2019, 01:18:08 PM |
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Hey. Just a quick question to you guys - How much money I need to start investing on Bitmex? Im thinking about using leverage, I know it's risky but my capital won't be too big.
Leverage trading is not for small investors. If you do leverage trade with small amount you can be liquidated very quickly if the market moves in opposite direction. For leverage trading you need quite a big portfolio and only then you will be in benefit as you have power to sustain the bitcoin movements. If you have small investment then its better to trade at other exchanges and leave leverage trading for time being.
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July 07, 2019, 04:25:06 PM |
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It also depends on what type of leverage you want to do as well. I mean just 500 bucks on 100x leverage could make someones life change a whole lot if you know the direction bitcoin is going. You can literally make thousands of dollars in an hour, if you invest at the right time with the 100x leverage and 500 dollars, there is no reason why you should not have over 10k in just couple of hours if the price goes up without going down (or if you bought short then goes down without going up) because the margin of error is low but the reward is that much great as well.
However, if you want to do less leverage like 5x or whatever then you may not get that much of a profit at all and might as well do the regular trading instead of margin trading. That is why which leverage you will use kind of decides how much you would need.
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July 07, 2019, 05:03:47 PM |
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It seems to me that every investor who already has experience has real answers to the questions about how much and in which project you need to invest. The person who really controls the means and is able to analyze the technical information of the projects, Will make the right choice. And if someone asks a question about how much to invest in a coin, it means that he really needs to have several hundred dollars to learn this.
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August 19, 2019, 06:11:47 AM |
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For testing it is better to start with a very small bankroll. You will almost always lose first. Only when you grope your trading strategy is it worth making a weighty deposit. The deposit should allow you to meet the expected value of your trading, which will satisfy you.
When I'm also new in bitmex, I deposited small amount of money for the testing stage only. I practiced for that capital until I have learned the movements of indicators, the chart and the volume, etc. Then when I have decided to take it to the next level, I have deposited enough capital the amount that I can still managed even if I lose. Leverage trading is not the usual trading yoh are thinking, OP. So, I suggest you do the practice in bitmex testnet first. Then, deposit maybe around $50-$100 first then you may add up higher amount if you gained confidence and knowledge.
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August 20, 2019, 08:02:15 AM |
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When I'm also new in bitmex, I deposited small amount of money for the testing stage only. I practiced for that capital until I have learned the movements of indicators, the chart and the volume, etc. Then when I have decided to take it to the next level, I have deposited enough capital the amount that I can still managed even if I lose.
Leverage trading is not the usual trading yoh are thinking, OP. So, I suggest you do the practice in bitmex testnet first. Then, deposit maybe around $50-$100 first then you may add up higher amount if you gained confidence and knowledge.
If one has big amount to trade with already, I don’t see why one should go into leverage already, we can take a less risky trade and make money without having to leverage. Now that bitcoin has a bull run market, which is usually the best time to trade, I think anyone can make it big. Within the past few months since bitcoin has started increasing, I have make at least 5x of my investment which was traded in a safe way, I know that one could use leverage to trade between 2x to 100x, but the risk is what I cannot imagine, but fir any trader who thinks that he knows the in and out of trade and will never fail, then there is actually nothing bad in trading with 10x, if the person is lucky to catch all the highs with 10x, then he is made already.
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August 20, 2019, 10:57:08 AM |
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I remember in my first-time trading in bitmex for only $50 because I don't know anything about leverage trading, and I want to know how it works. But then, I realize that I can get a bigger profit from that, so I add more $50 in my balance. Finally, I have $100. But because my first $50 already been used, I only need to follow what I did before, so I use the other $50 to trade and in the next day, I can make a small profit.
So base on what I tell you, you can also try with $50 to learn about leverage trading, and if you think you can trade with good, you can add more balance in your account so you can open another order buy or sell. But don't be greedy and chase bigger profit if you don't understand how to do leverage trading because that will be too risky for you.
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August 27, 2019, 12:49:43 PM |
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I believe that starting with a small amount is a stupid an toxic idea. Here is why. If you are going to trade with 20-50 USD or any amount which you consider insignificant , you wont trade, you will gamble. And if you do so, you will accumulate a huge amount of very bad habits that eventually will be your downfall. Trading is a seemingly easy process, but as you become more advanced in it you will realize that most losses come not from technical analysis mistakes but from the human factor. Read about "trader tilt" before you start trading. Find ways to control FOMO. Develop your psyche before you start trading.
Bitmex is an extremely dangerous and manipulated exchange. If you cant handle sudden spikes and by handling I mean controlling yourself, you will lose. Tryust me , I've paid for this knowledge an extremely expensive price. The only reasonable way is having a deposit which you can barely afford to lose. Start trading on a demo account with the exact same amount. Develop your strategy, find favorite coins if you plan to trade anything but bitcoin, then start slowly trading the real money
Also, you also have to understand that if you are trading with 20K and more it is a completely different strategy than trading 1000 USD. with 20K you will be limited to btc and eth only because of low liquidity on other pairs.
P.S. If your deposit is small, change BTC to uBTC in bitmex settings. Gives a slightly better perspective
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