What kind of crypto trading do you recommend with $50 investment?

[the rise]

at this time the minimum to be able to trade on the spot market is $ 10, and the effective percentage ratio must be more than 5% to be able to develop assets, and even then have to use certain exchange coins as discounts for optimal trading fees, if you can be patient then you certainly can do this for only with $ 50, or go directly to high-risk options using leverage in the futures market.

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[luckyflop]

at this time the minimum to be able to trade on the spot market is $ 10, and the effective percentage ratio must be more than 5% to be able to develop assets, and even then have to use certain exchange coins as discounts for optimal trading fees, if you can be patient then you certainly can do this for only with $ 50, or go directly to high-risk options using leverage in the futures market.

Honestly, it's too hard to trade for $ 50. We can make a profit with it, but not every day. So it is better to be patient and make the budget increase before entering this market. I think $ 500 will be enough for a newbie to start in this market and be able to make some profits

[Meowth05]

Hello dear members,
I have earned around $50 investment by posting in forums, claiming from faucets, viewing ads, etc.

I know that it may be impossible to trade with $50 capital because it is a very low amount but I thought that maybe there are some ways to trade with low amounts too. I don't care if the profit is low because I just want to increase it little by little to trade in larger scales in the future.
I prefer working with bitcoin.

What is your idea about this?

Probably, it would be better if you will use it to buy some coins that would bring a guaranteed profit like Bitcoin, ETH and other top performing coins for example. I will recommend that you should go for long term trading because I don't really sure that daily trading would be appropriate in that amount. It is too much low amount that if you tend to go for daily trade I am afraid that it might just drain out due to transactional fees while long term, on the other hand, you could perhaps earn profit however it would not be that much yet it might take time since we don't know exactly when coins grow.

[arimamib]

at this time the minimum to be able to trade on the spot market is $ 10, and the effective percentage ratio must be more than 5% to be able to develop assets, and even then have to use certain exchange coins as discounts for optimal trading fees, if you can be patient then you certainly can do this for only with $ 50, or go directly to high-risk options using leverage in the futures market.

Honestly, it's too hard to trade for $ 50. We can make a profit with it, but not every day. So it is better to be patient and make the budget increase before entering this market. I think $ 500 will be enough for a newbie to start in this market and be able to make some profits

with funds of this magnitude it may be more to hold because to look for small profits will also be difficult unless we can see price action then there is a possibility that investment can run quickly, then patience will be more needed if our funds are small.

[bitbunnny]

It's a small sum, not suitable for some bigger trading adventures.
With only 50$ you can't do much, it's not for daily trading it's more for the beginers that are just experimenting and trying to feel the market. With such sum I suggest to buy amount of Bitcoin you can cover and hold. If it turns out positive for you you might get courage for some bigger investment.

[xSkylarx]

For me, I'd go with bitcoin trading. It's hard to invest in cheap altcoins these days because no one knows when they are gonna pump.
You can also choose top altcoins on the coinmarketcap but I think the profit is bigger if you'll just invest on bitcoin especially the halving is near.