Trading is a game of capital

[cytpoway121]

The minimum capital that is required to trade effectively and compound profit is 50$; anything below that means that you are literally wasting your own calls, signals; because without a good capital; the only way to make money is if you are making over 100% profit which is not sustainable. Your profit is someone else trade capital; so i implore us to twice your trading capital.

And once again, if you are to scared to loose money; then don't trade, it is not for you

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[nelson4lov]

I think trading capital ultimately depends on the trader and how much they are willing to lose per trade. There are traders who can take a $10 or $20 trading accounts to the highs of $5000 - $10000. Anybody can do it if they know what they're doing. It's very much possible these days since you can trade crypto futures and even use leverages. Your patry $20 capital would be $200 when on a 10x leverage account.

Anyway, I'm not here to talk about leverage trading. The point I'm trying to drive home is that any trading capital should be fine as far as the trader is comfortable with it and knows what they're doing. But one thing is clear those, the more the capital, the more you're likely to profit per trade if it goes well - for instance, gaining 500% on an $10 account doesn't seem to be worth it considering you only get $40 as profit. Compare that with a $500 - $5000 trading account.

[Lordhermes]

If in an instance you are drained out from a shit coin you bought with the $50, which capital will be still use to buy the same coin again at deep, haven't you think balance reservation is something to consider? That's why it's good that in trading, the smaller profit you get should be sold out and make your gain irrespective of the amount of dollar.
In classifying capital for better trading experience is an incorrect thing, any capital is good for beginners, so long as their profits are taken careful and steady growing the portfolio in his account.

[so98nn]

Your profit is someone else trade capital; so i implore us to twice your trading capital.

And once again, if you are to scared to loose money; then don't trade, it is not for you

These lines are very important. If you are scared then you are not meant to trade your money or even play gambling games. The more you are scared the more you make mistakes while trading. The fomo and panic selling comes out if you are scared to loose your money.

I am making trade all the time but today after seeing heavy up surge in the bitcoin market, I’m scared to invest because I am in fomo mode right now. But I’m controlling so much right now and not investing a dime. So either you have to be completely straight or secondly control your emotions and then do the trades.

[ultrloa]

The minimum capital that is required to trade effectively and compound profit is 50$; anything below that means that you are literally wasting your own calls, signals; because without a good capital; the only way to make money is if you are making over 100% profit which is not sustainable. Your profit is someone else trade capital; so i implore us to twice your trading capital.

And once again, if you are to scared to loose money; then don't trade, it is not for you

No trading is not about capital since if you can do a good trade without having a capital still your low amount can possibly gain more money, see what happen on binance future traders they earn so big profits these days especially by trading on bitcoins and other top coins listed in the market. I also trade with low capital these days but so far I earn decently on my daily trades.

[danherbias07]

And here I thought the minimum should be $100 just to be safe. (maybe it's just for me)
I guess $50 is also a good number but that could diminish in one sweep.  With $100 you got two sweeps. A chance to get back with whatever wrong you did at the first try.
As long as it doesn't wreck your budget, any amount is okay. Better to put an amount that you are afraid to lose. That way you will try to be careful with every step.

[airdata]

More fund means more portfolio, more profit, if you have low amount of Capital then you make very small amount form trading and if you have large amount of Capital then you can make good profit form Crypto trading.         

[Hippocrypto]

The minimum capital that is required to trade effectively and compound profit is 50$; anything below that means that you are literally wasting your own calls, signals; because without a good capital; the only way to make money is if you are making over 100% profit which is not sustainable. Your profit is someone else trade capital; so i implore us to twice your trading capital.

And once again, if you are to scared to loose money; then don't trade, it is not for you

Losing money is scary when you don't have such, and having no skills put you down unto that certain level of fears. Being anxious is normal for those who never experienced failures. What good in life as we're getting into maturity, many shortcomings will come to us, then you'll be stronger as time keeps ticking and you won't notice you surpassed all those bad things in life. Same in trading, if you don't risk you won't succeed.

[Sterbens]

The minimum capital that is required to trade effectively and compound profit is 50$; anything below that means that you are literally wasting your own calls, signals; because without a good capital;

LOL, you entered the market with a different situation to us who have been stuck in the market since 2015, so it may apply to you, because the fact is not about big capital, but how well you manage your finances when trading. because in my opinion it's useless if you have big capital but don't have the skills to trade. Aren't there many big investors and took money in lifeboats, just to trade, then actually the fall cannot be saved and it only takes one reason (YOU DON'T KNOW HOW TO MANAGE MONEY)

[Lucius]

$50 or $10 000, does it mean anything at all if the trader has no idea what he is actually doing? Everyone would want to get rich overnight by sitting in front of a computer and buying something cheap, and then selling the same x100 more expensive - but where would the crypto market end up in that case? Your profit is someone's loss and vice versa - which means that there must always be a lot more losers than winners.

Recently, there was a thread in this board about how most of those who try to trade soon give up because they lose all their capital or realize that they can't profit in the long run - and I don't think that's far from the truth, a small percentage of people really can get rich by trading cryptocurrencies, the rest are lost in a forest of big losses and small gains.

[michellee]

The minimum capital to trade will depend on the trader's money, and we can not say that $50 is for all traders because they do not have the same amount to start trading. Making a profit will also depend on every trader, and if they can see the profit, they need to take profit before the chance is gone. But many of them become greedy when they see the profit and want bigger profit and not close their trade. The effect of that is not good for them because the price can drop too deep, and their chance to take profit will go.

[tvplus006]

More fund means more portfolio, more profit, if you have low amount of Capital then you make very small amount form trading and if you have large amount of Capital then you can make good profit form Crypto trading.         

Obviously, in this case, there will be different expectations from trading. For someone who has a deposit of several hundred dollars, the resulting profit of $50 will look attractive. For someone who has a deposit of hundreds of thousands of dollars, a profit must be recorded, which is calculated in several thousand dollars.

[ScamViruS]

If you are not a good trader then no matter how many funds you trade with, you will not get good results. So it is important to work on increasing your trading skills before trading with more capital. I have seen many traders who do not have enough trading skills to do well even when it comes to trading with their big capital. So I think trading skills are more important than capital. Adding a capital account does not matter if you are confident in your own trading experience. $50 And if you lose because of your inexperience, then you must be responsible for it. There are many traders for whom $50 is a very large amount of funds, they can not start trading with the capital of this amount.

[blockman]

Unless there is another born cryptocurrency that would grow the same as bitcoin by just investing with that amount, it could grow into millions. But to tell that if it can happen these days, I doubt it that we'll see another coin that's the same as bitcoin. Growing from cents a decade ago to nearly 6 digits of worth in value.
In trading, it's also not sure that you'll make even with higher capital. Newbies will get the idea wrong about it if they don't have an idea of how it works.

[Ziskinberg]

More capital, a larger it possible to gain more. But not all it looks like that, it matter also on the coin we use for a trade just like using those who have low liquidity, which is still impossible to work. That is also important to consider the two thing capital and coin, and we then to expect profitable result or at least we are not to suffer big losses. Because some new traders come and buy cheap coins but no matter how long they hold, it is still hopeless to make money from them.

[Ryker1]

Well, perhaps it is a good advantage if you have a huge initial capital to start in trading but it does not mean you have big capital it is a sure win-win situation. Because trading depends on your self and knowledge, perhaps even if you will use a small amount but you know how to fold it so many times, like martingale in gambling it is possible that you will gain profit. There are a lot of combinations in trading that you must consider and not only by the capital. Even how small it is if you know how to manage and become a big amount of money, you are still on the profit.

[seleme]

 Think like this: The 10% profit for $1mln capital is not the same amount for living as a full-time trader compared to a $10k balance. Maybe both traders have the edge over the long run on markets but it is pointless to keep digging if the profit doesn't cover the bills at the end of the month. Just my 2 cents.

More capital, a larger it possible to gain more. But not all it looks like that, it matter also on the coin we use for a trade just like using those who have low liquidity, which is still impossible to work. That is also important to consider the two thing capital and coin, and we then to expect profitable result or at least we are not to suffer big losses. Because some new traders come and buy cheap coins but no matter how long they hold, it is still hopeless to make money from them.

The larger capital means more gains but it also means more losses if the trader has no experience in the related field. The big losses will melt the large trading capital for the inexperienced trader, so I suggest trading the demo accounts before using the real funds in the real volatile crypto markets. Bitmex has a demo account for those who have experience with margin trading btw.

[Quidat]

The minimum capital that is required to trade effectively and compound profit is 50$; anything below that means that you are literally wasting your own calls, signals; because without a good capital; the only way to make money is if you are making over 100% profit which is not sustainable. Your profit is someone else trade capital; so i implore us to twice your trading capital.

And once again, if you are to scared to loose money; then don't trade, it is not for you

You got really some points on here because having small capital and earning only small profit will really be just eaten simply by fees alone which you would really be seeing this to be non worthy.
You would soon realize it when you are experiencing those things when you do have small capital but if you do really do such thing for the sake of learning or trial then it isnt really a bad start up.
Not all would really be having the same capability when it comes to finances this is why you can really see these kind of funding on someones trading capital.Some doesnt really have much or
some are really just too afraid to take up some risk or doesnt really like to lose money.

[Dave1]

And here I thought the minimum should be $100 just to be safe. (maybe it's just for me)
I guess $50 is also a good number but that could diminish in one sweep.  With $100 you got two sweeps. A chance to get back with whatever wrong you did at the first try.
As long as it doesn't wreck your budget, any amount is okay. Better to put an amount that you are afraid to lose. That way you will try to be careful with every step.

Exactly, when I started my crypto trading journey, I minimum I used is $100, it last me a good months before I go 0, but that is ok, I can afford to lose the money anyways. The important thing is that I've learned a lot during my first $100 journey and gain the needed experience to go on my second or third attempt. Always, the rule of thumb is, "invest or trade what you can afford to lose".

[Johnyz]

The minimum capital that is required to trade effectively and compound profit is 50$; anything below that means that you are literally wasting your own calls, signals; because without a good capital; the only way to make money is if you are making over 100% profit which is not sustainable. Your profit is someone else trade capital; so i implore us to twice your trading capital.

And once again, if you are to scared to loose money; then don't trade, it is not for you

I also don’t feel to succeed if I’m just going to trade with that kind of capital, it might not cover all the fees I have to pay so that capital might not last longer.

Trading requires the right knowledge and it also requires capital. I’ve started my trading journey with a $200 capital, and it works for me perfectly so I suggest that at least $200 should be your starting capital to fully enjoy trading.

[GreatArkansas]

Also, another of having too small trading capital is not reaching the minimum on trades of some exchanges. As far as I know, Binance is an example of having a minimum of $ for trades. I think it is around $5 - $10 or 0.0001 BTC.

But if you are just a small trader and want to start at small capital first, then I don't find it wrong at all. If you are a good trader you can increase your small capital.

[JohnBitCo]

The minimum capital that is required to trade effectively and compound profit is 50$; anything below that means that you are literally wasting your own calls, signals; because without a good capital; the only way to make money is if you are making over 100% profit which is not sustainable. Your profit is someone else trade capital; so i implore us to twice your trading capital.

And once again, if you are to scared to loose money; then don't trade, it is not for you

50$ is nothing and everyone can afford to put this much money in trading. If you do not have 50$ then of course trading is not for you. Remember that you have to pay for the fees in trading too which is almost 0.01% of the trading amount in binance.

[Mpamaegbu]

I think trading capital ultimately depends on the trader and how much they are willing to lose per trade. There are traders who can take a $10 or $20 trading accounts to the highs of $5000 - $10000. Anybody can do it if they know what they're doing. It's very much possible these days since you can trade crypto futures and even use leverages. Your patry $20 capital would be $200 when on a 10x leverage account.

Anyway, I'm not here to talk about leverage trading. The point I'm trying to drive home is that any trading capital should be fine as far as the trader is comfortable with it and knows what they're doing. But one thing is clear those, the more the capital, the more you're likely to profit per trade if it goes well - for instance, gaining 500% on an $10 account doesn't seem to be worth it considering you only get $40 as profit. Compare that with a $500 - $5000 trading account.

This has also been my position on an issue like this. It's not the size of a dog that matters in a fight but the fight in the dog. Anyone who isn't faithful (profitable) in the little they're given can't be profitable in the much that they're given. It's that simple. It's better to have good set skills for trading before venturing into trading than jumping into it because one thinks one has enough capital that can't be squandered. No matter how much one has, if the set skills for it isn't there one will still not be profitable. Doing that then makes it a guess game or gambling and not trading.

[CryptopreneurBrainboss]

And once again, if you are to scared to loose money; then don't trade, it is not for you

I haven't seen but I have heard stories of traders trading as low as $10 and making thousands of such trade, you having luck on your side and the right knowledge can make you turn a $10 investment into $50 within weeks or months of trading, and it isn't impossible to achieved. Lets take a look at $doge currency, over the last 3 months it has done be almost 2000% return if investment that's turning a $10 capital into $200.

While capital is very vital in profiting from the industry it isn't the main deal because even with all the capital in the world and without the experience, skills, right information and mindset, you're most likely not going to have a profitable/good time trading.

In all industry, your capital has a role to play but there are far more important thing than capital and with you having those, you're on the path the success.

[FIFA worldcup]

And once again, if you are to scared to loose money; then don't trade, it is not for you

I haven't seen but I have heard stories of traders trading as low as $10 and making thousands of such trade, you having luck on your side and the right knowledge can make you turn a $10 investment into $50 within weeks or months of trading, and it isn't impossible to achieved. Lets take a look at $doge currency, over the last 3 months it has done be almost 2000% return if investment that's turning a $10 capital into $200.

While capital is very vital in profiting from the industry it isn't the main deal because even with all the capital in the world and without the experience, skills, right information and mindset, you're most likely not going to have a profitable/good time trading.

In all industry, your capital has a role to play but there are far more important thing than capital and with you having those, you're on the path the success.

There are very few people who are too much lucky to convert 10$ in to thousand of dollars but on the other hand there are many stories where people have lost thousands of dollars in trading.
Generally, a very low capital will take a lot of time before you have a good amount of money in hand to get advantage of trading.

[AakZaki]

Minimum trade does not have to be $50 there are some traders who use capital under $50 or more depending on the trader's ability. If the capital is getting bigger, the profit will be more and the risk will also be higher.
carrying out capital management is also necessary, to divide the amount that must be traded and which must be held as a reserve.
Regardless of the capital, having a good strategy will help generate profits. If you can consistently produce, the small capital will increase. Get rid of greed and fear when trading. Sell ​​when you're profitable.

[doctor877]

absolutely it is, but only for those who knows what they are doing very well. to me its the knowledge before the capital. when you have the quality knowledge you can start with little capital and build it up. although having a huge capital will take you ahead faster.

[dimonstration]

absolutely it is, but only for those who knows what they are doing very well. to me its the knowledge before the capital. when you have the quality knowledge you can start with little capital and build it up. although having a huge capital will take you ahead faster.

Before as long as you are hard working in finding bounties and airdrop or even just doing sidelines in crypto job it will not matter if you have big capital or not. I think it is more those who started earlier and Continuous to use their earnings into trading can benefit alot in the market. Well its still good to continue and to start now since there is still chances for more adoption all we just need to know what we're doing to not lose in this business.

[nelson4lov]

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This has also been my position on an issue like this. It's not the size of a dog that matters in a fight but the fight in the dog. Anyone who isn't faithful (profitable) in the little they're given can't be profitable in the much that they're given. It's that simple. It's better to have good set skills for trading before venturing into trading than jumping into it because one thinks one has enough capital that can't be squandered. No matter how much one has, if the set skills for it isn't there one will still not be profitable. Doing that then makes it a guess game or gambling and not trading.

True that. Having the right trading skills prior to setting up your capital and getting a trading account ready is the right way to go. Trading requires a lot of things to be in place in order to have a successful career. I mean, you can't have capital but no skills or trading skills without good capital. Both of these work hand in hand because once you're properly skilled, you'd be able to take good care of the capital in a way that ensure that you always stay on top of your game regardless of the times you get losses.

[seleme]

The minimum capital that is required to trade effectively and compound profit is 50$; anything below that means that you are literally wasting your own calls, signals; because without a good capital;

LOL, you entered the market with a different situation to us who have been stuck in the market since 2015, so it may apply to you, because the fact is not about big capital, but how well you manage your finances when trading. because in my opinion it's useless if you have big capital but don't have the skills to trade. Aren't there many big investors and took money in lifeboats, just to trade, then actually the fall cannot be saved and it only takes one reason (YOU DON'T KNOW HOW TO MANAGE MONEY)

I agree but there is no point to keep printing with small balances for 10 years, experienced traders are traders with 10 years of experience.  The capital is important to go full-time trading, only a few lucky traders can stay on the top 1% after 5 years. Staying on the top 5% is the result of smart brain, not everyone has entitled in such a trading life. Having a 10 years of experience means this trader has seen all faces of market cycles, he is able to protect capital in all kind of market situation compared to the rest of losers. Just my 2 cents.

[sheenshane]

absolutely it is, but only for those who knows what they are doing very well. to me its the knowledge before the capital. when you have the quality knowledge you can start with little capital and build it up. although having a huge capital will take you ahead faster.

I tend to agree with this, it's a very simple idea.  Build up knowledge first before thinking of huge capital, even how small it is if you know how to manage you can build it up and make a huge capital when you have already your profit, but of course with the reputable exchange.  Skills are most important in trading, furthermore, if you know those analyses that commonly and effective way used in trading.

At the right time when your experience teaches you very well, that is the right time to increase your capital.  Skills + Big capital  =  Big profit.

[cryptoaddictchie]

The minimum capital that is required to trade effectively and compound profit is 50$; anything below that means that you are literally wasting your own calls, signals; because without a good capital; the only way to make money is if you are making over 100% profit which is not sustainable. Your profit is someone else trade capital; so i implore us to twice your trading capital.

And once again, if you are to scared to loose money; then don't trade, it is not for you

Actually if you are gonna trade on dex then this budget isnt enough when you consider the gas fee from swap and confirmation of the tokens. Capital is important when it comes to trading and obviously many are trying out their luck with this even the odds is not good. But of course in trading every chance is a risk. Losing or gaining it might really be a tough call.

[Fredomago]

absolutely it is, but only for those who knows what they are doing very well. to me its the knowledge before the capital. when you have the quality knowledge you can start with little capital and build it up. although having a huge capital will take you ahead faster.

Precisely! If you have the knowledge and skills within your chosen venue of investment,
you can do even you only have a small amount of capital.

though there's always advantages when you have  a good amount of money, you can easily divert or deal with cut-loss when you feel quitting and trying to ship over to another investment.

Unlike with limited capital which you always tied up. 

[maydna]

If people want to start crypto trading, they can start with a small amount because crypto trading is different from stock trading. Using $50 will be enough to analyze many coins at the market and try to make a profit. But trading is not easy because we need to have skills in trading to find the right coin as we will confuse searching for the coin. I suggest you not follow any sign without you analyze by yourself because we don't know if that signal really gives us the right signal or just wants to benefit us. You can increase your capital in trading, especially if you have high trading skills, so you can have a chance to make a bigger profit.

[zanezane]

If people want to start crypto trading, they can start with a small amount because crypto trading is different from stock trading. Using $50 will be enough to analyze many coins at the market and try to make a profit. But trading is not easy because we need to have skills in trading to find the right coin as we will confuse searching for the coin. I suggest you not follow any sign without you analyze by yourself because we don't know if that signal really gives us the right signal or just wants to benefit us. You can increase your capital in trading, especially if you have high trading skills, so you can have a chance to make a bigger profit.

That really depends, if you don't have any prior experience and you are dumb and stubborn to jump right into the real world trading then a lot of capital is a good thing for you because losses is going to be piling up on your first times in trade and you will have to have enough money to do it. I do agree in the long run that having a big capital is good for trading because you will have more money to invest in something that you believe is going to go up and you will be able to get bigger returns in the process.

[Yamifoud]

The minimum capital that is required to trade effectively and compound profit is 50$; anything below that means that you are literally wasting your own calls, signals; because without a good capital; the only way to make money is if you are making over 100% profit which is not sustainable. Your profit is someone else trade capital; so i implore us to twice your trading capital.

And once again, if you are to scared to loose money; then don't trade, it is not for you

Honestly, $50 is very small at this time, and it is really hard for us to grow with that capital. Maybe we could say it was just the start-up but I will say the bigger capital the better experience we do, and the more coins we can invest like to say $100 or more.

If just because you are afraid to lose and you don't want to start a bigger amount, I would say that you better stop trading. Why? You surely are bored waiting for $50 to become $100 (that was a double already but can't imagine how long and how much time wasted for that)?
If you wanted to gain more, make yourself ready to risk more than $50 also.

[CryptocurencyKing]

The thing about capital is that, it gives one the courage one needs to enter the market with a definite amount on the high side and invest. Coupled with the advantage that comes with it, having an opportunity at a time and the profit that comes with it is always going to be in multiple of your accumulated coin. In turn, it helps you to have satisfaction about your investment from the profits that result.
Should you have own capital and somehow seem to have a satisfaction about the little profits that comes your way and you don't seem to see it as a waste of time and opportunity, then your certainly on the right track of building the right mindset towards trading.

In essence, high capital is more encouraging when you invest right but, should you have a low capital and your mindset about the profits you get is about right, then, they are just about the same result at that point.

[Silberman]

The minimum capital that is required to trade effectively and compound profit is 50$; anything below that means that you are literally wasting your own calls, signals; because without a good capital; the only way to make money is if you are making over 100% profit which is not sustainable. Your profit is someone else trade capital; so i implore us to twice your trading capital.

And once again, if you are to scared to loose money; then don't trade, it is not for you

It is true that you need at least some minimal capital in order to trade the markets, because if your capital is too small then you are going to lose more money on the fees than whatever you earn out of your trading activities, however your view of all of this is too simplistic, once you have the capital now you need a lot more than that, you need a strategy that can profit from those markets otherwise it it doesn't matter how much money you have you are going to lose it.

[Restmand]

The minimum capital that is required to trade effectively and compound profit is 50$; anything below that means that you are literally wasting your own calls, signals; because without a good capital; the only way to make money is if you are making over 100% profit which is not sustainable. Your profit is someone else trade capital; so i implore us to twice your trading capital.

And once again, if you are to scared to loose money; then don't trade, it is not for you

I agree with if we are afraid to lose money when trading better stop trading. Trading is very profitable and lots of traders are getting rich because of trading but we cannot deny the fact that we are able to win the trade if we cannot pass some trials of being loser and being greedy and very aggressive in making decisions. So if you want to become a wise trader try to trade the exact amount to trade which you can afford to lose.

[maxreish]

The capital depends on how much you are ready to afford to lose that money. And there is a minimum deposit amount for a certain trading exchanges wherein you can start with the trading. Even you trade with $25 and you gain profits whether small or big, when being accumulated and saved, it can be bigger. Especially to those newbies that just wanted to try trading in small capital only.

[Swopon]

This is a game of luck, experience, and practice. When one invests in crypto then it become uncertainty. There is no guarantee to get back the money you invested so if you want to get profit then you should increase your involvement in the market, research on a market portfolio, increase awareness and don't hurry to take any decision.

[seleme]

This is a game of luck, experience, and practice. When one invests in crypto then it become uncertainty. There is no guarantee to get back the money you invested so if you want to get profit then you should increase your involvement in the market, research on a market portfolio, increase awareness and don't hurry to take any decision.

Without speculation it was likely not going to hit 500% in a week, otherwise, we all have traded the spot traditional markets. The manipulation is easier on unregulated markets and that is the reason insane return on the investment ratios are possible even for small investors with low capital. The hard analysis doesn't work here as it supposed to work in forex markets.

The capital depends on how much you are ready to afford to lose that money. And there is a minimum deposit amount for a certain trading exchanges wherein you can start with the trading. Even you trade with $25 and you gain profits whether small or big, when being accumulated and saved, it can be bigger. Especially to those newbies that just wanted to try trading in small capital only.

It is not only about the experience, capital because some traders can't even manage themselves in daily life how they are supposed to trade with sticking to the plan. The impatient traders can't control the emotions and the emotional trading will result in REKT sooner or later no matter the trading capital is $25 or $25000.

[Vaskiy]

This is a game of luck, experience, and practice. When one invests in crypto then it become uncertainty. There is no guarantee to get back the money you invested so if you want to get profit then you should increase your involvement in the market, research on a market portfolio, increase awareness and don't hurry to take any decision.

Rather than luck it is all about the capital investment, because there are new launches that assure profit. In particular, people need to be aware about the different forms of pre-sale and other forms of marketing along with trading. Some new launch projects have assured payback of multiple profit, but people aren't able to invest. Because, it has the minimum investment capital to be $50k+ and this is where capital plays a role than the luck.

[Swopon]

More fund means more portfolio, more profit, if you have low amount of Capital then you make very small amount form trading and if you have large amount of Capital then you can make good profit form Crypto trading.         

Absolutely, funds can help you to make your portfolio big. Because there are many coins or tokens in the crypto market and you can pick your desired one from those which can make you happy in future. For small funds, your portfolio will be small. In Crypto trading, fund management is a big factor. Go ahead with your smooth strategy. Profit will come not immediately but definitely.

[Traderbtcc]

Personally I don't think trading is a clash of capital, I mean someone could have a large amount of money in their exchange wallet and yet they can't even get a trade right  rather they keep losing on all trades they make, I think it solely depends on how you manage your capital and how well you forecast the market, you can make a $1million from just $50 with the right trading strategy, and you can also lose from $1million to $50 with the wrong trading strategy, again it all depends on how you manage and forecast the market.

[Yatsan]

Trading is not totally about having that big capital because even a small time trader can still do trading as long as he have funds to start with. You are trading for the aim of earning profit that you can turn things into your favor which what you can earn will be circulated just like doing a business venture but on this makes have to take risk if you really wanted to be able to earn a handful of profit. You must be wise on doing decisions when doing trading to make your capital earn a profit which you can use for future trades. It will be great if you will be having back up funds if ever you do fail but as much as possible avoid making mistakes if you can if you do know that you are limited in resources. Capital do really matter but still it will be up into your capacity as a trader to make it big.

[jostorres]

The capital depends on how much you are ready to afford to lose that money. And there is a minimum deposit amount for a certain trading exchanges wherein you can start with the trading. Even you trade with $25 and you gain profits whether small or big, when being accumulated and saved, it can be bigger. Especially to those newbies that just wanted to try trading in small capital only.

The fact that minimum is a problem shows that anyone who is even remotely near the minimum level should not be trading. You can literally make that much just from working for signature campaigns and bounty hunting, those do pay a bit well, depends on how lucky you get of course but they are not bad. With 6 months of work you could build a decent nearly 1k type of amount from that if you are lucky.

The problem is that anyone who has a million dollars could corner an altcoin they choose, not all of them but there are many that can be manipulated by someone with a million dollars. That is why I think it is quite important to realize that people who have a lot of money could do whatever they want in the crypto world, they can make more money and a lot easier as well whereas people who do not have any money are at the mercy of others who can manipulate the market.

[CHENIEN]

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This has also been my position on an issue like this. It's not the size of a dog that matters in a fight but the fight in the dog. Anyone who isn't faithful (profitable) in the little they're given can't be profitable in the much that they're given. It's that simple. It's better to have good set skills for trading before venturing into trading than jumping into it because one thinks one has enough capital that can't be squandered. No matter how much one has, if the set skills for it isn't there one will still not be profitable. Doing that then makes it a guess game or gambling and not trading.

True that. Having the right trading skills prior to setting up your capital and getting a trading account ready is the right way to go. Trading requires a lot of things to be in place in order to have a successful career. I mean, you can't have capital but no skills or trading skills without good capital. Both of these work hand in hand because once you're properly skilled, you'd be able to take good care of the capital in a way that ensure that you always stay on top of your game regardless of the times you get losses.

Yes. proper use of any skills is a way to success. Because trading needs more practice at all times high.

[imstillthebest]

The capital depends on how much you are ready to afford to lose that money. And there is a minimum deposit amount for a certain trading exchanges wherein you can start with the trading. Even you trade with $25 and you gain profits whether small or big, when being accumulated and saved, it can be bigger. Especially to those newbies that just wanted to try trading in small capital only.

The fact that minimum is a problem shows that anyone who is even remotely near the minimum level should not be trading. You can literally make that much just from working for signature campaigns and bounty hunting, those do pay a bit well, depends on how lucky you get of course but they are not bad. With 6 months of work you could build a decent nearly 1k type of amount from that if you are lucky.

The problem is that anyone who has a million dollars could corner an altcoin they choose, not all of them but there are many that can be manipulated by someone with a million dollars. That is why I think it is quite important to realize that people who have a lot of money could do whatever they want in the crypto world, they can make more money and a lot easier as well whereas people who do not have any money are at the mercy of others who can manipulate the market.

if certain exchange requires a minimum deposit and you can not afford it you can choose another exchange .
 centralized exchange are exchanges that can set difficult rules but we have decentralized exchange that have no rules and you can deposit smaller amounts and with a small capital you can start with smaller cryptos  .
 trading is far to compare from campaigns and if campaigns are better than trading there will be no thing called trading because all are doing campaigns . trading isnt complete without whales . whales is your friend if you pick a coin that they chose

[maydna]

If people want to start crypto trading, they can start with a small amount because crypto trading is different from stock trading. Using $50 will be enough to analyze many coins at the market and try to make a profit. But trading is not easy because we need to have skills in trading to find the right coin as we will confuse searching for the coin. I suggest you not follow any sign without you analyze by yourself because we don't know if that signal really gives us the right signal or just wants to benefit us. You can increase your capital in trading, especially if you have high trading skills, so you can have a chance to make a bigger profit.

That really depends, if you don't have any prior experience and you are dumb and stubborn to jump right into the real world trading then a lot of capital is a good thing for you because losses is going to be piling up on your first times in trade and you will have to have enough money to do it. I do agree in the long run that having a big capital is good for trading because you will have more money to invest in something that you believe is going to go up and you will be able to get bigger returns in the process.

In your first time trading, you don't have to use too big money because that can lead you to become rush and sometimes become greed to make more profit. If the price moves fast and we can't analyze the right time to buy or sell, we can buy instant and get in the trap of buying at a high price.

If you have high skills in trading, you can use a bigger capital to trade, which can help you make a bigger profit. But that will depend on how good the market moves because you will not always see the market will be at an uptrend.

[Cling18]

The bigger the risk, the higher the profit. Trading is almost like gambling and the only difference is, skill is necessary for trading. As long have we're holding and trading a potential coin, we should be brave enough to take the risk in trading especially if our funds aren't big enough. Huge funds aren't necessary when we're just beginning because it's important that we'll familiarize the basics of trading first but if you're aiming for a higher profit, you could take the risk and add more capital.

[Sterbens]

Trading is almost like gambling and the only difference is, skill is necessary for trading.

Well trading requires skill, whereas gambling is 99% luck of fortune which is very strong. Haven't we seen many people gambling just because of FOMO, but in fact the fate of the god of gambling stuck to his forehead. 
remaining 1% for skills that require statistical calculations. 

[Ifemini]

Trading is almost like gambling and the only difference is, skill is necessary for trading.
 

Well i have to disagree with you to some extents because trading is not like gambling. The only similarities between both is the reality that we do not control the outcomes of both gambling matches or crypto currency tokens.

In trading, you are responsible for your actions, either in profit or losses; because you get to set your TP AND SL. Always do your research and not be greedy and also ensure to have a good capital; a good capital, a good profit and bigger risk

[carlfebz2]

Trading is almost like gambling and the only difference is, skill is necessary for trading.
 

Well i have to disagree with you to some extents because trading is not like gambling. The only similarities between both is the reality that we do not control the outcomes of both gambling matches or crypto currency tokens.

In trading, you are responsible for your actions, either in profit or losses; because you get to set your TP AND SL. Always do your research and not be greedy and also ensure to have a good capital; a good capital, a good profit and bigger risk

He didnt mention for it to be gambling because its been said that its just likely to be gambling but rather do depend with skills but sometimes you could really think off that luck is somewhat mixed up into this trading industry.

I agree on that sentiment that this one do involved something in the capital side because there's soo much difference when you do have bigger and having a small amount to start off.

Everyone is different when it comes to that and there's nothing we can do anything about that but to accept.What matter most is to make profits no matter what the condition is.

[DarkDays]

The bigger the risk, the higher the profit.

Totally. That is to say that you need money to be making more money and then combine that with an appetite for risk! That in a nutshell is what a trader should be able to do.

Trading is almost like gambling and the only difference is, skill is necessary for trading.

I agree. Trading is a sophisticated 'gambling' method which relies on more accurate predictors, ones you can follow...

[sayaya17]

$50 is a good nominal to trade it doesn't matter. It may even be $20 to start trading, but the profit depends on how much capital you spend.
But if to try to train yourself in trading with minimal capital, this would be better. Maybe you can add back the  capital  to $50  or  even $100
if you've found an excellent strategy in your trade.

[chikading2016]

The minimum capital that is required to trade effectively and compound profit is 50$; anything below that means that you are literally wasting your own calls, signals; because without a good capital; the only way to make money is if you are making over 100% profit which is not sustainable. Your profit is someone else trade capital; so i implore us to twice your trading capital.

And once again, if you are to scared to loose money; then don't trade, it is not for you

I agree on that, trading is really a game of capital, because you need to have a good capital for good earning s not only capital because we also need to be wise to secure our capital from the posible loss if ever, that is why in trading we need an experience to make some profit.

[Ausgewielt]

I don't do trading if I still feel scared to loose money, but currently I still do trading. Fear is my signal to do not take a part in trading. So, what I mean is I always make sure that I will get profit in trading and don't suffer financial loss. By this way I can avoid gambling in trading. I do some analysis before trading so my capital can keep growing. Actually capital really important in trading, but even only $50 I think it is okay to start with it. By this way we can learning by doing. I almost never suffer financial loss in trading, usually I always get profit although I didn't trading frequently. In the last 6 month my capital grow 400% aproximately, now I am ready to get more coin in better position, I just need to wait the price fall.

[justdimin]

if certain exchange requires a minimum deposit and you can not afford it you can choose another exchange .
 centralized exchange are exchanges that can set difficult rules but we have decentralized exchange that have no rules and you can deposit smaller amounts and with a small capital you can start with smaller cryptos  .
 trading is far to compare from campaigns and if campaigns are better than trading there will be no thing called trading because all are doing campaigns . trading isnt complete without whales . whales is your friend if you pick a coin that they chose

That's not the right way to do it, if there is an exchange with a minimum and you can't afford it, you should not be trading at all. The best way for people who do not have even 500 bucks (which is not even the minimum for almost all places) they should be saving it aside, or invest it, but not trade.

Trading is something different, you keep buying and selling constantly and that is why trading is not something for the small investor can do, it requires a bigger capital, I know people who tried with a very small amount and failed a lot. Investing on the other hand can be done with any money, as long as you have enough to buy bitcoin, just do that and keep collecting as much bitcoin as you can, work for it if you have to instead of buying it, and when you have over 500+ you could start trading small time and grow it the more money you make from it.

[Kelvinid]

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And once again, if you are to scared to loose money; then don't trade, it is not for you

Some people never think at first, they only just realize it once they fail. That is why it is very important to know about trading, to know the risk we might face once we expose to this. In order to make everything was clear, we have to evaluate ourselves first if we are truly have the courage and strong commitment into trading otherwise, we ended up shortly and losing.

[tygeade]

Having good capital and knowing how much to trade in each window is as important as having a good strategy and tools for trading. There are mainly three things that makes or breaks a trader - Capital, Strategy and Improvement.

There are some traders who might be lucky and start with a small capital and yet manage to become successful but it is not easy because even the best traders can make a few bad trades on their best day. You need to have capital big enough that allows you to make a few bad trades yet doesn't affect you by much while not too big that you sell everything and risk in trading.

If you are into buying altcoins and trading them, you need to be even more careful and assign an even smaller amount for each investment and trading window.

[mersal]

The minimum capital that is required to trade effectively and compound profit is 50$; anything below that means that you are literally wasting your own calls, signals; because without a good capital; the only way to make money is if you are making over 100% profit which is not sustainable. Your profit is someone else trade capital; so i implore us to twice your trading capital.

And once again, if you are to scared to loose money; then don't trade, it is not for you

$50 even is not enough to be considered as trading capital, atleast spend $1000 as your capital to trade effectively. If you want to learn then make use of demo trading mot your real Money which will be eaten uo by the ridiculous fee required on exchanges while you are withdrawing your profits after the trades.

[Theb]

With all the books I have read I have never seen an author/trader advised about a minimum amount as your capital, I have seen a minimum amount in order to be optimal about the fees on a trader but never about the minimum capital in order to make profit. That's why we will always have reminders about "invest on what you can afford to lose" it just implies that there is no minimum amount you need in order to start earning in a trade. Sometimes people aren't "scared" because they are afraid to lose their money because most of the time people are spending everything that they can afford just to trade cryptocurrencies.

[el kaka22]

Who made you believe that 50 dollars is a trading worthy money? I get that lower is not, but 50 is not neither, what is your goal in crypto, to eat a nice dinner for a week? Even if you do 10x with that it becomes 500 bucks, even if you do 100x with that it becomes 5k dollars. Those type of money doesn't change your life, it would be nice to have them of course, but it doesn't change anything at all.

Look at me, I started with few thousand and broke over 10k barrier recently, I am hopeful that I will be breaking even more barriers soon like 20k or 50k and even more one day, that should be great if you ask me, I really do want to have a lot of money but from my start to finish if I do 100x I would be fine, that would be more than enough money. I do not suggest starting any lower, if you do 100x and your life doesn't change, it is not enough capital.

[Viscore]

It goes in both ways, either you trade with small capital or with big capital it still ball down to the same thing. to accumulate huge profits trading with big capital is at advantage  but in the time of lose small capital will not hot you much. What i do is to trade in percentage I don't put all my capital into one trade I reserve some incase my trade ends in an unexpected direction I can easily have fund to start over again.

In my opinion, Trading is not a game of capital but this is all about trading management. Actually, we can start at a small amount but we can still add some more if the flow is good. This is the best idea when you start trading and to avoid losses then if in case you will fail.

But anyway, I like your idea, you keep some back-up just for the 2nd chance.
If you fail at once, it doesn't mean it is a failure already because there is always a 2nd chance but if it still fails again maybe it was the time to decide and forgot trading. Just OP said, "it does not for you".

[tvplus006]

It goes in both ways, either you trade with small capital or with big capital it still ball down to the same thing. to accumulate huge profits trading with big capital is at advantage  but in the time of lose small capital will not hot you much. What i do is to trade in percentage I don't put all my capital into one trade I reserve some incase my trade ends in an unexpected direction I can easily have fund to start over again.

In my opinion, Trading is not a game of capital but this is all about trading management. Actually, we can start at a small amount but we can still add some more if the flow is good. This is the best idea when you start trading and to avoid losses then if in case you will fail.

But anyway, I like your idea, you keep some back-up just for the 2nd chance.
If you fail at once, it doesn't mean it is a failure already because there is always a 2nd chance but if it still fails again maybe it was the time to decide and forgot trading. Just OP said, "it does not for you".

Those who consider cryptocurrency trading to be a game with capital are obviously comparing the crypto market to a casino. Of course, there is an element of luck here, when a beginner simply guesses the direction of the market movement and earns money on the deal. But this can not continue all the time, and in the end, such a trader loses his deposit.

[santiPOGI]

The minimum capital that is required to trade effectively and compound profit is 50$; anything below that means that you are literally wasting your own calls, signals; because without a good capital; the only way to make money is if you are making over 100% profit which is not sustainable. Your profit is someone else trade capital; so i implore us to twice your trading capital.

And once again, if you are to scared to loose money; then don't trade, it is not for you

I am afraid that you are wrong with the some of your statement dude, because in my experienced of trading I begun with the amount of
12$ in the actual trade then applied day trade and within a week I can able to roll it up into twice or more depending in the movement of the coins that I had chose in the exchange platform. Though, I agreed trading was really a game of capital. Have a good day anyway

[kawetsriyanto]

if you are to scared to loose money; then don't trade, it is not for you

Exactly, trading or investing in crypto is only for people who brave to do them and believe in them. It is not a must to trade or invest in crypto. If someone isn't confident or even feels scared to use their capital on crypto trading, it is better to not join as the crypto market doesn't need someone like that. He probably just becomes one of the people who judge crypto trading isn't secure, too volatile, or something else. Yep, I saw many newcomers criticized crypto trading or investment because they don't have patience and afraid to get losses. These people are better to not join!

[Pokapoka124]

The minimum capital that is required to trade effectively and compound profit is 50$; anything below that means that you are literally wasting your own calls, signals

I couldn't agree more OP but $50 in my opinion is still too small to trade with. Trading with little capital has a lot of down sides and I can tell from experience. Let's say you are beginner and you fund your trading account with $50..Then you enter a trade with 60-70% of your capital because no trader with a capital of $50 would trade with 7%. Your trade goes bad and you end up being liquidated.
In summary trading with small capital makes you more vulnerable to greed as it affects your psychology and trading mindset. Trade with a substantial amount..one you can afford to lose. This in a way could help you avoid getting liquidated easily.

[uelque]

The minimum capital that is required to trade effectively and compound profit is 50$; anything below that means that you are literally wasting your own calls, signals; because without a good capital; the only way to make money is if you are making over 100% profit which is not sustainable. Your profit is someone else trade capital; so i implore us to twice your trading capital.

And once again, if you are to scared to loose money; then don't trade, it is not for you

Actually for me, trading is a game of Mind and Capital.

Let's say you have a bigger capital but you can't play the game wisely; assuming you don't even know how to analyze the market, and that you are just simply putting your money in a down trend hoping that you'll make a profit once the price reverse. Now, how much do you think you'll earn when the price reversal happens? or if it's actually gonna happen? You are not sure, and I'm sure of it! Simply because you are playing through luck and that your decisions aren't backed by trading knowledge. Remember that a wise trader predicts when to buy and when to sell, they do not simply depend on luck and bigger capitals.

Capital only determines how much you can earn through trading, it doesn't guarantee's a good profit alone.

[qwertyup23]

The minimum capital that is required to trade effectively and compound profit is 50$; anything below that means that you are literally wasting your own calls, signals; because without a good capital; the only way to make money is if you are making over 100% profit which is not sustainable. Your profit is someone else trade capital; so i implore us to twice your trading capital.

And once again, if you are to scared to loose money; then don't trade, it is not for you

I partially agree.

Trading most likely involves a substantial amount of capital if a person decides to risk such amount. Although having a high amount of capital may yield results, there is still no guarantee of yielding results. I can also say that trading is relatively like gambling, but the former involves technical skill and experience so one can lower the risk of losing money at the end of the process.

The reason on why I partially agree is because there are traders who start with a relatively low amount of capital. While the gains may be lower, the amount they risk also is low.

[lienfaye]

The minimum capital that is required to trade effectively and compound profit is 50$; anything below that means that you are literally wasting your own calls, signals; because without a good capital; the only way to make money is if you are making over 100% profit which is not sustainable.

Well, our capital has a big role to determine the possible value that we might earn but its not only about the capital. What important is the knowledge you had before getting into trading because your journey depends on our strategy and plan.

if you are to scared to loose money; then don't trade, it is not for you

Indeed. Trading is only for risk taker because there's no guarantee to profit. Hence if you cant bear losing your money (since its inevitable sometimes) then it would be better to find another opportunity that is different to trading.

[Rruchi man]

A friend of mine once said that any money you use in buying a coin should no longer be considered as money you have. lol, because it is a gamble, and it is best you prepare yourself with that mindset, so that even if you loose some money along the way, you won't consider the loss so much.

[Ridwan Fauzi]

Getting money through trading is not an easy way, I emphasize this.

Although you are an expert to trade and knowing many strategy about it then you still feel that trading is a hard way to get money. Because you will find a different situation once you make an entry and making a prediction.

Also, I read a trading book that stated trading is a cursed profession and it is right at least to me. Because I have no idea how to get money although I believe 100% that my strategy will give me a profit but technically I just have a chance around 70% for my faith is getting happen.

[Mahanton]

Getting money through trading is not an easy way, I emphasize this.

Although you are an expert to trade and knowing many strategy about it then you still feel that trading is a hard way to get money. Because you will find a different situation once you make an entry and making a prediction.

Also, I read a trading book that stated trading is a cursed profession and it is right at least to me. Because I have no idea how to get money although I believe 100% that my strategy will give me a profit but technically I just have a chance around 70% for my faith is getting happen.

When it comes to chances then you cant really tell it before the trades do happen.You would eventually tell if you have already seen the outcome.Probabilities can be calculated
but those are just simply presumptions and with this very unpredictable market then its really hard to make precise positions and i agree that this is somewhat a cursed profession
but doesnt mean that you would just limit yourself out on not to engage.Its bearable if you do know on how to play with the waves.It is just that this isnt
for everybody because not all would really be having the passion or interest on dealing with things.

[Silberman]

Personally I don't think trading is a clash of capital, I mean someone could have a large amount of money in their exchange wallet and yet they can't even get a trade right  rather they keep losing on all trades they make, I think it solely depends on how you manage your capital and how well you forecast the market, you can make a $1million from just $50 with the right trading strategy, and you can also lose from $1million to $50 with the wrong trading strategy, again it all depends on how you manage and forecast the market.

Yes and no, some capital is needed to trade the markets we know that, however going from 50 to 1 million most of the time is not going to be a matter of skill but luck and when it comes to investing you cannot rely on that to win in the markets, however it is entirely possible to go from 1 million to 50 relatively quickly if you do not know what you are doing, which is why I have always thought that the most important aspect that should be mastered as fast as possible is to learn how to manage your money on each trade.

[RealMalatesta]

Actually for me, trading is a game of Mind and Capital.

Let's say you have a bigger capital but you can't play the game wisely; assuming you don't even know how to analyze the market, and that you are just simply putting your money in a down trend hoping that you'll make a profit once the price reverse. Now, how much do you think you'll earn when the price reversal happens? or if it's actually gonna happen? You are not sure, and I'm sure of it! Simply because you are playing through luck and that your decisions aren't backed by trading knowledge. Remember that a wise trader predicts when to buy and when to sell, they do not simply depend on luck and bigger capitals.

Capital only determines how much you can earn through trading, it doesn't guarantee's a good profit alone.

How do you think someone has a big capital without the mind? Plus no matter how smart you think you are, if you have no money, you can't make a profit from it neither. I have seen some people who have turned 100 dollars into 100k or that type of return but those are VERY rare, like super rare, one in a billion people, so there are like less than 10 of them, or at least that's how many shows itself. That is why I think not everyone should aim to be like that, if everyone starts trying to be a trader that turned 100 dollars into 100k they would fail and lose that 100 dollars as well.

It means you need to know how to trade so your brain matters but capital is way more important than anything else. You can have 100k and make only 10% profit and have 10k more money whereas if you have 100 bucks making 10k would be 100x profit and that is quite difficult as it is.

[TastyChillySauce00]

A friend of mine once said that any money you use in buying a coin should no longer be considered as money you have. lol, because it is a gamble, and it is best you prepare yourself with that mindset, so that even if you loose some money along the way, you won't consider the loss so much.

That kind of mindset only happens if you just throwing money into random coins, there are many coins out there that could give profit and you can see that by only seeing what kind of projects they are and whether they partnered with some big VC, by that alone you can trade long term and make proper profit.
Although I know that most of traders keep saying to only use the money that we can afford to lose but atleast the money should be properly traded with analyzation.

[slaman29]

It goes in both ways, either you trade with small capital or with big capital it still ball down to the same thing. to accumulate huge profits trading with big capital is at advantage  but in the time of lose small capital will not hot you much. What i do is to trade in percentage I don't put all my capital into one trade I reserve some incase my trade ends in an unexpected direction I can easily have fund to start over again.

No advantage in terms of percentage really, once you get past minimum trades. Keep all your trades on exchange and don't wthdraw often to save on fees and you're really just on the same level playing field if you have $1000 or $1million.

I would even argue having a too big capital hurts your strategies. Imagine having $1 billion so 1% of your bankroll is already $10M. Most exchanges wouldn't fulfill any of your orders immediately.

[iv4n]

And once again, if you are to scared to loose money; then don't trade, it is not for you

This is the most important sentence about trading... and it's why often say how trading is not for everyone! Simply losing money affect people in different ways, and some (many) people can't deal with that in the right way, so after losing money people make more mistakes and of course more losses!

Trading is a game of capital, math is simple! Making $100 daily/weekly/monthly is 100% for a trader with $100 capital, it's 10% for a trader with $1000 capital, and it's 1% for a trader with $10k... and it's easy to understand how risky can be to aim for %100 and %1! The point is the more you have you can risk less to earn nice, the less you have you need to risk more and when you risk more chances for making a wrong move are higher!

[XZERO1]

The minimum capital that is required to trade effectively and compound profit is 50$; anything below that means that you are literally wasting your own calls, signals; because without a good capital; the only way to make money is if you are making over 100% profit which is not sustainable. Your profit is someone else trade capital; so i implore us to twice your trading capital.

And once again, if you are to scared to loose money; then don't trade, it is not for you

I'd say the main problem with trading with very small amount of money is the fact that even 10-20% would not be significant enough for most traders to get out of a trade and most traders that fall into that category just want that 50-100% or more which is not that easy unless you're buying small cap tokens/coin which have their own risk even if it's in a bull market.

But then again if you just started trading you should not risk much any way and around 50-100$ would be a good capital to start with, but to avoid getting stuck in a trade because you didn't take profit because your gain wasn't enough Fiat wise, start looking at your profit in gained percentage(%) instead of Fiat which will help you to concentrate in the success/fail outcome instead of how much in fiat you gained/lost, the same strategy could be used for those that are not just testing out trading but those who happen to not take profit because they look at the USD value of their profit too much.

[Kasabus]

A friend of mine once said that any money you use in buying a coin should no longer be considered as money you have. lol, because it is a gamble, and it is best you prepare yourself with that mindset, so that even if you loose some money along the way, you won't consider the loss so much.

That kind of mindset only happens if you just throwing money into random coins, there are many coins out there that could give profit and you can see that by only seeing what kind of projects they are and whether they partnered with some big VC, by that alone you can trade long term and make proper profit.
Although I know that most of traders keep saying to only use the money that we can afford to lose but atleast the money should be properly traded with analyzation.

It definitely not right to say "just to trade the amount of money that you can afford to lose". Because if I'm going to trade, I should be doing something to make it more, not to lose them all. That kind of mindset never works, and that word "can afford to lose" means that we are willing to lose it easily. because if we do something, that loss means nothing, and we surely don't end up like that.

[k@suy]

That kind of mindset only happens if you just throwing money into random coins, there are many coins out there that could give profit and you can see that by only seeing what kind of projects they are and whether they partnered with some big VC, by that alone you can trade long term and make proper profit.
Although I know that most of traders keep saying to only use the money that we can afford to lose but atleast the money should be properly traded with analyzation.

Money used to buy a coin which is profitable coin like cryptocurrency in not throwing money maybe that friend of yours mate have no idea about cryptocurrency yet. If this is somewhat a kind of definition for this then does taking the risk to put up a business was also some kind of gambling right, it is somewhat buying those services or product which has no perfect assurance if it will going to give you a return of investment.

[MUHAMMAD NUR AMANAH]

I think a trade if our capital is big would be quicker to make large profits medium with small capital would certainly make small profits.. That is, logically, however, any trade would require knowledge and experience flying hours on the journey would not be as easy as turning a palm of the hand not necessarily with big capitals. we would get big outcomes, and if we didn't have them all could be we could be falling into huge losses but perhaps a failure that would make us a successful person without feeling the falling process In the trade maybe that makes us even better in the future

[jostorres]

More fund means more portfolio, more profit, if you have low amount of Capital then you make very small amount form trading and if you have large amount of Capital then you can make good profit form Crypto trading.         

But more capital means more loss too. If you can profit with $10 capital and somehow manage to earn $1 per week or month then you can do the same with $1000 also and I don't understand why bigger amounts are needed to test your own capabilities. Whether you play soccer in your garden or you play for your country, the skills remain the same. Similarly, trading skills cannot enhanced just because you are trading with bigger amounts because the plan and knowledge remain the same. Sometimes with big capital, you actually become more tentative and avoid risks, which is crucial in the bitcoin trading market.

$50 or $10 000, does it mean anything at all if the trader has no idea what he is actually doing? Everyone would want to get rich overnight by sitting in front of a computer and buying something cheap, and then selling the same x100 more expensive - but where would the crypto market end up in that case? Your profit is someone's loss and vice versa - which means that there must always be a lot more losers than winners.

Exactly If you know what you are doing and how you plan it, then whether you trade with millions of hundreds of dollars it doesn't matter. I think a lot of traders when they fail in trading they get an easy excuse that their capital wasn't sufficient. I hope they realize that the problem was either with the planning or the execution because no capital is small or big, if you have the right plan and able to execute, you will do good.

[trigger1975]

If you know what you are doing and how you plan it, then whether you trade with millions of hundreds of dollars it doesn't matter. I think a lot of traders when they fail in trading they get an easy excuse that their capital wasn't sufficient. I hope they realize that the problem was either with the planning or the execution because no capital is small or big, if you have the right plan and able to execute, you will do good.

Yeah   The crucial part is the execution and management of the trade with higher risk.  From a psychological standpoint it's a difference if you're risking 10$ or 10k$.  The experienced trader is just capable of handling the 10k$ risk and stick to the plan in any way.  If a not experienced trader ups his risk from 100$ to 1000$ at once, his psychology will most likely crush him.

[ven7net]

The minimum capital that is required to trade effectively and compound profit is 50$; anything below that means that you are literally wasting your own calls, signals; because without a good capital; the only way to make money is if you are making over 100% profit which is not sustainable. Your profit is someone else trade capital; so i implore us to twice your trading capital.

And once again, if you are to scared to loose money; then don't trade, it is not for you

You're right! For effective trading you need capital and the more the better. I remember my first experience in trading, when I tried to trade for a small amount, all this is a waste of time, the maximum you can get a little experience, but you can never make good money. The main thing in trading is to make a profit, and this profit should be tangible so that you have the motivation to make more profit, but this requires capital.

[gatti]

The minimum capital that is required to trade effectively and compound profit is 50$; anything below that means that you are literally wasting your own calls, signals; because without a good capital; the only way to make money is if you are making over 100% profit which is not sustainable. Your profit is someone else trade capital; so i implore us to twice your trading capital.

And once again, if you are to scared to loose money; then don't trade, it is not for you

You're right! For effective trading you need capital and the more the better. I remember my first experience in trading, when I tried to trade for a small amount, all this is a waste of time, the maximum you can get a little experience, but you can never make good money. The main thing in trading is to make a profit, and this profit should be tangible so that you have the motivation to make more profit, but this requires capital.

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[gatti]

The minimum capital that is required to trade effectively and compound profit is 50$; anything below that means that you are literally wasting your own calls, signals; because without a good capital; the only way to make money is if you are making over 100% profit which is not sustainable. Your profit is someone else trade capital; so i implore us to twice your trading capital.

And once again, if you are to scared to loose money; then don't trade, it is not for you

I also don’t feel to succeed if I’m just going to trade with that kind of capital, it might not cover all the fees I have to pay so that capital might not last longer.

Trading requires the right knowledge and it also requires capital. I’ve started my trading journey with a $200 capital, and it works for me perfectly so I suggest that at least $200 should be your starting capital to fully enjoy trading.

trading is a tough job fraught with dangers. Still, if the idea of making quick money attracts you, here are a few tips to help you on your way.How many times have you bought a stock on someone's advice to make a quick buck and waited for months, may be years, to just recover your cost? Share trading, experts warn, is a risky game. However, it's possible to play it smartly and make a quick buck as well, they say.

[Shasha80]

I agree that trading is how we play our capital properly, the smarter we are in utilizing the capital we have. It should be easier to make profit,
the most important thing is how our strategy is to allocate the capital we have in the right coins. If our choice of coins is good, the capital we have
should continue to grow. Of course crypto trading is a risky activity, if we are afraid of losing money, it's best to avoid trading. Because for traders
losing money is a common thing, it must happen if the market suddenly changes not according to what we planned. Because trading is not
always profitable, but if the amount of loss we experience is still below the income we get. Trading is still worth doing.

[Viscore]

I agree that trading is how we play our capital properly, the smarter we are in utilizing the capital we have. It should be easier to make profit,
the most important thing is how our strategy is to allocate the capital we have in the right coins. If our choice of coins is good, the capital we have
should continue to grow. Of course crypto trading is a risky activity, if we are afraid of losing money, it's best to avoid trading. Because for traders
losing money is a common thing, it must happen if the market suddenly changes not according to what we planned. Because trading is not
always profitable, but if the amount of loss we experience is still below the income we get. Trading is still worth doing.

It requires a lot of knowledge in order to be profitable in trading, if you have that and you are confident on making yourself profitable, then there's no limit as crypto trading is open 24/7 and you can enjoy every opportunity that you can spot.

Personally, I not more into daily trading because I think it requires more time and I can't give that now since I'm busy with my personal life and my business as well.

[goldade]

As much as trading capital plays a major role in determining the amount of profits made at the end of the day, it would be wrong to believe it's the only major factor necessary to make profits.
Much more than being a game of capital, I believe trading is a game of strategies that work and consistency. Even if you have the most capital to trade and your strategies always end in a loss, you'd eventually lose it all and back out of trading.
If you have a good strategy or strategies and you're consistent with trading, you can build your account from as low as $10 to as high as anything

[Ridwan Fauzi]

You can feel having a high capital although you have small  amount. I mean, as an example you just have $50 in your initial capital but you still have a chance to feel as you have $500 as your capital.

Yeah, you can use future market and using leverage, have you use it? This feature can help you to earn a lot of money by using small amount but in one note you have understood and have known the technical and fundamental analyst.

But, if you haven't known about these strategies and you use future market using high leverage then you aren't trade but you are in gambling. That is an advantages and disadvantages of future market. Trading is not about you spend money than you can afford to lose but more than that you have to know what you trade on.

[SacriFries11]

The bigger the risk, the higher the profit. 

This is true, but also do not forget that the bigger the risk, the more important for you to use a very good stop loss % that will make your loss minimal if things go south. Also you cannot be desperate to take profits; because some chart play out in few days, and some weeks. Always do your own research and remember that trading is not gambling.

Don't forget that in every trade you only put at least 1% of your capital, but in $50 capital I think it's not good to apply it but still depends on your trading plans. It still depends on someone's capital that he plans to put in trade. Small capital is a good start for trading rather than putting too much money with no background on how trading works.I know a person who put them all money without knowing the risk management. Feel bad to him then give him advice that don't put too much money and start learning things about cryptocurrency first.

[gabbie2010]

You can feel having a high capital although you have small  amount. I mean, as an example you just have $50 in your initial capital but you still have a chance to feel as you have $500 as your capital.

Yeah, you can use future market and using leverage, have you use it? This feature can help you to earn a lot of money by using small amount but in one note you have understood and have known the technical and fundamental analyst.

But, if you haven't known about these strategies and you use future market using high leverage then you aren't trade but you are in gambling. That is an advantages and disadvantages of future market. Trading is not about you spend money than you can afford to lose but more than that you have to know what you trade on.

Using leverage to trade to earn huge profits can also be counterproductive, a loss mean might likely rekt the capital invested. Trading is not gambling a trader is expected to have a working strategy of course their is no perfect strategy andcsuch a trader is expected to manage a trade to earn profits despite the fact that losses are bound to be incurred.
Trading with $50 capital as a full time trader is too small to sustain such a trader expenses because the trader is bound to withdrawing the profits Everytime.

[Jemzx00]

As much as trading capital plays a major role in determining the amount of profits made at the end of the day, it would be wrong to believe it's the only major factor necessary to make profits.
Much more than being a game of capital, I believe trading is a game of strategies that work and consistency. Even if you have the most capital to trade and your strategies always end in a loss, you'd eventually lose it all and back out of trading.
If you have a good strategy or strategies and you're consistent with trading, you can build your account from as low as $10 to as high as anything

Agreed, no matter how low you capital is, even if it's just a tip given from you or just bonus from the trading site itself, you may still be able to earn big as long as you have the strategy and the right research about it.
Your capital can grow big along the way if you compound all the earnings you get from it. What's important in trading is the right researches and strategies. If you can manage your earnings, losses and funds way better than those who have higher capital then you are more likely to earn than those who started big. I'm not saying that the capital isn't important because you can earn way higher if you have high capital but rather you can achieve and achieve higher funds and capital if you have the right materials, researches and put your time and effort unto trading.

[Maslate]

As much as trading capital plays a major role in determining the amount of profits made at the end of the day, it would be wrong to believe it's the only major factor necessary to make profits.
Much more than being a game of capital, I believe trading is a game of strategies that work and consistency. Even if you have the most capital to trade and your strategies always end in a loss, you'd eventually lose it all and back out of trading.
If you have a good strategy or strategies and you're consistent with trading, you can build your account from as low as $10 to as high as anything

Agreed, no matter how low you capital is, even if it's just a tip given from you or just bonus from the trading site itself, you may still be able to earn big as long as you have the strategy and the right research about it.
Your capital can grow big along the way if you compound all the earnings you get from it. What's important in trading is the right researches and strategies. If you can manage your earnings, losses and funds way better than those who have higher capital then you are more likely to earn than those who started big. I'm not saying that the capital isn't important because you can earn way higher if you have high capital but rather you can achieve and achieve higher funds and capital if you have the right materials, researches and put your time and effort unto trading.

But we can't argue that it takes more time to earn $1000 if you have just $10 capital than you start with $1000. We can see a huge difference and ain't that a big problem if we are able to have that patient to grow and double our money.

That is why, if we can able to start with a big amount that will be great and we never lose a lot of time waiting to grow it. And another reason is that we might miss some good prices which will make us regret it. Perhaps, time is so precious, we have to maximize it if we can.

[tbterryboy]

The minimum capital that is required to trade effectively and compound profit is 50$; anything below that means that you are literally wasting your own calls, signals; because without a good capital; the only way to make money is if you are making over 100% profit which is not sustainable. Your profit is someone else trade capital; so i implore us to twice your trading capital.

And once again, if you are to scared to loose money; then don't trade, it is not for you

Yes you’re right, unless the person just feels like playing around with a small amount and not minding whatever comes out of it. For example when I was into forex trading, most of the forex trading platforms I know wouldn’t let you invest anything less than 250 dollars, your investment has to be from that 250 dollars and upwards, and anything less than that is not allowed. It was after that I started seeing some new sites, especially options trading platforms, that will be allowing their customers to be investing from 10 dollars. You will see people who will invest and lose it all at once.

Trading is always best to start with a good amount of money and make better profit, and this amount should be something you trade and be ready to take the loss in case it should happen.

[santiPOGI]

I think trading capital ultimately depends on the trader and how much they are willing to lose per trade. There are traders who can take a $10 or $20 trading accounts to the highs of $5000 - $10000. Anybody can do it if they know what they're doing. It's very much possible these days since you can trade crypto futures and even use leverages. Your patry $20 capital would be $200 when on a 10x leverage account.

Anyway, I'm not here to talk about leverage trading. The point I'm trying to drive home is that any trading capital should be fine as far as the trader is comfortable with it and knows what they're doing. But one thing is clear those, the more the capital, the more you're likely to profit per trade if it goes well - for instance, gaining 500% on an $10 account doesn't seem to be worth it considering you only get $40 as profit. Compare that with a $500 - $5000 trading account.

I am very much agreed to your explanation Sir, there is really no problem with the capital whether it is small or big.
The really thing important is that the individual traders knows what they are doing inside the trading platform were in the end
they could get a nice profit of course. In fact, in my experienced I started with a small capital amounting 20$ then within a week I can make it turn into 50$ - 100$ or more something like that even up to the present.

[Hitlar11]

You can trade crypto futures and even use leverage so it is very possible nowadays. I think trading capital ultimately depends on the trader and how much they are willing to lose per trade.

[JohnBitCo]

You can trade crypto futures and even use leverage so it is very possible nowadays. I think trading capital ultimately depends on the trader and how much they are willing to lose per trade.

With futures trading you can trade with more capital which you have but the future trading is also risky and it can make your portfolio to zero if the trade gone wrong.
Better to do spot trading with low capital and slowly grow your trading portfolio.

[jack05]

Investing huge capital is not issue, issue is to effectively utilize that capital and earn profit. If you are newbie and don't know much about trading then don't jump straight away with huge capital just invest as much you can afford to lose.

[Rana590]

The minimum capital that is required to trade effectively and compound profit is 50$; anything below that means that you are literally wasting your own calls, signals; because without a good capital; the only way to make money is if you are making over 100% profit which is not sustainable. Your profit is someone else trade capital; so i implore us to twice your trading capital.

And once again, if you are to scared to loose money; then don't trade, it is not for you

For a beginner, low amount of capital is okay because they don't have experience and enough knowledge on trading. With small amount, they will be able to learn trading properly. But for a professional person, $50 is not a good amount of money for trading.

[el kaka22]

It goes in both ways, either you trade with small capital or with big capital it still ball down to the same thing. to accumulate huge profits trading with big capital is at advantage  but in the time of lose small capital will not hot you much. What i do is to trade in percentage I don't put all my capital into one trade I reserve some incase my trade ends in an unexpected direction I can easily have fund to start over again.

Not putting all your money in trading is a good idea, that should be something everyone does and will always be that much valuable. Obviously speaking we are not talking about the investments, I do support putting all your savings 100% into crypto, I am talking about trading and per trade, that is something different.

The point here is that if you only have 50 bucks, what are you going to do, not like you could put that aside and just trade with small portion of it, the whole thing is small itself, which means you have to trade the whole of it, and you will not be happy about it. Hell even the best possible 10x is still just 500 bucks and not a good enough capital but let's assume it is, you just took the whole bull run and still didn't do much. That is why if you do not have a proper capital you should not start trading and hope for much, first you should "earn" decent capital.

[xSkylarx]

Good thing that there is now what we call futures or leverage trading. It is a high risk high reward type of trading but if you are really good at predicting the price and you have proper risk management, you can earn big from this. I know someone who started with a 100$ capital but everytime he trades, he only puts 1-5$ per position. With this bull market he managed to earn a good amount of money. Trading is not only a game of capital because even if you have tons of it but you are greedy then you will slowly lose it.

[Ewox]

I thought you only invest at a certain amount you can afford to lose. I have traded before with just a small amount of fiat money, it was less than $50 at that time and I did gain more than what I had expected 4 years ago. Up until now, I still do not that much because I wouldn’t want to risk my cash money in case I need them for emergencies.

[wxxyrqa]

I thought you only invest at a certain amount you can afford to lose. I have traded before with just a small amount of fiat money, it was less than $50 at that time and I did gain more than what I had expected 4 years ago. Up until now, I still do not that much because I wouldn’t want to risk my cash money in case I need them for emergencies.

if we take into account the period of the end of 2020 and the beginning of 2021, then thanks to $ 50, it was possible to earn very good money through investments for a long period. Trading even with day trading, with a starting capital of $ 50, is very difficult to earn something. But some projects showed more than 1000 percent growth in several months and, accordingly, you can calculate what kind of profit you get.

[sana54210]

if we take into account the period of the end of 2020 and the beginning of 2021, then thanks to $ 50, it was possible to earn very good money through investments for a long period. Trading even with day trading, with a starting capital of $ 50, is very difficult to earn something. But some projects showed more than 1000 percent growth in several months and, accordingly, you can calculate what kind of profit you get.

It would still be quite difficult to turn 50 dollars into 5000 dollars, was it technically possible? Sure, if you got in at every bottom and got out at every peak and kept doing that daily few times every single day for few months you would make a lot of money. However, the reality is that we do not believe that we can pick the bottom and the peak every single day for months right?

I mean I do not believe that could happen. This is why I think it is obvious that we will probably not make that kind of money, 50 bucks can be turned into 500 dollars if we are lucky, and that is in many months, that is the only thing we should be hoping for, and in the next bull run (years later, whenever we get another 10x bull run like this year) we could turn that into 5000 dollars, it won't be on this bull run because finding 10x is already near impossible, finding it twice is just impossible.

[StartupAnalyst]

For a trader 50$ start-up capital is a very small amount. It will take a lot of time for him to make a good profit from this money, so it’s better to invest more. When I just started trading my start-up capital was 2000$ and it took me for more than half a year of day by day trading to managed to double them. That is how unskillful newbie traders usually trade. In fact, more unlucky newbie traders lose everything.

[TedMosby]

The minimum capital that is required to trade effectively and compound profit is 50$; anything below that means that you are literally wasting your own calls, signals; because without a good capital; the only way to make money is if you are making over 100% profit which is not sustainable. Your profit is someone else trade capital; so i implore us to twice your trading capital.

And once again, if you are to scared to loose money; then don't trade, it is not for you

how you define that $50 as the minimum capital that is required for trading? also, how's your trading proportion with that money?
do you use that $50 for trading in 1 coin/token only?
let's use binance as the benchmark for the exchange that we will use.
$50 means we can trade 5x 10usd.
1x initial trade + 4x accumulation during the dip.

but, if you use contract trading, even $10 is enough to double your money instantly.
(ofc it can be zero instantly too  )

[JooBra]

You can trade crypto futures and even use leverage so it is very possible nowadays. I think trading capital ultimately depends on the trader and how much they are willing to lose per trade.

With futures trading you can trade with more capital which you have but the future trading is also risky and it can make your portfolio to zero if the trade gone wrong.
Better to do spot trading with low capital and slowly grow your trading portfolio.

I do leverage trading x10 with 50$ which become 550$ in total. I try to be around 10$ a day in profit. I don't have much money but with this amount I'm comfortable to play. Somedays I win somedays I lose but at the end all is learning to be better in the future.

[Benefactor]

Making a benefit will likewise rely upon each dealer, and in the event that they can see the benefit, they need to take benefit before the risk is no more. So it is critical to chip away at expanding your exchanging abilities prior to exchanging with more capital. I have seen numerous brokers who need more exchanging abilities to do well in any event, with regards to exchanging with their large capital. So I think exchanging abilities are a higher priority than capital.

[Rengga Jati]

Capital, in my opinion, is the basic thing that we can use for trading. And we must also ensure that we can afford to lose the capital. Never use the money that is not free or loan as the capital for trading.
We know that trading has high risks of losing but also has a great chance of getting profits. However, never only pay attention to the profits. ABout capital itself, it is better to differentiate the capitals into several coins. Of course, it will depend on what we are going to do, for trading, short investment, or long term investment.

[Questat]

I do leverage trading x10 with 50$ which become 550$ in total. I try to be around 10$ a day in profit. I don't have much money but with this amount I'm comfortable to play. Somedays I win somedays I lose but at the end all is learning to be better in the future.

Losing and winning is common, and if we are not comfortable with the outcomes of our trades, then we have to decide about leaving or continuing. Trading is not the place for emotional people, nor it is for the weak hands, and also we don't force ourselves if we are not fully interested in it because this will only give us huge losses.

[Renampun]

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can I bet with you, that a lot of capital without knowledge is tantamount to lose!
why doesn't everyone trade? because it is not easy, and many billionaires lose because of wrong steps in choosing an investment. experience - capital - and confidence is a great composition.

[meanwords]

The minimum capital that is required to trade effectively and compound profit is 50$; anything below that means that you are literally wasting your own calls, signals; because without a good capital; the only way to make money is if you are making over 100% profit which is not sustainable. Your profit is someone else trade capital; so i implore us to twice your trading capital.

That depends. To be honest, I first started with a capital of $10 (yes just a measly $10 because I'm poor af). Had a good call here and there while making losses but in the end, made that $10 into $100 and so on. I think it doesn't matter how much capital you have as long as you are willing to invest what you can afford to lose. It's not healthy to invest more if you're psychologically not stable in your financial position.

[Rexler]

I would have agreed with you but then again I remembered someone can have that $50 and will still not be able to compound any profit out of it, trading is never a game of capital, cuz it depends on a trader's ability to make profit, you can't say people starting with $10-$40 are wasting their time, cuz with time of they keep winning trades they can make a fortune out of nothing, lastly trading is not for the faint of heart, anyone whose not in a stable mind shouldn't trade at all.

[cyriljundos]

if you have good skills in trading and your capital in trading is low it is very hard to gain higher profit. lower capital means lower profit and such wasting time that you trade 24hours and gaining small amount , it is an advantage to those traders that have high capital they earn very well if they know and good trader.

[LUCKMCFLY]

I think trading capital ultimately depends on the trader and how much they are willing to lose per trade. There are traders who can take a $10 or $20 trading accounts to the highs of $5000 - $10000. Anybody can do it if they know what they're doing. It's very much possible these days since you can trade crypto futures and even use leverages. Your patry $20 capital would be $200 when on a 10x leverage account.

Anyway, I'm not here to talk about leverage trading. The point I'm trying to drive home is that any trading capital should be fine as far as the trader is comfortable with it and knows what they're doing. But one thing is clear those, the more the capital, the more you're likely to profit per trade if it goes well - for instance, gaining 500% on an $10 account doesn't seem to be worth it considering you only get $40 as profit. Compare that with a $500 - $5000 trading account.

I am very much agreed to your explanation Sir, there is really no problem with the capital whether it is small or big.
The really thing important is that the individual traders knows what they are doing inside the trading platform were in the end
they could get a nice profit of course. In fact, in my experienced I started with a small capital amounting 20$ then within a week I can make it turn into 50$ - 100$ or more something like that even up to the present.

When a person decides to start a traditional business, the ROI he calculates is 3 years or so, in trading it should also be seen as a business, only it does not take 3 years to make a profit.

The mistake that many make is that sometimes they enter with a large capital and risk everything, that is not the correct way to want to make money, as they say, $ 10-20 can lead to much more in a strategy, which should be clear to the trader is that you cannot become a millionaire quickly. So clearly if you know how to trade and you know how to use leverage you can do it, but the more capital you risk and win the profits will be greater than starting with $ 10 or $ 20.

[matchi2011]

if you have good skills in trading and your capital in trading is low it is very hard to gain higher profit. lower capital means lower profit and such wasting time that you trade 24hours and gaining small amount , it is an advantage to those traders that have high capital they earn very well if they know and good trader.

Logically right, if you have low capital it takes time especially if you are very concern with your trading activities. If you are always in a much safer side, the grow of your investment will take time.

Unlike with having good amount of investment to use, you are capable of moving your money from each assets and have a wider scope to find the right profitable assets and the amount of earnings is very decent.

[Swopon]

Trading capital is needed but it depends how much the individual can lose in trading. Because, you can lose your funds for lack of your strategy or knowledge or other reason in trading. So set your mind first how much you can afford even after losing. If your fund amount is big then it will bring you a good amount as return whenever the trade will succeed

[teosanru]

The minimum capital that is required to trade effectively and compound profit is 50$; anything below that means that you are literally wasting your own calls, signals; because without a good capital; the only way to make money is if you are making over 100% profit which is not sustainable. Your profit is someone else trade capital; so i implore us to twice your trading capital.

And once again, if you are to scared to loose money; then don't trade, it is not for you

I think even $50 is pretty less. I am coming from the fact that ordinarily few exchanges have minimum withdrawal limits on btc which would definitely not allow you to withdraw less than a certain amount so even if you make 10-20$ profits you won't be able to withdraw it. Moreover your monthly returns wouldn't be more than 30-40$ or something less than that so ideally this won't be a very profitable business vis-a-vis time you will need to invest in this business. I think 200$ is the minimum capital you would need to get atleast a graceful returns and that also if you live in a 3rd world country.

[isaac_clarke22]

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Logically right, if you have low capital it takes time especially if you are very concern with your trading activities. If you are always in a much safer side, the grow of your investment will take time.

Unlike with having good amount of investment to use, you are capable of moving your money from each assets and have a wider scope to find the right profitable assets and the amount of earnings is very decent.

That's why newbies are still advised to keep the hodl strategy for now when they're still going small.
That was my experience when I straight jumped to day trading even though I felt quite confident because there are indicators anyway.
What I don't realize is that whatever the tutorial I watch doesn't apply to the current market condition.
Traded ADA, BTC, ETH back then. It could've been a better result if I just learned further.

[rima28]

Trading is a important to work on increasing your trading skills before trading with more capital  so I think reading skill are more important that capital Adding a  capital account does not matter if you are confident in your own trading experience. because some new traders come and by cheap coins but one matter  how long they hold it is still hopeless to make money from them.

[Celinena]

I prefer to use small funds to expand funds, so that I will feel more secure,Many times I am profitable like this, but I will only use a small part of the funds for frequent transactions, and most of the funds are fixed.

[redsun114]

The minimum capital that is required to trade effectively and compound profit is 50$; anything below that means that you are literally wasting your own calls, signals; because without a good capital; the only way to make money is if you are making over 100% profit which is not sustainable. Your profit is someone else trade capital; so i implore us to twice your trading capital.

I have experiences of trading with below $10 and making more than 20% of profits. In my opinion, your capital is not a big criteria for your success in trading but your technical and money management capabilities. You may argue like to withstand against negative markets, we must need big capital but when your technical analysis is too good then you may enter at the perfect entry level from where market may not show negative directions.

Trading must be a game of skills and capital and all other things are playing just supporting roles. I agree without capital, we cannot get into trade but having very big capital in no way assure you profits; yeah, still you must need good skills.

[fullhdpixel]

I have experiences of trading with below $10 and making more than 20% of profits. In my opinion, your capital is not a big criteria for your success in trading but your technical and money management capabilities. You may argue like to withstand against negative markets, we must need big capital but when your technical analysis is too good then you may enter at the perfect entry level from where market may not show negative directions.

Trading must be a game of skills and capital and all other things are playing just supporting roles. I agree without capital, we cannot get into trade but having very big capital in no way assure you profits; yeah, still you must need good skills.

These days I do not think that you can start trading with $10, because even the transaction fee is higher. Assuming you somehow earned $10 and it was sent to your account, then we could maybe assume that you would be doing fine by simply swapping in places like BSC, not even ETH because that would be too high fee, if you can find something cheaper and still has some volume in other chains that would be great too because BSC is getting expensive as well.

This is why I believe that we should not be doing anything with 10 bucks but to hold it, just keep that in an investment somewhere, buy cake and stake it maybe, and then try to grow that bigger, it would be a lot more profitable if we did it with more money.

[john_nautica]

I have experiences of trading with below $10 and making more than 20% of profits. In my opinion, your capital is not a big criteria for your success in trading but your technical and money management capabilities. You may argue like to withstand against negative markets, we must need big capital but when your technical analysis is too good then you may enter at the perfect entry level from where market may not show negative directions.

Trading must be a game of skills and capital and all other things are playing just supporting roles. I agree without capital, we cannot get into trade but having very big capital in no way assure you profits; yeah, still you must need good skills.

These days I do not think that you can start trading with $10, because even the transaction fee is higher. Assuming you somehow earned $10 and it was sent to your account, then we could maybe assume that you would be doing fine by simply swapping in places like BSC, not even ETH because that would be too high fee, if you can find something cheaper and still has some volume in other chains that would be great too because BSC is getting expensive as well.

This is why I believe that we should not be doing anything with 10 bucks but to hold it, just keep that in an investment somewhere, buy cake and stake it maybe, and then try to grow that bigger, it would be a lot more profitable if we did it with more money.

Yeah, I also agree that $10 is not enough in today’s time to be used for trading, because rates has been increasing since then. But I would have to agree to the statement that capital may be a major consideration in trading but technical analysis and management skills are definitely the prime factors that can induce profits, regardless of the amount of capital.

[healthbd]

I am agree your post, yes trading is a game of capital, without huge capital we can not earn good amount of money doing trading. I am professional trader and I know how important is big capital for trading, so if anyone want to earn good amount of money they must use big fund for trading.

[Alisha-k]

Trading capital doesn't really matter what matters most is the knowledge. With as low as $20 once the trader is knowledgeable enough such can grow this $20 into any amount irrespective of how long it takes the trader to achieve this. One thing I have come to realize is that trading isn't a competitive endeavor you move at your own pace with your ability then grow gradually into mastering your skills.

[Wildwest]

The most important trading system is capital as well as in the crypto world of course in investing we must spend capital first, before trading of course we must learn first how to get profits if we already know how to trade then we also have to be ready in any situation and we are willing to lose our assets, If this has not been fulfilled then never try to trade even though you have a lot of capital.

[otundebis]

One thing I noticed is that  with big capital,  you tend to stretch yourself thin amidst various coins that you should not have been in it in the first place.  When your portfolio has lots of cash,  you will need to be more cautious and discipline as you might probably let your guard down and trade more than you should learn!

[RealMalatesta]

Trading capital is needed but it depends how much the individual can lose in trading. Because, you can lose your funds for lack of your strategy or knowledge or other reason in trading. So set your mind first how much you can afford even after losing.

Even I'm able to get your point, I guess the level of capital we need to get start with trading should not be depending on how much we are able to afford on the event of losses. But, it should be in the level which will be supporting for the margin requirement of trading so that we will be able to trade along with given stoploss levels before exchanges will be liquidating for any unrealized losses reasons.

When your portfolio has lots of cash,  you will need to be more cautious and discipline as you might probably let your guard down and trade more than you should learn!

I agree because with lot of capital in our portfolio we cannot be taking untested decisions because which might be leading to big losses in the end. Whenever portfolio is too big then we need to be more conscious while taking decisions. So, if the trader is concerned about trading freely then he should keep the capital at the minimum requirement levels.

[jossiel]

One thing I noticed is that  with big capital,  you tend to stretch yourself thin amidst various coins that you should not have been in it in the first place.  When your portfolio has lots of cash,  you will need to be more cautious and discipline as you might probably let your guard down and trade more than you should learn!

It's not every time a trader has a lot of capital, it seems to be a win for him.

There's still a need to be good at picking his coins to trade. Many terms and strategies can be done like the eggs and baskets but it's not always all of the time that too much diversification is good.

[Cadaver20]

Trading is a game of loss and gain. Here one side is the gainer and the other side is the looser. There will be profit or loss according to your invested capital. The more investment, the greater the profit or loss. However, it is not right to trade with very little capital. Because whatever the capital, the labor will be same.

[BuNga_cute]

One thing I noticed is that  with big capital,  you tend to stretch yourself thin amidst various coins that you should not have been in it in the first place.  When your portfolio has lots of cash,  you will need to be more cautious and discipline as you might probably let your guard down and trade more than you should learn!

It's not every time a trader has a lot of capital, it seems to be a win for him.

There's still a need to be good at picking his coins to trade. Many terms and strategies can be done like the eggs and baskets but it's not always all of the time that too much diversification is good.

Indeed, there is no guarantee that trading with a large amount of capital will get a big profit too. Because trading is not easy, need good analytical
skills to predict price movements in the market and also need to choose the right coins for trading. Choosing the wrong coins can lead to losses,
so not always trading too much diversification is a good thing to do. Therefore sometimes it is better to trade with small capital and only use 1-2
potential coins, compared to trading with large capital with lots of shitcoins there is a possibility of experiencing losses.

[jossiel]

One thing I noticed is that  with big capital,  you tend to stretch yourself thin amidst various coins that you should not have been in it in the first place.  When your portfolio has lots of cash,  you will need to be more cautious and discipline as you might probably let your guard down and trade more than you should learn!

It's not every time a trader has a lot of capital, it seems to be a win for him.

There's still a need to be good at picking his coins to trade. Many terms and strategies can be done like the eggs and baskets but it's not always all of the time that too much diversification is good.

Indeed, there is no guarantee that trading with a large amount of capital will get a big profit too. Because trading is not easy, need good analytical
skills to predict price movements in the market and also need to choose the right coins for trading. Choosing the wrong coins can lead to losses,
so not always trading too much diversification is a good thing to do. Therefore sometimes it is better to trade with small capital and only use 1-2
potential coins, compared to trading with large capital with lots of shitcoins there is a possibility of experiencing losses.

It isn't easy.

And in fact, there were more that are losing bigger than winning even if they have bigger capital. There are strategies that can prolong that and at least make profit out of it.

[Oilacris]

One thing I noticed is that  with big capital,  you tend to stretch yourself thin amidst various coins that you should not have been in it in the first place.  When your portfolio has lots of cash,  you will need to be more cautious and discipline as you might probably let your guard down and trade more than you should learn!

It's not every time a trader has a lot of capital, it seems to be a win for him.

There's still a need to be good at picking his coins to trade. Many terms and strategies can be done like the eggs and baskets but it's not always all of the time that too much diversification is good.

Indeed, there is no guarantee that trading with a large amount of capital will get a big profit too. Because trading is not easy, need good analytical
skills to predict price movements in the market and also need to choose the right coins for trading. Choosing the wrong coins can lead to losses,
so not always trading too much diversification is a good thing to do. Therefore sometimes it is better to trade with small capital and only use 1-2
potential coins, compared to trading with large capital with lots of shitcoins there is a possibility of experiencing losses.

It isn't easy.

And in fact, there were more that are losing bigger than winning even if they have bigger capital. There are strategies that can prolong that and at least make profit out of it.

Bigger capital does give out versatility and of course it does always have the advantage but same as you said that chances or odds on making profits will really vary no matter how much your capital is.

Trading is indeed a game of capital because you cant do such investment if you have none.Of course you would be needing to invest something to earn something.
This isnt just like on earning money without risking anything and that thing doesnt exist on this world.

It is just depending on how you would gonna play with your capital and make it grow but of course it wouldnt really be that simple.

[Slow death]

I have experiences of trading with below $10 and making more than 20% of profits.

 

Are you sure I meant $10 capital and 20% profit? Even $50 would be extremely small capital, imagine $10? market fluctuations Vs exchange rates do not allow it to be possible to trade with $10 unless you make a strategy of buy low and sell high ie buy bitcoin when it drops too much, hodl and sell when bitcoin increases too much, even with that your profit will be low and you will wait a long time for the price to fall a lot or increase a lot. definitely not viable $10

yeah, still you must need good skills.

have skill Is fundamental

[lalabotax]

Really?
It may relate to the management of funds itself.
We know that capital will also influence the profits that we may take. Higher capital will earn higher profits.
But we also understand that it will give higher profits.
Actually, it is our trading strategy that will also determine our movement. Trading strategy will also depend on our analysis on both the fundamentals and also its indicator (technical analysis).

[kramchers]

The minimum capital that is required to trade effectively and compound profit is 50$; anything below that means that you are literally wasting your own calls, signals; because without a good capital; the only way to make money is if you are making over 100% profit which is not sustainable. Your profit is someone else trade capital; so i implore us to twice your trading capital.

And once again, if you are to scared to loose money; then don't trade, it is not for you

Well, if you treat trading like a game that's your perceptions because for me I treated trading as my personal business, though we cannot
trade without a capital but still it is not a game of capital for me. and one more thing, trading is not an easy thing were we can get easy money from it that's what I know about it.

[jossiel]

It isn't easy.

And in fact, there were more that are losing bigger than winning even if they have bigger capital. There are strategies that can prolong that and at least make profit out of it.

Bigger capital does give out versatility and of course it does always have the advantage but same as you said that chances or odds on making profits will really vary no matter how much your capital is.

Trading is indeed a game of capital because you cant do such investment if you have none.Of course you would be needing to invest something to earn something.
This isnt just like on earning money without risking anything and that thing doesnt exist on this world.

It is just depending on how you would gonna play with your capital and make it grow but of course it wouldnt really be that simple.

Well, that's a clear thing that you cannot trade if you have no capital.

It's a game of money and you need to grow that which means that you have to win and make the others lose in the market so that you can keep going.

The higher capital, the longer you can stay but still reliant on how good you are.

[BuNga_cute]

It isn't easy.

And in fact, there were more that are losing bigger than winning even if they have bigger capital. There are strategies that can prolong that and at least make profit out of it.

Bigger capital does give out versatility and of course it does always have the advantage but same as you said that chances or odds on making profits will really vary no matter how much your capital is.

Trading is indeed a game of capital because you cant do such investment if you have none.Of course you would be needing to invest something to earn something.
This isnt just like on earning money without risking anything and that thing doesnt exist on this world.

It is just depending on how you would gonna play with your capital and make it grow but of course it wouldnt really be that simple.

Well, that's a clear thing that you cannot trade if you have no capital.

It's a game of money and you need to grow that which means that you have to win and make the others lose in the market so that you can keep going.

The higher capital, the longer you can stay but still reliant on how good you are.

Although there is no guarantee of profit using large capital when trading, people who trade using large capital benefit much more. Because if
the trading strategy we use is good, with large capital then we can indeed last longer. The most important thing is that we can manage our
finances properly, so that our capital does not run out quickly due to losses. Even if our analysis is good and not greedy when trading, our large
capital can grow even bigger, because we can generate large profits. That is the importance of trading having knowledge and experience,
so the capital we have can be used to collect profits.

[Kittygalore]

It's not enough that you have a big capital, what if you're stupid in terms of investment and in terms of managing that capital, then it's all for naught that you have a big capital in trading and you don't know how to grow your money at a maximum benefit.

[Questat]

It's not enough that you have a big capital, what if you're stupid in terms of investment and in terms of managing that capital, then it's all for naught that you have a big capital in trading and you don't know how to grow your money at a maximum benefit.

And at the end of the day, they all gone out of control and lost all of it.
Thus, having huge capital have that huge advantage as well but it doesn't mean that we are sure for a profit, it still depends on how we work on our trades and manage it so well. I definitely not to say this is a game of capital but probably this was a game of knowledge and skills. Because even you have that small amount in trading, we can make it grow if we have enough knowledge and extraordinary skill to help.

[zahed]

Capital is matter in high profit but without trading knowledge big capital can't help to make profit. 50$ is comparatively small capital in Centralize exchange In the instead of Ethereum transaction fee. High capital helps to make good profit in short time trade.

[rahmatullah9305]

The minimum capital that is required to trade effectively and compound profit is 50$; anything below that means that you are literally wasting your own calls, signals; because without a good capital; the only way to make money is if you are making over 100% profit which is not sustainable. Your profit is someone else trade capital; so i implore us to twice your trading capital.

And once again, if you are to scared to loose money; then don't trade, it is not for you

I also don’t feel to succeed if I’m just going to trade with that kind of capital, it might not cover all the fees I have to pay so that capital might not last longer.

Trading requires the right knowledge and it also requires capital. I’ve started my trading journey with a $200 capital, and it works for me perfectly so I suggest that at least $200 should be your starting capital to fully enjoy trading.

If you are able to master trading techniques for me $ 200 is the maximum amount for initial capital. You start with this amount and can enjoy trading well. Of course this is the same as what I did to start a new trade, in some market conditions with a capital of $ 200 it did not make me too panicked, and the profit obtained also did not waste the time we spent analyzing and trading

With a capital of $50 this can be used by novice traders to master the market and apply trading strategies well, moreover, financial management in trading is very important to minimize risk.

[Alisha FR]

What I thought when I entered crypto and started investing was that I was ready to take risks. This means that risk is the first thing we face, if we only think about profit and profit, we don't have mental stability when big risks come suddenly.
With the main capital of $ 50 this is a good first step for beginners, for me $ 200 is my main capital if starting a new trade. Some trading techniques to start with must be thoroughly digested according to market conditions, long-term trading is a decision if there is a dump that occurs unexpectedly.

[Sihab76]

It is normal to need capital in trading but in addition to capital you need to be attentive and efficient enough. If you don't have experience You can't make a profit by trading. Moreover, another important point in trading is that excessive greed cannot be allowed.

[Tybi]

It is normal to need capital in trading but in addition to capital you need to be attentive and efficient enough. If you don't have experience You can't make a profit by trading. Moreover, another important point in trading is that excessive greed cannot be allowed.

You are right because trading is not the only way to make a profit. There are many investors who do not make a profit by investing billions of dollars but with a little capital Benefiting.

[Vaculin]

What I thought when I entered crypto and started investing was that I was ready to take risks. This means that risk is the first thing we face, if we only think about profit and profit, we don't have mental stability when big risks come suddenly.
With the main capital of $ 50 this is a good first step for beginners, for me $ 200 is my main capital if starting a new trade. Some trading techniques to start with must be thoroughly digested according to market conditions, long-term trading is a decision if there is a dump that occurs unexpectedly.

It is very important to assess yourselves first before trading. Not all that are in trading can really take risks, they forget about it during their entry as they just focus on the assumption that they can make money so easily.

Some traders put a huge amount into trading  $1,000, $2,000, for they think that it could generate a huge profit. We can't question them for that decision but if we are just a beginner and only have limited knowledge about this, that is not a great idea. $100-$500 was a preferred capital for beginners. We don't need to rush ourselves but instead to know our limitations as well. Although the capital will matter a lot but see to it that we won't regret it once failure will come.

[stomachgrowls]

What I thought when I entered crypto and started investing was that I was ready to take risks. This means that risk is the first thing we face, if we only think about profit and profit, we don't have mental stability when big risks come suddenly.
With the main capital of $ 50 this is a good first step for beginners, for me $ 200 is my main capital if starting a new trade. Some trading techniques to start with must be thoroughly digested according to market conditions, long-term trading is a decision if there is a dump that occurs unexpectedly.

It is very important to assess yourselves first before trading. Not all that are in trading can really take risks, they forget about it during their entry as they just focus on the assumption that they can make money so easily.

Some traders put a huge amount into trading  $1,000, $2,000, for they think that it could generate a huge profit. We can't question them for that decision but if we are just a beginner and only have limited knowledge about this, that is not a great idea. $100-$500 was a preferred capital for beginners. We don't need to rush ourselves but instead to know our limitations as well. Although the capital will matter a lot but see to it that we won't regret it once failure will come.

Start up with small amounts and try to sustain yourself and able to earn even with peanuts and try to look at your trades if its really that sustaining and that what matter most.You can make your small capital into big ones
if you do already know on what you are doing.

You do need to re-roll that capital and re-roll or compound the profits and try to be sustainable and if you do succeed on doing that then you could really consider yourself to be a better trader.

Not all would really able to attain this kind of condition on where they could able to make out profits on that manner.Its a risky thing to take for some.

[Finestream]

What I thought when I entered crypto and started investing was that I was ready to take risks. This means that risk is the first thing we face, if we only think about profit and profit, we don't have mental stability when big risks come suddenly.
With the main capital of $ 50 this is a good first step for beginners, for me $ 200 is my main capital if starting a new trade. Some trading techniques to start with must be thoroughly digested according to market conditions, long-term trading is a decision if there is a dump that occurs unexpectedly.

It is very important to assess yourselves first before trading. Not all that are in trading can really take risks, they forget about it during their entry as they just focus on the assumption that they can make money so easily.

Some traders put a huge amount into trading  $1,000, $2,000, for they think that it could generate a huge profit. We can't question them for that decision but if we are just a beginner and only have limited knowledge about this, that is not a great idea. $100-$500 was a preferred capital for beginners. We don't need to rush ourselves but instead to know our limitations as well. Although the capital will matter a lot but see to it that we won't regret it once failure will come.

Well said. It's a very obvious analysis that if we start with a small capital, the returns will be small amount of profits. But if you put a huge amount in trading, expect that you will gain huge returns too. But its not as easy as that. The outcome of your trading will only depend on your capabilities and skills. If you are still in development stage, i suggest to start trading with the amount you can afford to lose. It's not the profits that will matter, but definitely the huge losses that its hard to accept especially if you are not ready to take the risk.

[Natalim]

It is normal to need capital in trading but in addition to capital you need to be attentive and efficient enough. If you don't have experience You can't make a profit by trading. Moreover, another important point in trading is that excessive greed cannot be allowed.

You are right because trading is not the only way to make a profit. There are many investors who do not make a profit by investing billions of dollars but with a little capital Benefiting.

Trading is not just a game of capital because there will always no guarantee that once you invest a huge amount, you will reap a huge profits. You need to have a good trading strategies and skills too so you will have more chances of winning. And once you have that in you, you will never be afraid whether how high or even how small your capital is. One thing i am sure of, is you will have the positive outcome if you know you are doing what's the right thing to do.

[Smartvirus]

The importance of a huge capital in trading cannot be emphasised enough. It might not be the only thing there is, no not at all as, some traders might have huge capitals at there disposal but literally knows nothing to do. One wrong move and your already swimming in loses. Huge capitals comes with an edge, the edge of you making a lot in just one trade with a huge lot size than, a trader with a smaller capital would make out of the same trade. Capital enables you to be comfortable in your trade and wait out the loses but, not having a huge capital could make you close out on the same trade on a lose.

Though, if you've got capital and zero experience on how to trade the market, you might just be gambling funds and trade is no gambling. Your most likely to loose.

[MiF]

The minimum capital that is required to trade effectively and compound profit is 50$; anything below that means that you are literally wasting your own calls, signals; because without a good capital; the only way to make money is if you are making over 100% profit which is not sustainable. Your profit is someone else trade capital; so i implore us to twice your trading capital.

And once again, if you are to scared to loose money; then don't trade, it is not for you

I think capital is really an issue, that is why many traders always loss because they are lack of capital and they always afraid to loss specially when the capital is very small, it has really a big difference if we trade with small capital than big capital, so I believe that trading is a game of capital.

[matchi2011]

The minimum capital that is required to trade effectively and compound profit is 50$; anything below that means that you are literally wasting your own calls, signals; because without a good capital; the only way to make money is if you are making over 100% profit which is not sustainable. Your profit is someone else trade capital; so i implore us to twice your trading capital.

And once again, if you are to scared to loose money; then don't trade, it is not for you

I think capital is really an issue, that is why many traders always loss because they are lack of capital and they always afraid to loss specially when the capital is very small, it has really a big difference if we trade with small capital than big capital, so I believe that trading is a game of capital.

The influenced that will make you decide to sell your assets when you don't have enough money to spare, it's relevant that capital play a good part when you are dealing with this business, you have to be more precise when you are into this business, the deeper your capital the better chance that you have.

though it's your knowledge really affects everything in terms of success, but with good bankroll to invest the better chance, you have to last long and survive.

[Ryder Kudrow]

Regardless of the amount of funds, you need to have trading knowledge and suitable trading strategies. Of course, the more funds you trade, the more profits you will get.
Trading is very risky. Inexperienced traders can first trade a small amount of funds to learn trading knowledge.

[sumant]

Yes trading is game of capital but you should have knowledge about trading. Capital Will definitely going to play big role in trading because when you start a trade your capital will tell you how much and how early you get profit. If your capital is big then you will be in a good profit if share goes even 2 or 3% up. That can fulfilled your daily part of life. When capital is small then you need long run to book profit.

[Mahanton]

Yes trading is game of capital but you should have knowledge about trading. Capital Will definitely going to play big role in trading because when you start a trade your capital will tell you how much and how early you get profit. If your capital is big then you will be in a good profit if share goes even 2 or 3% up. That can fulfilled your daily part of life. When capital is small then you need long run to book profit.

Its overall because things wont work out if one of those components would be gone.In trading you would really be needing a capital because you cant really make a move if you dont have money or something to spend.
Trading does need capital and only  few could really have that capital which could really be enough for them to be versatile towards their trading positions and majority are really that still on that
average or small capital which i dont see anything wrong with it as long you do know on how to sustain yourself for long which you can really compound your profits to make it bigger gradually.

[Aurorra]

When you first start trading, start with a small amount of funds, analyze the market and find experience through trading. The price volatility of cryptocurrency makes trading difficult. It is necessary to have trading skills and strategies and trade within the range of funds that can be tolerated to reduce trading risks and economic losses.

[Rafae]

In the beginning, the most important thing is to give yourself the opportunity to figure it out, so, of course, it is better to start with small capital.

[sherenikaw]

Trading is indeed profitable for people who can manage it well. therefore it takes consistency in it and also patience. we can't expect instant profit in trading, it all needs a process where the profit that will be obtained depends on how we manage our own assets. Many people give up when trading because they are affected by this volatile crypto market. Please note that the ups and downs of the crypto market are common and our job as traders is to handle and analyze the market well so that we can determine the right time to sell or buy crypto.

[sulendra12]

The minimum capital that is required to trade effectively and compound profit is 50$; anything below that means that you are literally wasting your own calls, signals;

I mean $50 won't make any difference in big market, they are free to use whatever amount they want to as long as they can afford it and won't be afraid to lose it when something bad happens.
Even in our local exchange, they encourage you to start with smaller amount first for example $10 for learning purpose. So at least they will gain knowledge from smaller capital and gain the progress as the time being.

the only way to make money is if you are making over 100% profit which is not sustainable. Your profit is someone else trade capital; so i implore us to twice your trading capital.

Even 100% profit which is doubling your investment is quite difficult nowadays.

[zahed]

The minimum capital that is required to trade effectively and compound profit is 50$; anything below that means that you are literally wasting your own calls, signals; because without a good capital; the only way to make money is if you are making over 100% profit which is not sustainable. Your profit is someone else trade capital; so i implore us to twice your trading capital.

And once again, if you are to scared to loose money; then don't trade, it is not for you

I think capital is really an issue, that is why many traders always loss because they are lack of capital and they always afraid to loss specially when the capital is very small, it has really a big difference if we trade with small capital than big capital, so I believe that trading is a game of capital.

No, Capital is an issue in trading BUT with lower capital can not reason for loss always Because with proper trading strategy Even you can make profit with small capital. Big Capital an important factor in profit ratio it can big BUT in low capital it difficult.

[Bhig Daddy]

I won't say I totally agree with you on this, to me it depends on the trader, how experienced is he, does he make the right decisions, and does he knows when to actually make the decisions, all this are what make you a good trader. A very good trader could take $10 to make over $500. So taking a very huge amount of capital to trade doesn't really mean you will actually make a profit of it.

[panukurap]

I agree with you if someone is afraid of losing money in trading it means this is not the person's passion. Choosing to trade is a sign that you must be ready to get all the possibilities that exist whether profit or loss because all of that you can experience. Therefore when you decide to trade in crypto or trading you have to prepare mentally and also sufficient capital, this is a kind of game but you can't control it because the value is unstable.

[carlfebz2]

I agree with you if someone is afraid of losing money in trading it means this is not the person's passion. Choosing to trade is a sign that you must be ready to get all the possibilities that exist whether profit or loss because all of that you can experience. Therefore when you decide to trade in crypto or trading you have to prepare mentally and also sufficient capital, this is a kind of game but you can't control it because the value is unstable.

Most common newbie impression.

•Trading is easy
•Trading do make them rich
•Trading wont have losses
•Trading is risk free

But on the time that reality slap into their faces then this is where they do make out some realizations
on what trading is all about and things attached to it.

[tygeade]

Most common newbie impression.

•Trading is easy
•Trading do make them rich
•Trading wont have losses
•Trading is risk free

But on the time that reality slap into their faces then this is where they do make out some realizations
on what trading is all about and things attached to it.

The thing is that majority of those who lose their money in trading are not ready to tell their stories. Only those who are able to make profit from it comes out to tell about their success in trading and we applaud them as heroes. But we hardly talk about those who are losing money in the market.

This is one thing that makes newbies to think that trading is something that is very easy and even with a small amount of money that they can start up trading and be able to make lots of money from it. But when they finally stepped in, A reverse of what they thought is the case. They see it as an easy and it’s because there are lots of success stories, and there are none talking about the risk involved.

[horrifiedx1]

I agree with you if someone is afraid of losing money in trading it means this is not the person's passion. Choosing to trade is a sign that you must be ready to get all the possibilities that exist whether profit or loss because all of that you can experience. Therefore when you decide to trade in crypto or trading you have to prepare mentally and also sufficient capital, this is a kind of game but you can't control it because the value is unstable.

Most common newbie impression.

•Trading is easy
•Trading do make them rich
•Trading wont have losses
•Trading is risk free

But on the time that reality slap into their faces then this is where they do make out some realizations
on what trading is all about and things attached to it.

trading is not that easy to do, not afraid to lose money, does not mean we are without analysis. of course all have risks, even the possibility of our money will run out. but how to manage it, that is the key to a successful trading. indeed, most people at the beginning stated that trading seemed like an easy and quick job to make money, if we have thoughts like that, I think it's better to learn first

[Issa56]

When you first start trading, start with a small amount of funds, analyze the market and find experience through trading. The price volatility of cryptocurrency makes trading difficult. It is necessary to have trading skills and strategies and trade within the range of funds that can be tolerated to reduce trading risks and economic losses.

You said when you start trading, you should always start with small amount, am not completely in support of that, if you are trading as a newbie you should always start with a small amount but as a professional I don't think you have to enter a trade with a small amount, but as a newbie you have to always start low.

[macson]

The minimum capital that is required to trade effectively and compound profit is 50$; anything below that means that you are literally wasting your own calls, signals; because without a good capital; the only way to make money is if you are making over 100% profit which is not sustainable. Your profit is someone else trade capital; so i implore us to twice your trading capital.

And once again, if you are to scared to loose money; then don't trade, it is not for you

it's true that capital has a big influence on trading but it doesn't always have an effect.  as long as you don't have the skills and good analysis when trading then all the big capital you have is in vain.  Trading is not just a game of capital as you say, it is a game of psychology, skill and analysis too.

[Franctoshi]

It's not so , first of all having good knowledge about trading is the key, but I will not take away the advantage of having huge trading capital has,  this is why institution or hedge funds are the drivers of the market , not only that trading small capital is kind of stressful .. imagine you being a good trader and your faced with the challenge of having small capital .
For instance
it will take two good traders with different capital of  $100 and $1000 different time duration to meet up if they have same plan of buying same type of car a different time duration to achieve it.

[GelatikKembar]

When you first start trading, start with a small amount of funds, analyze the market and find experience through trading. The price volatility of cryptocurrency makes trading difficult. It is necessary to have trading skills and strategies and trade within the range of funds that can be tolerated to reduce trading risks and economic losses.

You said when you start trading, you should always start with small amount, am not completely in support of that, if you are trading as a newbie you should always start with a small amount but as a professional I don't think you have to enter a trade with a small amount, but as a newbie you have to always start low.

For beginners, both knowledge and skills in trading are still limited,
thus the wisest decision is to start trading with small amounts because after all the crypto market is also very risky for beginners,
better focus on learning about everything related to crypto trading

[Xampeuu]

When you first start trading, start with a small amount of funds, analyze the market and find experience through trading. The price volatility of cryptocurrency makes trading difficult. It is necessary to have trading skills and strategies and trade within the range of funds that can be tolerated to reduce trading risks and economic losses.

You said when you start trading, you should always start with small amount, am not completely in support of that, if you are trading as a newbie you should always start with a small amount but as a professional I don't think you have to enter a trade with a small amount, but as a newbie you have to always start low.

For beginners, both knowledge and skills in trading are still limited,
thus the wisest decision is to start trading with small amounts because after all the crypto market is also very risky for beginners,
better focus on learning about everything related to crypto trading

but sometimes as a novice trader, if you use a small amount of funds, you will be less responsible and underestimate it because it is only a small nominal, so that in trading it seems as if you do not study seriously, in contrast to using big money according to their abilities, usually they will feel burdened so that it will cause responsibility. answer because it's not play money, with that sense of responsibility that makes us careful in stepping, but must be able to decide

[stomachgrowls]

When you first start trading, start with a small amount of funds, analyze the market and find experience through trading. The price volatility of cryptocurrency makes trading difficult. It is necessary to have trading skills and strategies and trade within the range of funds that can be tolerated to reduce trading risks and economic losses.

You said when you start trading, you should always start with small amount, am not completely in support of that, if you are trading as a newbie you should always start with a small amount but as a professional I don't think you have to enter a trade with a small amount, but as a newbie you have to always start low.

For beginners, both knowledge and skills in trading are still limited,
thus the wisest decision is to start trading with small amounts because after all the crypto market is also very risky for beginners,
better focus on learning about everything related to crypto trading

but sometimes as a novice trader, if you use a small amount of funds, you will be less responsible and underestimate it because it is only a small nominal, so that in trading it seems as if you do not study seriously, in contrast to using big money according to their abilities, usually they will feel burdened so that it will cause responsibility. answer because it's not play money, with that sense of responsibility that makes us careful in stepping, but must be able to decide

You cant tell that each person would really be having that kind of behavior because not all would really be making use of small amounts wont really be that serious on dealing with trading.

Of course you would really be that conservative at first and making use of small capital it isnt a bad idea because you could really be still that serious on trying out to sustain even with that minimal amount but you do actually have some points though.

All we are sharing up with the same idea which is to make profits whether you do have big or small capital.

[jrrsparkles]

It's not so , first of all having good knowledge about trading is the key, but I will not take away the advantage of having huge trading capital has,  this is why institution or hedge funds are the drivers of the market , not only that trading small capital is kind of stressful .. imagine you being a good trader and your faced with the challenge of having small capital .
For instance
it will take two good traders with different capital of  $100 and $1000 different time duration to meet up if they have same plan of buying same type of car a different time duration to achieve it.

Knowledge is the key but still small capital can be good if the trader manage to reinvest the profits from previous trade and keep doing it because the power of compounding is powerful and when someone is doing the trades correctly then surely it won't take too much time to turn into big. But atleast 500 dollar or something should be invested when we really want to go as a professional trader.

[zaesvlas]

Don't call trading a game. It should be understood that these are completely different options for work, which, accordingly, require a completely different approach to work.

[kamilah147]

Yes, small capital will make us waste time in vain. I prefer a trading capital of $ 100, because this can provide maximum profit for us. When people lose their money because they can't wait any longer for the market to bounce back, they are forced to sell it. And their loss is our gain. So sticking to one principle, we must be patient in trading until the market gives us a profit. Never sell if the loss will befall us.

[Issa56]

Yes, small capital will make us waste time in vain. I prefer a trading capital of $ 100, because this can provide maximum profit for us. When people lose their money because they can't wait any longer for the market to bounce back, they are forced to sell it. And their loss is our gain. So sticking to one principle, we must be patient in trading until the market gives us a profit. Never sell if the loss will befall us.

As a professional if you are still trading with a small amount you are just wasting your time because I don't know the amount you will be making, if you want to invest in a coin for a long term actually you can invest less than $100, but as a short term trader and you want to be trading with less than $100 am sorry to say but you are just wasting time.

[carlfebz2]

Yes, small capital will make us waste time in vain. I prefer a trading capital of $ 100, because this can provide maximum profit for us. When people lose their money because they can't wait any longer for the market to bounce back, they are forced to sell it. And their loss is our gain. So sticking to one principle, we must be patient in trading until the market gives us a profit. Never sell if the loss will befall us.

As a professional if you are still trading with a small amount you are just wasting your time because I don't know the amount you will be making, if you want to invest in a coin for a long term actually you can invest less than $100, but as a short term trader and you want to be trading with less than $100 am sorry to say but you are just wasting time.

Capital of $100 but you could make out $5 or more in a day via swing or daytrade then it isnt really a bad idea considering that there are people who do live in 3rd world countries which this earning would be sufficient

or just enough for them to get involved with that kind of capital but if you do live on a first world country then dont get surprised that you would really be seeing these amounts to be small or a complete waste of time.

Its not bad on having smaller capital but if you do able to make it bit via compounding profits then it does signifies that you are really doing good on this one.

[Odusko]

I think trading capital ultimately depends on the trader and how much they are willing to lose per trade. There are traders who can take a $10 or $20 trading accounts to the highs of $5000 - $10000. Anybody can do it if they know what they're doing. It's very much possible these days since you can trade crypto futures and even use leverages. Your patry $20 capital would be $200 when on a 10x leverage account.

Anyway, I'm not here to talk about leverage trading. The point I'm trying to drive home is that any trading capital should be fine as far as the trader is comfortable with it and knows what they're doing. But one thing is clear those, the more the capital, the more you're likely to profit per trade if it goes well - for instance, gaining 500% on an $10 account doesn't seem to be worth it considering you only get $40 as profit. Compare that with a $500 - $5000 trading account.

I Am of the same opinion as yours regarding the amount of capital. not really matter what matters most is the risk appetite of the traders if you use high leverage you may be at a higher risk of loss in the trade but again if the trade goes in your favor you can also earn bigger profits from the trade. The most important thing is that the trader must build good trading skills to be able to manage that properly.

[Agbe]

I believe all traders are for profit making. Trading capital is depend on the trader's choice. You can't determine a specific amount of capital for a trader. The total amount the trader will use will be based on the time and the platform. Because trading itself is a risk taking. The minimum capital of 50$ set up by the OP is uncertainty. One can trade with any amount at a particular time. But in any business, the more capital you used the more profit you make.

Trading is not a game. OP where did you get this concept from? Trading is business and it is categorized as self-employed business. Before you trade, you have to know the area you are good with. I mean the goods you can buy that will give you the desirable profit. If you buy a Currency that is not value at that time, you lose all your capital.

[Anguwa]

The minimum capital that is required to trade effectively and compound profit is 50$; anything below that means that you are literally wasting your own calls, signals; because without a good capital; the only way to make money is if you are making over 100% profit which is not sustainable. Your profit is someone else trade capital; so i implore us to twice your trading capital.

And once again, if you are to scared to loose money; then don't trade, it is not for you

Well said bro, actually when trading with little dollars its just like waste of time and energy. Actually more profit were made with very good starting capital, imagine someone trade with $500 and you trade with $50, if the same coin you and the person traded did plus 10%, the person that use $500 will have $50 as profit while you that use $50 will get $5 as profit. Just imagine the difference, so it's advisable to get a very good starting capital and a good knowledge about cryptocurrency before starting to trade.

[Captain Corporate]

It could be an easy path to follow and find a road, but it is not an easy road to take when you find it. Yes, all the resources are there, all the things you need to learn are there, all of them are free, offered by so many courses and people and so forth, you could find a way to become a trader very easily. However, after finding the way, you need to take that road and walk that mile which will be the hardest part.

Many people want to get rich very quickly, all they want is turn their fiat into bitcoin then read about a token on some twitter influencers tweets, buy that before anyone else, watch it explode and be x1000 higher and then get rich overnight and never have to worry about money again. This isn't the way to get rich, this was never the way to get rich but there are millions who try to do this.

[Sebas.tian]

I agree with you if someone is afraid of losing money in trading it means this is not the person's passion. Choosing to trade is a sign that you must be ready to get all the possibilities that exist whether profit or loss because all of that you can experience. Therefore when you decide to trade in crypto or trading you have to prepare mentally and also sufficient capital, this is a kind of game but you can't control it because the value is unstable.

Prepare your mind for two things in crypto trading which you will definitely experience in crypto trading which are profit and loss. Don't be afraid of losing money on crypto trading because it will not help you to grow higher in crypto trading than it will make you to experience losses from the market. Increasing your capital in crypto trading, it will really help you to eliminate fear in crypto trading because huge amount of capital can help you to achieve a huge amount of profits in crypto trading. Those traders that increased their capital some years ago in crypto trading are really doing well in the community. 

[zaesvlas]

To be honest, I wouldn't call trading a game. Nevertheless, this is a rather serious work that requires some preparation.

[xSkylarx]

To be honest, I wouldn't call trading a game. Nevertheless, this is a rather serious work that requires some preparation.

Please read the sentence again because it refers to a "game of capital" rather than an actual game.

Yes, because you will never be able to recover from your losses. To trade successfully, you need to have at least $50 in trading capital on hand because if you don't, your losses can be easily hit. Also, if you are buying, holding, and selling, you will make only a few profits when you are successful, but you will spend a lot of time doing so. You should also think about how much money you can afford to lose, but if you are willing to take a risk and are just getting started in trading, start with $50 or more to get a feel for the market and see how it works.

[aditasetia123]

i don't believe trading only game of capital, no one could give guarantee traders with huge capital will survive longer and even could succeed. honestly trading was psychology game which is need patience in every transaction , not to be hurry enter market and wait best moment to entry. its not easy controlling our emotion and psychology , greedy will be main obstacle to dicipline with our trading rules.

[Rigon]

You need more than luck to succeed in affiliate business. You can't do business without capital. Similarly, you must use your profits to trade.If you want to make a good income from trading platforms, then you must enter the market with huge profits.Only then will you be able to make a good profit.

[MinMan]

It’s good to see that the community is now ready to talk about this. Most people usually feel that trading is something that they can just start with a little amount of money and overnight they are making lots of profits and becoming rich. But, it doesn’t work that way, trading is something that requires capital and if you do not have that capital enough then it is not recommended that you go into trading.

It’s best to find other things to do and when you are able to raise up enough capital more than enough to spare for trading, then you can finally decide to go into it. It’s good that we are talking about this now so that newbies who are here will also get to know about it so that it wouldn’t be a surprise to them. There are a lot of risk involved in trading, you can even lose your money at once, so it is good to make sure that you have enough capital for it.

[Alert31]

Indeed! In trading Capital is the key for a higher profit but be careful because the higher the capital, the risk is also higher. Trading is not just a game because you need to learn and have knowledge about it both technical and fundamental. If you don't have knowledge in trading, don't trt to do it. You might lose a lot instead of having a profit.

[passwordnow]

To be honest, I wouldn't call trading a game. Nevertheless, this is a rather serious work that requires some preparation.

It's your preference. People tend to describe something as a game because it's fun yet profitable but that doesn't mean that they're ignoring the fact that there's a serious preparation needed for it.
You can call whatever you prefer with trading, a game of money or skills or anything or just call it trading alone. It's not a requirement at all to have it call just like what others prefer to.

[Lexurdania]

You need more than luck to succeed in affiliate business. You can't do business without capital. Similarly, you must use your profits to trade.If you want to make a good income from trading platforms, then you must enter the market with huge profits.Only then will you be able to make a good profit.

we can do with our skills, skills still be number in everyfield. capital or balance be second number when we have skill, alot investors will join to us as long as we could presentated business well to them.  In trading dont focus on how much profits we will earn , but focus on process how we could survive here.

[endut15]

no one wants to lose their money, but they certainly don't want to see the money they have just spent on their daily bills. taking capital to invest in crypto is also an effort so that they can benefit from the money they already have, speaking of risks, all the business we do will be at risk if we can't manage it properly. for me taking a little of our capital to trade in crypto as a first experience to practice trading skills is not a problem. if we are able then we can invest all the savings that we do not use today to trade.