Small capital and Big capital

[MIner1448]

Of course, it is easier to make money on a trade with large capital, but of course the risks on large capital are also great, it depends more on the trader, there are traders who accelerate their capital from $ 100 to unprecedented heights without making great efforts coming from the stock markets.

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[imstillthebest]

trade and invest is not a math that only numbers are involved but a person that do it also must have other qualities like being smart , less emotional , have a patience (just to name a few ) and the logic was simple , more capital you put in is equals to more risk but the lesser capital can also equate to a lesser risk  .
usually when we are beginners we have less knowledge so we are prone to risk , we might need to start small and only upgrade if we are ready .

[n0ne]

Of course, it is easier to make money on a trade with large capital, but of course the risks on large capital are also great, it depends more on the trader, there are traders who accelerate their capital from $ 100 to unprecedented heights without making great efforts coming from the stock markets.

Everytime it won't be the easier thing to make money out of large capital, because market can change towards any direction in no time. When we get into the market with small capital we need the patience to hold for a much longer time period to profit from the same. Stocks doesn't provide the profit as cryptocurrency trading, because volatility can't be found to be same as crypto.

[carlfebz2]

Of course, it is easier to make money on a trade with large capital, but of course the risks on large capital are also great, it depends more on the trader, there are traders who accelerate their capital from $ 100 to unprecedented heights without making great efforts coming from the stock markets.

Everytime it won't be the easier thing to make money out of large capital, because market can change towards any direction in no time. When we get into the market with small capital we need the patience to hold for a much longer time period to profit from the same. Stocks doesn't provide the profit as cryptocurrency trading, because volatility can't be found to be same as crypto.

There are some misconception between big and small capital on where there are people whom do really believe that profit chance is way more than when you do have bigger capital which is very wrong.

The odds or chance on making profits will not vary with those factors but would rather be focusing on how you do trade,even if you do have small capital but if you are good with trading then you would

really have the chance on making it bigger and also bigger capital could really make that advantage when it comes to bigger position but not an assurance thing to look upon.

[rosebrand]

For a start it's always recommended to start with little funds so as not to blow up big amounts so easily, the more the newbie advance the more the capital will be increased as he keeps making progress, after learning fully then he can use a huge funds because it's certain he knows how to minimise loss and maximise profits at this point. Broadly in crypto or any other trading it's good to start up with a little amount to reduce the level of risk.

[TastyChillySauce00]

Of course, it is easier to make money on a trade with large capital, but of course the risks on large capital are also great, it depends more on the trader, there are traders who accelerate their capital from $ 100 to unprecedented heights without making great efforts coming from the stock markets.

I think risk is the same its just with bigger capital there is bigger losk but talking about percentage it's more or less the same however people with big capital also probably have higher tolerance with the amount they loss. But yeah, small capital does not mean we just gonna stuck at the bottom, if we are smart enough to always get ahead the market ee can turn it into bigger capital, it will rewuire a lot time but slowly and steady it could grow, though speaking is easy I guess, its harder when we actually put some effort and action.

[jaberwock]

Trading and investment is a game of numbers and moreso how to use the numbers judiciously while properly applying the knowledge. Some people say small capital is the best to start trading with while others say small capital will leave you with limited choices that the best is to trade with big funds. Starting with big fund will always be the best provided the user is able to manage it. So many things are connected but I conclude that big capital is good but a good trader can work with small and big funds and make profits with it. Let me hear your opinion on this!

I honestly believe that small capital should be going for top coins as well, that is the only way to make sure you can grow your small capital while not losing it. When you have a big capital you can leave a small portion of it to risky stuff and if you lose it then you could still end up with rest of your money that you can work with, which is why it is not really that much of a big deal. However when you have a small capital then you have to use every single cent of that into things that are less risky and you need to buy the top coins to make sure you are making a decent amount of profit.

Definitely with small capital it sounds like "you will only lose 100 bucks it is not a big deal" to many people but that 100 bucks is obviously the only money that person has saved for investment, which is why buying some small useless coin is not a good idea for that person.

[rhodelmabanal]

Big capital has a high advantage of we have a big capital we can devide it to buy or trade different kinds of promising or top coins without any hesitation. While if we only have small capital we can only invest or trade a few kind of coins. That is why people who are already rich become more richer because they are not afraid to trade or buy different kinds of coin they have money and they can hold for a long time bacause they have funds and they are financially free.

[Clavulanic]

Trading and investment is a game of numbers and moreso how to use the numbers judiciously while properly applying the knowledge. Some people say small capital is the best to start trading with while others say small capital will leave you with limited choices that the best is to trade with big funds. Starting with big fund will always be the best provided the user is able to manage it. So many things are connected but I conclude that big capital is good but a good trader can work with small and big funds and make profits with it. Let me hear your opinion on this!

Huge capital wil surely gain higher profit but in reality it goes along with much bigger risk if compared to small capital. However, if you knew how to run your trading at the beat that you can do I am confident that nothing will happen bad in the long run because you're going to manage it well so you don't lose everything. If a newbie who just started without any further awareness here in trading, 100% he'd putting himself to hell if nobody will guide him on handling the asset that he's going to trade.

[Johnyz]

I think there's no difference either small or big capital regarding with your trading activity, because the trading fees isn't flat but it depends on the amount money you use which mean you didn't need to use big capital to make the trading fees cheaper.

Who is there to assess what small or big an investment is? These are all different for different people.

In terms of fees those are not huge, so one should not limit their trade based on this false concept, though which exchange you use for trading does make a difference.

As long as you start investing and trading, that’s fine no matter how big or small your capital because sooner or later once you know how to trade, you capital will grow. The market is very volatile, don’t focus on your capital focus instead on doing trades according to your strategy, and don’t listen to any hype so you won’t get FOMO and you wont loose your capital that easily.

[Kelvinid]

Big capital has a high advantage of we have a big capital we can devide it to buy or trade different kinds of promising or top coins without any hesitation. While if we only have small capital we can only invest or trade a few kind of coins. That is why people who are already rich become more richer because they are not afraid to trade or buy different kinds of coin they have money and they can hold for a long time bacause they have funds and they are financially free.

Exactly, we can spread to more coins and these most investors did. They take this advantage in order not to lose their money if there is a worse market decline as they still have a chance to carry over with the other coin. Market gains are also huge compared to small capital but possible big losses will also happen to them if they got a mistake on their trades. But I believe that they are much prepared and expert in trading that is the reason why they invested a lot of money.

[AakZaki]

Who is there to assess what small or big an investment is? These are all different for different people.

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Yes I agree with you. Indeed, the size of each person is different in calling the size of the capital. The owner of large funds can call small funds within his limits and vice versa. But in trading maybe this is often referred to as Whale and others. In trading I've read that. There are groups of owners of funds in trading. But I forgot what another name for the classification of ownership of funds in crypto.

[Benefactor]

You should in any case have the option to average a decent pace of return whether your equilibrium is enormous or little. on the off chance that you utilize little capital obviously you will be more unwind to put in purchase and sell request since you wouldn't too stress if your choice is bogus. Turning into a decent dealer is troublesome and very few individuals can do that and there are numerous things to get ready before you can work on your abilities.

[Benefactor]

In case you are utilizing little capital, your danger won't be enormous and in the event that you lose in exchanging, your misfortunes won't be greater while you actually find out about exchanging. On little capital then you would truly don't make any difference much when you do lose which essentially suggests that you are somewhat certain equivalent goes with greater capital

[goldade]

Trading and investment is a game of numbers and moreso how to use the numbers judiciously while properly applying the knowledge. Some people say small capital is the best to start trading with while others say small capital will leave you with limited choices that the best is to trade with big funds. Starting with big fund will always be the best provided the user is able to manage it. So many things are connected but I conclude that big capital is good but a good trader can work with small and big funds and make profits with it. Let me hear your opinion on this!

Starting with a small or big capital is not really the problem here. The real problem is the level of expertise the trader has in trading. If one is just starting out trading and still isn't sure of his strategies,  it is advisable to begin trading with a small capital. That way, you wouldn't lose much if things go south.
Trading with big capital is the best provided the trader is knowledgeable and experienced and isn't just testing out the waters. With big capital, you can make more money or profits compared to trader with low capital.

[dunfida]

For me, small capital and big capital are both useless if the one who's holding it will just invest or trade recklessly if the person who is holding it will invest it in a coin without any knowledge or doing any research about it. It is about the person who is going to make it happen and not about the capital because any capital will do as long as you are good.

Useless indeed if you dont know on how to trade in the first place.It doesnt matter if its big or small the most important thing is that you do know on what you are doing.

When you do already know on how to trade then this is where capital would really be a serious thing and this is where you do think neither you do make use of bigger capital

for versatility or would make use of small once on testing out and do find out some rhythm before going all in.

[TastyChillySauce00]

For me, small capital and big capital are both useless if the one who's holding it will just invest or trade recklessly if the person who is holding it will invest it in a coin without any knowledge or doing any research about it. It is about the person who is going to make it happen and not about the capital because any capital will do as long as you are good.

right, the main factor is knowledge in crypto. that way we can double the money even though the capital used is small. Just imagine if the altcoin pump reaches thousands of percent and we can analyze it well beforehand, even a small capital will quickly become big

that kind of thing rarely happen and we shouldn't only rely on those, although there's always possibility but most of coins that pump that high also probably have manipulation of market going on. but i think if someone have small capital then they usually gonna find investment that gonna give big return, after all a small capital will only let us lose small amount of money.

[slaman29]

In case you are utilizing little capital, your danger won't be enormous and in the event that you lose in exchanging, your misfortunes won't be greater while you actually find out about exchanging. On little capital then you would truly don't make any difference much when you do lose which essentially suggests that you are somewhat certain equivalent goes with greater capital

Dude, the size of your capital doesn't change the size of the danger. It's the size of what you risk in proportion to what you don't risk. Which is where the adage comes that "Never invest more than you're willing to lose".

If you deposit X amount, then be prepared to lose it. How big or small that X is doesn't change that the entire amount is not in danger of getting lost.

[jostorres]

Starting with big fund will always be the best provided the user is able to manage it. So many things are connected but I conclude that big capital is good but a good trader can work with small and big funds and make profits with it.

Starting with big capital may lead to disasters even you are able to manage it. I mean managing your funds is not a single day task; even you manage your capital one day effectively if you fail in one day or other then your capital will hit zero hence starting with small fund may help you to avoid disasters and will evolve you to be a pro trader in long run.

the size of your capital doesn't change the size of the danger. It's the size of what you risk in proportion to what you don't risk. Which is where the adage comes that "Never invest more than you're willing to lose".

Size of your risk will grow along with your size of capital but it MAY not diminish when you are downsizing your capital. The only solution here is, we must increase our capital along with our experiences.

[Kittygalore]

For me the only difference in small and big capital is how fast the profits and ROI come in. Think about it, what small capital can make in a year could be just one day, one week or one month depending on how big the big capital is, that is if we assume that both capital are always profiting at a constant number.