Small capital and Big capital

[jossiel]

whether small or large capital, I think it depends on our trading goals whether it will be short term or long term. for small capital, I think short-term trading is more suitable, because it will grow our money faster, but it must have knowledge. and for large capital I think it is more flexible, because we can choose both

Small capital can also be in long term.

It doesn't mean you only have small capital and you're only capable of doing short term. We can take the example of those people who have made a lot with bitcoin.

They invested little and then got lucky when the price of bitcoin increased because they held for long term.

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[Karish2return]

There are two possibilities for newbie and for top traders too, one is that newbie should start with a small capital as they didn't have that much experience about trading, and second one is that good traders should invest big capital as their will be more chances earning great profits with that  big capital , the more you invest, as a result you can earn more.

[ItsCrafty]

Investing with having a small capital is quite beneficial but for small term coins and i can say in another words day trading, because in day trading there is more chances of getting loss. So, big capital you can invest in long term coins as there is low chances of getting loss. In my opinion it is the difference.

[Questat]

Investing with having a small capital is quite beneficial but for small term coins and i can say in another words day trading, because in day trading there is more chances of getting loss. So, big capital you can invest in long term coins as there is low chances of getting loss. In my opinion it is the difference.

IMO, it has the same chances, depending on how you manage your investment as it mostly relies on your skills. The logic here is, risk big so you'll get a bigger return, risk small and you'll get a small return, that if your investment will succeed and you'll experience the opposite if you fail.

An investor with a good long-term plan will build his journey from small capital to big capital, that is provided the journey is positive.

[ven7net]

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 believe that there is not much difference with how much money to start trading cryptocurrencies. If you know how to trade and make money on trading, then you can earn both with little money and with big money, the difference will be only in the amount of profit received. But if you are not a pro in trading, then it is probably best to start with just a small amount of money, since while you gain experience, you have the opportunity to lose part of your funds.

[Hobo66]

In big capital, traders will invest more money and will face huge lose. The risks related to big capital are more as compared to small capital. In small capital the benefits are fewer and the loose is also small.  Investors in Big capitals will have greater achievement.

[suryogandul]

there is no difference between large capital and small capital. what makes the difference is how the trading management system and management as well as the skills of the traders are. because I think that's the most important thing. does not guarantee that large capital is always in the top position and small capital is always in the top position. everyone has their own moment in trading

[lalabotax]

It depends on the person who is going to trade, if you are still a beginner in trading then better to start at small capital, get some experience first because that is the most important thing that beginners should have to be a better traders,

I really agree with this, if we are new, it is better to trade with small capital. Because we are likely to trial and error, learning by doing.
Although we have been learning at first, when it is a starting trading, we sometimes need learning by doing. And we can save our money with that small amount.
I know that some newbies will not think like this, because some of them may only think about taking big profits qucikly. But, it can't. We must be aware at first that trading may give you profits, but don't think about big profits at first or you will lose more.
And if we have been enough for learning by experience, we can increase the capital due to the times.

[carrigan]

The amount of profit earned depends not only on small and large capital but also on the expertise of the trader in operating it. Especially if someone is just starting to trade, it's a good idea to use a small capital first so that if there is a loss they don't lose too much money. A small amount of capital, if handled well, will take a long time to produce and continue to grow, so for those of you who only have a little capital, don't be discouraged. Stay optimistic and enthusiastic.

[Peanutswar]

Even though it's a small or big capital there's a risk, no matter how much do you have still the end of the day you are the one who holds the money, but the leverage and take the buy and sell button. This is the reason why we need to learn first the essentials of trading before doing an actual trade. Many ads telling that they can earn money with the use of trading and like it's an easy thing but in reality, this is one of the hardest decisions it's the battle of mental ability.

[qwertyup23]

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 will have to disagree on this statement.

Starting with a big fund is considerably risky given the amount of funds/capital you enter in the market. The slightest increase/decrease on the price of cryptocurrency can either make or break your trading experience. Always start low if you can and gain experience on trading. That is what separates an experienced trader to a newbie trader- the knowledge and information you gain while trading cryptocurrencies.

[TheUltraElite]

Investing with having a small capital is quite beneficial but for small term coins and i can say in another words day trading, because in day trading there is more chances of getting loss. So, big capital you can invest in long term coins as there is low chances of getting loss. In my opinion it is the difference.

Small cap vs larger cap and short term vs long term - we are talking about four possibilities here.

The best thing is to divide the capital big or small, into long term and short term investments. The amount of capital is not important in my opinion. As long as you are having a specific goal towards the specific investments you should be doing good.

It is a wrong step to consider that a large capital means you can take more risk - you will likely be playing an unsafe game. Instead divide whatever capital you have. And dont think about going for altcoins, when I say to diversify it mean to go for things other than crypto, namely fiat markets.