How to raise funding for trading?

[Resident coin]

I think that collecting loans is a good way of raising funds for trading. They are many micro loan options for anyone who is searching for how and were to get funds for trading

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[Franctoshi]

I am of the opinion that before you start investing you need to create at least a amount of capital, and the creation of capital for me is not compatible with loans. First we get rid of all loans and only then we start to create capital and think about investments. And taking out a loan to buy bitcoin is too risky.

Is too risky?,  but profits /gains comes from risk taking, However should only consider about moderate risk taking which involves here the duration opon which the loan is to be paid back, for example Maybe  2 -3, 5 years and above.
And secondly having a source of paying back the loan without having to rely on the future growth/profit of Bitcoin to payback this loan.

If this is in place it's not a bad idea taking loan for a digital asset like Bitcoin that has this past good performance.
 Therefore if Bitcoin followed its past historical records of recovery ,it will be a profitable one for him in the end.

[Mahanton]

I am of the opinion that before you start investing you need to create at least a amount of capital, and the creation of capital for me is not compatible with loans. First we get rid of all loans and only then we start to create capital and think about investments. And taking out a loan to buy bitcoin is too risky.

Is too risky?,  but profits /gains comes from risk taking, However should only consider about moderate risk taking which involves here the duration opon which the loan is to be paid back, for example Maybe  2 -3, 5 years and above.
And secondly having a source of paying back the loan without having to rely on the future growth/profit of Bitcoin to payback this loan.

If this is in place it's not a bad idea taking loan for a digital asset like Bitcoin that has this past good performance.
 Therefore if Bitcoin followed its past historical records of recovery ,it will be a profitable one for him in the end.

Its never been recommended to take up some loan just to make out some crypto investment, even if you do say that Bitcoin would be worth then its not recommendable but as long you do have the capacity
on repaying those loans back without relying or depending with your crypto investment then it should be find but if not then it would be ideal if you wont really be that doing such step.
Raising funding just to have some capital on your trading wont really be that possible on this forum.People are really not that dumb to let other people do handled out their funds
just because they are claiming that they are really profitable or they are really that good.

[rby]

Having a loan in a bank is very risky as we know that bitcoin is very volatile and we don't know if we can repay it. Youve been talking more about profit in bitcoin , that is really a sure profit but what happen to you if the price keeps decreasing? What is your plan b? Let's just say that the bitcoin price decreasing how do you react? Do you sell it or do you still hold it?  Lets always be thinking in both sides, positive and negative one so that we are ready if what will happen to it.

These concepts it is difficult to combine - credit and investment. I am of the opinion that before you start investing you need to create at least a amount of capital, and the creation of capital for me is not compatible with loans. First we get rid of all loans and only then we start to create capital and think about investments. And taking out a loan to buy bitcoin is too risky.

What the OP said is about trading and he has been trading for years according to him. I therefore take him to be an expert and if that is the case he wouldn't be so much bothered if the Bitcoin price drops. Only someone who is buying low and selling high would panic if the price keeps going down. A professional trader will be able to make profits whether the market is red or the market is green.
If he is a professional trader he can go for a loan.

[Wolfblood200$]

The best way to raise fund for crypto trading is to ask from close friends and family because they may likely not ask for refund if you make losses

[Rockstarguy]

The best way to raise fund for crypto trading is to ask from close friends and family because they may likely not ask for refund if you make losses

How long will one keep continuing to ask for fund raising from family and friends. Trading always requires steady flow of money , and I don't think it will be possible to ways get fund from people.  In trading you don't need to depend on people's money because you won't always get what you want from them .  The easiest way for you to raise fund for trading is to get source of income , this will help you to consistent in trading.

[Agwu]

If you have been trading for a while and bringing in a steady inflow of profits, I suggest you start the compounding strategy so that your account grows to the intended level over time. This means you will spend awhile minus withdrawing trading profits to spend, but this must be followed by strict risk management strategy to avoid making huge losses in case the market does not move as intended.

I love your response. Very straightforward and I think that's the method I will apply. I just started trading hoping to make some good profits.

[Alisha-k]

Raising funds for trading isn't necessary instead start with the little you can afford build the discipline of adding a fixed amount to the capital each time you trade. Once this is done consistently within a very short time frame you will be shocked how fast your account has grown. Lets take for example you start with $100 and keep a target of $10 -$15 each time you trade in a space of three months you should be boasting of $1000 account because each time the capital grows by $100 you can increase your target by 5 - 10%.

[Mauser]

I know nothing about  fundraising so please guide me through this process for my better future.

It depends a bit on the amount of money you are looking for. As a successful trader it should be easy for you to convince potential investor to give you some money. I would recommend you to make a summary of all your successful trades over the last few years. Best would be to make PowerPoint presentation where you can show how well your trading capital performed. Make sure to add some form of benchmark, maybe some stock index and the bitcoin price. You could show like that that you did much better than a vanilla investment. In case you want to start slower and don't take in foreign money, you could ask your friends and family that are looking for better returns. Right now with the high inflation and still very low interest rates on bank accounts it makes a lot of sense to invest in cryptos. Just be careful that you don't make too big promises as it could lead to unhappy investors.

[Xinarae*]

Before raising funds for trading you need to know about the trading market. Also tips from successful traders this service allows users to receive trading information from successful and experienced traders who share their knowledge and skills, thus providing opportunities for all participants to earn money. Any participation in a particular financial market involves investment and risk but the level of risk in trading and the moment of taking it depends only on you.

[Wind_FURY]

I have read two good advice in the topic, 1. GET A JOB, and 2. SAVE MONEY. If it's possible in your situation, it's also good to get a second job, ANY job.

I know nothing about  fundraising so please guide me through this process for my better future.

It depends a bit on the amount of money you are looking for. As a successful trader it should be easy for you to convince potential investor to give you some money.

"A successful trader"? It's going to be very hard to convince anyone with only four years experience to give OP the money for him/her to gamble. Would you give him/her your hard earned money because he has four years of experience? I believe there's a high probability that you can outperform his/her portfolio by simply HODLing Bitcoin bought during the bear cycle, then HODLed through to the next bull cycle.