The sole difference is capital.

[tvplus006]

When it comes to trading, capital makes the difference. For it hits me hard to know that same energy and technicality put in making about $500 is also synonymous to making a million dollars or more in trading.
If we look back to our series of successful trades most of us would have made tremendous profits running in millions if it was on a good capital start. ..

Or maybe all your previous trades were successful precisely because you traded with small capital and, accordingly, were bolder when making a decision. Trading with small capital allows you to double and sometimes triple your deposit very quickly, which is almost impossible to do with a large capital.

[SquirrelJulietGarden]

Or maybe all your previous trades were successful precisely because you traded with small capital and, accordingly, were bolder when making a decision. Trading with small capital allows you to double and sometimes triple your deposit very quickly, which is almost impossible to do with a large capital.

A truly successful trader is the one who has positively net profit after a long time.

It is not true to call any trader is a successful one or a pro if only look at one or a few trades. Because, very possibly if you join in a bull market, you will get profit (not all but mostly). However, if you are bad trader, you will lose in corrections within bull markets or in bear markets.

[Silberman]

When it comes to trading, capital makes the difference. For it hits me hard to know that same energy and technicality put in making about $500 is also synonymous to making a million dollars or more in trading.
If we look back to our series of successful trades most of us would have made tremendous profits running in millions if it was on a good capital start.

And I agree with myself that when it comes to trading, for good traders the difference in our profit making level is in the capital and not necessarily put on number of successful trades executed.
It boils down to say the difference is just capital.

It is undeniable that it is a big factor as earning 1% of 10 dollars and earning 1% of 10 million dollars is completely different, even if when you look at the percentage the gains are the same, however to think it is the only difference is to oversimplifying things, if you are a good trader you will eventually get enough capital to trade the markets, this can be done by just trading with your own money or with the money of investors you could convince to invest with you, so do not get discouraged as if you are good at what you do eventually money will follow you.

[Hamphser]

When it comes to trading, capital makes the difference. For it hits me hard to know that same energy and technicality put in making about $500 is also synonymous to making a million dollars or more in trading.
If we look back to our series of successful trades most of us would have made tremendous profits running in millions if it was on a good capital start.

And I agree with myself that when it comes to trading, for good traders the difference in our profit making level is in the capital and not necessarily put on number of successful trades executed.
It boils down to say the difference is just capital.

It is undeniable that it is a big factor as earning 1% of 10 dollars and earning 1% of 10 million dollars is completely different, even if when you look at the percentage the gains are the same, however to think it is the only difference is to oversimplifying things, if you are a good trader you will eventually get enough capital to trade the markets, this can be done by just trading with your own money or with the money of investors you could convince to invest with you, so do not get discouraged as if you are good at what you do eventually money will follow you.

Number would be different but on general sense the profit been gained is just the same if we do talk about percentages.If you had just big amount of capital then you would be earning good and just like the rest

been saying that the risk would be equally on what you had put on.Therefore, it is really just really that different in the amount you would gained because it would be basing on how much you had risk on.

We do have different financial status which does simply means that capital would really be varying on someones capability in doing so.

[Ziskinberg]

It boils down to say the difference is just capital.

Isn't that just normal? Why would someone expect a huge gain when their capital is only small. Trading is not gambling where your 100$ could turn into a million if you're lucky. Let's not be jealous to others who are making huge gains in trading crypto because their financial capability is not the same as ours. We should just focus on how to be a profitable trader. If you are able to become one, your small capital can become huge after a year or so.

What you have said is the real view of trading as the profit depends on how we manage it and the amount. More capital will possibly earn more which we don't have a reason to think about earning $10k from a capital of $100. Perhaps, there is no easy money here, we can't multiply our money fast by just having a small capital. That is why investors keep adding more funds as that is the only way to multiply their money and earn more profits.

[iv4n]

It boils down to say the difference is just capital.

Isn't that just normal? Why would someone expect a huge gain when their capital is only small. Trading is not gambling where your 100$ could turn into a million if you're lucky. Let's not be jealous to others who are making huge gains in trading crypto because their financial capability is not the same as ours. We should just focus on how to be a profitable trader. If you are able to become one, your small capital can become huge after a year or so.

People who expect huge gains with little capital are into something very risky, it's real gambling when someone is going for x1000 and higher payouts. Getting rich quickly is something that many people want, but most of the time these tries end up badly!

Capital is important, but whether it's big or small you need to know what to do with it, you need to trade with what you have in the best way! We all know that making 5-10% with some small capital is dust, but it's a safe way, and who endure and have patience can build a nice capital!

[Flexystar]

I kind of disagree with the statements you made. It does matter how much skills you have while trading in the volatile market such as this. People are so keen in learning different ways to trade that I have seen examples where they left their 9-5 jobs for this and they really turned their low level fiat life into fortune making machine with couple of years experience. Now let us consider that, it is really low window to master your trading skills then also one can get off the roof easily with dedication and acquired skill sets during that period.

However, it's not about having huge capital. In fact that's a big risk tbh. For example, with too much capital one can loose the control of investing money into the market. One could create buzzing portfolio. Or lets say someone is loosing the portfolio then they could buy more in the want of recovering the losses without any second thoughts since they have filled wallets right?

Thats the problem with bigger capital. It's not a solution, but it's a tender support.

[rhomelmabini]

When it comes to trading, capital makes the difference. For it hits me hard to know that same energy and technicality put in making about $500 is also synonymous to making a million dollars or more in trading.
If we look back to our series of successful trades most of us would have made tremendous profits running in millions if it was on a good capital start.

And I agree with myself that when it comes to trading, for good traders the difference in our profit making level is in the capital and not necessarily put on number of successful trades executed.
It boils down to say the difference is just capital.

No it's not. You can definitely hvae more gains if you know how to play the game, the capital is just another factor to make you win. I don't think it's always the capital that matter, I think what matters in trading was the patience, your behavior and the strategy you use to get those successful trades before you matter on profit.

[KingsDen]

Yes i too agree that having a big capital definitely helps.
But that’s not the only source for which you will get success in trading.
If a newbie will get tons of money and will start trading, then it doesn’t mean that he will instantly make profit.
I have read incidents where people with limited money have made huge money through proper strategies.
The only thing that truly matters is the risk you are taking on each trades.
If you can manage this, then easy profit on each and every trades.

I agree with you, capital is the difference but not the sole difference. Someone may start a business with $5k and another who started with $1k will be more successful, even if it's same business in same locations.
This means that someone with high capital may take the wrong risk manage and blow their account, but someone with low capital could be successful on the long run with the compounding interest method.
But it is not deniable that huge capital makes one to appreciate his expertise in trading.

[stomachgrowls]

Yes i too agree that having a big capital definitely helps.
But that’s not the only source for which you will get success in trading.
If a newbie will get tons of money and will start trading, then it doesn’t mean that he will instantly make profit.
I have read incidents where people with limited money have made huge money through proper strategies.
The only thing that truly matters is the risk you are taking on each trades.
If you can manage this, then easy profit on each and every trades.

I agree with you, capital is the difference but not the sole difference. Someone may start a business with $5k and another who started with $1k will be more successful, even if it's same business in same locations.
This means that someone with high capital may take the wrong risk manage and blow their account, but someone with low capital could be successful on the long run with the compounding interest method.
But it is not deniable that huge capital makes one to appreciate his expertise in trading.

Having big capital doesnt automatically means that he had the expertise in trading specially into those who had just started up, unless if that someone who had made out his capital even more bigger.Then this is where

we can really tell that he had really be that qualified or just right to be called a good trader or profitable one.This doesnt really talk about on how big your capital is, but on how you do make yourself handle on different

situation which would really make yourself profitable on longer runs.This doesnt talk about on how much you had put up but just like been said that there is really a difference
when you do make out some comparison in between small and big capital when it comes to positioning.

[TimeTeller]

When it comes to trading, capital makes the difference. For it hits me hard to know that same energy and technicality put in making about $500 is also synonymous to making a million dollars or more in trading.
If we look back to our series of successful trades most of us would have made tremendous profits running in millions if it was on a good capital start.

And I agree with myself that when it comes to trading, for good traders the difference in our profit making level is in the capital and not necessarily put on number of successful trades executed.
It boils down to say the difference is just capital.

No it's not. You can definitely hvae more gains if you know how to play the game, the capital is just another factor to make you win. I don't think it's always the capital that matter, I think what matters in trading was the patience, your behavior, and the strategy you use to get those successful trades before you matter on profit.

You could have a big amount of capital and lose a lot due to a lack of skills but you could also gain huge profits with only a small amount of capital. As for me, capital is important but skills and knowledge about trading matter the most. Capital will only be wasted if a trader isn't knowledgeable about what he's doing. How you deal with every market situation also has a huge point in the success of your trading journey. It isn't always about how big is your starting funds but how skilled you are before trading.

Definitely right! No matter how much you have, if you have no skills and knowledge in this market, you won't be successful.
This is why most of the successful traders start from scratch and small beginnings. They are not millionaires to begin with.
As they go thru their trading journey, they acquired those skills, tips, tricks and other valuable insights that they can use to empower their trading strategies.
If you will start big without those acquired skills, you can easily go bankrupt. You need to equip yourself to go to the battle so to speak.

[nurilham]

Of course, capital is one of the most influential things in the trading world. The hope is that the bigger the capital, the bigger the profit. If the trading strategy is appropriate and works well, someone with a large capital may be able to enjoy the results faster with profits that are quite high on average.
But the consequences are also higher. If we are not careful, big capital will actually boomerang for us. We may experience losses more quickly than with a small capital. .
This is basically, high capital, high profits, but high risks, and vice versa.

[blue_hurricanger]

Everyone wants to have a big capital so even a small percent gain could worth by years of full-time work. Yeah, we all know about that but not everyone can afford a big capital to spend and invest. It's also very risky to put that amount into crypto which is volatile as hell. All come with proper risk management, potential gains and loss to balance how much you are willing to put in. Liquidity is also a thing as well. Anyway, don't expect crypto traders and investors put everything they own into crypto because of the big capital stuff. Even the most hardcore Bitcoin maximalists cash out occasionally.

[Silberman]

Of course, capital is one of the most influential things in the trading world. The hope is that the bigger the capital, the bigger the profit. If the trading strategy is appropriate and works well, someone with a large capital may be able to enjoy the results faster with profits that are quite high on average.
But the consequences are also higher. If we are not careful, big capital will actually boomerang for us. We may experience losses more quickly than with a small capital. .
This is basically, high capital, high profits, but high risks, and vice versa.

This is important to remember, many times we see a lot of people which only think about the positive outcomes they can get but they never even think about things not moving according to their plan, and we have seen many examples of people investing a lot of money in this market and then losing that capital relatively quickly as well, as an example there were many people that invested in Luna when its price was very high and that most likely they are lamenting they ever did so, as they know there is no way to ever recover that money they lost.

[noorman0]

Regardless of the amount of capital, I believe that it is a tolerable amount to lose all at once. With their respective capital capabilities, traders have the same level of prudence in making decisions. As you get good results and continue to increase your capital, it doesn't mean that your trading becomes more trivial, right?
Traders with $100 and $100 in capital will have the same feeling when they lose 20% of it. So, don't focus too much on the amount of capital, but the percentage of profit/loss.

[TheUltraElite]

There are a number of factors, not just the capital, knowing how to handle the losses and market movements make a big difference. A trader with a big capital but no experience will not be able to profit, in such cases dummy trading should be done to practice.

Point to note is that the biggest investment on crypto should remain in Bitcoin, so big or small capital, majority should be put in Bitcoin. In that sense th effect of having a big capital is nullified in my opinion.

Rather buying and selling at proper prices should be done carefully.

Go with altcoins and you are more likely to see your capital deprecate in the upcoming weeks.

[danherbias07]

It's true. But associated with it is the risk factor.
It takes a lot of courage for one trader to deposit a big amount of money in an exchange when he is trading.
We all know it's not safe and not recommended. That's the reason why you need to choose a reputable exchange either DEX or CEX for your funds to be safe.
Only those who have good management skills can make it happen and perhaps insurance will help too so you can trade without hesitation.

[Mpamaegbu]

When it comes to trading, capital makes the difference. For it hits me hard to know that same energy and technicality put in making about $500 is also synonymous to making a million dollars or more in trading.

In as much as I concur that capital is necessary in trading, I want to disabuse your mind that it's the ultimate requirement when it comes to being a successful trader. No, it's not. To be a successful and profitable trader what is required is the set skills for trading. One can build on small capital if one has the set skills. It may take time to build, depending on what capital one has but one can't build on a capital without having the set skills. It will only take a few losing trades to ground one. One can get a few wins momentarily because of the huge capital one has but any mistake that throws one into loss will demoralize one and that's where the losing streak comes in because one would be at a lost as to what to do again.

[ShowOff]

some people think that trading with large capital can provide large profits because the presentation is different from limited capital.  but that is of course the wrong perspective because to get profit it is not from how much capital we spend but must be able to determine when to sell it above the purchase price that we do,

I'm not sure how you say it's wrong, but of course having a lot of capital also won't guarantee big return if your investment falls on shitcoin.

Facts show that the more capital you have, the greater your chances of making big profits along with the risks you should consider. But the percentage of profit is not determined by capital, meaning you can also get a 100% return if you invest in potential assets and you understand how the market works well.

Big capital will not guarantee big profits

Of course there are no guarantees, but you will get a high profit if the price increases and vice versa you will lose big if the price goes down. The percentage is the same as those with small capital, but the amount will be different.

[AakZaki]

capital becomes an advantage that can increase profits on each trade, because more money will be used to trade and more profit on several successful trade executions. but it should also be noted that the resulting losses will also be more if you cannot manage your capital properly. management is very important for the continuity of trade so that capital will remain safe. people who have a lot of capital do not necessarily master trading well, they will only waste their money if they don't do it right. such as the use of leverage that is not wise and is too careless in taking actions and does not have any strategy.