investing for beginners must be large capital or small capital.

[bounceback]

I am a beginner in bitcoin and crypto, I want to ask all of you, do you have to invest in crypto with small capital or large capital? in my opinion, if our invest in crypto for beginners and invest with large capital, it seems that if you fail, you will experience big losses, but if you make a profit, it will definitely be big, so what do you think?

Personal experience, when I was new to cryptocurrency investing, I chose to invest with a small amount of capital because I wanted to experiment and also gain experience, but after several months of getting used to very volatile market movements, I finally tried to invest in a slightly larger amount than initial investment capital, maybe in the way I did it can minimize the risk of losing investment capital and I suggest that beginners should enter investment capital in stages if they don't have sufficient knowledge of the cryptocurrency market.

[kamvreto]

I think, if you invest much, then if you profit, then I will get much revenue, but if you lose, then you'll lose your much capital, if you invest there from loans, then you'll get many losses from there.

So, I think no one shouldn't give much investment at the first time any type of business.

In general, the rewards and risks are always very balanced in investing. For example, when you invest a lot, the risk is that you will lose a lot of money when you lose, but you will get more wins when you are profitable. And when you invest a little, obviously the profit can be very small if you don't experience losses, but even when you lose you don't spend all the money you have. This means that everything is always balanced with the level of risk and profit.

You may also forget something, when choosing the wrong investment there will be no balance.
Rugpull will occur and all capital will be lost. Quite often happens to new altcoins that are initially hype and then drop until they are worthless again and are abandoned.
Not only large capital, but the selection of the right investments such as Bitcoin or top altcoins will certainly get a balanced profit. Losses will only occur when they are too panicked and do not believe in the investment made.

[Lida93]

I am a beginner in bitcoin and crypto, I want to ask all of you, do you have to invest in crypto with small capital or large capital?

It would be crazy of me to delve into a business am just going into newly with a large capital that's a blind decision to start with. You have to start with a little for a beginner studying the market and all the risk that be with an amount you're ready to deal with in case of a loss. As a huge loss from the start can be really devasting and discouraging as a beginner.

[Ojima-ojo]

I am a beginner in bitcoin and crypto, I want to ask all of you, do you have to invest in crypto with small capital or large capital? in my opinion, if our invest in crypto for beginners and invest with large capital, it seems that if you fail, you will experience big losses, but if you make a profit, it will definitely be big, so what do you think?

The amount in investment varies from one person to another, to some their have access to large capital to invest a d to another person the only can afford just small amount due to limitations in the initial capital.

If you take Bitcoin for example, since it price is already expensive, investing with large capital will increase your profits margin and at the same time your lose margin.

So risk is risk what differentiate between the two is how and where and when you accumulate the investment.

[kawetsriyanto]

in my opinion, if our invest in crypto for beginners and invest with large capital, it seems that if you fail, you will experience big losses, but if you make a profit, it will definitely be big, so what do you think?

Of course, it applies to all investors both beginners and experts. If you invest a big money, surely you have a chance to take big profits. But if you invest in small money, you only have a chance to get small profits. However, if you are a beginner, it is too risky to invest big money because you are lack of knowledge and experience. It is not as easy as you think, crypto market is not easy to be predicted. You may lose big money if you invest with big money carelessly. Sore, before you have enough knowledge and experience, you are better to invest small money. Make sure you know well everything first, then you can use a bigger amount of money.

[lalabotax]

I am a beginner in bitcoin and crypto, I want to ask all of you, do you have to invest in crypto with small capital or large capital? in my opinion, if our invest in crypto for beginners and invest with large capital, it seems that if you fail, you will experience big losses, but if you make a profit, it will definitely be big, so what do you think?

The amount of investment funds will depend on each person. Here, investing in crypto, or whatever the investment, must be on a budget. Remember about this:
Invest the amount that you can afford to lose. And this will not really depend on how much, this will depend on how someone can afford it.
But it is also important to consider our ability and in what coins to invest. Many people also always sa about never investing in one basket. But in this case, if we want to invest in several coins, we must also know, what coins they are.
I think that it will be much worthier to invest in Bitcoin with less risk for the long term, than investing in several shit coins or new coins that seem like gambling of the success. It will also depend on what investment, if we are investing in Bitcoin and we really know the right time to sell, without any panic, the high amount will really bring high profits.

[Sandra_hakeem]

I am a beginner in bitcoin and crypto, I want to ask all of you, do you have to invest in crypto with small capital or large capital? in my opinion, if our invest in crypto for beginners and invest with large capital, it seems that if you fail, you will experience big losses, but if you make a profit, it will definitely be big, so what do you think?

How does it even sound in your ears?? To invest BIG as a beginner? Cus for sure, no matter how skilled you are, and how self-thought you've been, you shouldn't have the urge to try something big at a start...
So apparently, it's a NO NO for me and for anyone else that's sensible enough. Everything is done gradually... Cus a beginner hasn't got a thick skin to absorb the HEAT when 'em chat's reading downward... These things are acquired as you learn further.

Sandra 🧑‍🦰

[Charmekkd]

it depends on your knowledge of crypto, because if you don't have knowledge, the potential for losses will be greater.
but I think it's better to start with the money you think you are prepared to lose that money.

[Gaza13]

I am a beginner in bitcoin and crypto, I want to ask all of you, do you have to invest in crypto with small capital or large capital? in my opinion, if our invest in crypto for beginners and invest with large capital, it seems that if you fail, you will experience big losses, but if you make a profit, it will definitely be big, so what do you think?

Before you invest in the world of Cryptocurrency you should first study the risks, investing in Crypto has a very high risk of losing your money, when determining which one you choose, as a suggestion to buy coins with good fundamentals like BTC

With large capital, have you thought about your daily life? You need money. you should invest with small capital first and continue to routinely set aside 10% of your income for investment with techniques
Dollar Cost Average or DCA

remember that investment doesn't exist overnight, you're a trillionaire right away, friend. Long-term holding is the best solution for the future interests of friends, for the future of your family and children, for continuing to higher schools.

[Qiubell5]

In my opinion, it is better for you to invest with small capital first. Because as you said, if you invest with large capital, the losses will also be large. So it's better to start small, so that if you lose, the loss is not big enough.

[Nheer]

When you are starting out and considering making an investment, it is best to take it slow until you completely understand what you are getting into. For starters, don't worry about the profit instead, concentrate on protecting your capital. Don't be consumed by greed and invest more than you can afford to lose because first-time investments frequently end in disappointment. Instead, invest the money you can afford to lose. Start with modest funding, and as you expand, you can raise it.

[Luzin]

Not only large capital, but the selection of the right investments such as Bitcoin or top altcoins will certainly get a balanced profit. Losses will only occur when they are too panicked and do not believe in the investment made.

It is difficult to determine the scope of capital is large or small, it depends on the owner of the fund. For me at the moment $100 capital is a big category and probably not for the owners a lot of money. So I think starting with the ability and studying the market and technical is the best way for beginners.

There is indeed a demo account to learn, so maybe beginners can try using a demo account.  But it is very different if we do with the funds we use for trading. What is certain is that beginners do not use borrowed funds for trading or investing in crypto.

[ultrloa]

Not only large capital, but the selection of the right investments such as Bitcoin or top altcoins will certainly get a balanced profit. Losses will only occur when they are too panicked and do not believe in the investment made.

There is indeed a demo account to learn, so maybe beginners can try using a demo account.  But it is very different if we do with the funds we use for trading. What is certain is that beginners do not use borrowed funds for trading or investing in crypto.

For newbies want to learn how to trade its really good to use demo accounts which is available on certain exchange, This article has compilation of sites where newbie could try to use Demo accounts for tradings https://www.hedgewithcrypto.com/bitcoin-demo-trading/

They could practice their skills their and its better to use this before spending so that they can minimize their potential losses on their first trade.

[armanda90]

It is difficult to determine the scope of capital is large or small, it depends on the owner of the fund. For me at the moment $100 capital is a big category and probably not for the owners a lot of money. So I think starting with the ability and studying the market and technical is the best way for beginners.

There is indeed a demo account to learn, so maybe beginners can try using a demo account.  But it is very different if we do with the funds we use for trading. What is certain is that beginners do not use borrowed funds for trading or investing in crypto.

You were right about small or large capital depending on each personal, some people investing in Bitcoin above $100 have been huge or large capital for them but have some people investing under $1,000 is small capital. First time investing in Bitcoin I have $300 and seem large capital based on my income from salary need waiting until three months and used it for investing in Bitcoin.

I don't sure with other people for $300 is large capital because each country have different values of fiat and depend with their passive income, I think OP need publish where his come from and we can expected about their country income for investing in Bitcoin.

[Cantsay]

If you're new to trading then it's advisable the you use a demo account or if perhaps you have some cash that you're willing to lose then you could deposit a tiny amount to practice, but you should know that the probability of you losing your is very high so the demo account is a safer bet here. And when you eventually become confident in your trading skill then you can go ahead and start trading with any amount of capital of your choice. It doesn't have to be a large amount. But be sure that it's something you know you can afford to lose.

[Getmon]

When you are wealthy the significant capital is insignificant in comparison to your total wealth. But a beginner in crypto currencies, particularly in bitcoin, will hardly ever invest significant capital. Even individuals who are not new to crypto currencies understand that capital should only consist of money that they are willing to risk in the event that it loses. As a novice, you should be able to control emotions and resist the temptation to invest significant capital in order to become wealthy. Before putting your capital to use, take your time and learn more about crypto currencies.

[Smack That Ace]

Not only large capital, but the selection of the right investments such as Bitcoin or top altcoins will certainly get a balanced profit. Losses will only occur when they are too panicked and do not believe in the investment made.

There is indeed a demo account to learn, so maybe beginners can try using a demo account.  But it is very different if we do with the funds we use for trading. What is certain is that beginners do not use borrowed funds for trading or investing in crypto.

For newbies want to learn how to trade its really good to use demo accounts which is available on certain exchange, This article has compilation of sites where newbie could try to use Demo accounts for tradings https://www.hedgewithcrypto.com/bitcoin-demo-trading/

They could practice their skills their and its better to use this before spending so that they can minimize their potential losses on their first trade.

I would say you should not use a demo account but begin with a real account with minimum capital. Using a demo account will never give you the best experience in trading tactics and psychology. If you use it well and win with the demo account, but when you use the real account, you will still be like a newbie. Different psychology will lead to other trading behavior, leading to different results.

[AakZaki]

I would say you should not use a demo account but begin with a real account with minimum capital. Using a demo account will never give you the best experience in trading tactics and psychology. If you use it well and win with the demo account, but when you use the real account, you will still be like a newbie. Different psychology will lead to other trading behavior, leading to different results.

Indeed a demo account is not very helpful for asset management and psychology. But at least the beginner will understand the look of how he will do how to buy sell. Because I feel that, I need to learn to look new for customization. Even when I started trading I used one of the Exchanges that looked the easiest in my opinion. And it makes it easier for me to do market analysis. I think beginners need to adapt to this issue. Although indeed not all exchanges provide a Demo account feature.

[Arenga pinnata]

I am a beginner in bitcoin and crypto, I want to ask all of you, do you have to invest in crypto with small capital or large capital? in my opinion, if our invest in crypto for beginners and invest with large capital, it seems that if you fail, you will experience big losses, but if you make a profit, it will definitely be big, so what do you think?

I suggest for beginners who are starting to invest for the first time to use small capital, because if you immediately use large enough capital, your knowledge is not ready.
but if you want to start investing with a large enough capital, that's also not a problem, but I recommend that you only invest in bitcoin. because the risk is very small compared to other altcoins.

[kamvreto]

There is indeed a demo account to learn, so maybe beginners can try using a demo account.  But it is very different if we do with the funds we use for trading. What is certain is that beginners do not use borrowed funds for trading or investing in crypto.

For newbies want to learn how to trade its really good to use demo accounts which is available on certain exchange, This article has compilation of sites where newbie could try to use Demo accounts for tradings https://www.hedgewithcrypto.com/bitcoin-demo-trading/

They could practice their skills their and its better to use this before spending so that they can minimize their potential losses on their first trade.

I would say you should not use a demo account but begin with a real account with minimum capital. Using a demo account will never give you the best experience in trading tactics and psychology. If you use it well and win with the demo account, but when you use the real account, you will still be like a newbie. Different psychology will lead to other trading behavior, leading to different results.

The demo account is basically just a trading simulation without any psychology involved. using a demo account will be very different from using a real account. When using a demo account, it is very easy to make a profit, but switching to a real account is very difficult. Psychology cannot be separated from real trading, and it is an important part of technical and fundamental analysis. Using a real account at the beginning with minimum capital can be a suggestion for learning how to trade real.