I would go with a percentage of your Account.
Short term: with high risk: more than 50% is possible
Long term: with serious money management rules and not more than 1 or 2 trades a day, I'say 10-30% a month is more than good. Sounds like its not much, but do the math to see where you are in 3-4 years if you can continuously make 10-15% a month, trading
BTCUSD.
I know that you are "new in trading" and you have been around for few months only, but those are not realistic numbers at all, you have to know that. Sure since October we have been in a bull run so making 10-50% type of returns monthly were possible, you could definitely reach those numbers in these last months, but that is not really the case in most situations, only in bull markets.
It means if you are not in a bull market, doesn't need to even be a bear market, you will end up losing a lot of money, and if it is in bear market you are going to end up losing even more money, at least with the way you think. You have to realize there is no "sustainable" amount of money you could make per month, in crypto you sometimes make 100%+ profit a month and sometimes you lose 50% of your money, and all could happen in blink of an eye, that is why I think you should probably realize that going into high risk stuff is not sustainable in the long term.
Well I agree to an extend. As I wrote
I'say 10-30% a month is more than good. I did not say its easy. Imho, 10% a month is a great result. There will be month with only +2/3 % and even months with a loss.
I assume you are hodling, not trading, right? If you trade, you can sell in bear markets and still make profits. If you hodl, you dont make money at all, as you only sit on your
BTCUSD and not do anything with it. Thats not a bad thing, dont get me wrong! As a trader, I try to go where money goes to then make profits. My trading Mindset is totally different from my hodling mindset.
In trading, I dont risk more than 0,5-1% of my trading account per trade. I always take partial wins and I close the trade if it does not go in my direction. Following these rules, my account grew in the past months. My hodling account is a different thing, it may go up, it may go down, I dont really look at it. I will look at it in a few years and see where it went.
So I partially agree with you.