Topic: If i have 1k how to trade future (Read 690 times)

Overleverage without counting proper risk management is often what blown trading accounts and makes trading to become very difficult for these set of traders. Any amount is presentable to be okay but it does depend on our portfolio because we can be trading knowing fully well that we don't stand strong. Trading future can become very competitive and profitable at the same time, it does require compacitated sectors that ought to become very smooth for most traders in the system. I started with small amounts and I would also advised you do the same because there's a whole lot to handle in the system.

It should be obvious why a person like that may want to trade futures even if they do not know anything about it, and that is because of the massive increase in the profits they may get if they make a series of successful trades, spot trading is safer but the profits are smaller too, so it is unlikely too much money can be made when your starting capital is 1k, however if a person uses leverage while trading futures then they may think their profits could increase exponentially, not noticing that their losses could increase exponentially as well.

If op have $1k I don't think trading the future market would be a good decision because he could lose the money especially when he leverage on it and the market turn against him. This same thing had happened to many traders and they lost severely in the market.
The best decision is for one to use the money to invest in good projects that would yield huge profits like invest in good meme project that has good team and large community that would able to support the project.

Don't think it is a good idea to put all your 1k in to futures trading especially if you ae very new to crypto . Start with small amount till you can be able to manage your profits and losses then you can increase the amount also as an advice avoid using too much leverage when trading.

op First of all you need to understand where you want to trade alt coin or bitcoin. Basically what coin you will be trading. It must be fixed first that not every coin requires leverage. There are many coins in alt coin that you don't need to leverage so first you need to decide which coin you want to trade.

If you don't know how should leverage you need to safe trade against your initial capital, that means you are not a experienced guy in future trading, So I don't understand why you are so desperate in future trade? I recommend for Spot trading it will be more safe trade, not high chances to get quick liquidated such future trading.

You directly mentioned futures trading, before doing futures trading I want to ask you one question that is how much do you know about trading. Don't misunderstand me for asking how much you know about trading but I am asking this question for your own good. If you have little knowledge about trading or if you have no experience in spot trading then it is better not to decide on futures trading in the beginning. The riskiest trading in crypto currency is futures trading and you want to use a thousand dollars early in your career to trade futures. You can lose your $1000 in a moment if you can't trade futures in the right coin at the right time. You need to understand about futures trading and you need to have a good idea about how much risk you should be trading futures on which coin you can decide on futures trading.

Spot trading is nothing compared to futures trading, so we should not advise anyone to use them for comparison, or else, the person might regret it. Spot trading is not a leveraged product, at least when you are trading a particular asset without using tokens to multiply the risk, but for futures trading, one should note that the risk is high and the best to deal with it is when they are so sure of your trading expertise, it's never a child's play.

Regardless, one thing I love in the world of leverage is that no one is forcing you to use all the risk permissible by your leverage. Personally, I like to select the highest leverage permitted by the broker or the trading platform I use, yet, I ensure that I trade based on my plan only, I don't allow the leverage to control me. Risk control in my trading has never been an issue for me, and once a trader can work on their trading emotions, the issues of trading with high leverage will be out of it all.

The remaining criteria for success that matter is for the trader to have a good trading system and plans regarding it and be such that will stick to the plans with the right psychology of trading.

And I agree, however if people are going to try anyway then they need to follow the proper procedure, newbies try to run before they even know how to walk and it is obvious they are going to suffer huge losses if they try to become futures traders, so they need to start slow and gain experience for years before they can even make an attempt to become futures traders, and by the time they gain the necessary experience they will realize how mistaken they were about it and simply avoid it when the time comes.

For me 1,000 USD is not enough money to start trading futures with a margin account. I have done so in the past with a few friends and we started out with 5,000 USD using x5 leverage, which still lead to large swings that would go up or down 10-20% in a day. Two days is not such a long time, so you probably have to worry less about larger swings. But why not keep trading more in the spot market with your 1,000? Prices are going up and down a lot lately and we can profit of the volatility in the spot market as well. Is this your only investment money or do you have other investments? Without any additional cash to cover margin calls you could be forced to sell your position at a loss. Assuming this is your first future trade I would recommend you stick to a small leverage and don't take too much risk.

yes, he should have some experience in trading. At least you have enough experience in spot trading. it can give him a good picture for market analysis in futures trading.
and also he has to start with a small value first, don't play too much with large leverage. After really mastering futures trading, if you want to add more capital, that's not a problem. The most important thing is that he understands the risks.

I will answer your question first you can use any amount of leverage here 5x 10x 20x 25x 50x 100x its totally up to you. Now I want to tell you, do you know well about futures trading? Futures trading is a platform where once you enter you can never get out. Futures trading is compared to gambling platforms. Because once you lose money on a gambling platform, you cannot get it back, similarly, if you lose money on a futures trading platform, you cannot get it back. However, futures trading platforms are more dangerous than gambling platforms. I am sure if you go into futures trading with $1000 you will lose $1000. Instead of losing 1000 dollars if you are experienced in spot trading platform do spot trading it will save you 1000 dollars and make some profit.

Future trading is much risky like gambling so if you have 1k fund the it is enough for spot trading and make $10-20 profit daily then why you should use future with 1k usd? The faster you want to profit, the more your risk will increase, so you will never be safe in future trading.  And if you go to futures trading with $200-500 or whole.  2-3x leverage can keep you somewhat safe if you trade futures with 1k. But I would say that it is better not to do futures

Some trader not only less knowledge with trading but also want to earn much and fast profit trough future trading, follow the other trader way have been success in the future trading by sharing their profit earning every day without knowing some future trader got thousand time of email liquid notification.
Trade with high amount is not much problem if choose spot trading but difference when start with future trading have bigger risk exactly with fund will get liquid or all fund loss. Not problem when start trading with real or demo account when have experience on spot trading will easily to understood about future trading.

Management money is most important thing when begin with future trading, how to spent few percent of fund to make away from liquidation price and keep position secure until raise price based on our predicting.

  Honestly, I have not tried to trade futures because my understanding of futures trading is not yet extensive. I'm also a little confused; I don't want you to try to bother me. Of course, my capital is also important to me.

  Maybe all I can say is make sure that the coin you will use for future trading can give you a profit. The set-up you do must be correct because you know that if something goes wrong in the set-up, you will lose immediately for sure in the end.

It seems that people just want to trade without having basic knowledge in trading and that's a dangerous decision that you guys are trying to make.

Do not trade when you don't even know how to start but how will you gain experience if you won't try? Simple, just don't get into the high amounts because you might not like it.

Much better to get a head start with those trial modes or demo accounts that are also being offered by the exchanges or some may not offer it but can start with minimum amount.

The less leverage you use, the longer you will be able to hold a position if the price moves in the opposite direction to your expectations. But are you sure that you are ready to trade futures? Or have you already achieved success in the spot market and want to experience new unforgettable emotions associated with liquidation?

Op, it would have been nice if you tell us whether you are experience trader or beginner with trading, but from your question, one would conclude that you are a beginner trader. Therefore, I suggest you stay away from trading futures right now because it doesn't matter how much you are using to trade, so far you have little or no experience there is a higher chance that you're gonna lose that money, so save your money, time, stress and pain it will cost you when you might have blown the funds and invest it into learning, then when you must have gotten the knowledge and experience required to trade futures then you can start your futures trading journey.

We don't need to go into future trading since it has more risks than other types of trading. The future trading is all about forecasting about what will happen in the future. Future traders need to be very accurate in the anlysis and predicts to be able to make profits from the market. Those that are newbie traders might not know more about how this really works. The market is full of different pattern of trading and the best thing we can do is to find ways to educate ourselves or better still learn how to trade online on different sites or watch YouTube videos.

That's the point  for the newbies, don't get me wrong I am not saying nobody should do futures, but if you are not expert at spot trading then you should not be trading at futures neither, it will not give you any benefit. The trouble at futures is that you could lose 100% of your entered amount, with just one bad movement and it's all gone and you should stay away from that as much as you possibly could.

I understand that it may not sound all that possible to people, like how could you be that wrong, but yeah it's the reality at futures. This is why it's much better if people could just avoid futures until they are already making so much at spot trading that they are just looking for a way to increase that and spot isn't enough anymore.

In my opinion, it's best for OP or us, if possible, to stay away from futures trading altogether, don't even try it even if we are experienced people in the market. Because even if you are a holder or spot trader but have never participated in futures trading, you do not have any experience with it. The risks are still huge for anyone participating in futures trading, whether newbies or old in the market.

Futures trading is no different from gambling, it is no longer a form of investment like holding and spot trading, so it is best to limit participation in them. Honestly, I've never seen anyone get rich from futures trading, have you seen anyone?

In fact, there is no safe trade in the futures market, there will always be a risk trade. It only depends on how big or small the risk has to be. Because even with small margins and small leverage, when we continually fail and are known to be liquidated then it will also end badly. Especially if we still don't understand the various settings that must be made in the future market, various strategies to minimize losses. This needs to be understood first, so it's not just about margin or leverage but also how to analyze and set when to open a position up to takeprofits or stop losses. Everything requires good calculations and skills.

Indeed, sometimes we are tempted by high leverage because the profits can also be multiplied. However, on the other hand, it can also cause bigger losses very quickly. Therefore, it seems that there is no more than 2% of the capital to place one position and the leverage is not large. Always learn several strategies and analysis techniques to strengthen your trading positions. However, if you don't yet have an understanding of trading in the future and only see friends or other people who are successful because of it, stop, learn and prepare yourself first as well as possible. Don't let your 1k turn into 0

Don’t you think using less than 5x leverage will be? I still find it risky when you use Above 5X leverage, to be at a saver side always maintain less than 5x leverage, and always have reserve, just enter your trade with like 50 percent of your entire wallet, make sure the remaining amounts is left in your wallet to extend the liquidation price when you are in a trade. But the first thing which you should know when trading future is always make sure you use low leverage, if you can maintain low leverage, then your chances of losing money is kind of low, but you shouldn’t be expecting high reward also.

The reason why I notice some traders do involve in future trading is due to high reward, that’s why they are always using high leverage when trading futures, the reason why lots of traders easily lose money in future trading is because of the leverage with they are using, just few traders are always maintaining low leverage when trading futures.

Newbies should be even more conservative than that, since their level of skill is so low they should start their journey from the very beginning and that means becoming long term holders at first, as this is the activity that entails the least risk on this market, eventually they could implement strategies like DCA and buying the dip, and only once they have mastered those skills then they can think about the spot markets, and if they did all of that and were successful then they could think about the possibility of trading futures.

That's why, futures trading isn't recommended for newbies who don't have enough knowledge and experience about the market or trading practices and risk management techniques and someone who has just started their journey should do it from the spot market because they won't have to be a victim of liquidations due to volatility of the cryptocurrencies they are trading. Leverage and margin trading are for experts who have vast knowledge about the industry and such trading practices.

A lot of people get into futures trading only because they think that they can earn a lot of money from it after seeing fabricated and edited screenshots from social media groups related to trading and cryptocurrencies but they don't understand the risks behind it because people who share such screenshots don't share that it's not easy to achieve that.

Let me advise you the way I would go by it if it was my money. First, note that leverage doesn't have a say here, your right plan towards the management of your account and money is what matters most. If you play with the money according to leverage, I don't think it's a smart idea as dangerous leverages could still be permissible with that kind of amount even if you try to lower it.

This is why I would like to first borrow the idea of DCA, I will divide the money into 10 equal parts and start risking each trade with each part. This is a very good way to manage one's account in trading, and I beat it down to 10 parts because I don't know your trading capability. For me, I can still go for 5 parts and it would be successful as it always does. However, one thing that is very important in trading is that you have your complete working trading system. This entails your strategy, management, and what keeps your psychology in check.

If the trading system is foolproof, the suggested approach will definitely work fine for you.

Do you know anything about crypto trading, as beginners like you frequently inquire on the forum? Do you know what kinds of trading take place here? There are numerous trading options available here, including spot trading, futures trading, perpetual trading, margin trading, and leverage.

If you don't have any experience or ideas about what I've described, I can only propose that you start with the spot first, because the remainder of what I've mentioned is too intricate and can generate confusion that you won't comprehend right away. And this is most likely what other communities here have said or told you.

One advise i will give you, yeah, is to make this post at your local board where you can write out what you wanna say in a clear english, rather than having all this mixed up sentence in it. which i know you will express your self better and you will get the answer you need too.

If I had $1k that was my extra money, I would create a risk management plan and set a stop-loss limit for each trade to protect my investment. I will diversify my investment by spreading it across different assets to reduce overall risk. Additionally, I will constantly educate myself on trading strategies and keep up to date with market trends to make informed decisions. Overall, I would approach trading with caution and patience, taking small steps to build my skills and confidence. It is important to remember that trading is a get-rich-quick scheme, therefore a long-term investment that requires discipline and continuous learning. With the right perspective and mindset, I believe I can grow my initial investment and achieve success in trading.

If you're asking this type of question, it presupposes that you don't have a grip of what Futures trading is. In simple term (and in layman's understanding), Futures is Forex trading of cryptos. If you hate forex trading, you should avoid Futures. It will shake your heart and upset your peace of mind the way you never would've imagined to the point you're likely to tag it gambling. I would rather you went for Spot trading. Just buy the regular way and hodl, especially now that the market is rallying up. With spot trading you don't lose your capital except the project scams. The worse is that your capital dips but Futures isn't that way. You can lose your entire capital without the project scamming. Well, I hope my advice helps. I just thought I should drop that so you know how dangerous Futures trading is to a greenhorn.

If you have $1000 for safe leverage under x10 for future trading and use fund around $600 to $700, you should left $300 for make separated liquidation price based on your open or short position. Have consequence when lower leverage or safe with your future trading will earn small profitable depend when you use maximum leverage exactly with bitcoin when short or long position open in the future can raise to x125 but its near close with liquidation although your fund use for future half from $1000.
I think small leverage under $1000 is not really bad because you have bigger fund and easily earn profitable around $50 to $100 each position open exactly with coins have faster moving up or down price.

Futures and margin trading are all about risks, there is no way you can do safe trading when you are trading in futures which is the reason why it's not recommended for people who don't have a lot of experience with the market and futures trading practices. A lot of new investors see the edited and falsified screenshots on social media and think that they can make a lot of money in futures trading but that's not what happens when you try it yourself without proper knowledge and experience. So, don't get fooled.

If you don't even know what margin you should use for your trading strategy and profit targets then you shouldn't be doing futures trading, in my opinion. When someone gains enough knowledge and experience, they don't ask such basic questions from others and when they do, it clearly means that they are not ready for it yet.

If you have $1000 I would say it would be best to trade futures little by little. If you start trading with all your funds then don't take too much risk as you definitely cannot lose your money if the market is volatile. If you do futures trading using $300 to $400 dollars then it will help you to reduce risk a lot and you can make profit, moreover you can add liquidation if you face loss. Also if you are trading futures you must reduce your leverage to 5x maximum leverage otherwise you can lose money. But you have to accept that futures trading is the highest risk and most likely to lose money, but spot trading is not so risky.

First of all I want to tell you that future trading is very risky and if you don't have enough knowledge about trading then avoid future trading. If you think you have enough knowledge about futures trading then you can risk money. Since the amount of money is fairly good, you don't have to take too much risk. You should always try to trade by keeping the leverage relatively low. In the case of futures trading, trades can generally be accepted in both long and short terms, so try to trade in the right coin at the right time by observing the market movements. Keep some amount of money in reserve so that you can support your trading with that money if there is a possibility of losing money.

You must be aware that if you enter futures trading, it means you will accept a greater risk than regular or spot trading. The greater the leverage used, the greater the margin multiple used. To experiment and trade wisely, small margins and leverage with a maximum limit of 5x are already big risks.

Margin for crypto trading is never a good form of trading due to the market volatility and more.  Besides,  there is no way can be 96% accurate with your market analysis.
It is better to always trade with the only amount you can afford to loose and I see the margin form of trading as the way of greed cryptocurrency enthusiasts.

The way you asked this question, it shows that you don't understand trading that much. I'm not even sure if you ar  conversant with spot trading talk more of the futures you are asking about.

There is different between a margin trading and futures trading. In a Margin trading, it's always assume that you have limited amount of money to trade, so what the exchange does is that they borrow you fund to add to your available funds to trade and buy the coin you want to trade. However, the available balance will be held as collateral so that if the funds lend to you is about to hit liquidation, it will be automatically force close and your availablr balance is what will be used to settle the funds you borrow.

Futures on the other hand is using your available balance to bet on the price of bitcoin and there must be another trader that must be ready to bet with you to in opposite and once that order is settled with the leverage selected. It will be in the favour of the trader that the market move in the direction.

So, you need to understand between your topic and the questions you are asking and learn between the two, you will know what to do and this question will be of no use again.

First, I don't suggest you to use future trading, Because Future trading is highly risky market. In this market you can loose all your funds if your trade is opposite with the market trend and trade reaches at the liquidation point.
But if you still willing to trade in future market then must start with low leverage. Just manage your trade between 2-5x leverage.
And take a trade when you are confident with your trade.

The result lies in the hand of the trader whether it is futures trading or spot trading and also, whether the leverage is huge or small.
But if we don't have enough experience in trading, spot trading seems to be the right choice rather than choosing futures trading. For me, it doesn't really matter if we possibly earn huge profits from futures trading because it is important that we look at our capabilities to do it well, or else, we just fail our plan.

Having $1000 could easily swept away if mismanaged so we should have to choose the right trading platform and strategies for protection.

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The smaller the leverage, the safer it will be and we will be more careful in analyzing. This can pressure us so that we don't leave the psychological zone, remembering that the greater the leverage used, the higher the possibility of us being complacent and following our emotions. Therefore, when first learning to trade, it is best to use small leverage

If futures trading with $1000 is done correctly then a trader can make good money. If you have some idea about futures trading then you can use laverage below 5X in the beginning. Using laverage below 5X will greatly reduce your financial risk. Increasing the amount of laverage increases the risk of your money. I think it is good to think of relatively low profit but never losing money with excessive risk.  Trading futures with $1000 is good if we can make relatively little profit but trading with $1000 if we lose $1000 hoping for extra profit then we will not have enough money to trade later. It is a good decision for a trader to start trading with 1000 dollars below five x laverage.

I'm actually a little hesitant to say this, but it's a fact. If you are a beginner, it is not recommended to trade futures. Because after all, future trading or trading with leverage is very high risk. Indeed, it can make you get big profits in a short time, especially with that much capital. But on the other hand, you don't get a guarantee and also risk losing the money if the market suddenly changes or the position you take is wrong. Future trading requires precise analysis and careful consideration. We don't just think about the hope of getting a profit in 2 days using futures with leverage. That's all. But on the other hand, we also have to consider the risks because if we don't have the ability to trade futures, the risk of losing money will be even greater. so, nothing safe in trading future.

Maximum of 5x can be more safe here especially if you are planning to hole for at least two days, this can be enough not to be liquidated and also don’t forget to set-up at least your cur loss price to avoid losing big. The risk in future trading is there, so make sure you are ready for it and make sure you know how to do futures trading properly, or else you might lose everything here.

Well demo mode is a solution for a beginner who is afraid of losing money to practice trading skills, I highly recommend it, instead of wasting money on training, even though you can start with free things, because it works the same.

Only maybe the difference is in mental emphasis, when using demo mode, you will not be afraid of losing money, and when successful you will not get anything either, but the most important thing is when you want to trade the future is the analysis process and the tools used for the trading process, after understanding it then you start slowly using the money you want to try to trade.

Trading/spot/futures would really be ending up on becoming an investment on the time that you do find yourself get caught on peak or high price.  

This is really something that wont be suggested for a newbie to get engaged on. If you do really still value your $1000 then better skip out and would be putting up focus on spot and try out to make
that capital of yours to increase gradually and dont make haste on doing that because mistakes do really happen usually on these kind of moments and this is something that you
should really be watchful or else then that 1k of yours would be easily be blown away.

You should skip futures for now if you are really that a newbie on trading. There would really be a specific time for that on the time that you do
see that you are really that doing well in spot then this is the time that you would really be transferring out.

Investing is different from trading/spot, but he can always start in either of the two of them, but I prefer investing first while he learn trading on the background, so that he can immediately start earning something while he build his skills in trading. Other than using a small amount to practice, maybe there is also a demo version to learn futures, same as what we have in spot trading. He can start there to save even more money.

Risking all of your allocated capital in one go is very risky, especially if done in futures, and add in the fact that he is only just a newbie in it. Even the professional future traders themselves who already have what it takes are still not doing that, I believe.

First of all, OP mentions what kind of 1k, is fiat money (USD, EUR, PKR, IND, AUD, SAR, RUB, Yuan etc etc), or its, BTC, ETC, or any other cryptocurrency.

Secondly, TBH, don't trade futures better have patience play safe with risk management, and try luck in the spot market, More on it if you really want to try recklessly better seek guidance from the video tutorials about how to make orders in futures market, how set limits, TP, SP and much more it will be more effective comparing to any step on step guide provided by the users.

The higher the leverage the higher the risk will be. If this is the only fund you have then I suggest you use no more than 3X leverage as any big drop in the market will wipe out a big chunk of your balance. TBH i do not do futures trading and don't suggest anyone do that because the crypto market is highly volatile so a major market correction can cut my investment in half. In this situation spot market gives me the chance to hold my funds until Market recovers.

Future trading is very risky, if you are a newbie who gonna try future trading, then I would highly advise you to practice trading using demo account and balance. Future trading do gives you good profits, but along with good profits, high risk of losses also come. If you are not so sure about this, then it will be better to do some practice with the demo balance. When you are confident, analyse the risk involved and then place the bets.

As someone who has lost money in futures both in the past and recently, I would like to add my own experiences and I hope it will be useful for both you and everyone else.

First of all, it is very important to use stop loss for every transaction and this stop loss level should be determined by technical analysis. In addition, it is necessary to make very careful calculations when using stop loss in high leverage transactions because due to high leverage a stop loss order placed at a very close price may actually amount to 50-60% of the position amount. For this reason, it would be beneficial to analyze the stop loss point well and act carefully in order not to become a victim of a needle in a possible fluctuation.

I strongly recommend that friends with a capital amount of three digits use a maximum of 10 times leverage, friends with a capital amount of four digits use a maximum of 5 times leverage, and friends with a capital amount of five digits use a maximum of 3 times leverage. A high leverage amount not only causes your capital to melt away but also significantly increases the cost of your stop loss order at a very close price.

It would also be beneficial to take profits gradually because depending on the leverage ratio very rapid and serious changes occur in the amount of gain or loss in margin transactions. Therefore, closing the position in three or four moves and taking profits at certain price levels will definitely be a very good option.

On the other hand, it is necessary to avoid opening a transaction just for the sake of it. It is important to remember that in leveraged transactions we increase the risk rate with the leverage amount. In other words, opening a transaction for the purpose of having an open transaction under such risky conditions will only cause you to be more affected by possible losses.

I would like to remind you again, HIGH LEVERAGE SHOULD NOT BE USED!

That's all I can say for now, I hope it was useful. Oh, and I would like to remind you that what I wrote is not information I read or heard from a few places but rather the experiences I gained by confirming it with my own transactions and I lost a five-digit amount of money in dollars to turn these into my own experience.

Honestly, this is the type of responses I expected to see under this thread but I'm surprised to see some people suggesting the leverage to use. Op sounds like someone who's absolutely a novice in this space and I don't think he knows what he's about to do. Trading is not something that newbies should be running into due to the risk associated with it. At first he said safe trade and at the end he said safe leverage and these two obviously show that op has little or no experience about trading and there's every need to learn and experience with demo before thinking of engaging in that a risky journey called trading. By the way, that amount is too huge for a beginner who lacks experience.

How did you manage to trade in a way that you earn 1k$ daily by investing 1k$? It is too risky I think or you go with the full leverage? What was the scenario for your trading when you had already made that much of the $? Because I have also seen some users which can make daily 2k$ and they can also make more than that, but that was an average profit for them but I have seen that their portfolio is too large and they also gain potential through the coins they have already buy as in the recent market.

But the way you trade I didn't think the portfolio you have, you can make this much of the profit daily? Are you just assuming it or in real you have made this profit before? Do you still making this? If yes, what is the strategy you are following then can you share us, so I can take benefit by seeing your strategy and just following it if it is better for me in the trades.

Margin trading is very risky if you have not much knowledge about it. I also trade here which is very useful or harmful and I lose my fund to invest in margin trade. you can trade in spot trading which is good for anyone and I love here to trade here.

if I have 1k of course I will grow it, I will make my trading plan like before when I doubled the 1k in one trade tomorrow again now my capital is 2k when I double again tomorrow again until it grows of course I still need risk management

Leverage trading is too complicated to explain because sharp wicks can make my trading activities chaotic even though sometimes I have the right direction.
So far, I can make a profit from trading by doing spot trading.

Trading in general is never safe from risk. If you don't have enough experience, don't do leverage trading. If you still want to do it, it's better to first learn how to trade with the type you want.
I think it's easier for me to do spot trading to look for a little profit.

Many traders consider 2x to 5x leverage to be relatively conservative; leverage higher than 10x can significantly increase risk.
Trading always involves risk, and there is no sure-fire strategy. If you are new to trading, it is important to educate yourself, practice risk management, and start with small positions.
Before implementing any particular strategy it is recommended that you do thorough research and possibly consult with a financial advisor. In addition pay attention to the terms and conditions of the trading platform you are using.

That is not a bad idea, I think the number is fine too because 5% seems like a good way to go, I think that should be an important thing to handle and could be done greatly. I understand that it may not be all that great, and I understand that we may not end up with anything marginal, but at the end of the day it's a good thing and we should end up with something smart with it. That should be an important thing to do, it would definitely allow you to make a profit on the long run.

I believe that the best thing to do would be making sure that we are dealing with a greater profit, it could end up with some sort of return that will benefit everyone at all times and could be done in a way that will be making a great return.

There is no term of safe trade in future.
If you want to have safe trade, kindly choose spot trading. It is much safer than future.

Regarding the amount of money to use, it depends on how much money you afford to lose. I assume you won't be ready to lose 1k, right? So, I think 5% of the money is enough to be your capital in trading. However, I am curious about your capability in trading. How long you trade crypto coins? If you are a beginner, don't choose future.

I do not advocate starting with futures. I strongly advise trading in spot since, according to what you said, trading in futures is risky for you. I know you want to trade futures because you want to make money quickly, whereas spot trading requires more patience. To be honest, earning less is preferable to losing more in trading. That is why some traders simply trade on spot and are content with their profits. I suggest joining a mentorship program for futures trading to avoid losing money due to a lack of knowledge.

True, I agree that this OP sure does have the characteristic of going into something that he doesn't know; he wants to go into futures right away, which is a very risky way of trading. One wrong trade and all the money he has will all be gone. Assuming that the OP has little knowledge in trading, it is still good to trade all the capital he has in the future. If something goes wrong, he will have nothing to start over, so it's better to partition your capital and trade the amount that you are still okay with if it's lost. To minimise the loss of money, do that, but from how he asked the question, I guess he doesn't know what he was doing, then it will be very bad for him. I hope he listens to all the comments here. Don't start in future trading right away. Gather some knowledge, experience, and confidence first in spot trading before doing something that you are not good at.

Since you are asking those questions I am guessing that you are a newbie, am I right? And if I am my recommendation is simple, avoid trading futures as it is clear you are not ready for it, even if your post is short I can get an idea of what you are thinking, since the amount of money you have available as your capital is small then you want to compensate this by trading futures and using leverage, but I can assure you that if you do that you will lose all your money relatively quickly.

First you have to know what knowledge you understand with futures trading?
Are you capable of analyzing the price chart and know how to trade properly?
futures is very risky, you can be more safe if you start low around 3x - 5x while you are still learning the trend. Futures also need a good timing, if you are still not confident about this then better to do spot trading for now since you have a good capital to start with.

I think you better invest in spots rather than trading in future trading, $ 1K is not a small money for most people, if you want to do a future trade or are learning better using small money, for example for the learning period for each The Future trade that you do is $ 10, I think it's enough for you to learn than risking $ 1K at once, it is quite dangerous for a beginner to do the future trade, especially if you don't really understand what you need to do when doing future trade, like installing SL and TP as well as the correct calculation of laverage for your financial risk level.

Do not be too in a hurry to jump too far and make sure you have knowledge before trading, but my advice remains the same, it's better for you to trade spots than the Future trade because it is much more risky.

first you need to know that every coin have different level of volatility.
bitcoin is lowest volatile asset in crypto market so if you want to trade safe then you should consider bitcoin.
the safe leverage for me would be 3x-5x which is good leverage for making some decent percentage of profit.

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also you can trade your capital in parts so if you bought something at 10 and after sometimes the price went to 8 then you can buy more with remaining balance in last you will see you accumulated coins cheaper then if you bought them all at once. but sometimes this can be opposite and you may need to hold that trade with part of your balance.

The only safe thing i do see is on sticking on Spot trade first. Are you a newbie or complete no knowledge of trading? If YES, then better avoid it for now. You would really be just basically be
making that $1000 of your to be easily be blown out but if you are already that experienced then it would be that something odd that you dont know about leverages on which one is safe
and which one is risky. Anything that do talks about futures then i dont really recommend this stuff to those who are just starting.

If i do give out that specific leverage to be somewhat safe then 10x would be good but if you do go already on 20x above or even getting that 50x or 100x then
get prepared for burning up some trading capital. 

Start up with spot first if you are a newbie, get used yourself into it and master it out on how the market moves. It might not really giving out
assurance to be good on trading but at least you are really that gradually trying out to improve yourself on which this is something
recommendable.

Spot trades also have almost the same risks when they trade without trading knowledge and rely solely on buying and selling instincts.
Even they tend to panic too much, because beginners do not have good trading experience.

Making future trades also needs to be wise in using leverage and using the smallest would be wiser, but beginners are impatient and always want to use big ones so they will only end up with losses in an instant.

Many find novice traders using their money with no prior trading experience and are tempted by the advantages that others get when making future trades.

1k what, if dollars then you can trade in anything with lower leverage because the rule is simple lower leverage means lower liquidation price and lesser risk and vice versa. I did not get why you specifically said to hold the position for two days, but if that's the maximum you can hold and planning to make a profit within the timespan of two days then there is a bundle of tokens currently in the market in which you can take the trade but the only suggestion I can give to you is avoid future.

Because the market is so volatile for Alts due to the Binance case and you know that BTC is solid right now but Alts don't follow BTC every time because they bleed too so for a newbie it is better to do spot and avoid future trading.

If you have 1k dollars just start the trade from 25 percent from this 1k and this 25 percent invest in 2 different types of coins with minimum 3x leverage and maximum 10x leverage.when ever you see the difference in price after 4 hours just make another 25 percent investment with same leverage after 4 hours again check the price I hope you would be in profit if you didn't get profit I hope your money would be safe from loss.. whenever you take exit from the trade just start another trade with same and respectively.

Trading is an attempt to make money, so it doesn't make sense if it is without any risk at all even if you are in the spot market.
If it were me, I would start gradually from the smallest leverage (1x), choose low volatility pairs like BTC>