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October 26, 2017, 01:03:45 PM
#47
The amount you should invest in bitcoin should be something which is not your entire saving it should be some amount which is okay for you even if you loose them because its normal in any market for the price to keep changing from time to time it all depends on your luck and the market trend .All i got to say is not to invest everything on bitcoins say for example :just save your eggs in different baskets like wise make investment decision in different platforms so that you don't end up in loss.
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October 26, 2017, 12:48:15 PM
#46
Actually it depends on you how much money you'll going to invest. You just follow this motto and you'll be good "The more you invest, the more profit you will earn." but if it's your first time investing and don't have enough knowledge about what are you going to enter i may say that you should just invest a little amount in order to have a experience and familiarize about the things.

Remember that investing into something is not a joke it may lose all your coins in just a glimpse of an eye so make sure that you're aware of the risk in investing make sure you've made a research and know the cons and pros. Make sure that you can afford to lose the money you invested.
Investment can be consider as passive income, but still to find a profitable business where you can trust and invest your assets, you need to have good experience and study. You will like to invest your money in such place where your money is more safe, but it is not so easy to find such business where you can put more and more of your money . for this you need to study the market and choose the best place for investing your money.
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October 26, 2017, 12:09:03 PM
#45
25% of your personal assets, for sure

That's an exceedingly silly suggestion indeed. No one should start off at that level, or ever reach that level of investment. I think people are getting a little too comfortable with the seemingly inevitable rise of crypto. Nothing's that easy and at some point it's going to remind us of that in a rather alarming manner.

I agree. 25% is a HUGE risk especially for someone who hasn't invested in crypto yet. playing around with about 50$ worth is a great idea, OP. If you start feeling more comfortable with your abilities in investing, then slowly start putting more money into your investments. It could get to a point where you do have 25% of your personal assets in, but if you don't feel comfortable with your investing ability, then there is literally no use having that much money in there.
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October 26, 2017, 10:52:58 AM
#44
How much would you make as first amount? I was thinking  £50 bit even if this times by even 10 that's only 500.

Would 300 be a more realistic start

Are quite realistic if you buy cryptocurrency with of little value. but the future with analysis, we have the determination of win or lose .
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October 26, 2017, 10:11:16 AM
#43
To start investing in crypto don´t rush in the thought that you are taking out speedy fiat income. I see people investing their first money in BTC and 1 second after they are aquiring a "crypto debit card". Take a pause, deep breath and think lon term. How much are you willing to put in a High risk investment. How much are you willing to loose? If it´s 50...then 50 it is!
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October 26, 2017, 09:55:09 AM
#42
Actually it depends on you how much money you'll going to invest. You just follow this motto and you'll be good "The more you invest, the more profit you will earn." but if it's your first time investing and don't have enough knowledge about what are you going to enter i may say that you should just invest a little amount in order to have a experience and familiarize about the things.

Remember that investing into something is not a joke it may lose all your coins in just a glimpse of an eye so make sure that you're aware of the risk in investing make sure you've made a research and know the cons and pros. Make sure that you can afford to lose the money you invested.
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October 26, 2017, 09:21:51 AM
#41
Everything depends on your trading skills. But I wouldn't recomend you to start from low budgets. Trading is winning and loosing. It is 100% that you will sometimes lose different amounts of money. And you should be able to afford losing money. If you will only have 20$ then you may lose it fast and disappoint in trading.
He's going to invest not trading. And even he'll gona be a trader nobody trade on full depo (except hammsters).
Anyway you need to learn many information to start investing and not doing it luck or unluck. It's a great and hard work anyway not easy money as you might think.
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October 26, 2017, 09:15:40 AM
#40
Your investment amount is the amount you can afford to lose and realistically should never exceed 30% of your income. I think this way is a safe bet.

Keep in mind at the beginning more important is to learn how to rather than the amount you invest in. Mistakes can happen, send the wrong amount, send to wrong address and so on. As an example, I can admit sending in rush etherum to wrong address on new exchange for me - Livecoin.com I took me 48h to recover, and they have a warning any found sent to the wrong address will be lost! I was lucky saying I am new to this exchange and I know is possible to recover, they said No, so I replied I will put negativie feedback on Bitcointlk.org and TrustReview and I already left here enquiry and it did help at the end of the day.
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October 26, 2017, 08:40:42 AM
#39
Everything depends on your trading skills. But I wouldn't recomend you to start from low budgets. Trading is winning and loosing. It is 100% that you will sometimes lose different amounts of money. And you should be able to afford losing money. If you will only have 20$ then you may lose it fast and disappoint in trading.
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October 26, 2017, 07:04:46 AM
#38
If we talk about the amount I think it is relative because the capabilities of each person's capital and how to regulate the capital depend on each of them, if they are good at managing tak-tik and strategy even with small capital it is not impossible they can get the profit big.
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October 26, 2017, 06:22:33 AM
#37
How much would you make as first amount? I was thinking  £50 bit even if this times by even 10 that's only 500.

Would 300 be a more realistic start

This is a good amount of money to start but suggest to reduce the amount of money a bit more because you are inexperience. And do a market research before investing in any coin. Do not invest in long term coins, invest in short term coins.
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October 26, 2017, 06:02:05 AM
#36
Trading is a game of skills and knowledge and the amount you should invest does not really matter. With  €300 you can actually make  €50 monthly. You should also train yourself on how to interpret and handle  candlestick pattern and money management and risk management.  Don't because you want to make money and increase your earnings by over-trade and at the  end lose your risk capital.professionals traders can only risk 2% of they risk capital in a single trade and they always stay with their plans.
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October 26, 2017, 05:48:19 AM
#35
Even if it was $50 that would be okay, the amount doesn't matter, it's actually better if you are new to investing because this way you'll learn about the market and how the entire thing works

For newbies or new to this world smaller the amount better as you right said because unless and until you do not know how it works, you should never go with the big amount especially knowing how volatile this cypto currency is. Better to start trading or investing with smaller amount and get the feel of it and as you gain experience you can start investing bigger ones.

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October 26, 2017, 05:36:05 AM
#34
How much would you make as first amount? I was thinking  £50 bit even if this times by even 10 that's only 500.

If you are going to trade of exchange bitcoins then as for a newbie I would suggest smaller amounts to start with. Because as a new member you will make mistakes and learn from them. 50 Pounds is good enough to start with and you should learn about the basics of trading first before jumping into it. No one wants you to invest in some shitcoin/Pump and dump and lost that money.

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Would 300 be a more realistic start
No it would not. Think about what would happen if you lost it in some scam ICO because you were inexperienced/dumb at that point?
well i think investment amount is really depend on how much you can afford to loose because it is really risky to invest. Maybe we can really invest only half of our savings so then in that way it is not really hurt if we loose on our investment because nobody know what was really goin to happen in bitcoin price  that is why i really agree that investing through it does not really have an asurance .
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October 26, 2017, 05:01:53 AM
#33
How much would you make as first amount? I was thinking  £50 bit even if this times by even 10 that's only 500.

If you are going to trade of exchange bitcoins then as for a newbie I would suggest smaller amounts to start with. Because as a new member you will make mistakes and learn from them. 50 Pounds is good enough to start with and you should learn about the basics of trading first before jumping into it. No one wants you to invest in some shitcoin/Pump and dump and lost that money.

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Would 300 be a more realistic start
No it would not. Think about what would happen if you lost it in some scam ICO because you were inexperienced/dumb at that point?
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October 26, 2017, 04:47:07 AM
#32
It depends on your status.
First of all, don't invest money that you don't afford to lose, so you should be checking how much money you have on your side( money that you got extra and you don't mind to lose it, not savings for education or something like that).
I think that you should be buying with about 25% of the extra money you have, so if you have 1000$ extra, then 250$ would be fine, and the other 750$ could go on other kind of investment.
It is all about taking risks.
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October 26, 2017, 04:46:31 AM
#31
How much would you make as first amount? I was thinking  £50 bit even if this times by even 10 that's only 500.

Would 300 be a more realistic start

I started from 100 USD and increasing it constantly.
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October 26, 2017, 04:21:43 AM
#30
How much would you make as first amount? I was thinking  £50 bit even if this times by even 10 that's only 500.

Would 300 be a more realistic start
When you want to make an investment of any kind, i think it is wise to invest only the amount you can afford because not all investments has a happy ending. And a second rule of investment is that if financially you are on pozitiv position after the investment, no matter how much you gained, then it was a good investment. To invest as much as you afford.
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September 25, 2017, 11:58:55 PM
#29
Mate I'm going to go straight in with 500 pounds. Like you say I will just sit on it years if I have to until it gets increase in value.

I hope selling is easy hha
It is not big amount to invest in bitcoin it is up to u how much you’ll in bitcoin the more profit you will gain start with the big and you’ll get big advantage and lot of investment make a lot of profit investing in bitcoin and holding it till right time will make a person rich in few moment of market rise and the total game depends upon the time.
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September 14, 2017, 08:18:55 AM
#28
Even if it was $50 that would be okay, the amount doesn't matter, it's actually better if you are new to investing because this way you'll learn about the market and how the entire thing works
You are right it is good to invest in bitcoin if you have less amount or more because the price of the   bitcoin is increasing as the time passing a lot of new people are getting into bitcoin and it made bitcoin more reliable and easy to use so if you have money and you are worried where to keep and how to save it then go for the bitcoin investment it will help you in the future when you will need money so bitcoin wallet is best to keep your money save.
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