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hero member
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November 25, 2017, 07:57:35 PM
#55
What was the amount with which you started trading
I mean your very basic investment and was that your extra money or required money?
There is no minimum, you can basically start trading with only few bucks.
Thing is - it won't bring you much profit.
More money you can afford for trade the better because basically you will have to trade with more than one altcoin, more money you have more different altcoins you can buy and trade with.

Awesome answer mate, we really don't have that specific amount for our investments with trading. As long as you have enough amount of money then you are capable of the investments that you wanted to have. For me I think $500 is enough to start because I believed eventually we can make it through holding for long time. Most of thre experiences whom I heard from friends was good results and profit is real.
sr. member
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November 25, 2017, 07:26:58 PM
#54
There is no minimum amount to start trading. But I think you should spend about 1000$ to invest. It can help you buy many coins
With the huge amount to invest will earn huge profit. But ofcourse invest altcoins that is profitable coin, if you are willing to risks any amount buy many altcoins. Or any amount that you can start trading atleast.
full member
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November 25, 2017, 07:17:11 PM
#53
What was the amount with which you started trading
I mean your very basic investment and was that your extra money or required money?
there are no specific rules for minimum altcoin trading funds. because only with $ 2 you can trade altccoin. but for satisfactory results I suggest you to have a capital of about 0.1 BTC.
sr. member
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November 25, 2017, 07:01:23 PM
#52
There is no minimum amount to start trading. But I think you should spend about 1000$ to invest. It can help you buy many coins
full member
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November 25, 2017, 06:55:31 PM
#51
There is no minimum level to start trading with the crypto market. But I think that at the beginning you should not invest too much because you have a very high failure rate because of this new market. 0.1 btc is a reasonable amount.

i think 0.1 Bitcoin is too much for beginner. it should start by smaller amount again in around 0.02-0.05 Bitcoin is more than enough for beginner. and some exchange also apply minimum deposit but 0.05 bitcoin is enough.
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November 25, 2017, 06:27:07 PM
#50
0.5btc is a reasonable amount for me. You will find it very difficult to invest if your capital is too small because current projects require relatively high capital. But you should not invest too much at the beginning because you need more experience to succeed in the crypto market.
jr. member
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November 25, 2017, 04:10:06 PM
#49
If you are a total beginner or a (newbie) how it liked to be called here,
Invest only an amount of money that you can afford to lose, get yourself educated,
once you are getting confident, increase your capitals.

But first I believe you should learn the basics.
sr. member
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November 25, 2017, 03:57:21 PM
#48
for me i think the best amout to start trading is $5000 because if you start with big amount you can profit big amount and if you start small amount you will win small amount .
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November 25, 2017, 03:39:03 PM
#47
It depends on how much money do you really want to earn, if you are focused to have a good income of more than $50 a day, then dont even think about joining the markets with less than $3000, otherwise you are not going to earn that amount.

But if you are just focusing yourself to earn $10, $5, or $20 a day, then just try to start with at least $1000 or a little bit more.

But it is the same, if you are a newbie you really need to understand how does it works before jumping to the markets, because you can really lose all your funds if you dont know how does them work.

Better to buy some guides before starting to trade, maybe it will help you a lot.


That is true, the cost of your time is important, so do not undersell that. If you make 1$ and hour you are loosing money.
legendary
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November 25, 2017, 09:03:31 AM
#46
I do not think there is no capital when trading because the most important thing when doing Trading is an experience, the most important is we add to the knowledge we have and it can make us add the skill they have. For someone who is new in the trading world then this must be considered, nominal is not a reference because it is beginning as a determination of us in the future. With skill that qualified then we can get anything in the future.
sr. member
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November 25, 2017, 08:53:58 AM
#45
If you really want to start trading then you should not think of the minimum amount to start because we all know that even with just 0.005 amount of bitcoin is enough to start. You should focus in having knowledge about the market of bitcoin and also the altcoins so you can have the idea to be prepared for the possible things that may happen in the market.
legendary
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November 25, 2017, 08:47:56 AM
#44
What was the amount with which you started trading
I mean your very basic investment and was that your extra money or required money?
I started trading when Bitcoin stood at $ 200. I then generally invested $ 300 and got quite a normal profit.
But the more you invest in the beginning, the more can be your profit.

You can actually start without any capital pesonally I started my journey here posting and reading more about bitcoin until I make money through signature campaign, I save it until it reach my target price so I can start trading now. You just need to find ways how to do that and learn more about trading, this is not about how much capital you put in but this is how much money you earn for that capital.

Yeah i agree, there isn't any "required" amount of money to start trading. Personally, i wouldn't recommend any newbie to start trading with more than 10$, as it is very easy to lose money here. Once you'll get more experienced, you can start trading with more money - just don't risk money that you can't afford to lose.
hero member
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November 25, 2017, 08:38:06 AM
#43
What was the amount with which you started trading
I mean your very basic investment and was that your extra money or required money?
First time. I started cryptocurency trading, I did it with $200, and the same amount was what I used to start up forex trading too. I don’t know if anyone here uses platforms like iQoption to trade cryptocurencies, I heard iQoption allows deposits as low as $10, and you will also be getting a percentage (either 50 or 100%) on your first deposit as a new member, if the deposit was made from their mobile app. I just read that from one thread in this forum.
legendary
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November 25, 2017, 07:02:40 AM
#42
What was the amount with which you started trading
I mean your very basic investment and was that your extra money or required money?
There is no minimum, you can basically start trading with only few bucks.
Thing is - it won't bring you much profit.
More money you can afford for trade the better because basically you will have to trade with more than one altcoin, more money you have more different altcoins you can buy and trade with.
full member
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November 25, 2017, 06:41:59 AM
#41
What was the amount with which you started trading
I mean your very basic investment and was that your extra money or required money?
I started trading when Bitcoin stood at $ 200. I then generally invested $ 300 and got quite a normal profit.
But the more you invest in the beginning, the more can be your profit.

You can actually start without any capital pesonally I started my journey here posting and reading more about bitcoin until I make money through signature campaign, I save it until it reach my target price so I can start trading now. You just need to find ways how to do that and learn more about trading, this is not about how much capital you put in but this is how much money you earn for that capital.
full member
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November 25, 2017, 06:39:42 AM
#40
In order to start trading you need to take several things in consideration that could be beneficial to yourself and your business over time and without being fully aware of such things you will eventually end up wasting your time over few bucks .
First you need to know how much is your budget , how much are you willing to put at stake and how much you can afford to loose , because oh boy , in such fields loosing and winning are "easy peasy" , know your potential and act depending on it , don't get yourself ruined over probabilities .
Secondly ,starting with a relatively important sum of money is imperative because you can't waste days and days of your life constantly staring at charts in front of your screen for 3 or 4 dollars per day , that's complete non sense . So you need at least 2000$ as a kick starter in order to be able to make good money out of trading .
full member
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November 25, 2017, 05:51:31 AM
#39
What was the amount with which you started trading
I mean your very basic investment and was that your extra money or required money?
I started trading when Bitcoin stood at $ 200. I then generally invested $ 300 and got quite a normal profit.
But the more you invest in the beginning, the more can be your profit.
member
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November 25, 2017, 05:15:48 AM
#38
if you think 100$ is nothing for you , i suggest start it from 100$
try to see the situation and try to add ur trading skill , if you think you pro enough , add more your deposit to 500$/1000$ and get profit by that
, i think that all  , because the knowledge about trading is important
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November 25, 2017, 04:58:37 AM
#37
What was the amount with which you started trading
I mean your very basic investment and was that your extra money or required money?

I never use the minimum amount to start trading, I do trading with the amount I have, meaning the amount I use is up to me, if I want to get big profits of course use with a large amount
full member
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November 25, 2017, 04:37:03 AM
#36
What was the amount with which you started trading
I mean your very basic investment and was that your extra money or required money?
when i was new in trdading i started it around 0.1 BTC and the fee that time is small not like this time, but that amount is enough to start if you really want to try and learn something new.
,that's some good amount to start with. i started trading with an amount around 0.02 BTC few months ago, and since i was scared at that time, i start little by little, and right now it grew so much, aside from learning by experience, i manage to grow it for around 0.3, and still i didn't get any small amounts from my initial investment up until now, i just keep it and still continue to trade.
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