Topic: Spot trading or future trading which trading is best for beginers? - page 8. (Read 2157 times)

We can compare spot trading to gambling because by doing this trading people lose all their money in an instant, where many experienced people do future trading with a lot of thought it is nothing but foolishness for a new member to choose future trading. A new member should first know about trading, after knowing enough about trading then engage in spot trading. A new member will get to know and learn a lot about the market when he engages in spot trading with adequate understanding of the spot. Even if spot trading results in losses in the first place, there is no chance of total loss of money like in futures trading. When a member learns enough concepts and market knowledge from spot trading, the next member can take up futures trading if he wants to, but should never take up futures trading as a beginner.

Always start with spot trading.
If you want to try leverage trading after this, start with leveraged tokens (no liquidation risk)

Always remember, leverage trading is for short-term gambling and not long-term investing. Your funds will get wiped out from fees and volatility decay if you hold leverage positions for long time.

Spot trading easily wins here, if there was a poll about it on this topic instead of just messages, we would have seen %90 of the people would say that it would be spot trading. Some people are just madly in love with leverage so they would suggest it to even newbies but believe me majority of people who do leverage trading would also still suggest spot trading to newbies because they are aware how hard and difficult it is to make money from that.

One advantage is that there is no profit making at spot trading when the price goes down, but at leverage trading you could just simply short it and make money that way. Aside from that there is nothing that makes it better to do leverage trading and newbies should prefer spot.

however trading will be quite difficult for a beginner to understand in depth in a short amount of time. Spot trading may be more recommended for beginners than futures trading. but still, before starting there are many things such as strategy and analysis as well as analysis that beginners must understand before starting trading.
demo accounts are good for beginners who are completely foreign to crypto trading. besides being able to learn to implement trading strategies, it also helps traders to understand the systems and features that exist on the exchange.
every novice trader, it is better to gather knowledge and skills first before starting. many beginners are too hasty because they think trading can provide short profits. they do not know the risks they have to bear.

I think spot for biggeners Spot trading is easy to understand and intuitive for most beginnes

Before starting to trade, it is important to understand the key differences between spot trading and futures trading. As asset values can be volatile, spot market transactions are instantaneous. Or else use demo account to practice it use technical analysis

Yes future trading is like gambling because you're betting against another trader on the future movement of a particular project or set of projects but spot trading, you're investing in a project and you can hold the cryptocurency that you purchased from the market. Future trading are just contract and you don't physically own the coins you're predicting the future price. Future trading are for advanced professional that understands the market very well and has years of experience trading.

As a beginner, it's better you choose investing over trading as the advantage of investing is more than trading and the stress is lesser but if you must trade you have to trade only on the spot market. In the future when you have experience you can trade in the future market.

Futures may seem more attractive in that a trader needs less start-up capital to achieve higher earnings, but this is a misconception, because it will only allow an inexperienced trader to lose money faster.

Spot trading is less dangerous, but it also requires experience and understanding of the market, otherwise even this will not help the trader to succeed. You can buy some altcoins and sit for a long time and watch how valuable is constantly falling.

You need to be able to use all the tools to protect yourself from big losses, or staying in unprofitable positions for a long time. In addition, you should like trading, without this you should not count on a good result, you should not do it just for the sake of money.

I must say experience is just a plus because along the way you can learn it, but by gauging the trading, it is really good to start with spot just to feel how trading works and not be shocked at how the futures also work. Though it doesn't mean that you have years of experience in spot, it would be the same in futures like you have winning traders. You still learn that time as it is different from spot. That is why if you plan on doing futures, just get the grasp of spot first and then focus more on futures.

No matter the financial status of the newbie or how desperate the newbie wants to earn money via trading futures contracts, I think the person will do him/herself more harm than good. Futures trading is meant for experienced and professional traders because trading does not only involve the technical analysis or fundamentals side but experience is also required,  Newbies should only start with Spot trading and then graduate to futures if need be.

Since we all know how risky future trading is, especially for newbies that don’t really understand it, newbies do join future trading because of the high reward that’s being offered, but it’s really risky, you can easily lose everything you deposit within a very short period of time. Lots of people don’t understand how future trading operates, and they will end up using high leverage just because they want a very high profile, but if you use high leverage in future trading, then you can easily lose money.
 
But when trading spot, you can also lose money, but it’s not as risky as future trading. If you buy a coin and you notice that it's dumped, you can just hold the coin for it to bounce back, but when you are in future trading, you can hit a liquidation price and you will lose all your money.

I do agree on this one on which it is really that true or something that could really happen on which despite on being a noob or completely having no knowledge on trading could eventually be able to make out some money
or profits on the time that they would be touching up futures trading which it could really happen and this one would really be sparking out someones interest on proceeding or dealing up more with since they do have that initial impression that it was easy until the time comes that when reality hits and then the full randomness of the market hits, then this is where you would be finding out yourself on a hard situation. Realization do always comes at the end but in the sense that we are dealing with trading then it could really be learned but as a newbie then i would always suggest that better stick with spot and if you do find yourself that being that good on spot then this is the time you would be consider on touching up futures on which you do have already at least the idea and experience on how this market behaves. There are tons of people who are really that a fan on touching up this kind of trading which it is really that profitable even with the slightest movement but it would same goes when you do lose which it is really that easily on getting liquidated. 

I think spot trading is the best for now for a beginner that is just entering into the market to utilize what they have learnt so far from trading to gain experience without taking so much risk. It is good to take one step at a time without jeopardizing what the future have for us.

 A lot of new traders have started trading with future trading which was nit proper at all making them to accumulate do much risks and losing there funds too. Spot trading has a lesser risk compare to the future trading where one can lose huge amount of money due to market volatility. After getting aquatinted to spot trading, then one can now go into future trading to gain experience too..

Spot, future, margin The three crypto trading methods have risks, but the risks experienced vary and the levels are different, as well as the activities carried out, remember that nothing that is done is not risky, but the risks faced are high and low.

If you are already in the market and trading crypto, you should at least learn and understand some percentage of market conditions and the type of crypto you want to trade it, because trading doesn't know beginners or Legend miscalculates, real losses.

Conclusion: if you choose Spot trading, it's a good decision, the risks are manageable and lower than trading with other methods, Spot you can aim with a certain time frame, so your chance to win is big, so Spot is a good choice, for now.

Check where you are confident with your trade, most of beginners are came from spot trading basic understanding on it with the buy low and selling high, this is the basic concept of the spot trading, if sooner or later you'll now understand how does the market works and the price movement of the coin now you can now go through the futures trading which you are predicting the price movement using the technical indicators and smart money concept. Sooner or later you'll understand that just take time to invest knowledge if you really keen to learn.

Good decision, the spot market is always better than any other that involves more risk. We have major issues among users in this context. Some people think these high risk trades are going to be better for profit but they forget that the risk is also high. This leads to many users jumping into the fray but they get washed away after a few days of trash talk here. The only who survive the long run are the spot traders.

The more we stay with bitcoin and keep it limited with spot the more the safety margin is.

Unfortunately we do not even need to imagine it as we see cases like this all the time on the forum and the results are always the same, some of those newbies get some early success and they think that futures trading is where the money is at and they even scoff at the possibility of becoming spot traders, but it is only once they experiment the massive losses they can suffer trading this way when they finally realize we were right, but at that point it does not matter, as they have lost everything and now they cannot trade the markets as they do not have any money to do so.

for more friendly experience i suggest you go for spot trading since you can't burn your asset in spot trading. even if you left your coins for a long time once you came back it still there, its still the value that changed. In futures trading there's a risk of losing it all in a second. The more leverage you put the more money you can have or the more money you can lose. But if you want to try futures you can start on a lower leverage and as long as you get atleast 30% of the amount you put go and TP ASAP set a cut loss and set a TP so once it hit those you can be less stressed.

Spot trading is a lot better for newbies because it gives you a chance to be wrong and not lose a lot. That way it's going to be something that profits people as much as possible without having to think about anything that is taking or making any big risks for them. If they do spot trading and the price goes down 10% that means they will lose 10% when they sell, if they hold that means there will be a chance they could make a profit.

However, if they end up doing futures trading then the price goes down, all of their investment will be gone, there will be zero left, 100% loss from 5% drop, and also there is no way to recover by waiting neither, you will have to find another trade to make it back as well.

I'd go with spot as futures with leverage can be devastating for beginners, I have friends who earned huge and lost it all as well in future's with leverage.

Sudden crash or huge green candle pump would definitely result on being that liquidated on which it is really just that common when dealing up with futures but not in spot. This is why on the time that you are just starting
with trading specially when you are a noob then its never been that ideal that you would really be directly going with the futures but rather make yourself stick and learn up on spot trading and would really be that remaining or would be focusing for a couple of months or even years on trying out to enhance or make yourself that able to learn up lots of things on this way. You cant really be that so pushy or in a rush on learning up
things because that would really be resulting into a disaster if you are really that tending to rush up learning because we know that it cant really be just that so possible on learning everything in a short time.
Some do even say that futures trading is like a gambling but i tend to disagree, because you are really that still applying analysis although the risks is high compared to spot but not really that totally be a gambling after all.