How much money do I need to invest to start trading?
Actually, the amount depends on your type (style) of trading. As for me, I noticed that the most profitable trade happens when I operate by 50-100 ETH.
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Actually, the amount depends on your type (style) of trading. As for me, I noticed that the most profitable trade happens when I operate by 50-100 ETH.
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If you are learn well 100$ is enough for start trading & become millionaire.
No matter how much, you should use idle funds to invest, because it is full of danger, I think as a beginner, the initial capital of 500 US dollars is enough!
Buying for yourself or trading?
For starters read some basic info in the forum. Diversify your altcoins, fon’t Invest only in one, make research again, in which one.
For starters read some basic info in the forum. Diversify your altcoins, fon’t Invest only in one, make research again, in which one.
There is no fixed required amount for your investment. But remember, you have responsibility for your own money.
I suggest you should invest in knowledge first such as its technology, how many ways to invest in the crypto world, etc, but the effective way that I think it'll be useful for you is learning from others' failure. The key is to keep money as much as possible before taking profit from this market.
High investment can make you get high profit but the risk is also high accompanied with it.
Because of an unstable market, in many cases, we can not predict fluctuation based on technical analysis, but for me, learning basic technical analysis is still good for newbie like you.
I suggest you should invest in knowledge first such as its technology, how many ways to invest in the crypto world, etc, but the effective way that I think it'll be useful for you is learning from others' failure. The key is to keep money as much as possible before taking profit from this market.
High investment can make you get high profit but the risk is also high accompanied with it.
Because of an unstable market, in many cases, we can not predict fluctuation based on technical analysis, but for me, learning basic technical analysis is still good for newbie like you.
I would start with only a small amount of money until you do a lot of research and learn everything you can about blockchain. A lot of people here will promise you Lambos and diamonds but this market is extremely risky and volatile.
How much money do I need to invest to start trading?
100$ is enough to learn how to trade, explore the market about a month, in my opinion. When you have more experience, you can invest larger amount. 
From $10 to $10,000 or even more, probably. There is no limit. It is just that your gains depend on your initial investment in trading, and so does your losses. So it totally depends on you if you want to risk more in trying to gain more, or you want to play it safe and go in with a small amount. Totally up to you.
This depends entirely on your position financially and what you are comfortable with. Anyone who has been in crypto/Bitcoin for a while knows only too well that you can lose a LOT of money quickly if you don't know what you are doing.
I'd suggest learning a lot about specific coins and projects before diving in. Look for projects that have real life use cases and not empty promises.
There is tons of information on here that can point you towards good investments, however the final decision has to be your own. The golden rule here is- i really would only suggest investing what you can afford to lose.
There are no guarantees what will or won't succeed. So please do your due diligence before parting with any of your cash.
I'd suggest learning a lot about specific coins and projects before diving in. Look for projects that have real life use cases and not empty promises.
There is tons of information on here that can point you towards good investments, however the final decision has to be your own. The golden rule here is- i really would only suggest investing what you can afford to lose.
There are no guarantees what will or won't succeed. So please do your due diligence before parting with any of your cash.
How much money do I need to invest to start trading?
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