The advice I can give to beginner traders is to start learning about the basic rules of crypto trading, after that choose a popular
and trusted trading platforms. Next start trading with a small capital, learn how to analyze the market, choose popular coins when
trading. And lastly and most importantly don't trade based on other people's signals.
Derivative/future trading is really dangerous for new trader, I felt it when I was newbie to trade. Indeed, I spend $100 to start but I use 20x leverage for my all trading system and finally I lost all my money and it was worst. Spot trading is really suitable for new trader, especially if they use bitcoin although the bitcoin price drop they still have a chance to still hold the coin and wait until the price up again and they can sell it, so they will have a small risk to lose money and also they will learn every wrong that they made for the next round.
Its very risky for someone who doesn't have much trading experience and knowledge to jump on directly to leverage/future/options trading because you would definitely lose up money on that case.
Better to do spot trades on very small capital and try to grasp things up until you do able to know the basics.There are lots of tools that you can use and there are lots of analysis and strategies that you can
look from other trader but don't fully rely on it because not all things that do works on them works for you.So this would matter on how you do make your own as long it would be profitable
then you are doing just fine.