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Quote from: binghope on February 27, 2018, 03:36:59 PM

You are new to the crypto market, I think you should not rush to invest in bitcoin. Please learn from experience in this forum. And join the bonuses to get started. You should not risk investing too early, while your knowledge is very limited. So you will stumble and lose money in business. good luck.

It is not about investing too early for you to call that he is going to risk his money on Trading, either you have the knowledge or not, still you are going to risk your money since you don't know what is going to happen when you start Trading. Trading with a small amount is the right thing to do, even though you lose your capital or not, at least you learned something about trading, that is what matters.

Trading with a small amount is a good solution to helps you find inspiration to continue trading. However, you should never think that amount is virtual and useless or lower than huge funds. Let's use it like others used it to get profit and a huge amount of money.

Yes, it is a good way to help us get more experience, from there, we will feel around the trading has so many interesting things, continue to participate will recognize more interesting things, there are even more opportunities to become millionaires or billionaires. Your advice is really right, many people feel the capital is too small, that makes them lose the seriousness, they are subjective, it's a false thought, trading is a very miraculous job, it can turn from a small amount of capital into a large amount of capital very quickly if we know how to work with it, capital is not so important, important still is the trader

with a lot of capital you can work if you know for sure which project is more promising. Of course many traders have their own portfolio with coins, in which there are 10 or more. But the trailer is considered to be the one who practically spends all his spare time supervising the exchanges.