But looking at it now , is it really advisable to start trading with a lot f money? Or just start with whatever you can afford?
You can start trading with a small deposit,
which you will eventually lose. And you should understand that
most beginners lose their deposit several times before they learn how to trade. So it's better to lose a little bit than a lot of money. But in any case, you need to remember that on all exchanges it takes at least $3-5 to open an order, depending on the trading pair.
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What should we actually tell newbies in BitcoinTalk? "Trade" and lose money like many of the people who give that advice, but doubtfully think that they made actual money from "trading" with a large sample size, OR do we make it easier for them and let them do what we are doing? - Buy the DIP, and
HODL.
No one actually will lose "money" by HODLing Bitcoin because Bitcoin itself IS money.
