If you are new to trading, especially in margin or futures, and you are starting with an account between $100 and $1,000, approach it with realistic expectations.
Think about the average monthly income in your country. Consider professions such as teachers and other salaried workers.
In the beginning, your objective should be to earn returns comparable to a stable monthly salary, then gradually improve over time.
Do not approach the market with the mindset of making $1,000 per day.
Focus instead on generating $10 or even less per day consistently.
High leverage is not an advantage for beginners. It is designed to amplify exposure, but in practice, it often pushes new traders toward impulsive decisions.
Excessive leverage quickly turns structured trading into gambling.
In trading, there is no guaranteed recovery. The deeper the drawdown, the harder it becomes to recover. A 50% loss requires a 100% gain just to return to breakeven.
Capital preservation must be your primary objective in the early stages.
Consistency and discipline matter far more than aggressive returns.
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