Let me first talk about myself. I initially used 1000U to start playing, which is a small drop in the bucket for the crypto world, but beginners should try to invest as little as possible initially and at least get familiar with the basics.
It's suitable. As for how much is needed later, it depends on personal circumstances. It's advisable to consider these points:
1. Personal Risk Tolerance
High returns in the crypto world come with high risks, and price fluctuations are unlimited. Therefore, one must invest and learn according to their risk tolerance to avoid excessive psychological pressure or impacts on daily life due to over-investment early on.
2. Market Awareness
No matter what you do, you must first enhance your awareness, especially for beginners. When entering the crypto world, you must first learn to improve your understanding of it. However, mere learning and understanding are not enough. You need to accumulate experience, so you must first invest a small amount of money for practice (100U is sufficient).
3. Disposable Idle Funds
Beginners must use idle funds for operations. In the crypto world, besides needing skills, one also needs to maintain a good mindset. Only by using idle funds can you learn and cope more calmly and sustainably. Only by persisting will you become a successful one in the end.
Overall, there is no fixed standard for how much capital is needed. This is also why we choose to enter the crypto world: first, there are no capital restrictions; second, there is no time limit; third, there are no geographical restrictions. Operations can happen anytime and anywhere.