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For beginners, you can start with as little as $100–$500 in a small personal account to feel real emotions, but the smarter option is using a prop firm like Trade The Pool, where you trade much larger capital with strict risk limits and don’t risk your own money while gaining real experience.

I recommend you start with at least $5MM, so by the end of it you’ll have a few thousand left.

You can start with 100$ ! Is a good start for beginners to understand. [NextTraders](https://www.reddit.com/r/NextTraders/)

Demo trading is free.
Win in that first. Then think about live trading.
Start with a $10 live account and turn it into $100.
If you can't do that don't add more capital into the market

If just to trade, a few bucks can be enough to experience real market instead of demo without emotions.

If the question is about requirement to make enough for living. I think it goes back to monthly target, how well one knows his stats.
For example, i live in Vietnam.
Lets say my basic salary is 400$ a month. Not much but enough to live ordinary life. Well, most of traders lose at first. So no amount of money will be enough. Assume that i can make money now. If i wanna make a meaningful amount of 400$ as a second income source. I usually make 20R a month for example. With 2% per trade. Then i need 1000$ to start.
So on and so forth.
But its just imaginary. one has to go through cycles of hell to know his true numbers and then calculate right.
Before that, no amount will be enough lol. All is tution fee. So keep it as small as possible.

You can start with as little as $50–$100 if the goal is gaining real-market experience rather than making income. With a $100 account, the priority should be strict risk management—risk only 0.5–1% per trade and focus on consistency. Higher-timeframe trades (H1 to D1) are usually better for small accounts because they reduce noise, overtrading, and emotional mistakes. Scalping or very short-term trades tend to hurt low-capital accounts due to spreads, fees, and psychological pressure. With limited capital, a simple strategy, patience, and capital preservation matter far more than fast gains.

My advice is to structure your trading plan around a percentage of your account size so that your profits will increase proportional to your success without you having to decide when to increase. Be aware that you will have to modify your plan a little bit as account size grows and risk levels change.

You can start with whatever you are comfortable with just don't chase after gains.

With a 1000 account I was making a couple dollars a trade. But at 10% a month you would be getting 100. It will scale up with time and you would be doubling your money every 8 months assuming you don't have to withdraw it.