Spot trading is the best, because it doesn't require any more of future risks than what you already know. Leverage or margin or futures whatever you want to call or do, all of those have extra added risks. If you invest at spot trading, and price goes up 10%, you only make 10% and not a lot, but if it goes down 10%, then you only lose 10%, not all of your money.
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The best in our opinion, but nowadays many beginners are just entering into Futures trading without them knowing that the risk will be greater.
The reason beginners get into futures is because they expect big profits with minimal capital and use max leverage, this is crazy and will only make them lose early and even more.
There is nothing wrong with futures trading, but they also have to understand what the risks are and how to anticipate them so that there is no liquidation,
not just guessing the price of Long or Short and then making a profit, it is not that easy.
I still stick to spot trading and occasionally scalp or even do DCA for long-term investments.
Adjusted to the situation and market conditions, so that it does not only survive on one method because spot trading can still be explored.