Forex What's the right starting capital for trading?

There's a lot of confusion about this question.
Many brokers offering variables minimum deposits ranging from $ 100 or even $ 20.000.
Some trading sites (forex, futures, stock) say there's much difference between trading with a large account or small account, and it's best to start with large accounts with minumum deposit of $ 10.000 or $ 25.000.
Other sites say that it's much better to start with a small account and make it grow slowly with for example $ 1.000.
What's your opinion about it?
It's better with small account or large account?
And what's the right starting capital?

I have included a poll trying to put more options

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It is better to start small and get familiar with the market more in the process before thinking of adding more funds to your trading capital.

 

I generally just started with the micro account of [removed, pay to advertise] with minimum deposit of $10, I was comfortable with this since it was something I could afford to lose with little damage to my wallet. And gradually I increased my capital as I got the handle on the market to an extent. And it was especially easy for me because of their library tab on the company’s website which includes useful information about trading and working on the currency exchange.

 

I did same with them and complemented it with their trading credits that is up to 70% of the amount of all deposits, provided by the company. This boosted the capital and didn't necessarily consider leverage at the time.