There are always people around asking: 'Is it harder to make 1 million in the crypto world than to reach the sky?'
My answer is: it's difficult, but not so difficult that it's out of reach.
The difficult part is trying to take shortcuts through luck, while the easier path is to slowly accumulate with the right methods. In recent years, I've seen ordinary people turn 30,000 into 1 million, and I've also seen 'experts' come in with 1 million and end up with only 100,000.
The key to making 1 million lies not in the amount of principal, but in whether you have found the right track for yourself.
The safest and most easily overlooked path is to treat the crypto world as a 'long-term savings jar'. I met a lady who worked as an accountant last year, who started a monthly investment of 5,000 yuan in Bitcoin in 2019, and went through the crash of March 12 and the bull market of 2021 without making any rash moves.
By June of this year, her account balance had just surpassed 1 million. Calculating, her invested principal was less than 400,000, and the remaining 600,000 or so were returns from time and patience.
The core of this approach is 'counterintuitive': buying when others panic and sell, and holding calmly when others are shouting 'to 1 million dollars'.
The required skills are quite simple — able to use the dollar-cost averaging function on exchanges, and withstand drawdowns of over 30%. But the reality is that 90% of people cannot survive the first bear market, and those who can persist with dollar-cost averaging for over three years are less than 5%.
The crypto world is no longer just a single gameplay of 'buying coins and waiting for them to rise'. I know a front-end programmer who works during the day and helps blockchain projects with DApp interfaces at night, saving over 800,000 in two years.
There is also a girl who works in new media, specifically analyzing NFT projects, making money through advertisements and community fees, earning over 600,000 in a year. These people do not earn from price fluctuations but from 'certain returns' by integrating traditional skills into blockchain.
The 1 million on this path is more like an upgraded version of 'saving money from working'. You need to have a specialized skill: able to write code, do design, understand data analysis, or even just be good at chatting and managing communities.
The challenge lies in the initial need to accumulate cases and reputation, but once a personal brand is established, the income becomes much more stable than simply trading coins.
Indeed, some people have quickly made 1 million with small funds. When a certain MEME coin exploded in 2023, a user turned 20,000 into 1.2 million in a week using leverage.
But behind these cases are countless accounts that have gone bankrupt — exchange data shows that the average survival period for leveraged players is less than 3 months.
Walking this path requires precise timing judgment and ironclad discipline. Last year, a user who made 1.2 million had actually gone bankrupt five times in the first two years, and only bounced back after establishing rules of 'only trading mainstream coins, no more than 3x leverage per trade, and taking profits at 50%'. But many people fail to learn to cut losses, ultimately turning 'gambling' into 'betting'.
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