Brothers, have you ever thought about what an ordinary person has to go through to make 1 million in the cryptocurrency world?

Many people fantasize about getting rich overnight, dreaming of making ten times or a hundred times their investment, but the final outcomes are usually the same: liquidation, losing everything, exiting the market.

Almost no one who reaches 1 million has had a smooth journey all the way.

I have a few friends who started as retail investors and worked their way up to a million. Their stories all have similar trajectories:

At first, they all invested small amounts haphazardly and lost their temper. Some lost their positions three times in one night due to contracts, some were cut repeatedly while chasing hot trends, and some even went all in at the peak of a bull market, only to see their investments halved repeatedly when the bear market hit. At that time, they all thought they were done for and felt that the cryptocurrency world was a scam.

But those who really persevered all had a turning point:

They began to pay attention to their positions and understood that "not losing is earning."

They stopped fantasizing about outrageous profits and instead focused on small goals, like consistently earning 3%-5% a month, and then compounding from there. Many people laugh at these small gains as meaningless, but if you do the math, you'll understand: turning 10,000 into 1 million, without relying on liquidation, but solely on compounding and rhythm, is entirely possible.

Then comes the mental training.

When you earn 100,000, you'll find that your mindset has changed, but with that comes greater temptations and harsher pullbacks. Some people went from 100,000 to 500,000, only to return to 50,000 overnight. Some have 800,000 in their accounts and still want to gamble for that last 1 million, only to lose it all. In this process, those who can endure, persevere, and exercise restraint are the ones who can truly make it through.

So I often say, for ordinary people to earn 1 million in the cryptocurrency world, it's not about one lucky trade, but about going through countless failures, adjustments, and getting back up again. You need the patience to endure the long night, and also the courage to take risks when the opportunity arises.

Making 1 million isn't hard; what's difficult is whether you can survive until that day.

Where do you think you are in this stage now?