Many people get stuck at the 100,000 mark. The problem is often not ability but mindset. Their minds are filled with "doubling dreams," always thinking of a big gamble to jump straight to a million. It sounds exciting, but in reality? The market rarely gives you such opportunities more than a few times a year. The key question is, even if you do encounter one, are you mentally tough enough? n nI've seen too many painful lessons. Even with the right account direction, people often fail in execution—chasing high prices to buy in, maxing out leverage, reversing positions during market swings, and wiping out their accounts. To put it simply, it's not that opportunities don't exist; it's that people are already out of the game before they get a chance. n nLooking back at those accounts that truly reached the million level, almost none of them took shortcuts. n nTurning 100,000 into 200,000, then slowly growing to 400,000, 800,000, and finally a million. Is the process boring? Yes. But it’s precisely because of this boredom that many people driven by greed are eliminated. n nAfter so many years of practical experience, I’ve long given up on chasing thrill-seeking strategies. I focus mainly on spot trading, strictly controlling positions, having a clear bottom line for drawdowns, and with a long enough cycle, time will help you make money. It’s really that simple: n nOnly focus on assets with genuine logical support; put aside short-term crazy surges for now; n nDon’t rush to prove your skills—give the market enough time to respond. n nThis path is neither glamorous nor fast, but the advantage is that it’s less likely to be ruthlessly cleared out by the market. n nFrom 100,000 to a million, it’s ultimately not about how much courage you have, but whether you can stay steady and survive until the final moment.