How long does it take to earn your first pot of gold?

It depends on how much capital you have in hand.
Making 1 million from 1 million is not difficult in this market—just buy and hold, wait for the wind to come.
But most people think: how can I turn 100 into 1 million?
So those without money play contracts, following the drawings on the square—two lines: break up for long, break down for short, got it?
Then in one hour, you experience three emotions: anxiety when placing orders, relief when the market moves, regret when it pulls back. Can't eat, can't sleep, but the account keeps getting thinner.
What about rich people? They bought spot coins, go to the gym when they should, travel when they should. One day they open their account and realize it's doubled without them even noticing.
It's not that they're smarter than you, it's that they don't need to gamble with their lives in the volatility.
The cruelest truth in this circle is: the less capital people have, the more desperate they are to turn it around, the easier it is for them to bury themselves.
Want to make money? First, extend your timeline. Stop thinking about turning 100 into 1 million—think about how to turn 100 into 1,000, then 1,000 into 10,000.