#数字资产市场洞察 From 100,000 to 1,000,000, the crypto market actually offers two paths.

The first rule? Go all in. Choose a coin with ten times the potential, and do it all at once. Exciting, tempting, but the reality is—nine out of ten people end up as cannon fodder, and the remaining ones might not even survive to the next bull market.

The second point seems "unattractive": 100,000 → 200,000 → 400,000 → 800,000 → 1,000,000. Take it step by step. It sounds slow, but do you know? Most of the players who survived the bear market did it this way.

**Why do the "slow group" end up laughing last?**

In simple terms, wealth doubling is influenced by three dimensions: principal scale, market volatility, and time span. Many people, in an effort to turn their fortunes around quickly, desperately amplify volatility—chasing meme coins, playing with leverage, going all-in on a particular concept. What’s the result? They miss out when prices rise and lose their entire principal when prices fall.

In contrast, if you stick to spot trading and completely avoid leverage, the logic becomes much clearer:

**Choose targets with fundamentals.** $BTC, $ETH and other leading cryptocurrencies go without saying, or if you're optimistic about a certain sector—AI, Layer2, RWA—identify the most competitive projects among them, don't try to catch the entire fish, the fish body is already fat enough.

**Use time to digest risk.** Whether it's dollar-cost averaging or building positions in batches, there's only one goal: to free you from having to guess the perfect entry point. Let the market fluctuate; your average cost quietly decreases.

**Discipline is more important than anything else.** When the market is surging, do you feel the urge to chase? Resist it. Conversely, during a pullback, it is actually an opportunity to add to your position. This kind of "contrary to human nature" operation is the dividing line between making money and losing money.

**The real winners are often the most "boring"**

No need to be anxious every day staring at the K-line, no need to worry about waking up from a dream due to liquidation. In a volatile market, staying in cash is the strategy; when the trend comes, let the profits run.

The market rewards are never given to the smartest traders, but rather to those who are the most disciplined and can endure the longest. They do not seek to profit from every market wave; instead, because they have survived long enough, their final gains are often the most substantial.

This road seems slow, but in reality, it is the fastest—because the premise is that you must survive. Dying halfway renders any strategy useless. The next opportunity window will take time to wait for, and before that, it is more important to refine your mindset and financial management system than anything else.