2026-01-20 07:25:34

On the way from $10k to $100k, I understood what cost really means. After learning from the $100k lesson and aiming for $1M, I lost another $100k. After accumulating $1M and rushing towards $10M, I lost the entire $1M this time. Finally, for the dream of $100M, I paid a tuition fee of $10M directly.

It may look like losses, but from a different perspective— the bigger the goal, the more expensive the tuition. Behind every zero increase, there are multiplied market lessons. This is not losing money; it's the real cost of growth.

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GateUser-c802f0e8

· 2h ago

Sounds like you're just making excuses for losing money, haha.

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DeFiDoctor

· 2h ago

The consultation records show that this patient's clinical presentation is quite typical—each magnitude repeats the same pathological mechanism, only with the deductible doubling. The question is, can a tenfold target jump support a tenfold risk management capacity? It is recommended to regularly review the position model.

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SadMoneyMeow

· 2h ago

Haha, I buy into this logic. Losing money is just like recharging the skill tree.

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