I used to think that 10 million was a small number.
After seeing so much online, with phrases like "a small goal" and "a hundred million is just the beginning," I became numb, thinking that having ten million in assets was common, and that not keeping up meant I was failing.
Later, I carefully calculated and realized how unrealistic my views were.
With 10 million, if you invest in the cryptocurrency market, conservatively at an annual rate of 6-8%.
Not counting compound interest, not counting principal growth.
Just calculating the earnings: 1600 every day.
What does 1600 a day mean?
It’s enough for you to rent a place, eat, take taxis, occasionally dine out, and still have some left over.
You don’t have to work, you don’t have to see your boss’s face, and every day you open your eyes, money comes in.
What about a hundred million?
If you put it in the bank, the interest in a year is enough for you to buy a house in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, or Shenzhen with full cash.
Not just the down payment, but full cash.
If you tell someone now, "I have a hundred million in the bank," their first reaction would be—this person is either low-key or really has it.
Because having a hundred million is not just about hard work; it requires knowledge, courage, and timing, all of which are essential.
So I no longer compare numbers with others.
I compare knowledge.
You will never earn money beyond your knowledge—this sentence I used to take as motivational talk, but now I regard it as scripture.
$RIVER
