Sometimes, when I see the account growth of some veteran players, I can't help but wonder—if I had that kind of principal to get in early, would I still need to operate so cautiously now?

Taking XRP as an example. Over the years, many investors who accumulated at the bottom have indeed made a fortune. It's not that their operations are particularly brilliant; the key points are twofold: first, they timed it accurately; second, they had enough capital. When these two factors come together, even if you're not a genius, you can achieve a pretty good profit curve.

Looking at most of us, either we entered late or our capital is limited, often forced to shuffle around during volatility. That's why many people look at coins like XRP, understand the logic clearly, but just don't have enough chips to hold.

In investing, luck and capital often determine the upper limit.