Brothers delivering food can earn 300 yuan a day working 12 hours, which is about $42; driving ride-hailing cars is even tougher—15 hours for 600 yuan, that's just $85; graduates from top universities interning at big companies take home 350 yuan a day, roughly $50.

Why am I saying this? I want you to know that for ordinary people like us, playing with crypto is just about making a living. If you can make a steady side income every month, that's enough—stop dreaming about getting rich overnight. That kind of mindset will more likely have you selling your car or house. The harder you win, the harder you lose.

Making $50 to $100 a day is already great for most people. What's the key? If your method is right, you can turn $1,000 into $100,000; if it's wrong, even making $50,000 from $100,000 is tough. With a small amount of capital, you can take it slow—even if you lose it all, you can always start over without affecting your normal life.

Remember what I said: Don't have illusions. This industry relies on patience and methodology, not luck.