Can you make a million dollars in the crypto world? The answer to this question depends on whether you chose the right path.

Actually, the viable directions have always been right in front of you. It’s just that some people don’t see them clearly, and others see them but give up halfway.

**First Method: The Most Simple Dollar-Cost Averaging Strategy**

The most suitable approach for ordinary people is one sentence—use discipline to overcome market fluctuations.

Prepare 50,000 to 150,000 yuan, convert to USDT, and deposit into a reliable large exchange, then implement this dollar-cost averaging strategy:

Bitcoin 50%, Ethereum 40%, Solana 10%.

Just do it this way. Don’t watch K-line charts every day, don’t buy just because others are trading, don’t interrupt every few days. Stick with it for 3 to 5 years.

Why do so few people complete this path? Because most people simply can’t persist. And this very inability to persist, in turn, becomes your competitive advantage.

**Second Method: The Self-Cultivation of Technical Players**

Suitable for those who aren’t afraid of trouble and enjoy researching code.

Accumulate gains through airdrops, participating in whitelist qualifications for new chains, executing on-chain interactions, etc. The prerequisite is that you must know these things:

How to write Python scripts, how to perform batch operations on servers, how to manage and coordinate multiple wallets.

The threshold is indeed high. Essentially, this is about transforming your technical skills into on-chain value. The earnings come from cognition and execution ability—hard-earned money—but if operated properly, the returns are quite good.

**Third Method: The Life Winner Who Bets on the Right Trend**

If you are highly sensitive to market changes, have strong information-gathering ability, and good data analysis skills, then consider this route—early project hunter.

Focus on these types of opportunities:

Early-stage tokens with clear track logic and backing from capital.

Projects with small market caps but potential to increase tenfold.

Most importantly—you need discipline for taking profits, knowing when to run and when to hold.

Where is the difficulty in this path? You need to mix with the right circles, associate with the right people, and make accurate judgments. Luck and strength both matter; lacking either one is not enough.

**Three Paths, One Core**

These paths are not about which is better or worse; the key is which one suits you.

Their common point is very clear: all require discipline, patience, and continuous self-learning. None of them are quick fixes.

There are many so-called "shortcuts" in the crypto world that sound easy. But if your cognition level and resources are limited, those seemingly easy paths often have the deepest pitfalls. The ones who truly make it to the end are always those willing to work steadily and keep accumulating in the right direction.

Walking alone may be faster, but finding people with the same rhythm to walk together is more stable and sustainable. If you are still exploring your direction or want to find someone to persist with, there are always people here.

Decisiveness is more important than direction.