Many people believe that making money is directly linked to the scale of funds, but that's not the case. However, you have to admit that when your account has sufficient funds, your overall mindset is indeed different.

It's like a self-reinforcing cycle—steady mindset → more rational decisions → more precise operations → continuous profit growth → overwhelming confidence... Once this gear starts turning, the speed will only increase. Conversely, the opposite is also true: initial anxiety and fear can lead to frequent operational errors, losses accumulate continuously, the mindset worsens, and eventually, you fall into a vicious cycle.

Therefore, the true watershed is not how much starting capital you have, but whether you can cultivate the mental resilience that only comes when your account isn't yet substantial. This is the real moat for long-term profit.