How long does it take to turn 100,000 into 100 million? Let’s do the math.

First, let’s talk about an ideal scenario—if you have 100,000 in capital and make a steady 1% profit per day:

Starting out: 100,000 × 1.01 = 101,000
Day 2: 101,000 × 1.01 = 102,010
Day 3: 102,010 × 1.01 = 103,030.1
Day 4: 103,030.1 × 1.01 = 104,060.4

Assuming 250 trading days in a year:
By the end of the first year: over 1.2 million
By the end of the second year: directly breaks 14.47 million
Third year? 174.19 million, easily breaks 100 million.

This is the magic of compounding. Many people exhaust themselves chasing highs and lows, but it’s better to slow down and get your rhythm right. Learn to stay on the sidelines and wait for opportunities—sometimes, doing nothing is the best strategy.

Just like the previous setups with ZEC and PIPPIN—those who held patiently made profits. Now I’ve got my eyes on a few more targets: LINK, SUI, SOL—these are all on my watchlist. The strategy remains the same—wait for the right signals before making a move, don’t rush to go all in.

Remember: Unrealized gains on paper aren’t the same as actual profits—profits only count once they’re in your pocket.