Looking at the scale of capital in the crypto circle, you can see how small the industry is. Someone hits 10 billion? That's almost unheard of in the crypto world—unless you're an early BTC holder or someone who issued their own coin. Over these two cycles spanning 8 years, reaching over a hundred million dollars purely through trading is already top-tier. What’s more realistic? Traders handling over a hundred million often exit later, and the remaining half go to zero in some cycle. Achieving the 10 billion mark in the crypto space is practically an astronomical challenge. In comparison, such big players are not uncommon in the traditional stock market. From this perspective, the maturity and capacity of the crypto industry still have a long way to go.