An interesting observation: going from $1 million to $10 million is actually much easier than saving up from zero to $100,000. It sounds counterintuitive, but this is the reality of capital accumulation. In the early stages, every dollar must be carefully managed, with high opportunity costs and costly trial-and-error; once you hold a million-dollar level of funds, economies of scale, compound interest, and more resource allocation options will significantly reduce the unit costs. Professional institutions and experienced investors in the market have long understood this logic—the lower the threshold, the greater the difficulty.