How can ordinary people accumulate assets worth tens of millions? This is a question worth serious consideration.
First, master the "Three Delays": marry at 35, have children at 40, buy a house at 45. These are all big pitfalls that consume your initial capital. Early consumption is essentially pre-emptively depleting your wealth growth potential.
Second, step into the financial sector. Whether engaged in financial planning or asset management, you are dealing with other people's money — this allows you to understand the logic of wealth operation more systematically.
The key is action: start now and invest all the money you can save. In the cryptocurrency space, you can regularly invest in top blue-chip coins like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and BNB; on the stock side, choose high-dividend stocks such as Altria Group, Realty Income, and China's six major state-owned banks. The important thing is to keep profits and dividends rolling over into new investments until you master more advanced investment skills.
Following this path, reaching a net worth of ten million by age 30 is really not difficult. The question is, how many people are truly willing to make these sacrifices during the critical ten years?
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SundayDegen
· 59m ago
Buying a house at 45? Dude, are you joking? Will you even be alive to enjoy it then? Haha
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MergeConflict
· 6h ago
Buying a house at 45? Is this guy trying to make us all live in tents? Haha
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RatioHunter
· 11h ago
Buying a house at 45? Is this guy planning for me to live alone until I die? Haha
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StakeOrRegret
· 11h ago
Buying a house at 45? Bro, are you trying to make me grow old alone? Haha
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This logic sounds great, but in reality... most people simply can't save money
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Dollar-cost averaging into BTC and ETH is indeed the right approach, but dare to say that even at 30 with millions, no one has considered the taste of being caught mid-way
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Three delays sound like you're making things difficult for yourself, but the key is to find a balance point
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Honestly, understanding financial logic and actually making money are two different things
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Having assets worth tens of millions, ten years is really tight
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The toughest part is re-investment; many people accumulate well in the early stages but get scared later
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It's easy to say, but who can truly resist the temptation of ten years without spending?
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High dividend strategies are the most friendly to lazy people, letting your money grow on its own
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This article reads like a perfect script; in reality, where are things that smooth?
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InfraVibes
· 11h ago
Buying a house at 45? Buddy, that's a pretty tough suggestion. How many people can actually stick to it in real life?
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CounterIndicator
· 11h ago
Getting married at 35? Man, that's a pretty tough suggestion, but I have to say, it really hits home.
I've been dollar-cost averaging into BTC and ETH all along, but I didn't expect to delay so many things in life. The problem is, most people probably can't do that at all.
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token_therapist
· 11h ago
Buying a house at 45? Bro, your idea is way ahead of its time. Most people can't hold on that long.
How can ordinary people accumulate assets worth tens of millions? This is a question worth serious consideration.
First, master the "Three Delays": marry at 35, have children at 40, buy a house at 45. These are all big pitfalls that consume your initial capital. Early consumption is essentially pre-emptively depleting your wealth growth potential.
Second, step into the financial sector. Whether engaged in financial planning or asset management, you are dealing with other people's money — this allows you to understand the logic of wealth operation more systematically.
The key is action: start now and invest all the money you can save. In the cryptocurrency space, you can regularly invest in top blue-chip coins like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and BNB; on the stock side, choose high-dividend stocks such as Altria Group, Realty Income, and China's six major state-owned banks. The important thing is to keep profits and dividends rolling over into new investments until you master more advanced investment skills.
Following this path, reaching a net worth of ten million by age 30 is really not difficult. The question is, how many people are truly willing to make these sacrifices during the critical ten years?