Tokyo Drift Setup: Pre-Euro Grind Higher Toward Breakout
Making Higher highs here.
You need to understand that high-income earners are far rarer than millionaires. Globally, there are approximately 58 million millionaires, but fewer than 2 million people consistently earn over $650,000 annually. And notably, many of those millionaires didn’t get there by generating high income — their wealth often comes from capital gains, inheritance, or luck. In that sense, becoming a millionaire is almost more akin to a random outcome than a skill-based income stream.
The most important factor in this game is consistency — because consistency replicates income, and income can be scaled. This market is designed to be incredibly difficult — by design. The gatekeepers use hidden liquidity pools, misinformation, and algorithmic traps to shake out anyone who isn’t precise.
But once consistent income emerges, it compounds. And over time, it transforms into capital gains. That’s the power of a skill-based edge.
What’s most surprising is that almost no one understands this — and that’s a good thing.
