There's something that needs to be clarified first: truly stable profitability (I'm talking about at least six months of continuous earning) is not that easy.

If you currently have $100,000 and want to try your luck, this method might help you avoid some detours—

First, after earning enough to withdraw, take out $80,000. Consider this $80,000 as gone, don't touch it. The remaining $20,000 is your real "test fund."

Divide this $20,000 into 20 parts, each $1,000. Then start trading. If you lose one part? Recharge immediately to make up for it and continue. Repeat this cycle.

The logic here is harsh but very realistic: if all 20 parts are lost, it means you haven't found your profitable method yet. It's more realistic to stay away from this industry early on.

But if you survive the test of these 20 parts without losing them all, congratulations—first, it shows you have some risk control awareness; second, the $80,000 you withdrew earlier, you actually don't need it that much anymore. Because you've proven your ability to make money consistently.

The brilliance of this test lies in that it not only tests your trading skills but more importantly, your psychological resilience and risk tolerance. Many people tend to reveal their true nature when faced with real money.