To create significant and sustainable income, capital is an essential factor. The larger the capital, if managed correctly, the greater the ability to generate cash flow. To make it easier for newcomers to understand, I compare two familiar models.

Model 1: Coffee Shop Business

Suppose you invest 2 billion to open a shop (location, decoration, equipment).

Average revenue per month is 100 million, after deducting costs, there is about 30 million in profit.

→ Rate:

About 1.5%/month

About 18%/year (if operating steadily)

In return, there is a lot of pressure: managing staff, costs, revenue, market risks, and you almost have to be present every day.

Model 2: Trading Bot on Binance (Spot / Grid – good risk management)

According to statistics from Spot Grid bots on the Binance Leaderboard, with accounts:

Running the bot continuously for 12 months

Not using high leverage

Reasonable capital allocation

📊 Average results recorded:

ROI fluctuates between 6% – 12%/month

Annual ROI around 40% – 80% (depending on market phase)

Drawdown is usually lower than Futures if managed correctly

If applied with 2 billion capital:

Average profit of 120 – 240 million/month

Not fixed each month, some months low – some months high

The biggest difference lies not only in the numbers but in how time is utilized:

Coffee model: exchange time + effort + pressure for profit

Bot model: exchange mindset, discipline, and capital management for long-term effectiveness

Important points for newcomers:

There is no model that is 'without risk'

Bots are not money printing machines

Effectiveness depends on: capital, bot configuration, discipline, and emotional management

Those who do well are not the ones who earn the fastest, but those who survive long enough in the market.