A short segment from a YouTube video (created/uploaded by Mark Evans DM on Dec 10, 2024) arguing that the common crypto marketing promise of turning small investments into millions is unrealistic. The speaker gives more realistic example return ranges (e.g., $100k → $500k; $25k → $100k) and notes that aspirational 'thousands to tens of millions' claims dominate public messaging.
We all hear this, even on crypto. Let's use crypto as an example. Everyone's like, I can put a thousand dollars to be a millionaire. Well, no, that's like.001% do that, you know, but the average person, if they put 100 grand in, they can turn it into 500 grand on average. Yeah. Like, now you've qualified them through the conversation. If you have 100 grand, if you want to hit 500 grand, if you have 25 grand, you might hit 100 grand. Like, they can, like, work through that. They don't know because no one's ever shared that with them. They've only shared that aspirational number, you know, turn. Turn thousands into tens of millions.
