No. The case must establish the applicable lawful-source and path requirements, not only current availability. Identify how the money was generated and transferred and provide the required evidence. A large balance does not automatically explain its origin or make the project eligible.
Begin with the generating event
Determine whether the funds came from income, a sale, distribution, gift, loan or another actual source. Connect that event to reliable records and the later transfers. Avoid using one generic source narrative for money arising from different transactions.
Lawful source is one of four eligibility elements, and a balance addresses none of them cleanly. The capital must meet the applicable amount — US$1,050,000, or US$800,000 where the new commercial enterprise is principally doing business in a targeted employment area or is a qualifying infrastructure project, under the 2022 Reform and Integrity Act, with a scheduled adjustment ahead, so confirm the figure that governs the actual filing. It must then be placed at risk in that enterprise, which must create at least ten full-time positions for qualifying U.S. workers, and the investor must be engaged in management or policy formulation rather than holding a passive receipt. Source covers both the generating event and every account the money crossed. Approval leads to two-year conditional permanent residence, not an unconditional grant, with Form I-829 as the later step.
Hypothetical example: A glassworks shareholder holds a balance built from a decade of dividends from a private company, a property sale and an inheritance. One narrative cannot carry all three. The dividends need the company's filings and the shareholder's own tax records; the sale needs the deed, the settlement statement and the proceeds transfer; the inheritance needs the estate documents. Availability today is the easiest fact in the file to prove and the least persuasive alone, and eligibility stays incomplete until the jobs, the at-risk placement and the participation role are evidenced as well.