People often ask me: What does it rely on to grow a principal of 50,000 to 30 million? Talent? Insider information? Or some special resources?

To be honest, none of them are.

What really changed my trading results was a set of money management rules that look ridiculously simple but are executed as steadily as an old dog.

**Rule 1: Divide the principal into five parts**

If you have 10,000 US dollars, don't just throw it all in at once. Split it into five parts, using 2,000 US dollars each.

Why do it this way? Because in this market, being fully invested is equivalent to leaving your fate to luck. Only by diversifying your positions can you withstand volatility, maintain your mindset, and resist temptation.

**Article 2: Don't wait to catch the bottom for the first investment, just go in directly**

Many people like to guess where the bottom is, thinking they can outsmart the market makers. Wake up, you can't guess better than them.

The first funds should be invested at market price, allowing yourself to get on board first. With chips in hand, you will have a sense of participation and won't lose your footing due to missing out.

**Rule 3: Invest one portion for every 10% drop**

The market has dropped? That means it's on sale. At this time, what you need to do is not panic, but to buy.

This is not a gamble-style bottom fishing, but a systematic way to lower your holding cost. Using rules to counter emotions is the way to go for the long term.

**Article 4: Sell one share for every 10% increase**

If it rises, cash out; don’t fantasize that it will rise more. Profits only count as yours when they are truly converted into dollars or stablecoins.

No matter how good the paper profit looks, a pullback can take it all back.

**Article 5: Loop Execution until Filled or Cleared**

If you complete all 5 portions of funding, it indicates that the price has dropped by nearly 50%. Such a decline generally only occurs in large-scale panic sell-offs.

At this time, your average cost is already far below the retail investors' "guard zone"; as long as the market warms up slightly, you can easily turn the situation around.

It is not about predicting the ups and downs, but about using discipline to turn fluctuations into profits.

**Give a real-life scenario:**

With a principal of 100,000 USD, each share is 20,000. If the price rises by 10% and you sell one share, you make a profit of 2,000 USD.

No need to stare at the market all the time, no need to chase highs or cut losses, no need to be anxious or lose sleep. Just rely on the natural fluctuations of the market to slowly bring money into your pocket.

Many people study candlestick charts every day and watch various analysts' calls, but those who truly achieve stable profits rely on structured execution capabilities.

Some may ask: what if the market does not fluctuate by 10%? Should idle funds just sit there?

A smart approach is to put money that you don't need temporarily into the financial products of an exchange, which keeps it liquid while also earning some interest. You can use it when opportunities arise, and the waiting process is not wasted.

The utilization rate of funds is the key factor that sets you apart from others.

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