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Many people believe that turning around in the crypto world depends on talent, information advantage, or luck. Actually, none of these are true. Those who truly grow their small funds into large capital follow the simplest principles.
The most effective method I’ve seen is called the Five-Share Rule.
**Funds are always divided into five parts**
For example, if you have $10,000, divide it into five parts of $2,000 each. Going all-in is a common understanding, but very few actually do it. People who go all-in often end up out of the game.
**Step 1: Buy one share at the current price**
Don’t worry about the perfect entry point. First, get into the market emotionally and establish a basic position. It’s better to join late than to miss out entirely.
**Step 2: Add one share if it drops 10%**
A drop isn’t a bad thing; it’s an opportunity to lower your average cost. Each time you add to your position, you make your holdings more comfortable.
**Step 3: Sell one share if it rises 10%**
Take profits when you’re in the green. Don’t expect stories like “it will rise more.” Real profits are realized when the money hits your account—that’s true earning.
**Repeat the cycle until all five shares are used up or sold**
Here’s a detail: if all five shares are added, it means the price has dropped close to 50%. Unless the market crashes completely, it’s unlikely to keep falling straight down.
The core logic is simple—buy more when it drops, take profits when it rises.
**Numbers speak for themselves**
With $100,000 in capital, each share is $20,000. A 10% rise means selling one share for a profit of $2,000. This approach is more practical and aligned with human nature than constantly watching the charts and dreaming of bottom-fishing.
**But there’s a practical issue**
A 10% fluctuation doesn’t happen every day, so sometimes your funds sit idle. What’s a smart approach? Let idle funds generate returns on staking or lending platforms, so your money doesn’t just sit there doing nothing. During the waiting for volatility, you also improve capital utilization.
This isn’t about betting on the market direction; it’s about using batch buying and selling, leveraging volatility to turn market uncertainty into predictable gains.
This is the underlying logic behind slowly growing from 50,000 to 30 million.