#数字资产市场动态 From $50,000 to $30 million, it sounds like a story of destiny. But ask everyone who truly makes money around you, and you'll find—talent, information, and insider knowledge are not the deciding factors.

The real watershed is actually just these few ironclad rules.

**Divide your funds into five parts, always like this**

Taking $10,000 as an example, split into 2000×5 parts. This is not some advanced theory, just the simplest risk management—never go all in. Historically, those who bet everything at once tend to end up pretty badly.

**Step 1: Build a position at the current price**

Don’t obsess over bottom-fishing or guessing the bottom. Those sitting in front of their computers waiting for the "lowest point" often miss the entire trend. Use one part to establish a basic position, so you can truly participate. $BTC $ETH $BNB, pick any—just entering the market means you're already halfway to winning.

**Step 2: Add more after a 10% drop**

Many people fear declines, but actually, a drop is an opportunity. Every time it falls 10%, add another part. Don’t interpret this as "betting on a rebound," but as "lowering my average cost." This mindset will make you feel much more comfortable.

**Step 3: Cash out immediately after a 10% rise**

When it rises, don’t daydream. Don’t think "it can go higher." When it gains 10%, sell one part and lock in the profit. The moment profits turn into cash, you’ve truly made money.

**Repeat this cycle until you fully sell or all five parts are added**

If all five parts are bought in, it means the price has dropped close to 50%. Such a correction, unless it hits a major crash, is unlikely to wipe out your position entirely. By then, your average cost has become ridiculously low.

The core logic is simple: a decline signals to add more, an increase is the time to cash out.

Let’s talk numbers. Suppose you have $100,000, with each part $20,000. When it rises 10%, sell one part, and directly bank $2,000. This money is real, no need to stare at candlesticks every day dreaming, and it aligns with human nature—take profits when the market looks good.

**The real issue**

A 10% fluctuation doesn’t happen every day. Sometimes the market consolidates, and your funds sit idle. What’s a smart move? For the money waiting, put it into a platform’s financial products to earn stable returns. Don’t let idle money sleep; during the waiting periods, improve your capital efficiency.

This isn’t about betting on the direction, but about using "batch entry and batch exit" to turn market uncertainty into predictable gains. Long-term persistence and compound interest will gradually show their power.

Repeat this cycle several times, and turning $50,000 into $30 million won’t seem so miraculous.