Someone in the crypto circle always asks, how can small funds achieve double growth? I heard a very interesting saying: most people in the market are emotionally hijacked, and those who truly make money are never prediction experts, but those who can stay calm.

An old hand in the crypto world once shared his profit logic. Starting from 100,000 and now with assets over a billion, he summarized a very practical method—the "Five-Step Batch Method." This approach looks simple, but executing it requires breaking human greed.

**How to break down your principal?**

The first step is mindset building. Don't go all-in at once; divide your total funds into 5 parts. For example, if you have 10,000 yuan, split it into five 2,000-yuan portions. Only operate with one part at a time, and freeze the rest. What's the benefit of this? Single losses can never hurt your principal; at worst, you lose only 20%, which makes the psychological burden completely different.

**Core logic for selecting targets**

Newcomers should never jump into leverage and contracts right away—that's a meat grinder. Use 2,000 yuan to buy spot positions of coins you believe in long-term. Market fluctuations will be enough for small funds to double. There's no need to borrow money to amplify; first, stabilize your mindset and develop your feel for the market. This is the first stage.

**Timing to even out costs**

After buying, if the price drops 10%, what should you do? Add another 2,000 yuan. It sounds like chasing a dip, but actually, it's rhythmically averaging down. Your average cost can be reduced by about 5%. Later, only a 5% rebound is needed to break even, greatly reducing the chance of deep losses or being forced to sell at a loss. This step tests your discipline.

**The iron law of selling**

When the gain reaches 10%, sell half of your position to lock in profits. For example, if 2,000 yuan rises to 2,200 yuan, sell 1,000 yuan worth. The remaining 1,000 yuan, even if it later drops back to the cost price, you've already earned 100 yuan—achieving a zero-cost game. This step is the hardest because of FOMO, but sticking to this discipline is key to stable profits.

**Let profits cycle naturally**

The final step is to reinvest the earned money and part of the principal as a new "2,000 yuan" to find the next target. Suppose you earned 100 yuan profit, plus 1,000 yuan principal, making a new starting point of 1,100 yuan. Repeat the cycle of "small trial → add on dips → take profit on rises." Sticking to this rhythm for a year, it’s entirely possible to multiply your funds by 5 to 10 times, because each target is just a 10% gain, which is achievable.

**Why do most people fail?**

Actually, it's not because the method is wrong, but because execution is hijacked by emotions. Greed makes people chase highs, fear makes people cut losses. The market is not short of quick money opportunities; what’s lacking is the ability to hold onto gains. Many people turn this stable logic into a routine that results in losing their principal—failing to add on when they should, and being too greedy to take profits when they should.

If you're still relying on predictions and insider info to trade, it might be time to change your approach. You don't need to understand complex candlestick patterns or stay up all night watching the market. Just establish simple rules and let discipline make decisions for you. This is especially effective for small funds because risks are strictly controlled, and psychologically, it’s easier to stick with.