Newcomers often ask: "How can small funds make a steady profit in the crypto world?" I directly give them this "Five-part Capital Arbitrage Method";

Some have relied on it to grow from 50,000 to 30 million, and the core logic is simple enough to explode; newcomers can replicate it just by following.

Step 1: Divide the capital into five parts.

For example, with a principal of 100,000, each part is 20,000, and each part accounts for 20%. This step is the core of risk control, avoiding being crushed by volatility after going all in.

Step 2: Light initial investment.

First, use the first portion of capital to buy the target coin at the current price, for example, 20,000 to buy BTC, establishing a basic position.

Step 3: Buy more when it drops 10%.

If the coin price drops by 10%, add one portion of capital, accumulating a total of two portions.

For instance, if BTC drops from 20,000 to 18,000, invest another 20,000 to buy more, diluting the cost.

Step 4: Take profit when it rises 10%.

As long as the coin price rebounds by 10%, sell one portion.

For example, if the cost after buying more is 19,000, and it rises to 20,900, sell 20,000 worth, netting a profit of 1,900 yuan.

Step 5: Cycle the operation.

Repeat “buy on drops, sell on rises” until the funds are exhausted or all coins are sold, forming a compound interest cycle.

The brilliance of this strategy is “not panicking in a downturn”; to exhaust the five portions, it would need to drop by 50%, and very few coins can drop so harshly except in extreme waterfall events.

Each sale makes a 10% profit, accumulating small amounts can be incredibly frightening.

Of course, there are issues: 10% volatility is hard to manage, and funds can easily remain idle.

My solution is to choose stable coins like ETH and BTC, and invest idle funds in Binance wealth management to earn some interest before volatility hits.

Don’t buy recklessly and regret it when you lose everything; those who make big money in crypto are never gamblers.

Follow these five steps and operate in batches; protecting your principal is the key to snowballing.

I have used this arbitrage method for two years, and now I share it with you; the earlier you learn, the more you benefit.

In the past, I stumbled around in the dark alone; now the light is in my hands.

The light stays on; will you join? @不贪的阿 K