Many people see me turning 30,000 into a million and think I have some secret. Actually, the biggest secret is just two words—patience.

In the crypto market, those who rush early have already been eliminated. I've seen too many who go all-in on one trade, only to be wiped out by a single correction. My approach last year achieved this goal, and this year I’ve iterated and upgraded it in practice, making the logic clearer and execution more stable.

**Step 1: Survive First, Then Make Money**

Divide 30,000 into 5 parts, using only one part to operate, and the remaining 4 parts as life-saving funds. This is not conservative; it’s respect for the market. When prices rise, add to your position gradually; when they fall, stop immediately. I don’t try to predict market trends, nor do I fight against the market—just follow the rhythm, avoid hard conflicts.

**Step 2: Let Market Fluctuations Work for You**

My most comfortable state is “making money even while sleeping.” Set clear rules—auto-replenish when down 10%, auto-take profit when up 10%—and then let the mechanism run. No need to guess the direction, just ride the oscillations. The more the market fluctuates, the calmer I stay. Of course, the premise is to only trade mainstream coins and assets with good liquidity. Surviving longer is always more reliable than chasing quick gains.

**Step 3: Accumulate Compound Interest with Details**

Idle funds should also earn— even 0.5% on a savings account is part of compound growth. Every time I make a 20% profit, I withdraw 10% into a cold wallet, absolutely preventing existing profits from risking again. During intense market volatility, I stay even calmer. When BTC is oscillating, I don’t even look at altcoins.

This year, I added a strict rule: I won’t place an order without a clear stop-loss point; if I haven’t set a take-profit point, I don’t move. Many people don’t lack opportunities; they keep falling into the vicious cycle of “heavy positions, heavy bets, heavy emotions.”

Honestly, turning 30,000 into a million isn’t mysterious—it’s about whether you’re willing to slow down and survive longer than others in this market. I’ve already walked this path successfully; what’s missing might just be someone to point you in a safe direction.