The successful capitalist then becomes the one who continues to deposit his money into the continuous circulation process of capital. The money is the general form of exchange and value and the commodity is the particular or disguised form of exchange and value. In closure Marx notes that Capital is in fact money and Capital is commodities. The original values change constantly with capital and surplus value becomes an automatic expansion. The money and commodities work hand in hand and unless the money takes the form of some type of commodity, it does not become capital.
Value is existent and constant in process as money and capital are in process.
Capital is put into circulation, comes out, and then enters again, expanding its numeric dimensions within circulation and then into the hands of the capitalist in gross amounts of wealth. The process then continues over and over.