The market in November was like an emotional lunatic—giving you hope one moment, only to slam you to the ground the next.
The day my account balance jumped to 3.8 million, my friend Lao Pang stared at the screen in disbelief for almost five minutes, suspecting a system bug.
But the market never gives you much time to indulge—before you know it, another round of bloodshed begins. Legends are often written amid such volatility.
**First Cut: AIA’s Free Fall**
That daily K-line looked distorted, and the consecutive divergence signals felt like the market was secretly whispering.
One glance at the chart and I knew—"Time to fall."
I placed a short order around $18 without hesitation.
The price plummeted as if stepping into thin air—crashing down, and down again.
When it hit $2, I closed the position reflexively fast.
That move carved out 900,000 from the chaos.
**Second Cut: ZEC’s Coiled Explosion**
The next day, ZEC’s pattern looked almost unreal—a textbook double bottom, with volume starting to build up again.
The price was like a spring wound tight.
I went long around 480, no hesitation.
The market erupted, blasting through resistance, and I held on until 650 before closing.
This time, another 1.2 million lit up on the account.
It wasn’t luck; it was harvesting momentum after reading the structure right.
**Third Cut: 2991’s Breakout Arrow**
Today, the market showed another unusual move.
The instant a key level was broken, a few people around me got alerts: "You can get in here."
Long positions near 2991 started glowing quickly.
Soon after, a profit of +20,000 popped up on the account—December kicked off with a bang.
Rolling 50,000 in capital up to 3.8 million—this November truly became legendary.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 12h ago
Damn, 50,000 grew to 3.8 million, this move is insane. I really need to study these K-line divergence signals carefully.
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BearMarketNoodler
· 12h ago
Rolling from 50,000 to 3.8 million, that speed is really something... But I laughed at the part where Old Fat stared at the screen for five minutes, as if he was afraid the money would run away.
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GasFeeVictim
· 12h ago
Damn, turning 50,000 into 3.8 million? How much leverage would that take, or are they just a pure spot market chosen one?
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ruggedSoBadLMAO
· 12h ago
Turning 50,000 into 3.8 million, not bragging, this month was truly extraordinary.
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PaperHandsCriminal
· 12h ago
Oh man, I have to be honest—reading this article really makes me feel a bit blocked inside. Stories like turning 50,000 into 3.8 million are so common that they actually hit harder.
But seriously, that "emotionally unstable madman" metaphor is on point. The November market was exactly like that—one second it’s shaking your hand, the next it’s out for your life. I’m different though—I couldn’t even hold the handshake, I was already out.
Buying the dip and ending up as cannon fodder is just standard procedure. Looking at these so-called trading details, all I see is hindsight bias. If predicting the trend was really that easy, there’d be no need to bother writing articles.
But I do have to respect that liquidation speed—sometimes, surviving is harder than making money.
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UncommonNPC
· 12h ago
Damn, that reaction speed and instinct are insane. I was stunned for those five minutes just like Old Fat.
The market in November was like an emotional lunatic—giving you hope one moment, only to slam you to the ground the next.
The day my account balance jumped to 3.8 million, my friend Lao Pang stared at the screen in disbelief for almost five minutes, suspecting a system bug.
But the market never gives you much time to indulge—before you know it, another round of bloodshed begins. Legends are often written amid such volatility.
**First Cut: AIA’s Free Fall**
That daily K-line looked distorted, and the consecutive divergence signals felt like the market was secretly whispering.
One glance at the chart and I knew—"Time to fall."
I placed a short order around $18 without hesitation.
The price plummeted as if stepping into thin air—crashing down, and down again.
When it hit $2, I closed the position reflexively fast.
That move carved out 900,000 from the chaos.
**Second Cut: ZEC’s Coiled Explosion**
The next day, ZEC’s pattern looked almost unreal—a textbook double bottom, with volume starting to build up again.
The price was like a spring wound tight.
I went long around 480, no hesitation.
The market erupted, blasting through resistance, and I held on until 650 before closing.
This time, another 1.2 million lit up on the account.
It wasn’t luck; it was harvesting momentum after reading the structure right.
**Third Cut: 2991’s Breakout Arrow**
Today, the market showed another unusual move.
The instant a key level was broken, a few people around me got alerts: "You can get in here."
Long positions near 2991 started glowing quickly.
Soon after, a profit of +20,000 popped up on the account—December kicked off with a bang.
Rolling 50,000 in capital up to 3.8 million—this November truly became legendary.