The market in November was like an emotionally unstable gambler. There was a trader named Big Fat, who turned an initial capital of 50,000 USDT into 3.8 million—when the number jumped that high, he stared at the screen, stunned, for five minutes.
But the crypto market never lets you feel comfortable for long. Volatility is the norm, and legends are often hidden in those heart-racing candlestick charts.
**That AIA Trade**
On the daily chart, a series of divergence signals appeared, like some kind of warning. Big Fat opened a short around $18, without thinking too much.
The price started to plunge.
He closed the position when it dropped to $2—this move netted him $900,000. It wasn’t luck; it was a payout on his judgment of the structure.
**The ZEC Rebound**
The next day, a classic double-bottom pattern appeared on the ZEC chart. Volume started to gather again, and the price was brewing something.
He went long around 480.
After breaking out, the price surged all the way up, and he took profit near 650. Another $1.2 million added to his account—this time, the profit came from pattern recognition.
**That 2991 Level**
Today, a key resistance level was broken. Big Fat entered a long position near 2991, and within half a day, locked in an unrealized gain of $20,000.
The start of December has been pretty smooth.
The market is always cycling between volatility and pullbacks. Some people lose their way, while others find their rhythm. The core is simple: understand the structure, control your positions, don’t hesitate when it’s time to enter, and don’t be greedy when it’s time to exit.
Numbers will tell the story, but only if you know how to listen.
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RadioShackKnight
· 21h ago
50,000 to 3,800,000, this guy is really ruthless, but that's how the crypto market is—one correction and it's all gone.
Da Pang's short position on AIA this time was indeed perfect. From 18 to 2, 900,000 just disappeared like that. In front of structural analysis, all are paper tigers.
I've also seen the double bottom on ZEC, but it always misses that crucial moment by a little. Recognizing patterns is easier said than done.
I don't dare to chase the break of 2991 at such key levels, afraid of getting caught holding the bag.
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DuskSurfer
· 12-11 15:28
Big胖, this guy is really incredible. From 50,000 to 3.8 million, you must have a really strong mindset.
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NFTregretter
· 12-11 05:55
50,000 to 3,800,000, this guy really held on, a role model for us all
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Deviation is deviation, cut if you want to cut, this is the proper attitude of a trader
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Double bottom entry long, how the hell did I not see that, slipped up
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The key is to dare to enter and exit, most people die at the moment they are unwilling to admit defeat
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If this account curve were managed by me, it would already be wiped out, really
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900,000 in a short squeeze, only then did I realize how bad I am
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Sounds good, how many people understand the structure? Most are gambling mentality
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I also saw the pattern in the ZEC wave, just didn’t press the button
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When 2991 broke, I was there too, but unfortunately I went against it, haha
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This story is told in a way that it psychologically influences people
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CryptoCross-TalkClub
· 12-09 20:23
LOL, I’d call this move by Big Fat the "Retail Investor Harvesting Machine 3000." While we’re all bottom-fishing, he’s already shot up to 3.8 million.
Wait a second—making 900,000 USDT here and another 1.2 million there, so it’s just us retail folks getting schooled by the market?
Understanding structure and controlling position size sounds easy, but when the moment comes, who isn’t nervously smashing orders with shaky hands?
Big Fat tells a good story—way more reliable than some project teams’ whitepapers.
Let’s be real, it’s just about having guts, but they have to dress it up as some kind of market philosophy.
I just want to know what happened to his 3.8 million later. Did he get wrecked by the market again in December?
I’ve heard too many stories like this, and it’s always the same: the profits are always someone else’s, the losses are your own.
He seems to hold every position to the end, yet my trades always end up as stop-losses.
Alright, next time I’ll just go with my gut—no point listening to more analysis, I’ll never be Big Fat anyway. Might as well just jump in at market open.
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CountdownToBroke
· 12-09 20:18
Big Fat's move was definitely impressive, but the real winner is the one who can walk away alive.
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ForkLibertarian
· 12-09 20:17
50,000 to 3.8 million? Is this guy really chosen by fate or just pure luck? I bet he'll end up crashing sooner or later.
It's the same old story again—understand the structure, control your position size, sounds easy, but who can actually do it when the time comes?
That double bottom on ZEC was truly impressive, but unfortunately, I'm always a step behind.
To be honest, what Da Pang did was just a lucky gamble. Anyone else would have been liquidated long ago.
Listen to that—candlesticks can "talk," huh? Then why can't I understand them, haha.
Turning 50,000 into 3.8 million, and then what? There's a 90% chance he'll lose it all. I've seen too many stories like this.
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MEVSandwich
· 12-09 20:11
Damn, turning 50,000 into 3.8 million—now that's a real dream. But I bet fifty cents this guy still ended up falling into a trap in the end.
This is exactly why Big Fatty managed to make it out alive—understanding structure really can save your life.
I also noticed that double bottom, but I didn't dare to get in. Now seeing someone else make 1.2 million does sting a bit, haha.
But honestly, stories of getting rich overnight like this happen every month; it's just a matter of who can survive until next month's settlement date.
It looks simple, but when it comes to those key levels, your hands are shaking. Who the hell can really "leave when it's time to leave"?
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MetaverseVagabond
· 12-09 20:09
This guy Dapang is really ruthless, turning fifty thousand into three hundred eighty. His mental toughness must be off the charts. But honestly, what I'm more interested in is how he managed to survive. The market in November was truly insane.
The market in November was like an emotionally unstable gambler. There was a trader named Big Fat, who turned an initial capital of 50,000 USDT into 3.8 million—when the number jumped that high, he stared at the screen, stunned, for five minutes.
But the crypto market never lets you feel comfortable for long. Volatility is the norm, and legends are often hidden in those heart-racing candlestick charts.
**That AIA Trade**
On the daily chart, a series of divergence signals appeared, like some kind of warning. Big Fat opened a short around $18, without thinking too much.
The price started to plunge.
He closed the position when it dropped to $2—this move netted him $900,000. It wasn’t luck; it was a payout on his judgment of the structure.
**The ZEC Rebound**
The next day, a classic double-bottom pattern appeared on the ZEC chart. Volume started to gather again, and the price was brewing something.
He went long around 480.
After breaking out, the price surged all the way up, and he took profit near 650. Another $1.2 million added to his account—this time, the profit came from pattern recognition.
**That 2991 Level**
Today, a key resistance level was broken. Big Fat entered a long position near 2991, and within half a day, locked in an unrealized gain of $20,000.
The start of December has been pretty smooth.
The market is always cycling between volatility and pullbacks. Some people lose their way, while others find their rhythm. The core is simple: understand the structure, control your positions, don’t hesitate when it’s time to enter, and don’t be greedy when it’s time to exit.
Numbers will tell the story, but only if you know how to listen.