How I Turned $96 Into $70K Trading TAKE, ZBT & DASH - The Black Cat's Lucky Run

fren_with_benefits · 2026-01-04T18:37:29+00:00

The author describes turning $96 into $70,000 by investing in three altcoins: OVERTAKE, ZEROBASE, and Dash. They emphasize the importance of market timing, conviction, and choosing coins with strong trading volume for significant gains.

fren_with_benefits

2026-01-04 18:37:29

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My black cat has better trading luck than most people. Starting with just $96, I positioned myself in three promising altcoins and watched the account balloon to $70,000. Here’s what happened.

The Three Bets That Changed Everything

OVERTAKE (TAKE) was my first conviction trade. Currently trading at $0.09 with a 24h decline of -0.85%, this coin has been instrumental in my portfolio. With a 24h trading volume of $546.28K and a market cap of $17.78M, TAKE showed the kind of speculative volatility I was hunting for.

ZEROBASE (ZBT) became my second position. At $0.14 per token (down 2.71% in 24h), ZBT’s $1.25M daily volume and $31.36M market cap suggested room for momentum-driven gains. For small accounts like mine, this level of liquidity was perfect.

Dash (DASH) was the stabilizer. At $43.24 with a modest +0.65% 24h gain, DASH’s $605.91K volume and $542.33M market cap provided some downside protection while the micro-caps did the heavy lifting.

The Math Behind The Madness

Turning $96 into $70,000 isn’t magic—it’s conviction, timing, and accepting that black cat energy sometimes matters more than technical analysis. The explosive gains came from taking outsized positions in TAKE and ZBT while their market caps were still in the sub-$50M range.

This run reminded me that even small starting capitals can compound dramatically in bull markets. The key was choosing coins with genuine trading volume and not getting attached to any single position.

TAKE-0,31%

ZBT-3,94%

DASH-2,69%

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