Crypto-Hunter88

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I usually trade by analyzing the market during major updates. Last week I did two intraday trades with $ADA and $SOL. After the Mithril update on ADA, I monitored the price action and closed the trade with a 4% profit. On the other hand, I got a 7% movement in SOL due to the increase in NFT traffic. My strategy is usually to follow the RSI, trendline, and news and take trades. I use the DCA method for the long term. As a risk management, I do not take more than 2% risk in a trade. Currently, I am monitoring the support level of BTC for the next entry.
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★🎯 TP SMASHED! $TRUMP /USDT Trade Delivered Clean Profits.

🎯 Big Win Team! $TRUMP /USDT TP HIT — Just As Planned! 🎯

What a clean move! Our trade on $TRUMP /USDT played out exactly how we expected. 📈
From the breakout to the target — everything lined up perfectly. Smooth price action, solid momentum, and a beautiful target smash!

💰 Those who followed the signal right on time — I’m sure you’re smiling at your profits right now.
That’s the power of strategy + patience — it always pays off. ✅

If you missed this one — don’t stress! I’ve got more setups coming that look just as promising. 📊
Stay ready, stay sharp. We’re just getting started.

🔥 $TRUMP was just a warm-up… Bigger plays ahead. 🔥$TRUMP


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“In my recent trading sessions, I’ve focused on a balanced approach between large-cap stability and high-potential altcoins. Last week, I entered a position in Ethereum at around $2,100 after monitoring on-chain activity indicating increased staking yields. Simultaneously, I took profits on a small batch of Solana holdings, capitalizing on a 20% rally driven by NFT minting volume. Midweek, I allocated 10% of my portfolio to a DeFi farming protocol that offered attractive APRs, but I set tight stop-loss orders to limit downside risk. I also experimented with dollar-cost-averaging into Cardano, purchasing incremental amounts at $0.55 and $0.60 to reduce entry volatility. Overall, I’m maintaining a 60/40 split between long-term holds and short-term swing trades, adjusting exposure daily based on technical indicators such as RSI and MACD. Going forward, I plan to monitor market sentiment via social metrics and on-chain cooldown periods before initiating new trades.”
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A Story of Love and Loss

I started trading in September 2023, when my heart was just floating with mixed feelings of “love” and “loss”.

At that time, I loved someone, but his neglect left me with a kind of empty feeling—the same feeling that was showing “loss” in my portfolio in the market.

The pressure of personal relationships and the ups and downs of the crypto market—both of which made my mind and balance uncertain.

Finally, I learned—just as you need to take care of yourself in the storm of a relationship, you need the right strategy to protect yourself in the storm of the market.

Trading Strategy

1. “My most successful trade was in November 2023. I bought $ADA at $0.38, when BTC was dumping.”

2. My original idea: ‘Altcoins usually pump after BTC.’

3. I held that trade for 2 weeks, then “sold at $0.52 (~37% profit).”

4. But then my biggest mistake was—not putting a stop-loss!

5. The next month, $ADA dropped back to $0.30, so I lost most of my profit.

6. Now I always put a 5% stop-loss.

Key lessons learned from trading

No relationship or market—both are uncertain. So setting a stop-loss is essential to limit losses.

The lesson I learned from the trade in question, “Don’t be greedy for profit, and manage your RISK!”

You always need to have a clear plan—not to impress others, but to protect your own confidence.

It's okay to worry about market fluctuations, but don't let it ruin your peace of mind.

#CardanoDebate The blockchain space is rapidly evolving, but Cardano remains one of the most debated projects in the crypto world. The community is split between those who believe Cardano ($ADA) is a sleeping giant, and those who criticize its slow progress and academic approach. So, what makes Cardano so controversial?

Cardano was built with peer-reviewed research and a strong academic foundation. Its founder, Charles Hoskinson, envisioned a blockchain that prioritized scalability, sustainability, and formal verification. This unique philosophy attracted a large following early on. However, critics argue that Cardano is all talk and little action. Many believe that real-world adoption has been slow, and the ecosystem still lacks the DeFi depth seen in competitors like Ethereum or Solana.

On the other hand, supporters argue that Cardano is simply taking the “slow and steady” route. They highlight successful upgrades like Alonzo (smart contracts) and the growth of projects within the Cardano ecosystem, such as SundaeSwap and Minswap. The upcoming Hydra upgrade also promises to drastically improve scalability, potentially processing up to a million transactions per second.

So, is Cardano a sleeping giant or a missed opportunity? That’s the heart of the #CardanoDebate. As with any blockchain project, time will tell. But one thing is clear: Cardano continues to spark strong opinions, and its future remains one of the most watched developments in crypto.
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