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How to Apply Quarter’s Theory on Cardano (ADA) | Crypto TAHow to Apply Quarter’s Theory on Cardano (ADA) | Crypto Technical Analysis In this video, we break down how to draw and use Quarter’s Theory on Cardano (ADA) to understand market structure and price rotation in crypto. You’ll learn how institutional traders use quarter levels to identify key turning points and why this method can help you see precision entries long before retail traders react. Whether you’re trading spot or futures, this breakdown gives you a practical framework to read crypto price movement like a professional. What You’ll Learn: How to draw Quarter’s Theory levels on a crypto chart Why market makers respect these levels across all timeframes How to use quarter zones for entries, exits, and managing bias Real example using ADA/USD If you’re ready to stop guessing and start reading the market’s geometry, this is where to begin. Tags: quarters theory, cardano analysis, crypto trading strategy, institutional trading concepts, market structure crypto
COINBASE:ADAUSDEducation
by TLTurnerTV
DOW THEORY APPLIEDADA is showing one of the tenets of the DOW Theory. According to Dow, the market has three phases: 1) An accumulation phase 2) A public participation phase 3) A distribution phase The accumulation phase represents informed buying of the investors. The public participation phase is where the prices advance rapidly along with great news. In the distribution phase, the same "informed investors" who "accumulated" near the bottom begin to "distribute". Right now, we might expect a couple of months-long Accumulation Phase before any rally due to Public Participation. For more information on Dow Theory, you can read "Technical Analysis of Financial Markets" by Johny J. Murphy
Education
by Mr_Banker
ADA / USD Main trend (part). Chalice (Phase 4) PsychologyI made a specially line chart and to capture a large time period to show the main trend (part of the trend). Everywhere on the coins that are pumped at a very large percentage for mysterious, but logical reasons, the history of the chart disappears. The Binance chart is not the first exchange to start trading this coin. Before the first pumping in 2017 and super-draining, the coin was traded at $ 0.02, then it was pumped at $ 1.2, and the "promising technology coin" depreciated almost to the previous values ​​of $ 0.03. Just think about -99% of your deposit in 1.6 years! Further, the position before this hype was recruited in the range of 0.03 -0.04 dollars. Why am I describing this? And then, so that you are not fools and buy when there is an accumulation of position by large market participants. At the moment, with an average accumulation price of more than + 3000%. It doesn't matter here whether the price rises or not. The very fact of the behavior of the masses is important. Now, for example, you should not buy on this instrument (it does not matter if it grows or not), but sell, or if you know how to trade, increase your position (by trading, and not "topping up" money) if you are sure of further growth. Do not get attached to the "crypto wrapper" if you do not know how to work in a trend and thereby increase your position. All values on the price chart are extremely accurate. Pay attention to the price lows and highs on the candlestick chart, the numerical values of the levels and the percentages between them. A line chart (trend direction without noise) will not show this. A large cup has formed 3374.41%. At the moment, its 4th phase. An attempt to gain a foothold above the resistance of the cup (the highs of the previous madness hype). In the resistance zone of the large bowl, a horizontal channel of 52.42% was formed. At the moment there are attempts to break it out 1.72 ADA / USD Channel 52.42% Resistance 1.318 Breakout attempt 1.72 Fixation above this resistance at 1.318 will mean continued growth. Objectives on the chart. Not fixing the price above this resistance will give the potential to form a "Cup with a handle" formation. Rollback to the zone of the rising line of the secondary trend. In case of confirmation of support, working out already in the growth of the cup-with-handle formation, the goals are approximately the same. If this uptrend (green) price breaks out and consolidates below it, then you need to look for new entry points until the trend levels out.
BINANCE:ADAUSDEducation
by SpartaBTC
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Crypto Explainer - What is Cardano (ADA)?Cardano emerged back in 2015 and presents today a strong contender in the smart-contract arena. Similar to Ethereum, developers can create smart-contracts for their DApps. On the other hand, Cardano is highly scalable, and is able to process more than 250 transactions per second, versus Ethereum that currently does around 15 only! This solves the major obstacles and backlashes that many cryptocurrencies faced: Eco-friendliness and scalability. Invest responsibly, and always do your own research. Cheers! CT Team
KRAKEN:ADAUSDEducation
by CryptoTicker
Deep dive: Proof of Work v/s Proof of Stake v/s Proof of HistoryIf you find the analysis useful, please like and share our ideas with the community. Any feedback and suggestions would help in further improving the analysis! Today, we thought we would explore the different consensus mechanisms that form the backbone of the underlying Blockchain technology. We have attempted to briefly cover the following: Proof of Work Proof of Stake Proof of History These are consensus mechanisms that validate the transactions on the Blockchain. Each of these mechanisms work differently. These differences result in different transaction speed, fees and efficiency. In order to discuss these 3 mechanisms, we have used three different cryptocurrencies corresponding to the mechanism they follow. Bitcoin → Proof of Work Cardano → Proof of Stake Solana → Proof of History Proof of work: Transactions need to be verified on the network and this verification is done via solving complex mathematical problems, called cryptography. The digital currencies therefore came to be known as ‘Cryptocurrencies.’ It was described in the original whitepaper by Satoshi Nakamoto, Verifiers, also known as miners are rewarded for participating and validating the network transactions. This was considered a game-changer when it emerged in the original whitepaper by the pseudonymous Satoshi Nakamoto. The idea existed earlier than the publication in the white paper and was known as the Nakamoto consensus. According to Satoshi Nakomoto, “the longest chain not only serves as proof of the sequence of events witnessed, but proof that it came from the largest pool of CPU power.” However, there are several drawbacks to this mechanism. It uses huge amounts of electricity, and emits significantly large amounts of carbon into the environment. Another major drawback is that transactions are slow and inefficient on a large scale. It limits the scalability of the Proof of Work mechanism to mainstream finance. Proof of Stake: It came into existence in 2012 after its founders pointed out the inefficiencies of the Proof of work mechanism. In blockchains that use proof-of-stake, nodes in the network engage in validating blocks, rather than allocating their computing resources to “mine” them. Within these networks, security and consensus is achieved by participants committing a stake — their private or collective capital — to the enterprise in the form of the network’s native tokens. Ether (ETH) has been indicating to move away from the energy draining proof-of-work mechanism to the energy efficient proof-of-stake for quite some time. Proof of history: Proof of History is a sequence of computation that can provide a way to cryptographically verify passage of time between two events. As per official newsletter of Solana Labs, “the Proof of History solution was presented by the Solana project in order to finally eliminate an issue of the validity of timestamps in distributed networks. Unlike using the established method with timestamps, one can make certain that the action is performed at a distinct point in time after one action, but before another. Through Proof of History, we can ensure that a certain action took place at a certain point in time, before or after another action. This is made possible without the use of timestamps or external synchronizing structures. Confirmation of history is a high-frequency verifiable delay function. This means that the function requires a sequence of steps in order to obtain and evaluate the uniqueness and reliability of the published value. Solana’s implementation executes the function that uses a sequential hash system that is resistant to pre-images (images of previously prepared hashes). Thus, the output of the transaction appears as the input of the subsequent transaction. Subsequently, the current counter, status, and output are periodically recorded. The clear advantages are scalability and the eradication of the timestamps validity problem. At the moment, it is rather difficult to single out the obvious shortcomings of the protocol due to the novelty of this solution.” Please note: This post is not a recommendation to buy/sell any particular crypto. The technology surrounding each of the above three cryptos are different. There is continuous advancement happening in this space. Interesting things are continuously happening in the crypto space. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Keep supporting:) -Mudrex
BITSTAMP:BTCUSDEducation
by Mudrex
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IOTAUSD _ If this were the WYCKOFF Accumulation ...On many websites educating us in relation to various trading methods and trading psychology we see often Wyckoff Schematics in relation to Distribution and Accumulation. This example presents IOTAUSD trading pair, but obviously could be used on others. It's quite complex and extensive for beginner traders to wrap your head around but if true and spotted early might become a lucrative trading method for those who are patient. Here I present an example which might obviously fail, but at least you know what you could expect if this were to platy out.
BINANCE:IOTAUSDEducation
by crypto_poet