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Daaamn I took so much screenshots 2021 with my ADA... Biggest regret of my life ngl

What I think vis-a-vis the market is quite irrelevant.
There is too many variable and explanations to those variable for me to answer you on a reddit post.
As far as your holdings, I wouldn’t worry about ETH, LINK, ADA and HBAR. I would clear PEPE the coin. What value did you see in this meme frog?
We still have 10 days before we get a better understanding of whats next. Hopefully it doesn’t close under 82k and If it does, take that PEPE loss and roll it back into something solid.

You dont lose if you dont sell. I dont know about ADA,link and PEPE. But I know HBAR had a good pump this year? Did you not TP? Eth also hit ATH, did you not tp? ETH is likely to recover, it just a matter of time, they always do. People often panic sell and then watch it later. It is likely you need to know when to TP. But I can't advise you on what to do specifically. Only think I can say, which might not be helpful, dont invest money you cant afford to lose. This is a good lesson going forward on your trading career

1) ramen
2) dumpster behind wendy's
>in ETH ADA HBAR LINK PEPE (from largest to least)
3) nm, you're fucked
>my major is CS
4) yep, you're really fucked
sorry broseph, got nothing

Oh don’t get me wrong even with ADA currently sitting at .40c or whatever I am still sitting on 188k coins. So I am still up temporarily 🤣 I mean I bought in at .06c a coin.

hey there, if you already have BTC and ETH on your list, you could look at steady long-term picks like SOL, ADA, or LINK since they all have real use cases and aren’t just hype. You can grab any of them through Jumper Exchange and then just hold and see how they play out over the next few years.

I wonder how this passed ADA compliance check before release.
Fidelity does ADA compliance checking, right? The shi**y bank web site I used to work on did....

its important we have these conversations regularly
we really need to work together to make things happen , we cant rely on charles hoskinson etc, its evident he has moved on to other thing (midnight etc) although midnight should help the cardano ecosystem too
i think the number one thing should be stablecoin such as USDT / USDC
Cardano foundation really needs to start making things happen with their 600M ADA, otherwise they need to have the funds removed and it reallocated to another entity that is going to start making moves with it
but its true, all crypto is struggling for a real world use case, however it is concerning ADA didnt even come close to previous ATHs this cycle, but then again neither did a whole range of other cryptos
and the cycle likely isnt even close to being over
we have also struggled with some crazy macroeconomic events with DJT which has likely hamstrung price action

the problem is how do we go about making these changes and things happen as a community?
how do we actually bring a stablecoin such as USDC?
How do we strip Cardano Foundation of their funding if we don't believe they are making adequate changes or using the funds in an efficient manner?

$SOL, $HBAR, $ADA, $XRP, and recently $LPT for two reasons - 16.30% staking bonus on [Binance.US](http://Binance.US) so I'll gladly take $.16/$1 invested and it's the "peer to peer video encoding" service. If AI really is going to be the future, datacenters can't get built fast enough, there isn't enough power to actually pull all this off, $BTC miners are pivoting to HPC datacenters (companies like $MIGI and $HIVE), so sure... I'll throw a few hundred on the concept that we can create out own video encoding service that is fair to video publishers and not controlled by a few large tech companies.

This is pure cope when no one uses ADA and everyone is building on Ethereum.

One reason why people will sell their ETH and move onto other things like ADA.

Okay, so what's the use case? How is this utilised? Where is the adoption? What's the incentive to build on ADA when there are better options? ADA isn't being mentioned anywhere, other tokens have got their own ETF's at this point. SOL does all these things better than ADA and ETH. No one gives a shit about the technology.

Imagine Ethereum and Cardano as two different cities. Ethereum is an old, large city where people have been living and working for many years. There are lots of buildings and shops, but the streets are often crowded because so many people are moving around. Cardano, on the other hand, is a newer city that was built later. The planners tried to learn from the mistakes of the old city and designed everything cleaner and better organized.
When it comes to deciding who is allowed to create new blocks – basically who gets to write the next “page” in the crypto book – the two systems work differently. In the past, Ethereum used a method where computers had to work very hard to solve problems, which used a lot of electricity. Today, Ethereum uses a different system. In this system, people who own a lot of Ethereum get to decide more often what will be added next. Cardano works in a similar way, but a bit more democratically. Anyone can delegate their ADA coins to something called a stake pool. These pools collect the votes and are then randomly chosen to create a block. So it’s more about many people working together rather than just the richest having the most power.
The way smart contracts work – programs that automatically follow rules – is also different. On Ethereum, all smart contracts run on one big virtual computer. This makes it powerful, but it can get overloaded if too many people use it at the same time. Cardano separates everything into two layers: one for simple payments and one for the logic of smart contracts. This keeps things more organized, even if it is a bit more technical.
You can also see differences in speed. Ethereum is very popular, but often crowded. Many people are trying to use the same roads at the same time. Cardano has wider, better-planned roads, but fewer cars on them for now because many projects are still being built. So it has a lot of potential, even if it is not used as much yet.
When it comes to development, Ethereum usually moves quickly and practically. If something needs to be improved, an update is made even if everything wasn’t perfectly planned beforehand. Cardano, in contrast, follows a very scientific approach. Everything is researched in detail first – often with academic papers and models – before it is built. This makes it very safe, even if it takes longer.
In short: Ethereum is like a busy, noisy city that already works well today but is often stuck in traffic. Cardano is the modern, perfectly planned city that isn’t completely finished yet – but once it is, it will be revolutionary

One reason why people will sell their ETH and move onto other things like ADA.

LOL.
We are all suffering this, aint we.
Even the institutions aren't left out. That's the interesting part of it.
Check the stats, they are also recording significant losses.
Still HODLing tho, cause I bought way lower than these prices. Also holding SOL, AIOZ, ADA, & XRP.
Thank goodness I'm not from a country that taxes cryptos as well.

Other cryptos are making major partnerships. ADA paid-advertisers/influencers should make a simple visual comparison chart si.ply showing Crypto & Partnerships, but they probably dont want to.

Hmm, probably not a good decision. Time to do that in early March when the reserve got announced. Just think about that for a sec. The day when bullish ADA news came out was actually a great day to rotate it into ethereum. Since that day, ADA is down 71% against ETH (I’m referring to the ADA/ETH chart)…and now you decide to rotate into ETH. Bro this is classic buy high sell low stuff. You are late to rotating into ETH.

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Nothing can. The crypto enthusiast are flooding the market to get quick gains and the fresh funds of the non crypto holders only want the top 2 coins. Sold off 21k ADA coins last year at a minimal lose after realising its a losing battle

They do often lose... BECAUSE OF THE FEES.

He's conflating shit and he's also making a REALLY dumb argument.
1-If they win or lose vs retail, it's not relevant. He claimed that when NVDA has great earnings, they drop.
They do not. 3 of the past 6 Quarters, they've been up after hours and then the following day after earnings.
When they were not it was
\-Missed on Net Revenue
\-Blackwell delay
\-5B write off causing a massive miss on net revenue

2-It doesn't matter if they beat or don't beat retail, THEY MOVE THE MARKET. He said they "just follow trends." That's asinine.

3-He's the perfect example of how silly retail is. He "Projected" 54-57B? That's the difference from a MASSIVE miss and a big beat. It's a huge spread. 3B fucking dollars?
He also said he thought 60B was possible... it obviously was not.
4-I don't know... how in the actual fuck you compared "retail" as one group. You have FOMO 20 years olds putting money they inherited into GME, you have people in their 70s and 80s who have been holding the same 2-3 stocks for 40 years(my Grandparents did that and my Grandpa had ZERO clue what their value was as he thought most of his money was in the company he co-founded).
But he owned IBM, Exxon and Chemical Bank(which became JP Morgan and... whatever).
He bought like 500-1500 of each and reinvested. But he had no clue. He'd literally almost forgotten.
And the same with institution. BRK.B? Or are we just going with ALL actively traded funds? Because they beat retail WITHOUT the fees. With the fees they lose about 60% of the time.

I know I only got into this because of a guy who manages an active fund for MS. I was buying rental properties from the time I graduated College and while I was in Law School thinking I cracked the code. I'd just inherited money, housing market, commercial real estate crashed... so I bought over 240 units from 2009-2022 and the only investment I made was 1500 shares of NVDA in 2019... watched that, educated myself... combine with the child I was having and my wife not loving the 90 hour work weeks managing the properties(to some extent) and working at the ADA's office. So I started selling everything in '22, bought more NVDA in '23 and 1500 shares before the two splits and the 1000 shares after the 4-1 but before the 10-1 worked out as well as what I made after the taxes on all the properties I bought. I only did that because of institutional investors.
In fact, the first guy on the Earnings Call works for my old College Roommate.
I know what his "Prefix" should be, but it'd be rude.