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I sold all shib a few weeks ago. Best decision I’ve made. Bought back XRP, UNI, ADA and ARB. Made me a lot of profit already while shib only costs me money to hold.
Been a holder for 4 years and been ‘buying dips’ bottomless pitt

like what’s going on in the screenshot? I went to clicking middle button and then staking and selected some pool.
But, I am not sure how can I verify it. If all my ADA is staked or not. The reward cycle etc.
Kinda miss Yoroi/SecondFi to be honest.

Beginner’s Guide To Cardano ADA

Beginner’s Guide to Cardano ADA

From the way you write about 'holding Cardano', you're obviously new to crypto or haven't learned to make important distinctions. You should work on learning more about crypto before you buy some kind of CRYPTO TOKEN (You bought ADA, which is the main crypto TOKEN for the Cardano NETWORK) or make any big moves with your tokens.
If Coinbase gives you staking rewards, they're a huge cut of them. You can easily - and safely - stake ADA natively on the Cardano network by (1) getting a hardware wallet that supports ADA (2) transferring your ADA from Coinbase to a Cardano wallet managed by your hardware wallet, and the (3) using Cardano desktop wallet software (e.g. Daedalus, Lace, ADAlite, etc.) to link your ADA to a staking pool.
Some people skip steps 1 and 2 by simply sending their ADA from an exchange to a 'hot' Cardano wallet created by the aforementioned desktop wallet software packages. However, that's very risky since your PC may have malware. Also, around late June of this year, it was revealed that Cardano wallets generated by the SecondFi desktop wallet software package were leaking private keys, causing ADA to get drained by hackers. Regardless of whether malware was present on one's PC or one had interacted with the SecondFi software, one would probably still have his/her ADA if the ADA had been linked to a Cardano wallet managed by a cold storage device - e.g. one designed by Trezor or Ledger.

Thanks! You’re raising an interesting point about what constitutes genuine activity.
I agree that on-chain transactions alone aren’t sufficient. A project could have transactions occurring without any meaningful ongoing development or commercial operations.
I’m leaning towards looking for verifiable evidence of continued activity, whether that’s development, a functioning product, actual users or genuine commercial adoption. Not everything needs to be measurable on-chain.
Your point about organisations using ADA commercially is particularly interesting. Perhaps we should distinguish between projects building with Cardano technology and businesses adopting ADA in their operations. Both contribute to the ecosystem, but in different ways.
One thing I’m keen to avoid is imposing arbitrary activity thresholds that inadvertently exclude smaller projects or those doing important work behind the scenes.
Would you consider evidence of an operational product or commercial agreement sufficient, even where on-chain activity is limited?

Fascinating project that could add a little transparency.
Now, you will get many different views, and here are mine, for the boundary.
Transactions on chain is not enough to warrant a Active status.
This adds complexity, but would mean that there needs to be valid transactions.
What counts as valid?
An active (but different from any IOHK off l) organisation using ADA as a part of an agreement, not pilot.
I haven't had my coffee, I apologise for confusion 😅