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For Cardano, SundaeSwap is one of the most popular and user-friendly DEXs. It offers a smooth experience for swapping ADA and other tokens on the Cardano blockchain. It’s designed to be simple to use and is a great option for those new to Cardano’s DeFi space.

If you're looking for more options or a multi-chain experience, Rubic could also be a solid choice. It aggregates liquidity across various blockchains and supports Cardano, making it easier to swap tokens without needing to jump between platforms.

Have you tried SundaeSwap or are you looking for something more advanced for your trading needs?

Finally. This is one of those milestones people will only fully appreciate later.
Cardano didn’t rush governance for headlines. It took years of peer review, tooling, and gradual handover — and now the protocol is actually run by its community, not a foundation, not a core dev company.
On-chain voting, treasury control, clear rules. This is what decentralization is supposed to look like, not just “number go up”.
Feels like the kind of boring, unsexy progress that ends up mattering the most long term. ADA holders have been patient — this is a big checkmark.

I like ADA too. Charles is in for a revolution. I think he tried to talk to the US gov but just saw greed, so he's into something.

ADA death has been brutal, for sure.

When those of us from previous cycles didn't see ETH, SOL, ADA, etc. go much past their ATHs there wasn't much reason to stay in anything but BTC.

It’s my daily workout, holding my ADA bags and DCAing

Your rewards are automatically added to your balance. You just can't spend them until you withdraw them (but you can withdraw them in the same transaction that also spends them, which is the best way to withdraw, as it saves on tx fees). So you really only need to withdraw if you have to spend enough ADA that you have to touch the rewards, too.
I think Daedalus automatically attempts to withdraw rewards every time you spend any ADA, but not totally sure if that's the case.
You also need to be registered for governance to be allowed to withdraw rewards (vote for some dRep).

Same dude same. And this was when bitcoin was 15K... thought for sure ADA had more upside potential

ADA will 10x this year. You heard it here, from me, first 😛

XCN/ ZBCN/ XRP/ XLM/ ADA

Same with ADA and some coins for me. Unless the project dies or gets compromised for example ETC then I’ll hold my few hundred in shit coins. I’ve moved all my BTC ETH and SOL to ETFs though. Don’t like being responsible for it

Clearly you like casinos. The “safest” is still 70% BTC then either ETH or SOL or both with some 25-29%…. ADA is the most expensive network per user. Check ADA/BTC pair to see the reality.
Never forget Charles called the FBI on the only user they had 😂
The risky ones only 1%.
Best of luck and stay safe…. It’s not about how much you make but how much you able to keep.

ADA (and NIGHT) is probably a good long term play, but putting all your money into it sounds reckless. Cardano is top notch tech though and there are accelerator programs for the ecosystem, so definitely a sane investment, just not with all of your money.

Title. Recently, I realised that cryptos in general don’t fit my investment profile. Volatility is one thing that I’m fine with, up to a point. I am growing more and more annoyed to see my invested money in utility-driven cryptocurrencies to go downhill. My stock-approach logic may better work with Bitcoin, Ethereum and co + a good old DCA strategy. But I can only recognise that it doesn’t work that well with alt coins.
On one side, it allowed me to put money aside more than ever. On the other side, the potential of seeing one of these alts crash to oblivion has become a burden. And I’m not talking about go-to ones like Avalanche, Polygon, Sui. These have proven to be reliable over time.
Thus, my question is the following: besides BTC and ETH, which cryptos with real-life utilities (be it as a payment currency or else) do you believe in and think to be of a good fit for a DCA investment strategy? Also, do you have any specific cryptos to recommend with a good staking APY?
FYI, here’s my current stack:
- AVAX 25%
- BTC 15%
- ETH 10%
- ADA 10%
- SOL 10%
- XRP 5%
- LINK 5%
- FLR 5%
- MONAD 5%
- ATOM 5%
- POL 2%
- DOT 1%
- OP 1%
- SCRT, SUI, INJ, VFY, ONDO 1%
Up until recently, I used to have a lot of NIGHT (more than 15% of my portfolio). My stop loss got triggered yesterday, and I kinda lost faith in it for now. So far, it’s my biggest loss.
tl;dr: is my stack compatible with a DCA investment strategy? Should I sell everything and only invest in stocks? Or can I still believe in cryptos not to be forever linked to the Trump disaster (and so to become useful for society as a whole)?
Many thanks for your feedbacks, ‘hoping

I bought ADA at 2.20 in 2021

Tax write-off. If any happen to break even I sell. At first you think nah that will never happen but I was able to break even after being massively down with ADA and CRO. Never say never.

I put literally all of my money into ADA so I sure hope so 🤣

Whoever pays tax on staking rewards is a clown . I’ve made over 10,000 ADA staking in 5 years and not once paid a penny . Get off exchanges and get a hot wallet

XRP, HBAR, ADA, Kaspa. Need a run to I can dump all 4

ADA, SOL. RISE, RYO, RYO-CHAN
Long Term. I'm even staking my ADA