Trend first. Scenarios, not predictions. Weekly trend + where my orders are, posted before the move. Calm when the market isn’t. Tools on TradingView ↓
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$ADA monthly.
Three cycles. Three drawdowns:
2018-20: -98%
2021-23: -92%
2024-26: -89%
The community stayed every time. Holding isn't a plan. Knowing where the trend flips is.
Weekly flips bullish only above 0.323. Cycle low: 0.14.
Until then: no chase. NFA
I've been doing something similar with my trading.
Every decision gets written down first: the setup, why I'm taking it, the levels, and what would cancel it. Then I check it against my notes before I act.
It works as a psychological double check, because memory keeps the version that suits you. And it's a trade journal at the same time, so the record builds itself
Para decidir, ya no confío en mi memoria. Confío en lo que dejé escrito.
Tengo lo que llamo mi bóveda: una carpeta ordenada con archivos de texto donde queda todo. Reuniones, conversaciones, ideas, comentarios y proyectos pasados.
A esa carpeta le conecto la IA, sea un modelo local o uno en la nube como Claude. Cuando tengo que decidir algo, no parto de cero ni de lo que me acuerdo. Le pregunto qué hablamos con ese cliente, qué decidimos la última vez y qué salió mal.
Así puedes armar la tuya:
1. Crea una carpeta y divídela por temas: clientes, proyectos, reuniones, ideas.
2. Guarda todo en texto simple. Transcribe tus notas de voz y tus reuniones y déjalas ahí.
3. Anota cada decisión: qué decidiste, por qué y con qué datos.
4. Conecta tu IA a la carpeta y pregúntale antes de decidir.
5. Al terminar cada conversación pidele a la IA que apunte tus aprendizajes en tu bóveda (esto lo puedes hacer con un skill mucho más rápido)
La memoria suele quedarse con la versión que te conviene y te sesga.
De esta forma tomas decisiones mucho mejor informado y múltiplicas tu capacidad.
October closed at $ADA 0.1926, under the ~0.23 monthly line. The weekly closed at 0.1928, below 0.20.
Per our plan, that puts 0.17 and 0.14 in play. It's a condition, not a prediction.
Still, 0.19 held on the close, and the Strategy #2 setup stays alive while price is above 0.184.
NFA
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$ADA weekly.
It pushed into the bearish band, wicked to 0.28, got rejected, and is back on the band's lower edge at 0.22.
It only flips bullish on a weekly close above the band, around 0.31.
Scenarios, not predictions:
1. Weekly close above 0.31: the trend flips bullish and buy setups come back.
2. Holds 0.20–0.31: range, no trade.
3. Weekly close below 0.20: 0.17 and 0.14 come into play.
Strategy #1 on the weekly agrees. No active setup, and no buy order while the trend is bearish.
It isn't stretched either. Weekly RSI only hits 70 at 0.446 and 30 at 0.05. Price is in the middle, with no edge.
Red is the bearish band. The noise doesn't change the plan. The levels do.
NFA
$ADA daily.
Our Strategy #2 just switched to "Get ready". After a new high, price pulled back and touched its trend line at ~0.184–0.186.
It's not a buy yet. We wait for a daily close to confirm the bounce.
A daily close below 0.184 cancels it.
How it works: Strategy #2 doesn't try to guess the bottom. It needs 3 things, in order: trend, touch, confirmation. 2 of 3 are done.
Scenarios, not predictions:
1. Bounce confirmed: BUY signal, and the indicator draws the entry, stop and 2 targets.
2. Price chops on the line: keep waiting, no trade.
3. Daily close below 0.184: the setup is cancelled. Plan B is our Strategy #1 limit at 0.171, stop 0.145.
Plan B is risky. The stop is 15% away, and there are only 7 past fills on this chart (4 hit Target 1). Use very low leverage, or none.
The daily trend band just turned grey. That means neutral, not bearish, and it can still turn green.
NFA
$AMD weekly.
This setup: 100% historical hit rate. 6 of 6 past fills reached Target 1 (+17%).
Weekly trend still up, price sitting on top of the Rider Band. No chase: buy limit 357, 31% below.
Still risky: stop at 236 (-34%). Very low leverage only. NFA
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$ADA daily.
Down 25%+ from the October high. No chase.
This isn't a prediction, it's a scenario. I wouldn't be surprised if ADA trades down to this zone, so the plan is to be ready for it, not to guess.
Buy limit: 0.177, under the support line at 0.184.
Our indicators: 63% of past fills (5/8) bounced to Target 1, +7.6%.
That's what I build for: indicators that test each setup on its own history, so the odds come from data, not from a feeling. That's what decides it for me.
Still risky: stop far below, at 0.150 (-15%). Very low leverage only. Short-term scenario. NFA
Said this last week: a daily close under 0.215 puts 0.182 in play.
That close came Oct 22 (0.2118). Price now ~0.207.
0.182 is the long-term support to watch. Back above 0.215 and this cools off.
Condition, not a call. NFA
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$ADA daily.
It lost the green Rider Band, which just turned gray. That means mixed, not bearish yet.
Price is sitting on short-term support at 0.215.
The weekly is still bearish, so no longs here.
What I'm watching:
1. Daily close back above 0.234: price is back in the band and the bounce is still alive.
2. Holds 0.215–0.234: chop, nothing to do.
3. Daily close below 0.215: 0.182, the long-term support, comes into play.
Green band means bullish, gray means mixed. The thin yellow line is short-term support, and the thick one is long-term.
NFA
$ADA daily.
Down 25%+ from the October high. No chase.
This isn't a prediction, it's a scenario. I wouldn't be surprised if ADA trades down to this zone, so the plan is to be ready for it, not to guess.
Buy limit: 0.177, under the support line at 0.184.
Our indicators: 63% of past fills (5/8) bounced to Target 1, +7.6%.
That's what I build for: indicators that test each setup on its own history, so the odds come from data, not from a feeling. That's what decides it for me.
Still risky: stop far below, at 0.150 (-15%). Very low leverage only. Short-term scenario. NFA
Agreed. Gaps tend to get filled, but the timing is the hard part. I'd rather wait for a close back inside the range than front-run the fill.
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$ADA daily.
It lost the green Rider Band, which just turned gray. That means mixed, not bearish yet.
Price is sitting on short-term support at 0.215.
The weekly is still bearish, so no longs here.
What I'm watching:
1. Daily close back above 0.234: price is back in the band and the bounce is still alive.
2. Holds 0.215–0.234: chop, nothing to do.
3. Daily close below 0.215: 0.182, the long-term support, comes into play.
Green band means bullish, gray means mixed. The thin yellow line is short-term support, and the thick one is long-term.
NFA
$ADA weekly.
It pushed into the bearish band, wicked to 0.28, got rejected, and is back on the band's lower edge at 0.22.
It only flips bullish on a weekly close above the band, around 0.31.
Scenarios, not predictions:
1. Weekly close above 0.31: the trend flips bullish and buy setups come back.
2. Holds 0.20–0.31: range, no trade.
3. Weekly close below 0.20: 0.17 and 0.14 come into play.
Strategy #1 on the weekly agrees. No active setup, and no buy order while the trend is bearish.
It isn't stretched either. Weekly RSI only hits 70 at 0.446 and 30 at 0.05. Price is in the middle, with no edge.
Red is the bearish band. The noise doesn't change the plan. The levels do.
NFA
Bitcoin dominance just hit 60.7%, the highest in 14 months.
Last week the median top-100 altcoin fell 9.3%. Bitcoin fell 2%.
If you hold alts and it feels like you're bleeding while BTC barely moves, that's not in your head. Money is moving to Bitcoin first.
It has happened in every cycle. How long it lasts is the part nobody knows.
Same holder tool, now on $BTC. Weekly closes only. And the picture looks nothing like ADA.
1/ Where BTC sits
Holder plan: "Hold — uptrend."
Trend: up. Sentiment: neutral, not greed.
Price: 81,700.
2/ The ceiling (blue band)
This time the overheated zone isn't far off:
TP1 88,972 (+9%) · TP2 94,921 · TP3 100,870
That's where I'd start selling in steps. Not before.
3/ The buy zones (yellow boxes)
BTC already had its two deep-value zones this cycle, one in early 2026 and one in mid-2026. Price left both behind and turned the trend up.
If it ever comes back down, the projected zones are B1 59,680 (-27%) · B2 50,729 · B3 41,777.
4/ The track record
Buy steps in the zones: 12 closed, and all 12 were higher 52 weeks later, with a median of +109%. 3 are still open. But price usually dropped about another 20% first, which is why buying in steps matters.
Sell steps at the ceiling: only 6 of 18 worked. Price typically kept climbing, another 115%.
BTC punishes people who sell early. That's why the plan sells slowly.
5/ What I'm watching
If a week closes into 88,972: a first trim, and a small one.
If price pushes to 94,921 and then 100,870: trim more, in steps.
As long as the trend reads up and price stays out of the buy zones, the plan is simple: hold.
ADA is bouncing inside a downtrend. BTC is holding inside an uptrend. Same tool, different plan.
NFA.
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$ADA closes the daily candle right above the 200 MA
We now want to see volume and a big bounce.
If you hold ADA, you probably only care about two things: when to buy, and when to take profits.
I built a tool for exactly that. It only uses weekly closes. Here's how it reads the chart, and what it's showing right now.
1/ The ceiling (blue band)
Every cycle, ADA has stretched far above its own trend. That's the overheated zone. The tool breaks it into three take-profit steps:
TP1 0.357 · TP2 0.437 · TP3 0.556
The point is to sell in steps. Nobody nails the top.
2/ The buy zones (yellow boxes)
On the other side are the deep-value zones, where buying for the long term has historically paid off. You can see them in 2022–23 and 2024. The 2025–26 one is still open, and underwater.
3/ The track record
Buy steps in the zones: 13 of 18 were higher 52 weeks later, with a median of +66%. But price usually fell further first, so buying in steps matters too.
Sell steps at the ceiling: 6 of 12 worked.
So buying in the zones has been more reliable than calling tops. That's why the plan sells gradually.
4/ Where we are now
ADA lost its last buy zone, dropped to 0.14 and bounced. That bounce has now run back into the old zone (0.26–0.27), and the old zone is acting as resistance.
Holder plan: "Rebound — macro trend still down."
Sentiment is back to greed. The trend hasn't turned.
5/ What I'm watching
A weekly close above 0.27: the rebound turns into a recovery, and TP1 at 0.357 is next. That's a level to trim at, not one to chase.
A rejection, with price stuck between 0.19 and 0.26: nothing to do. Wait.
A loss of 0.19: the projected buy zones come into play. B1 0.143, B2 0.122, B3 0.100. Historically, that's where buying made the most sense.
The noise doesn't change the plan. The levels do.
NFA.
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$ADA monthly.
The 2023 floor broke, price wicked to 0.14 and is now back at the same line from below.
Monthly close above ~0.23 = floor reclaimed, the breakdown was a trap.
Rejected here = old support becomes resistance.
15 days left. NFA
$ADA daily.
Back inside the trend band. Daily still bullish, weekly still bearish. No chasing.
Scenarios, not predictions:
1. Daily close holds the band → wait
2. Sudden flush to the optimizer line → limit 0.1816
3. Close below 0.1479 → plan off
Orange = trend band. NFA