$XRP $SOL $BTC

Sharing today my mid term and long term vision and some strategies I use.

I’m bullish mid term. Most credible analysts agree that this cycle will keep going at least till March-April 2025 and in the best case till October-November 2025

After that 👻 a new correction period will start. And after that it’ll continue up.

So, you do your thing. My thing is DCA, HODLING, joining high yielding programs, and now and then take profit at local tops and re-entering during the drops, and recurrently investing at the dips. I mostly identify the patterns following these rules:

- use the Fibonacci retracing tool

- read / watch trustworthy analysts and listening to two podcasts: daily crypto news (also available in Korean) and markets daily from coin desk

- avoid flooding my scope of coins and following short term hypes

- comparing analysis available as ideas in tradingview

- if markets are extremely greedy well it is time to sell and wait for a correction

- if markets are extremely fearful it is time for doubling the amounts of recurrent investment

- do not keep contracts over night when sleeping

For me this has solidly worked, and although it has required more patience, it has paid off and proved to be a solid path for better ROI.

My bags are filled with #XRP expected to reach 5-10 , #SOL expected to reach 500-1200 , a bit of #DENT expected to reach 0.008 - 0.02 , #BTC expected to reach 150-360K in this cycle

As said, I mostly avoid contracts. I join contracts only using the pennies I get from writing and from some yield programs

For instance I converted some BAT that I got from using the brave browser to 2 XRP, and via futures turned it into 130 XRP with low risk futures. Did the same with 0.5 SOL into 5SOL. Use max 20% of the futures asset keeping the rest as margin with 20X timing my entry and cutting losses religiously at -10 till -20% and TP 50-100% of the position. Move the SL at a profitable point once possible . It requires lots of trades, patience and discipline using always SL and not being overly greedy for the TPs.