KDA

Fundamentals:

A public blockchain in the United States backed by JPMorgan, which can be accumulated in batches.

KDA is backed by Microsoft, Morgan, and Moody's. What does Moody's do? Asset ratings; are you A-level or junk-rated? Wall Street loves to sell asset packages; refer to the movie 'The Wolf of Wall Street', where the subprime crisis was caused by those people packaging and selling junk assets to others, leading to a collapse. With RWA emerging, can Wall Street resist selling asset packages? The Morgan consortium behind KDA holds 1/4 of the savings of American citizens, which you can think of as equivalent to China's Industrial and Commercial Bank. The person in charge of KDA is the blockchain head of the Morgan consortium, and the first blockchain of the Morgan consortium was created by KDA's boss; just think about the resources he has behind him. Moreover, KDA's boss is also the head of the Digital Currency Committee of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

Technical Analysis:

This round of decline has only shown reference prices and standard prices, making it a second-strong asset.

Strategy:

If it falls back to the K-line on December 20, you can accumulate in batches, with a stop-loss set at 2% below the lowest price.