True, I have already searched in some profile and the were no previous indications of the coins 🤣. Don't believe those people.
SyedBilal3292
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Hahahaha! Oh, man! To all those providing free signals and especially to those who actually pay for signals—this is wild! 😆 Today, the market pumped because of the CPI correction, and now these free signal providers are spamming posts claiming their predictions came true and their suggested coins are among the top gainers, blah blah! 😄
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Listen to me: only take one trade per day after thoroughly analyzing it. How do you analyze? Let me tell you:
Open the BTC chart and observe the rally. Check whether the momentum is moving upward from support or downward from resistance. This will give you an idea of the market’s direction. Then check BTC Dominance (BTC.D) on TradingView. Look at the red candles on the 1-day chart first, then on the 4-hour, 1-hour, and 15-minute charts. Next, go to CoinGlass and check BTC liquidations—where the liquidation levels are set and where BTC is likely to bounce after touching higher or lower levels. Focus on coins that move opposite to BTC. If BTC is moving down from resistance, look for an anti-BTC setup. Use patterns to identify opportunities. If you spot an upward pattern, don’t jump into a trade immediately. Wait at least an hour to see if the pump is actually happening. If it is, set a small take profit (TP) level. Once the TP is hit, exit the trade.
Always set a stop-loss. Never trade without one. This is how you earn in the market. Don’t expect to become rich overnight. Keep this in mind: out of 1,000 people in crypto, only 5 are earning, while the rest are in losses. Now you decide—do you want to be a loser or a winner?$BTC $ETH
in short term, I guess troy has more chances to go up. In long term, maybe after 4 years, usual might reach high prices if it doesn't break before.
Antônio Macêdo
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I'm here imagining the people who have $TROY saying what the people at $USUAL are saying today, like: You only lose when you sell, or I'm not a stingy hand or even: You sell because you bought at the top and other nonsense.
Maybe not now, but in some years I am sure it will increase its value, I don't know if $10. When they stop injecting coins in the market. but near those days it will be expensive.
MDTanvirH16
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Whare was those people who told $USUAL Goes up to 10$ 🤣 it's going to moon really ..???
There’s a lot of FUD around @usualmoney due to misunderstandings about USD0++. Let’s clear the air. USD0++ is an LST (Liquid Staking Token) that acts like a bond, maturing 1:1 with USD0 in four years. Some investors thought it was a stablecoin that lost its peg when locks were enabled, but this was part of the roadmap from day one. I’m not defending the team’s implementation, but it’s important to know: USD0++ holders who stay the course will break even (or profit) as the interest in Usual and USD0++ appreciation accumulates. The token can even be collateralized on platforms like Euler. Plus, there are two instant redemption options—Conditional Exit and Unconditional Exit—explained in detail in Usual's blog. Worth a read. 👀 The Alpha Most Are Missing: Usualx Locking redemptions for four years secures $256M in revenue over that period via RWAs (real-world assets), specifically Hashnote’s USYC generated from the locked USD0++. At the current TVL of $1.58B, that’s $5.33M/year in revenue—AND it’s shared entirely with Usualx stakers! 💰🔥 Starting February 1st, 100% of revenue will be distributed to Usualx stakers, delivering 58% APY in USD0 rewards on top of 214% token emissions. Read that last paragraph again. Why Fed Rate Decisions Are Bullish Either Way USYC earns yield from Treasury Bills tied to the Fed Funds Rate. Here’s the kicker: Rates Stay High? Higher yields = higher revenue for Usualx stakers. Rates Drop? While yield decreases, FDV/TVL multiples tend to rise during quantitative easing. Lower rates could actually boost Usual’s token price. In both scenarios, Usualx benefits. 💎 Real Income Potential At today’s $0.65 Usualx price, a $100K investment could earn: $58K from revenue share $214K from emissions Total: $272K if compounded APR is applied—or $159.2K on a simple APR basis. 🤑 Yield Dynamics Yes, yields adjust. As TVL for USD0++ grows, emissions yields may drop, but revenues from USYC scale up too, benefiting all stakers. Your stake in Usualx determines your share of the protocol’s monthly revenues. Market Opportunities Usualx is trading at $0.65, with the lowest FDV/TVL ratio in Usual’s history. Other DeFi protocols hit FDV/TVL ratios of 50x, but Usual is dramatically undervalued. Check out the data from the teams Dune: Usual Dashboard.
There’s a lot of FUD around @usualmoney due to misunderstandings about USD0++. Let’s clear the air. USD0++ is an LST (Liquid Staking Token) that acts like a bond, maturing 1:1 with USD0 in four years. Some investors thought it was a stablecoin that lost its peg when locks were enabled, but this was part of the roadmap from day one. I’m not defending the team’s implementation, but it’s important to know: USD0++ holders who stay the course will break even (or profit) as the interest in Usual and USD0++ appreciation accumulates. The token can even be collateralized on platforms like Euler. Plus, there are two instant redemption options—Conditional Exit and Unconditional Exit—explained in detail in Usual's blog. Worth a read. 👀 The Alpha Most Are Missing: Usualx Locking redemptions for four years secures $256M in revenue over that period via RWAs (real-world assets), specifically Hashnote’s USYC generated from the locked USD0++. At the current TVL of $1.58B, that’s $5.33M/year in revenue—AND it’s shared entirely with Usualx stakers! 💰🔥 Starting February 1st, 100% of revenue will be distributed to Usualx stakers, delivering 58% APY in USD0 rewards on top of 214% token emissions. Read that last paragraph again. Why Fed Rate Decisions Are Bullish Either Way USYC earns yield from Treasury Bills tied to the Fed Funds Rate. Here’s the kicker: Rates Stay High? Higher yields = higher revenue for Usualx stakers. Rates Drop? While yield decreases, FDV/TVL multiples tend to rise during quantitative easing. Lower rates could actually boost Usual’s token price. In both scenarios, Usualx benefits. 💎 Real Income Potential At today’s $0.65 Usualx price, a $100K investment could earn: $58K from revenue share $214K from emissions Total: $272K if compounded APR is applied—or $159.2K on a simple APR basis. 🤑 Yield Dynamics Yes, yields adjust. As TVL for USD0++ grows, emissions yields may drop, but revenues from USYC scale up too, benefiting all stakers. Your stake in Usualx determines your share of the protocol’s monthly revenues. Market Opportunities Usualx is trading at $0.65, with the lowest FDV/TVL ratio in Usual’s history. Other DeFi protocols hit FDV/TVL ratios of 50x, but Usual is dramatically undervalued. Check out the data from the teams Dune: Usual Dashboard.
FULL UPDATE FROM $USUAL : USUAL has shown a very interesting recovery in the last few hours, but what can we expect for tomorrow? Based on the data, tomorrow the distribution of tokens may end, currently it is at 490.57, and the limit is 494.600, that is, there are 4.03 million tokens left to be injected. Another factor that may influence a rise was BINANCE's investment in the currency. In a negative scenario, it may have corrections due to the great recovery it had. NOTE: This is not an investment recommendation, do your own research!! Tmj🤜🤛
I can't trust $USUAL so much, there are two variables working against, the natural bad market and the drops of coin. How to trust that it wont drop now increasing the inflation? 🤔