For 6 half-month periods we were down, accumulating in floor zones, but last half-month Bitcoin began to surge—and in this second half-month as well, leaving us with unrealized profit results.
Every 15 days, the purchases are allocated like this: BTC: 70% → $350.00 Strategy: 20% → $100.00 EverValue: 10% → $50.00
The portfolio is up +20% without us messing around, and that’s even though we’re just coming out of the bear market. We still have 1000 days of the bull market ahead of us.
500 days until the next halving and another 500 days after that for a possible new ATH. We’re in a beautiful zone to start deploying long-term strategies.
Honestly, I’m very happy to have learned about Strategy by Saylor, one of the most promising Bitcoin treasuries, which aims to speed up the arrival of BTC.
And $EVA from EverValue, a mining project that has been growing uninterrupted for 2 years. Thanks to its business model, it was able to ride out the bear market—something that’s truly very difficult for mining farms. Bear markets are the Achilles’ heel of miners. It’s the serial killer scenario where cheap BTC piles up, equipment renewal, and negotiations with the energy provider all happen at once. It wipes you out. But those who survive enter the bull market with a lot of force.
We’ll continue with the long-term strategy. I’m leaving the link to the attached Excel file so you can look at it, try it, download it, and modify it to your liking.
We’re not trying to do 100x or 1000x at the cost of risking losing everything. What we’re trying to do is build long-term capital.
Dragoncrip
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💪7 Quincenas of the DCA Strategy for #Bitcoin Boosted. And the portfolios begin to skyrocket
3.5 months—I've been showing you this DCA with steroids—and today, the beast starts to develop in profit.
The strategy we started from the bottom zone with 3 assets, doing DCA every 15 days (meaning you buy in equal parts every 15 days). The cited posts detail the strategy.
It’s called Enhanced Bitcoin DCA because it invests in BTC and 2 derivatives that react with a stronger upside when BTC rises.
The 3 assets are Bitcoin, Strategy, EverValue.
For 6 fortnights, we had a negative portfolio, buying according to the plan every 15 days.
A boring system, but very powerful long-term.
In the example, we used a general multiple so anyone can follow it with any amount: $1, $10, $100, etc. I’m doing it with $500 per fortnight as an example.
Every 15 days, the purchases are allocated like this: BTC: 70% → $350.00 Strategy: 20% → $100.00 EverValue: 10% → $50.00
The results in fortnight 7 give a return of 18%
The total accumulated in the DCA is $3500 and the portfolio value is $4161. An incredible return without being a trader, without the stress of trading.
1⃣ The best result we got was with @EverValueCoin, at 23.39% (an asset collateralized with BTC, where Bitcoin is added to the backing daily through its +3000 mining rigs; a real business that produces real returns). That’s why when BTC goes up, $EVA rises above it.
2⃣ Second: BTC, with an 18.94%.
3⃣ Third: Strategy, with a 15.41% (this one always lags behind BTC, so I’m expecting it to rise by a higher percentage than BTC).
The performance generated so far beats any index, and that’s even though we’re still in the bottom zone—and we still have a bull market of more than 1000 days ahead.
There’s no official information, but based on the data, it’s estimated that there are:
- 2,100,000 wallets with XP on Jumper - 1,000,000 wallets with more than 40 XP - 200,000,000 XP distributed - The top has 7,806 XP - 5,000 wallets have more than 2,200 XP - 50,000 wallets have more than 700 XP - 500,000 wallets have more than 100 XP
So, if there are roughly 200M XP distributed and we assume they allocate 20% to the airdrop, we could see more realistic values:
Airdrop: 20% of FDV
FDV $50M → $0.05 per XP FDV $100M → $0.10 per XP FDV $250M → $0.25 per XP FDV $500M → $0.50 per XP FDV $1 ,000M → $1 per XP
If we update with the numbers on the table, we can now say—using a more realistic analysis—that in the event of an airdrop we’d have:
💜 FUD: 1 XP = $0.04 💜 Medium: 1 XP = $0.25 💜 FOMO: 1 XP = $1 .25
With this 42% increase in #Bitcoin , Strategy moves in a leveraged way and rises by +77%.
That same +77% in Bitcoin would leave the price above $100k.
I remember we discussed this with my colleague Pastanaga in the cited post, when I couldn’t quite understand why people were buying MSTR instead of going straight to BTC.
The example the market just gave is perfect to see how MSTR behaves versus BTC in an almost leveraged manner, both during the upswings and the drawdowns.
Anyone looking for a bit more upside or an EV+ at the beginning of a bull market usually diversifies or takes some MSTR (part of it to enhance the BTC they already have in their portfolio).
If Bitcoin is looking to set a new ATH at $180k -> Strategy could go on to touch $790.
New ATH of $LIT, the token used to pay for the drop to farm Lighter on RH.
We’re mega early: in our 3rd week.
The drop delivers 11 million $LIT, valued today at $50,000,000 and going up. That could give us a value per point of between $33 and $55, and more if LIT keeps rising.
There are only 22,000 registered users, but just 7,000 active. We brought it in 2 weeks ago, when there were 1,500 users.
Most of them faded it. What they didn’t understand is that the token goes up and the drop is already set: it’s not a points campaign where you don’t know if there will be a TGE.
The price of LIT is going to keep rising because its product is good: a perpetuals DEX with a $0 fee.
Ideal for farming delta-neutral against other DEXs.
Good liquidity and increasing. People are showing up day by day as they realize the potential that’s here.
- DN between SPY 500 and combined QQQ with another DEX - DN BTC and ETH combined against another DEX
It is widely used as a standard unit in perpetual DEXs, finance, commissions, economies, etc.
BPS stands for basis points (basic points).
It is a standardized way to express fees, commissions, spreads, and interest rate changes when the percentage is small.
Example: 1 bp = 0.01% = 0.0001 in decimal. 100 bps = 1%. 10,000 bps = 100%
Example with fees If an Exchange charges a fee of 1 bp, then: - On $10,000 → fee of $1 - On $100,000 → fee of $10 - On $1,000,000→ fee of $100
Another common way to look at it is: - 5 bps = 0.05% - 10 bps = 0.10% - 50 bps = 0.50% - 100 bps = 1%
Why does the industry use bps instead of percentages? To avoid confusion. Saying "it increased by 1%" could be interpreted as relative or absolute; "it increased by 100 bps" is unambiguous.
Why the criticism because he doesn't deliver value? Damn man, the money is the payment for value. If the market pays for his content, it’s because he receives value.
Part of society doesn’t understand that value lies in what the market wants to pay, not in what we like.
Is what he does easy? Of course not, since not everyone would do it, that’s why the market puts a price on the type of value he delivers.
The YT of $STRC is now on #Solana, where you can stake and farm in a boosted way.
@ExponentFinance added STRCx from xStock, which lets you farm points. The YT, when it matures, makes the investment worth zero. But here are a few things to look at.
STRC pays dividends every 15 days: for each 1 STRC you get approx. $0.5 per fortnight.
The YT, at 20x the current price, gives you a firefighting power of approx. 20.9 STRC per STRC.
There are 73 days left until it matures, so in theory you’d get about 5 dividends.
So let’s do the math: 20.9 YTSTRC × $0.5 dividend × 5 payments (1 every 15 days; matures in 73 days). That gives us an approx. $52 recovery gain.
Taking into account that each STRC trades at $97, this means a net cost of about $45 to farm xStock points for ~72 days at 20x × 2 (bonus of 2x) = 40x.
It’s like we’re farming for 73 days with an investment of $4,000.
In summary: - You lose 1 STRC = $97 - You gain in dividends ≈ $52 - You farm 73 days as if you had $4,000 - You lose at maturity ≈ $45 ($97 - $52)
With that ~$45 cost, you could end up generating between 1,000,000 and 2,000,000 points.
If you enter with a limit order lower, the losses are smaller.
Personally, I placed a buy order way down at a low price with the idea that the dividends would cover 100% of the loss, but I’m still far from entering—I’ll have to review it.
What do you think—does this move pay off?
NOTE: It’s not taken into account whether STRC goes up or down in price)
Link to farm https://defi.xstocks.fi/points?ref=DRAGON
Working in Web3 requires a lot of dedication and a lot of time. Being a content creator means staying active 24 hours a day: producing content, testing things, developing strategies, communicating, and working hard.
Many people criticize that being a content creator who gets their hands dirty isn’t work; even families sometimes don’t understand.
The results of those who work hard do come. We’re on the way, like most of my colleagues, who work very hard and do a lot of work that you don’t see.
This table shows that the total earnings of the top 10 referrers of Variational reach $1,000,000. That’s the collateral result of the hard work of each of those communicators and content creators.
I hope one of my CT Spanish colleagues is in that top. They deserve it because they work hard. We work hard.
Sometimes people criticize, but they’re the minority. Most people comment and appreciate the work that’s done from dawn to dusk.
Most of the time we’re at a loss, as a result of running dozens of tests.
But this is still work that, like everything, if done well, the profits come as a collateral outcome.
If you’re in this, the road is tough and it requires a lot of resilience to endure the cycles of euphoria and FOMO, and the cycles when nobody reads you.
We’re about to enter a Bulmarket zone for a period of almost 2 to 3 years ahead—periods of green shoots. IF you’re on this path and in this work, hold on, because the best is yet to come.
Ticker $SGOV: Lighter has it in futures, and Arcus has it in spot.
If you find any good move with this, share it so we can debate it. Hugs.
PS: Other users caught on and use this asset to keep it in their portfolio with no risk and accumulate points for holding.
Want me to tell you a secret about how they make the perfect play? In reality, two Russians and one Frenchman are doing it. If you’re farming with my referral link, I’ll tell you the move—the only ones who know are the 2 Russians, the Frenchman, and me.
Put it in the comments and I’ll tell you—it helps you think, learn, and move forward.
The volume of Entropy that’s taking leadership away from Tradexyz at the HYPERLIQUID house is something out of this world.
Look at these trades I opened: $500 + $500 in oil, total fee paid: $0.0258. $1000 in ANTH, fee cost: $0.0258. $2000 in Sandisk, fee cost: $0.0518.
That means that for every $100,000 of volume I’d spend $2.59 in fees. That means that $1,000,000 of volume would cost me $25.9 in fees.
And don’t forget you’re using the MEGA ULTRA LIQUIDITY of HYPERLIQUID.
In 5 days, Entropy went from 4 million volume to 80 million and it keeps growing—could it be because it seems HL users are starting to trade from there?
The reason is the low cost to trade and the 120%+ rebates.
Another example that surprised me: with the exact same $500 oil trade, In Entropy I paid $0.0129 ($26 per million). In Market I paid $0.5124 ($700 per million). Same asset opened in one and added margin in the other.
The difference is huge. The growth in just a few days is driven by the low fee cost for trading Hyperliquid HIP3 assets.
Try it: do a small $10 Hyperliquid trade on Entropy. If you have an open position, try adding or closing a small amount and tell me how much the fee cost you.
I’ll leave the link—check what tier it gives you:
https://entropy.io/?r=dragoncrip
Honestly, they came to kick Market and Tradexyz in the nuts.
After reading on this social network that using a phone in camera mode you can clearly see even the older Ledger screens, I tested it with a veteran Ledger from the war.
The #Ledger has a screen problem: as time goes by, the screen keeps dimming until there comes a moment when you can barely see anything at all.
By aiming any camera, it detects light better than the human eye, and you can see the screen with high clarity.
But watch out: use an old phone or a photo camera that isn’t connected to the internet.
If you use your phone, point it to see the position, and then take the camera away and move. For example, if the password is 4 and it’s on number 7, then turn off the camera and move 3 spots and confirm this way so the camera doesn’t see the password.
This photo is real—taken just now with an old Ledger whose screen is almost dead, and you can barely see anything. But look how it changes when you view it with the phone camera.