Only one DEMO account followed it. The confidence written at entry was 5 out of 10.
It is the card STA users received, with the agents' reasoning and the levels decided before entering.
For days the price has rested on a level that held several times. Each dip below it was bought back, but the rebounds are weaker and the buying behind them has faded. Sellers also control the longer periods, so the level looks worn out. We expect it to give way and the price to move lower.
This idea is open now: it enters at 12.015, where the price sits, and gains if the price falls. We are not chasing a further drop.
If the price climbs to 12.9176, the level has held and the idea is wrong. The position closes on its own, with the loss defined and known from the start.
The gain we aim for is larger than the risk taken, costs are low and the idea needs about a week. News is mixed: real partnerships, but a large holder moved coins to an exchange. The exit level sits inside normal upward swings.
LINK's price had rested for days on a level that held several times. Each dip below it was bought back, but the rebounds were getting weaker and the appetite to buy was fading. On the longer periods sellers were already in charge. The news was mixed: real partnerships, but also a large holder who had moved coins to an exchange. The agents proposed entering a short straight away.
The level gave way, together with almost the whole market, which was falling in those days. The price came close to the target and for a stretch even went past it, then climbed back a little, and the stop that had moved to protection closed the card in profit after twelve days. The price had fallen 9.1% from the entry.
The agents had written down a precise risk: between the entry and the target there was a step where the price could stop, and trading was thin, a sign of a fall without much strength. The step was cleared, but part of the gain came back before the exit. The lesson that remains is that a fall on thin trading can be followed, but without expecting it to run far.
This card's hash was written in the public register on the day it was born, before anyone knew how it would end. Anyone can check that it has not been changed.
6b78f7e88087… · the register of 18/10/2026
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