$STRK , $BAT and $GRASS have something worth studying beyond their daily price moves.
STRK is used for fees, governance and staking on Starknet. I would compare network use with changes in circulating supply. More activity and more tokens entering the market can affect the price in different ways.
BAT has a simple use: eligible Brave users can earn it from optional ads and contribute to creators. The business question I would investigate is whether advertiser spending is growing alongside use of the browser.
Grass rewards people for sharing unused internet bandwidth. Its website says rewards depend partly on location and how the connection is used. I would look at demand for that bandwidth, rather than assume more participants automatically means a higher token price.
My suggested trade approach is to wait for a pullback on each coin.
For a long, look for a higher low, then a one-hour close above the previous bounce high. The stop belongs below the higher low.
For a short, look for broken support and a lower high on the recovery. The stop belongs above that lower high.
The next resistance or support is the first profit-taking area. If it leaves too little room compared with the stop, I would pass.
#strk #Battlenet #grass #ArgentinaCentralBankWillNotPushCryptoIntoBankingForTwoYears #EtherETFsExtendOutflowsToNineDays
STRK is used for fees, governance and staking on Starknet. I would compare network use with changes in circulating supply. More activity and more tokens entering the market can affect the price in different ways.
BAT has a simple use: eligible Brave users can earn it from optional ads and contribute to creators. The business question I would investigate is whether advertiser spending is growing alongside use of the browser.
Grass rewards people for sharing unused internet bandwidth. Its website says rewards depend partly on location and how the connection is used. I would look at demand for that bandwidth, rather than assume more participants automatically means a higher token price.
My suggested trade approach is to wait for a pullback on each coin.
For a long, look for a higher low, then a one-hour close above the previous bounce high. The stop belongs below the higher low.
For a short, look for broken support and a lower high on the recovery. The stop belongs above that lower high.
The next resistance or support is the first profit-taking area. If it leaves too little room compared with the stop, I would pass.
#strk #Battlenet #grass #ArgentinaCentralBankWillNotPushCryptoIntoBankingForTwoYears #EtherETFsExtendOutflowsToNineDays