Here's the Analysis of #DYDX :

#DYDX is been sharping moving up and in a retracement phrase now, hodling above the strong flip level/ support zone of $2.90 - $2.93. Price almost broke the trendline, showing sign of bearishness, but a bounce is expected towards the resistance area of $3.19 - $3.17 as price is sitting on the structural support zone. Take it as medium risk and in case price flips below the zone, its also a shorting setup.

#Bitcoin kept pushing higher and made its weekly closing above the Resistance. Price still unable to break its previous High, which means building up liquidity above, to maximize trapping traders. Anticipation would be a correction in the market near $45,000 - $44,000.

#DYDX broke below the support area, turned it into resistance. Price broke the Trendline too, showing some bearishness. Price already did a retest for shorts, i hope you entered it with stops over the previous swing high.

#MVRV started flipping bullish as #MVRV Ratio flipping above the 1Y MRVR Moving Average. Historically, we've seen this indicating some good mid-term and long-term trends successfully, so this could be another indication to us.

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Here's the Analysis of #GRT :

#GRT is started pushing from the structural support zone of $0.164 - $0.165. Currently, price is approaching towards the Strong Resistance Zone of $0.174 - $0.177. Its a pretty tight range, so expect a break first before entering any setup. Market is bullish so buy will playout best in the scenario .

#BTC started facing resistance near $50,000 physiological level and made a ting range over there. Price is expected a retest back into some sort of support zone $48,500 and lower. Looking into the Daily TF, price already at a resistance point, so wait for the healthy correction.

#RNDR made a break down off the flag, and made a quick move up with the market. Price entered into Strong Resistance Area, and now it matter of point to see, if it breaks the zone or reject it. Look for Daily candle closure, so get into the proper setup.

We can use Short-Term Holder MVRV to monitor the unrealized profit or loss of new market participants. Comparing the STH cost-basis to the spot price reveals the pressure they face to sell at a loss or take profit.

#MVRV is already above the 1.0 Mark, which shows strong bullishness in the market and #MVRV tested the Moving Average as Resistance already, and more momentum yet to come if it crosses the 155D Moving Average with MVRV

What Is a Market Taker?

A market taker is a participant in the market who executes orders by taking liquidity from the order book. Market takers place market orders or marketable limit orders that are executed immediately at the best available prices on the order book. They accept the prices offered by market makers or other participants in the market. Market takers pay the spread when they buy or sell assets, and they usually trade with less frequent or larger orders than market makers.

Suppose you're a market taker who wants to buy Bitcoin on an exchange. Here's how you would interact with the market:

1. Placing Orders: Unlike market makers who provide liquidity by placing orders on the order book, market takers execute orders by taking liquidity from the order book. You place market orders or marketable limit orders, which are orders that are immediately executed at the best available prices on the order book.

2. Immediate Execution: When you place a market order or marketable limit order, it's executed immediately at the prevailing market prices. For example, if the best ask price for Bitcoin is $40,050 and you place a market buy order, your order will be filled at $40,050 or a slightly higher price if there's insufficient liquidity at that level.

3. Paying the Spread: As a market taker, you pay the spread—the difference between the bid and ask prices. When you buy Bitcoin, you pay the ask price, and when you sell Bitcoin, you receive the bid price. The spread represents the compensation for the market maker's role in providing liquidity to the market.

4. Trading Strategy: Market takers typically have specific trading strategies and objectives. They may trade with larger order sizes or execute trades more frequently than market makers. Market takers aim to enter or exit positions quickly at the best available prices without waiting for limit orders to be filled.

5. Risk Management: Market takers also need to manage their risk exposure when trading. They may use stop-loss orders or other risk management techniques to limit potential losses if the market moves against their position. Additionally, they may monitor market conditions closely to identify opportunities for profitable trades.

Here's the Analysis of #API3 :

#API3 is been on a pretty good series of Higher High and Higher Lows moving with the trend channel pattern. Price flipped above the Major Resistance area turning it into the major support zone around $3.29 - $3.39. A retest is expected back to the level of major support where buys setup can be taken into account. Short will be risky at this point unless price flips below the major level and shift the market structure bearish.

#BTC made its break of the range and made it retest back to the mentioned area at minor support around $48,500. Price dropped due to #CPI data release, now it made a bounce from the trendline line still maintaining the Bullish Structure. Expected a new high to print as no clear indication for a down-move.

#BTC.D pushed higher with the market upmove, and few alts played well with that. Market started correcting a bit and still Dominance have room to push higher. So, keep the stop tight as both side probability to play well. A strong correction will come from the resistance at 54.5% - 54.6%.

During strong uptrends there are relatively few coins in loss. However this changes rapidly during corrections, as recent buyers panic and spend previously profitable coins in loss. The Profit/Loss Ratio is experiencing rapid acceleration in either direction. This aides in identification of trend inflection points.

Note : As #BTC breaks above the $50,000 mark, so then numbers are more bullish than its shown here.

What Is Marlowe?

Marlowe is a programming language for financial contracts, designed to make it easy for non-programmers to write financial contracts, such as derivatives, loans, and other agreements. It also makes it easier for programmers to formally verify these contracts are correct.

The project was initiated by Input-Output Hong Kong (IOHK), the blockchain research and development company behind Cardano.
Marlowe is part of IOHK's efforts to bring formal methods to smart contract programming, but it differs from previous approaches by being designed specifically for use in financial applications. To achieve this, its designers studied finance theory, particularly the work of Nobel Prize-winning economist, Kenneth Arrow, who pioneered much of the mathematical thinking behind modern finance. This resulted in a set of built-in abstractions based on real-world financial concepts, such as time and money, rather than more generic concepts like lists, functions, and variables found in other programming languages.
Marlowe is based on a theory of financial contracts that have been formalized in the Isabelle theorem prover. This gives it several unique features not found in other contract languages:

-> The ability to reason about the expected value of contracts.

-> The ability to formally verify properties of contracts.

In addition, Marlowe contracts can be executed on the Cardano blockchain. Users can try it live on Playground, which allows users to model and execute contracts without any knowledge of blockchain technology or smart contracts.

Marlowe was designed to be a simple and powerful tool for financial modeling. Its syntax has been kept as simple as possible so that both programmers and non-programmers can use it.

Marlowe can be used for a number of things, but it is particularly suited to the following:

-> Building interactive financial contracts

-> Defining games and protocols for decision-making processes

-> Simulating business processes, such as those involving finance or insurance

-> Modeling financial markets

-> Exploring ideas in game theory

It works in a sandbox environment, allowing all kinds of developers to write smart contracts on Cardano.

Currently, Marlowe will run on Cardano, but it’s not tied to Cardano only. In the future, it can be used to write smart contracts on other blockchains as well.

Here's the Analysis of #LTC :

#LTC is been ranging between the Major Level of Support around $62.1 - $63.3 and Resistance Zone of $75.5 - $77.3. Also, price is hodling above the trendline and moving with it. Well, its a good enough tradable range, so you can got for it. Strong Buys or Sells will come from the Breakout of the zone either side.

#BTC made its way to the upside as mentioned, as there's were no signs of bearishness. Now, Price tapped into a key level and expected a retracement back to some sort of structural support or a strong support area. Meanwhile, hodl on the running trade and wait for new entries.