Curve DAO Token (CRV)

Added some more notes to the $CRV chart for reference. We got a nice daily SFP on our move below our swing that marked the bottom of our TR (trading range). You'll also note that the spring occurred on relatively low volume. This is key because it indicates that there is no more "excess supply" left on this asset. A break of a major swing low like this would typically coincide with a spike in volume from panic sellers who are selling the "break" or capitulating (like we saw during the 2024 break where we saw record volume from liquidations and forced sellers). The lack thereof validates that excess supply has already been removed at this point AKA weak hands have been completely rinsed and so we are now finally ready for the markup/expansion phase. While there are significant implications in all of this, one of the biggest is that the 7x rally from .18 to $1.30+ in 2024 wasn't actually the start of the expansion phase but rather just part of the accumulation/basing process, and the "excess supply" that exi

You can find this 100 year old schematic all over the internet, telling you that this type of PA is normal, natural, and has been recorded to occur for literally decades prior to the biggest expansion phases on record-and many of you are still panic selling into the absolute pico bottom. If you never did any DD on @CurveFinance and/or never had any conviction in it in the first place- that's a different story. But if you did your DD, understood the mechanics behind it, understood the investment thesis and ARE STILL selling into these lows out of fear, you are going against the literal playbook and what it's telling you to be doing here. $CRV

Decided to use whatever I earn this month to buy the dip on my alt-coin bags My main alts I'm holding are: $CRV, $HBAR & $XRP Yup, those dino coins, which will stage a comeback when we kick in to the bull market ✓ What coins are you DCA-ing?

@TraderWhitey Is crv a good one?

$CRV has cleared its macro lows at .18. I’ve taken a hit on my levered longs and while I didn’t think we would revisit these lows it’s nothing I haven’t seen before. In 2019 I picked up $10,000 of $XRP at .18, a time when nearly everyone was proclaiming it dead. In August of ‘25 it hit new all time highs at $3.60+. This .18 level was the last major level of historical relevance on the CRV chart and since it has now be taken it’s very possible our low will be put in soon, but until we get a new technical trade setup the best approach here is to simply buy spot and chill. Because my conviction on $CRV is as strong as my conviction on $XRP was when it was at .18, I felt it was only right to replicate that legendary buy with a $10,000 purchase of $CRV at the same price of .18 today as well. I do think the outcome (new highs) will be the same (except ideally it won’t take nearly as long) but then again if I didn’t believe it would be I wouldn’t be buying at these levels (and if you lack the conviction, o

Update: $CRV, 3D So, as I mentioned earlier today, the scenario with the liquidity sweep below the 0.18 EQL has now played out, and at this point I’d like to see either the beginning of a reversal or at least a consolidation phase followed by a final reversal structure. We can also see that bearish divergences have already formed on RSI, while L2KDJ has cooled off and returned back into oversold territory. In addition, I’d like to point out that the overall structure of the chart resembles a descending wedge, within which price has been trading throughout the mid-term structure and is now testing its lower boundary. Usually, such formations break upward at least toward the height of their base, which roughly aligns with the yearly PP around $0.56 — a key reversal level. Let me remind you that my main mid-term target remains unchanged at $2–$2.5. Like many others, I expected these targets to be reached much earlier, but the market chose a different structure and moved against expectations, which resulted i

Yes but context and where you made the buy to begin with is more relevant than just a % figure. Buying a token at $10 and being down 80% when it hits $2 is very different than buying that same token at 20 cents and it hitting 4 cents because if its not going to zero then you have a very high likelihood of recovering much faster (and even profiting much more) in the second scenario than the first. Despite the % drawdowns being technically the same those are two very different positions to be in. For example the last time CRV hit .18-.23 we pumped 7x in a month or two iirc- a scenario that would put you in profit very quickly in your position.