Disclaimer: This is not advice, this is just information that can be consumed and used however you may wish - but it is not advice or guidance.

# Preface: 
See the bottom of the post for my generic methodology - which follows closely the QFL method of trading, however, I have (maybe) added some of my own rules. EDIT: I will post my general methodology/philosophy in a separate post. 

# Body: 
Regarding the recent ADAETH hype, I did some analysis on this potential trade and it is as follows...

# Results:
Opportunity percentage gain: 21.56% gain
24 HR BTC Volume: 674.99 BTC (at time of post)
Status of trade: Waiting for buy orders to execute...we'll see! If not, then I will just cancel and take my ETH back.

# Chart:
![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmStTwrtxXM4uBq8CFgsB5zNecBAxwZTQCBPJVTcFos3Xk/image.png)
Based on my method of creating a base, this is my base at .00054475
Keep in mind, I only set my alert for 7% below the base - which is 0.0005066 - at this time, I set my buy orders. If it goes above this, then I will cancel and take my ETH back and look at another trade.

# Previous data shows me:
16.81% average/median crack
25.29% average/median crack to bounce
6 hours 30 minutes average/median time elapsed between low of crack and high of bounce

This would be a solid coin to QFL

# Buy Orders:
Since there is a 16.81% average/median crack; I decided to create buy orders 12.6%, 14.3% and 15.1% below the base to try to "time" the "average/median crack" of 16.81% below the base as best as possible.
So my buy orders are at:
0.00047607 - 20% of order stack
0.00046691 - 30% of order stack
0.00046233 - 50% of order stack

# Sell Orders:
Since there is a 25.29% average/median crack to bounce; I decided to create my sell orders at 19.36%, 21.94%, and 23.23% above the average/median crack to ensure I get them off.
So my sell orders are at:
0.00055863 - 50% of order stack
0.00057269 - 30% of order stack
0.00057972 - 20% of order stack

Again, my opportunity for potential profit is 21.56% on this trade. 

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My basic methodology I will post in a separate post.