Crypto Trader - Actively traded a variety of cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and altcoins, utilizing both fundamental and technical analysis.
Monitored market trends, news, and social media to identify profitable opportunities and make datavdriven investment decisions.
Managed risk through diversification, setting stop loss orders, and using other risk management strategies to protect capital.
Analyzed charts, indicators, and patterns to time buy and sell orders, optimizing entry and exit points for maximum profitability.
Stayed up-to-date with regulatory changes, market shifts, and emerging technologies in the blockchain and crypto space.
Tracked and recorded trades, analyzed portfolio performance, and adjusted strategies to ensure long-term growth and profitability.
If you asked people around campus who Jayden Blue is, most of them would probably say I’m that dude who’s always locked in, handling business, but still cool with everybody. I’m not flashy or loud, but I’m consistent. I stay on my grind, and people respect that.
My “claim to fame,” if I have one, is just being that person who shows up every time. Whether it’s class, a club meeting, group projects, or my part-time job, I don’t half-step. I take pride in moving with intention, staying focused, and keeping myself and the people around me sharp.
At North Carolina A&T, I’m majoring in Accounting and Finance, and between that, working, and being active in orgs like Males in Business and the Aggie Real Estate Society, my schedule stays packed. But somehow, people still see me smiling, dressed clean, and willing to help when they need something. I think that’s what people remember about me most—I’m solid. Dependable. I get stuff done, and I do it without making excuses or needing a pat on the back.
Honestly, I don’t really need a big spotlight moment. I’d rather be known for how I carry myself every day. I don’t talk a lot, but my actions speak for me. And if that leaves an impression on people, then I’m cool with that.
Most Memorable Moment:
Some of my most memorable moments in college so far haven’t even been the big, flashy ones, it’s been the little things that added up over time. Late nights in the library, grabbing Cook Out with my boys after a long day, random deep conversations in the dorms that turn into life talks at 2 a.m. Those moments stick with me because they’re real. That’s where I’ve built some of my closest friendships.
One memory that stands out the most was the first time I went to a general body meeting for Males in Business. I walked in not really knowing anybody, just trying to get involved and learn something. But the way the room felt? It was powerful. Just seeing that many young Black men all dressed up, focused, serious about their futures, it hit different. It made me feel like I was exactly where I was supposed to be.
Another big moment for me was getting through my first full semester balancing classes, work, and organizations. It might not sound like much, but for me, that was a turning point. I proved to myself I could really handle everything on my plate without letting anything fall apart. It wasn’t easy, but it gave me a level of confidence that I needed.
And then there are the fun moments too. Homecoming is always unforgettable. There’s nothing like GHOE. The energy on campus, the unity, the pride… it’s hard to even explain to someone who hasn’t experienced it. It reminds you that being at an HBCU is special, and it makes you proud to be a part of something bigger than just school.
But honestly, the moments that hit the most are the quiet ones. Sitting in a study room late at night grinding through assignments. Getting that email saying I made the Dean’s List. Running into a professor who remembers my name and checks in on how I’m doing. Those are the moments that remind me I’m making progress.
College hasn’t been perfect, but it’s been real. And that’s what makes it memorable.
Experience
I currently work with myself
as Day Trading
I have 2 years of experience working in the
Accounting/Auditing industry.
Day Trading|
ThinkOrSwim
From April 2023 to August 2025 • 2 year(s)
Actively traded a variety of cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and altcoins, utilizing both fundamental and technical analysis.
Monitored market trends, news, and social media to identify profitable opportunities and make datavdriven investment decisions.
Managed risk through diversification, setting stop loss orders, and using other risk management strategies to protect capital.
Analyzed charts, indicators, and patterns to time buy and sell orders, optimizing entry and exit points for maximum profitability.
Stayed up-to-date with regulatory changes, market shifts, and emerging technologies in the blockchain and crypto space.
Tracked and recorded trades, analyzed portfolio performance, and adjusted strategies to ensure long-term growth and profitability.
Day Trading|
ThinkOrSwim
From April 2023 to August 2025 • 2 year(s)
Actively traded a variety of cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and altcoins, utilizing both fundamental and technical analysis.
Monitored market trends, news, and social media to identify profitable opportunities and make datavdriven investment decisions.
Managed risk through diversification, setting stop loss orders, and using other risk management strategies to protect capital.
Analyzed charts, indicators, and patterns to time buy and sell orders, optimizing entry and exit points for maximum profitability.
Stayed up-to-date with regulatory changes, market shifts, and emerging technologies in the blockchain and crypto space.
Tracked and recorded trades, analyzed portfolio performance, and adjusted strategies to ensure long-term growth and profitability.
