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Understanding candlestick charts is the foundation of technical analysis. Here's what every trader needs to know.
Each candle shows the open, close, high, and low price for a time period. Green candles = price went up. Red candles = price went down. The wick shows the full range traded.
These indicators appear on every professional charting platform. Our advisors teach you how to read and combine them effectively.
Measures if a coin is overbought (above 70) or oversold (below 30). One of the most widely used momentum indicators for identifying potential reversal points.
Best for: Entry/exit timingShows momentum changes by comparing two moving averages. Crossovers signal potential buy or sell opportunities. Used by both retail and institutional traders.
Best for: Trend directionSmooths price data to identify trends. The 50-day and 200-day MAs are key levels. When the 50-day crosses above the 200-day it's called a "Golden Cross" — a bullish signal.
Best for: Trend confirmationThree lines showing price volatility — upper band, middle MA, lower band. When bands squeeze together, a big move is coming. Price touching upper band = overbought signal.
Best for: Volatility analysisThe most important indicator — volume confirms price moves. A price rise on high volume is much more significant than one on low volume. Always check volume before entering a trade.
Best for: Confirming breakoutsA faster, more sensitive version of RSI. Ranges from 0–100. Values below 20 suggest oversold conditions, above 80 suggest overbought. Better for short-term signals.
Best for: Short-term signalsSentiment tells you how the market feels — it often drives price more than fundamentals in the short term.
Market is showing greed. Historically, extreme greed often precedes corrections. Approach with caution.
Technical analysis tells you when to buy. Fundamental analysis tells you what to buy. Both are essential.
Understand what problem the project solves, how the blockchain works, and whether the technology is genuinely innovative or just a copy of something else. Read the whitepaper.
Who built this? Are the founders doxxed (publicly identified) or anonymous? Do they have relevant experience? What institutional investors or VCs are backing the project?
How many tokens exist? What is the total supply cap? How are tokens distributed — is a large % held by insiders who could dump? Is the emission schedule sustainable?
How many real users does the network have? Are major companies building on it? What is the daily active address count? Is adoption growing or stagnant?
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