technical-analysis

Crypto support and resistance levels are identified by analyzing historical swing points, psychological prices, moving-average interactions, volume profile nodes, and Fibonacci retracements to map actionable trade zones.

Confirm chart patterns by seeking confluence between the structural pattern and momentum indicators like RSI, MACD, Stochastic RSI, ADX, and OBV to validate the setup and define measured targets.

Multi-timeframe trend analysis evaluates primary, secondary, and short-term trend direction using moving averages like the 20 EMA, 50 SMA, and 200 SMA to assess timeframe alignment and momentum.

Technical analysis determines long, short, or neutral bias by organizing multi-timeframe confluence, momentum assessments, and indicator summaries into a probabilistic setup with specific trend confidence.

Technical analysis includes risk management by providing probabilistic disclaimers and defining specific invalidation rules alongside chart pattern targets to manage trade exposure.

You should not rely solely on chart-based technical analysis when deterministic analysis is required without fundamental context, as it focuses strictly on price and volume behavior rather than underlying asset value.