Track 02 · Intermediate
Track visual identity
Technical Analysis
Candles, patterns & indicators
Track visual identity17Lessons
2hContent
Study plan
How to move through this track
0/6
Base
Concepts and context before trading
Technical Indicators for Crypto: RSI, MACD, Moving Averages and Volume
0/6
Practice
Applied lessons and real scenarios
Trend Analysis in Crypto: Define the Condition Before Calling It a Trend
0/5
System
Rules, risk and repetition
BOS vs CHoCH in Crypto: Define the Chart Rule Before the Label
17 lessons in order
The Curriculum
01Technical Indicators for Crypto: RSI, MACD, Moving Averages and Volume9 min · Use indicators as a repeatable observation system, not prediction machines: what…02Fibonacci Retracements in Crypto: Define the Anchors, Then Test the Level7 min · Fibonacci ratios are arithmetic levels between selected anchors. They can organi…03Crypto Price Action: Define the Observation Before the Interpretation7 min · Candles summarize a selected feed and interval. They can support reproducible ob…04Crypto Chart Patterns: Define the Geometry Before Naming the Pattern7 min · Pattern names summarize selected geometry. Define pivots, tolerances, break cond…05Crypto Support and Resistance: Define the Level Before the Interpretation7 min · Support and resistance are selected price ranges under a stated rule. They can o…06Moving Averages in Crypto: Define the Calculation, Then Test the Rule7 min · SMA and EMA are deterministic transformations of past prices. They can summarize…07Trend Analysis in Crypto: Define the Condition Before Calling It a Trend7 min · A trend is a rule over a selected price series and horizon. Define its inputs, t…08Crypto Volume Analysis: Define the Feed Before You Interpret the Number7 min · Volume is a scoped record of reported activity, not a truth detector. Define ven…09Crypto Breakouts: Define the Level and Failure Rule Before the Trade7 min · A breakout is a defined cross of a defined level in a defined feed. It can be me…10Fair Value Gaps in Crypto: Define the Three-Candle Condition, Then Test It7 min · An FVG is a user-defined three-candle price relationship. It is not proof of ine…11Order Blocks in Crypto: Define a Candle Range, Do Not Infer Its Owner7 min · An order block is a chart-annotation convention for a prior candle or range. It …12Crypto Price Gaps: Define the Instrument and Session Before You Test a Fill7 min · A gap depends on a contract, feed, candle boundary, and session definition. It i…13BOS vs CHoCH in Crypto: Define the Chart Rule Before the Label8 min · Break of structure and change of character are useful annotation conventions onl…14Crypto Volume Profile: A Price-Activity Summary, Not an Entry Signal7 min · Learn how to document a volume-by-price display, its data limits, and the tests …15Crypto Order Books: Displayed Liquidity Is Not a Price Forecast8 min · Learn what a bid/ask book can show, what it omits, and how to document order-boo…16Crypto Order Flow: Classify Observed Trades, Do Not Infer Intent8 min · Learn how order-flow metrics depend on venue data and classification rules, and …17Bitcoin 200-Week Moving Average: Method, Meaning, and Limits7 min · A plain-language guide to the Bitcoin 200-week moving average: how it is calcula…
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