Introduction to Technical Analysis

Crypto traders have several tools to evaluate the cryptocurrency market. One of them is a method known as Technical Analysis. Using this process, traders can get an improved understanding of the market sentiment and isolate significant trends in the market. This data can be used to make more educated predictions and wiser trades.

Tech analysis considers the history of a coin with price charts and trading volumes, no matter what the coin or project does. As opposed to technical analysis, fundamental analysis is more focused on establishing if a coin is over or undervalued.

To get a better idea of technical analysis, it is crucial to understand the fundamental ideas of Dow Theory that tech analysis is based on:

1. The market considers everything in its pricing. All existing, prior, and upcoming details have already been integrated into current asset prices. With regards to Bitcoin and crypto, this would be comprised of multiple variables like current, past, and future demand, and any regulations that impact the crypto market. The existing price is a response to all the current details, which includes the expectations and knowledge of each coin traded in the market. Technicians interpret what the price is suggesting about market sentiment to make calculated wise predictions about future pricing.
2. Prices movement aren’t random. Rather, they often follow trends, which may either be long or short-term. After a trend is formed by a coin, it’s probably going to follow that trend to oppose it. Technicians try to isolate and profit from trends using technical analysis.
3. ‘What’ is more important than ‘Why’. Technicians are more focused on the price of a coin than each variable that produces a movement in its price. Although multiple aspects could have influenced the price of a coin to move in a specific direction, Technicians assertively review supply and demand.
4. History tends to get repeated. It is possible to predict market psychology. Traders sometimes react the same way when presented with similar stimuli.

Stay tuned for an in-depth explanation of the various nitty-gritties of this type of analysis.