I recently studied the VWAP indicator system and found that combining channel-type indicators yields more obvious results. The Donchian Channel, Bollinger Bands, Keltner Channel, along with the Venus indicator, when used together, can more clearly identify price breakouts and support levels.
In yesterday's trading live session, I practiced some classic patterns, reviewing them against actual candlestick charts. Participants should have gained quite a few insights. The key is to practice more, so you can pay less tuition in real trading.
This time, I mainly shared opportunities in three coins: SD, AXL, and ARB. The BEAT coin is also worth paying attention to; although it has high volatility, it offers considerable space. I explained the details in the live session.
By the way, for coins like ZEC, the market trend is fast-moving but also prone to rapid pullbacks. It's hard to grasp sustainability, and balancing risk and reward is tricky. I personally suggest beginners observe first.
From the weekly chart, the weekend market is likely to be in a consolidation phase with no strong directional trend. I recommend everyone take some time to rest properly; the market operates 24/7, so there's no need to watch the screen constantly. Good night.
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OnchainArchaeologist
· 6h ago
No matter how many indicators are stacked, they can't withstand a "stop-loss." The key still depends on the person's operation.
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BankruptWorker
· 6h ago
Four indicators stacking up, is it really that powerful... But BEAT is definitely catching my attention this time.
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0xTherapist
· 6h ago
VWAP channel is indeed useful, but truly making money depends on execution. Most people fail due to their mindset.
Coins like ZEC are just tormenting; it's easy to miss opportunities and get trapped. Sometimes watching and waiting is more profitable than acting.
No matter how detailed the live explanation is, it’s useless if you can't stay calm and make rational judgments in real trading. There are no shortcuts.
BEAT has high volatility and large price swings, but beginners should avoid it. Practicing with small-cap coins is more practical.
Weekend consolidation and fluctuation mean it's time to rest. Staring at the screen every day can really break your mindset, honestly.
Indicators are just tools; ultimately, you must trust your own market feel. Systematic learning is useless; practicing systematically is key.
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CryptoGoldmine
· 6h ago
Channel indicator set indeed can reduce losses from false breakouts, but the key still depends on the position of the hash power network throughout the cycle. My data shows that when the difficulty adjustment cycle coincides with technical resonance, ROI can increase by over 20%. ZEC and similar coins are highly volatile, but from a mining pool perspective, the hash rate returns are actually quite good. It might be worth extending the investment return cycle to strategize.
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ShibaOnTheRun
· 6h ago
VWAP combined with channels is indeed powerful, but truly making money still depends on mindset. Too many people learn the techniques but end up losing even faster...
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TokenSherpa
· 6h ago
vwap + channel stack is actually solid, ngl. but here's the thing—most ppl cherry-pick indicators without understanding the governance mechanics underneath. historically speaking, if you examine the data across multiple voting cycles, these technical frameworks only work when aligned with proper risk management protocols. just saying
I recently studied the VWAP indicator system and found that combining channel-type indicators yields more obvious results. The Donchian Channel, Bollinger Bands, Keltner Channel, along with the Venus indicator, when used together, can more clearly identify price breakouts and support levels.
In yesterday's trading live session, I practiced some classic patterns, reviewing them against actual candlestick charts. Participants should have gained quite a few insights. The key is to practice more, so you can pay less tuition in real trading.
This time, I mainly shared opportunities in three coins: SD, AXL, and ARB. The BEAT coin is also worth paying attention to; although it has high volatility, it offers considerable space. I explained the details in the live session.
By the way, for coins like ZEC, the market trend is fast-moving but also prone to rapid pullbacks. It's hard to grasp sustainability, and balancing risk and reward is tricky. I personally suggest beginners observe first.
From the weekly chart, the weekend market is likely to be in a consolidation phase with no strong directional trend. I recommend everyone take some time to rest properly; the market operates 24/7, so there's no need to watch the screen constantly. Good night.