Crypto Trading Guides

How the indicators behind the screener actually work — and how to scan for them across 1000+ Binance pairs. Plain-English guides to technical analysis, then put them to work in the crypto screener.

Golden Cross Explained: How to Trade It in Crypto

What the Golden Cross is, why traders watch the MA50/MA200 crossover, how to confirm it and avoid false signals — and how to scan Binance for it automatically.

How to Read RSI in Crypto (Without Getting Faked Out)

A practical guide to the Relative Strength Index for crypto traders: what RSI measures, the 50 midline, overbought/oversold, divergences, and how to scan Binance for RSI setups.

Bollinger Bands Explained: Breakouts, Squeezes & How to Scan for Them

What Bollinger Bands measure, how to read breakouts and the squeeze, why band width matters, and how to scan Binance for Bollinger setups across timeframes.

MACD Explained: Crossovers, Zero Line & Histogram

How the MACD works, the difference between the signal-line crossover and the zero line, reading the histogram, divergence, and scanning Binance for MACD setups.

Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) Explained for Crypto Traders

What Chaikin Money Flow measures, how it combines price and volume, reading the zero line, confirming breakouts, and scanning Binance for CMF setups.

Relative Volume (RVOL) Explained: Spotting Unusual Activity

What relative volume is, why RVOL beats raw volume, how to use a volume spike to confirm breakouts, and how to scan Binance for unusual volume.

ADX Explained: How to Measure Trend Strength in Crypto

What the ADX measures, why it ignores direction, the 25 threshold for trending vs ranging markets, and how to use ADX as a filter when scanning Binance.

ATR Explained: Volatility, Position Sizing & Stops

What Average True Range measures, how to use ATR for stop-losses and position sizing, ATR trailing stops, and why volatility-based risk beats fixed percentages.

Stochastic Oscillator Explained for Crypto

How the Stochastic Oscillator works, %K and %D, overbought and oversold, crossovers and divergence, and how it differs from RSI when scanning crypto.

Moving Averages Explained: SMA vs EMA and How to Use Them

The difference between SMA and EMA, choosing a period, using moving averages as trend filters, dynamic support/resistance, and crossovers — with crypto examples.