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Basic trade strategies:
• Recognizing
basic patterns and trends is wildly helpful.
• The most basic trade technique is
swing trading using RSI.
• You can use a bot like
Cryptohopper for advanced trading strats (Bittrex mostly).
• Amazingly, the
CNBC Bitcoin Contraindicator returns 95% accuracy for Bitcoin price.
My
standard BTC/USD chart. The indicators used and what they mean:
• HA -
Heikin Ashi
• BB -
Bollinger Bands
• SAR -
Stop And Reversal
• SMMA -
The Williams Alligator Indicator
• RSI -
Relative Strength Index
• MFI -
Money Flow Index
• SRSI -
Stochastic RSI
• MACD -
Moving Average Convergence Divergence
• CHOP -
Choppiness Index
• AO -
Awesome Oscillator
Bitfinex has a good explanation of
common order types you'll see on exchanges.
Cryptowatch has the best overall chart view of every large mcap cryptocurrency if you
need to monitor multiple coins at once for some reason.
BitcoinWisdom is decent too.
We have
coinswitch integrated for exchanging between currencies.
The "Golden Three" in cryptocurrency have shifted from being BTC, LTC, and XRP to BTC,
ETH, and XMR. The reasons for this are because Litecoin stopped being ASIC resistant,
which was its selling point, and Ripple is a shit-tier company (take it from someone
that was on the inside) that is aiding the enemy - fiat. Ethereum is by far the most
robust turing-complete cryptocurrency, and therefore development platform, in the
space. Monero/Zcash are the most robust private currencies to date.
You should never have to bother with any currency outside of the golden three if you
are just going to be day trading or scalping, not just because the rest are irrelevant
technologies, but because trading them artificially inflates their volumes, making
them look more viable as technologies than they really are.
aggr.trade is useful for live tracking movement across lots of exchanges.