📈 Part 13: Technical Indicators Topic: Reading the RSI and MACD for Better Entries To trade like an expert, you need more than just a gut feeling. You need indicators that measure momentum. The two most popular are the RSI and the MACD. 1. RSI (Relative Strength Index) The RSI is a scale from 0 to 100 that tells you if a coin is "exhausted." Overbought (Above 70): The price has gone up too fast. It might be time to sell or wait. Oversold (Below 30): The price has dropped significantly. This is often a good "buy" signal. 2. MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence) This indicator helps you see the trend direction. It consists of two lines and a histogram (bar chart). Bullish Cross: When the fast line crosses above the slow line. (Time to buy). Bearish Cross: When the fast line crosses below the slow line. (Time to sell). 3. Combining the Two Experts don't just use one. If the RSI shows a coin is Oversold (25) and then the MACD shows a Bullish Cross, you have a high-probability "Buy" signal!
Feb 1st 2026: Today's crypto market shows stabilization after late January volatility, with total capitalization at around $2.95 trillion and Bitcoin dominance at 59.2%. Bitcoin holds steady near $78,940, up from recent lows, while Ethereum trades above $2,800 at $2,795. The Fear and Greed Index sits at 30 (fear), signaling investor caution amid consolidation. Top News Highlights: Altcoins rebound: Polygon (MATIC) leads gains at +4.3%; total altcoin cap exceeds $1.2T.Mixed performers: ZK surges 11.53%, ZRO +3.54%; declines in AXS (-5.52%), Conflux (-5.7%).Broader trends: Bitcoin dipped 5% in some updates to $78,168, with market cap varying to $2.66T; eyes on Fed nominee dynamics and Middle East investments in Trump-linked firms.Geopolitical tensions and year-end tax strategies amplified swings, though stabilization followed by early February. #WhenWillBTCRebound #ZAMAPreTGESale #MarketCorrection