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Which are the more reliable entry/exit indicator in crypto?

>> No.11266016

Neither: use the indicators that you derive yourself.

>> No.11266137
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>>11266002
The most reliable exit indicator on crypto is the Liquidation Email you receive from bitmex.

For entries, pull up biz catalog, if you find more than 2 "time to go long" threads, you go all in otherwise you miss the opportunity of a lifetime.

>> No.11266147

>not basing his financial decisions on emotional whims and memes

your fucked mate, not GUNNA make it nigger

>> No.11266192

obv roc

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>>11266002

For a more serios input here is the Holy Grail that I use. Works best on 4h and 1 day timeframes.
You only trade the trend, exit when the first candle paints the opposite color.

I removed the indicator's name to encourage you to do your on research and fiddling around on charts until you find your own best setup. MACD and RSI may help to confirm certain things but for entries and exits on a volatiole asset, well, they are way behind the actual changes in price.

>> No.11266202

>>11266002
the BETI blackpill, kek

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>>11266194
forgot picture

>> No.11266208

>>11266002
both are shit and T.A is for tards.

>> No.11266279

>>11266204
Moar pls

>> No.11266288

>>11266208
TA works, brainlet

>> No.11266445

>>11266002
Both, plus some. Use as many indicators as you can to form good entry / exit points.

>> No.11267088

>>11266204
whats the indicator bitch? I need moneys

>> No.11267155

>>11266204
this shit repaints the past chart. there are instances where the candle painted the different color and it didn't tell to exit. if you guys are desperate google "tradingview repaint bug in backtesting" and stay away from "90% winning strategies" and "simple trading strategies" and save your money

>> No.11267212

>>11266002
All you need is horizontal levels and patterns. Maybe use fib retracement, RSI and SRSI here and there but everything else is a meme