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SMA is Simple Moving Average.
It's the average of the last n number of closes.
Three things get read from it
- where price sits relative to it,
- which way it is sloping,
- and whether a fast average has crossed a slow one.
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BTC/USDC is the price of one bitcoin in USDC.
A stablecoin designed to hold a value of one US dollar.
In every such quote, the first name is what you are pricing and the second is what you are pricing it in.
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Many blown accounts don't come from a bad setup.
They come from a inexperienced trader having a bad ten minutes.
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A timeframe is how much time one candle covers.
A strategy picks one and stays on it.
In a day, a rule can fire 1-time in 1d and 288-times on 5m.
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There are more comprehensive frameworks to follow in trading than TA, but not every one of them is actually realistic to follow for many
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Technical analysis imposes structure for many traders that would otherwise act on pure impulses
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Risk management and psychology needs to be studied hand in hand. That why many people say trading is a skill.
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A candle packs a stretch of time into four prices.
Where it opened, the highest and lowest it traded, and where it closed.
Everything Caliente computes comes from the close.
When a condition says price, it means the closing price of that candle.
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🇺🇸 US might hold at least 198k-324k bitcoin:native for next 20 years.
The House Financial Services Committee voted 28 to 21 yesterday to send the American Reserve Modernization Act of 2026 (ARMA) to the full House.
The bill doesn't let the government buy Bitcoin on the open market. It only has Treasury and Commerce study budget-neutral ways to acquire more, with no new taxes, borrowing, or deficit spending.
What's next: full House -> Senate -> President.
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Going Long means you profit if price rises, Short if it falls.
When shorting, you sell first something you don't yet own, so somebody has to lend it to you.
That costs you money for as long as the position stays open.
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TA stands for Technical Analysis.
It examines
- price movements,
- trading volume,
- and statistical trends,
using indicators such as
- moving averages
- and the Relative Strength Index (RSI) etc.
to help traders predict where the future price of the market is likely to head and decide when to enter and exit a position.
The premise of TA is that price action already reflects all available information and that historical patterns tend to repeat.
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