Bitcoin’s 200-day moving average: above the line, or actually strengthening?
Learn what Bitcoin’s price-to-200-day-average ratio means, why a crossing can be misleading, and how the slope and daily close change the interpretation.
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Read the indicator. Understand the market context.
From price and momentum to contract costs and backtest risk. Work through concrete examples, then return to the daily dashboard.
Bitcoin RSI above 70: overheating, or a strong trend?
Understand Bitcoin RSI’s 30, 50 and 70 reference levels, why extreme readings can persist, and why divergence is a warning rather than a timed reversal.
Read the guide →Perpetual funding rates: who pays, and why annualized funding is not a return
Read positive and negative perpetual funding, calculate a settlement cost, and distinguish an annualized rate from an achievable investment return.
Read the guide →Open interest is rising: more positions, not necessarily more bulls
Learn the difference between open interest and volume, how opening and closing affect OI, and why rising dollar-denominated OI can be misleading.
Read the guide →Bitcoin realized volatility: 60% does not mean a 60% rally
Read Bitcoin’s 30-day realized volatility, understand annualization and a rough daily scale, and avoid confusing low recent volatility with safety.
Read the guide →CAGR and maximum drawdown: read the path behind the return
Compare CAGR, total return and maximum drawdown using invented equity examples. Understand short-period annualization, costs and why win rate is not enough.
Read the guide →Take the explanation back to the market
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