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Most traders know the RSI scale, but few understand how to use each level properly.
📊 RSI Key Levels
70 and above → Overbought Zone
Price may be stretched too high.
A reversal or correction is possible.
30 and below → Oversold Zone
Price may be undervalued.
A bounce or recovery is possible.
50 (Midpoint) → Trend Checker
Above 50 = bullish strength
Below 50 = bearish weakness

🛠️ Practical Use
Buy setups: RSI below 30 and rising back above it.
Sell setups: RSI above 70 and falling below it.
Trend confirmation: In a strong uptrend, RSI often stays 40–80 range. In a downtrend, it often stays 20–60 range.
⚠️ Tip
Don’t act just because RSI touches 70 or 30. Wait for confirmation with candlesticks or support/resistance levels.
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💡 Question for Readers:
Do you use RSI only for entry/exit signals, or to confirm the trend as well?
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👉 After this, we will cover: Common Mistakes Traders Make with RSI.

Traders talk about indicators, and RSI is one of them. It’s simple, powerful, and widely used in financial markets like crypto trading.

🔎 What is RSI?
RSI stands for Relative Strength Index. It’s a momentum Oscillator that measures the speed and change of price movements. In short, it tells us whether a coin is overbought (too high, might drop soon) or oversold (too low, might bounce back).
📊 The RSI Scale
RSI is shown on a scale from 0 to 100:
Above 70 → Overbought ⚠️ (possible pullback)
Below 30 → Oversold ⚡ (possible bounce)
Around 50 → Neutral zone (no strong trend)
🛠️ How Do Traders Use It?
Entry signals: Buy when RSI is below 30 and starts rising.
Exit signals: Sell when RSI is above 70 and starts falling.
Confirming trends: If RSI stays above 50 in an uptrend, it shows strength.
⚠️ A Common Mistake
Never rely on RSI alone. Sometimes a coin can stay “overbought” for weeks in a strong uptrend. Always combine RSI with support/resistance or other indicators.
💡 Question!
Do you check RSI before entering a trade, or do you mostly follow price action?
👉 Next post will go deeper into RSI levels (30, 50, 70) and how to read them effectively.
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I liked candles and charts when I first heard about financial markets decades ago. When I decided to enter crypto, I first looked at charts, I only saw random green and red candles moving up and down. It felt like chaos.
I started learning and discovered indicators – these are the tools that help traders make sense of this chaos.
🔎 What Are #Indicators?
Trading indicators are mathematical calculations based on price, volume, or both. They turn raw chart data into signals that can guide us in making decisions like:
When to enter a trade 🟢When to exit a trade 🔴Whether the market is trending or ranging 📈📉
For example, I knew $SOL will be touching ATH soon.

⚡ Why Do They Matter?
Crypto is fast, emotional, and often unpredictable. Indicators provide:
Clarity – They filter noise and show patterns.Confidence – Instead of guessing, you rely on signals.Discipline – They help reduce emotional trading.
🛠️ Types of Indicators
There are many, but here are the main categories:
Momentum Indicators (e.g., #RSI, Stochastic) → measure speed & strength of price moves.
Trend Indicators (e.g., Moving Averages, #MACD) → help identify the direction of the market.
Volatility Indicators (e.g., Bollinger Bands, ATR) → show how much the price is moving.
Volume Indicators (e.g., OBV) → confirm whether moves are backed by strong buying/selling.
🌟 Why This Series?
Over the next 30 days, I’ll be writing on different indicators – starting with the RSI (Relative Strength Index) tomorrow.
This way, We'll learn deeply while sharing insights that can help beginners.
💡 Question for You:
Which indicator do you trust the most in your trading – RSI, MACD, or Bollinger Bands?
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