The fast-changing nature of the crypto market can be difficult to understand. However, using certain techniques and indicators you can predict potential fluctuations in the short term.

1. View trading volume and order book

  • Volume Analysis: Increasing volume of a coin may indicate bullish momentum.

  • Order book: Look at the balance of buy and sell orders on the exchange. If there are more buy orders, the price is likely to rise.

2. Price Graphs and Candlestick Patterns

  • Short-term patterns: Look for patterns such as the "bullish engulfing" (signaling a rising price) or the "bearish harami" (signaling a falling price).

  • Moving Average Crossover: If the short-term moving average crosses the long-term average upwards, the price may rise.

  • Check out “which coin is trending” on social media platforms like Twitter and Telegram. Sudden surge in interest can affect the price.

  • News such as listings, partnerships, or regulatory updates also have an immediate impact.

4. Use indicators

  • RSI (Relative Strength Index): If the RSI is less than 30, the coin may be oversold, and may go up. If it is more than 70, it may fall.

  • Bollinger Bands: If the price crosses the upper band, it is likely to fall, and if it passes the lower band, it is likely to rise.

5. Set up bots and alerts

  • Use trading bots or real-time alert tools that provide instant information on sudden changes in a coin’s price.

6. Track the activity of key markets

Activities taking place on larger exchanges such as Binance and Coinbase can influence the prices of smaller coins.


Caution:

  • This prediction is not completely accurate, because the market is highly influenced by emotions and big investors (whales).

  • Only use money that you can afford to lose.

Note: Trading involves high risk, so do your research before making any decision.