Charts aren’t crystal balls.

Crypto charts aren’t a magic 8-ball—they won’t tell you where Bitcoin’s headed next week. What they do is tell a story of what’s already happened and what’s happening now. Price action is like a history book written in real-time: support levels show where buyers stepped in, resistance where sellers took control. Volume spikes scream panic or euphoria. I’ve been reading these stories since the Mt. Gox days, and they’ve saved me from more traps than I can count. But here’s the catch—charts aren’t foolproof. A double top might mean a reversal, or it might just be whales messing with you. RSI oversold? Could bounce, or could keep bleeding. They’re tools, not prophecies. Think of it like tracking a storm—you can see the clouds forming, but you don’t know exactly where the lightning will strike. Use them to spot patterns, gauge sentiment, and plan your moves, but always have an exit strategy. Blind faith in technicals is how you end up buying breakouts that fake out. Combine them with fundamentals and gut instinct honed by years of scars. That’s how you turn lines on a screen into cash in your wallet