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#Liquidity101 A trading pair represents two assets that can be exchanged for one another on a trading platform. It determines the exchange rate between cryptocurrencies or fiat currencies.

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#CryptoCharts101 Crypto Charts 101: A Quick Guide Crypto charts help you understand price movements. They're mostly candlestick charts. * Candlesticks: Each candle shows price action over a specific time (e.g., 1 hour, 1 day). * Green Candle: Price went up (close higher than open). * Red Candle: Price went down (close lower than open). * Wicks: Show the highest and lowest prices reached. * Volume Bars: At the bottom, they show how much crypto was traded. High volume means strong interest. Key Concepts * Support: A price level where buying usually stops a price drop (like a "price floor"). * Resistance: A price level where selling usually stops a price rise (like a "price ceiling"). * If price breaks above resistance, it can go higher. * If price breaks below support, it can go lower. Chart Patterns & Indicators (Quick Look) * Common Patterns: Shapes like Head and Shoulders or Triangles can suggest where the price might go next. * Indicators: Tools that calculate data from price and volume to give clues: * Moving Averages (MA): Show trends. * RSI (Relative Strength Index): Shows if an asset is "overbought" (might drop) or "oversold" (might bounce). * MACD: Helps spot trend changes. Reading charts helps you make smarter trading choices. Practice makes perfect!

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