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This article will continue to be updated to include some trading technology teaching summaries that are helpful to novices, so that everyone can directly query the problems.

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📖📖📖Trading Classroom 7📖📖📖
1. 认识k线, the starting point of all transactions
2. 量价关系, the fundamental reason for market fluctuations
3. 技术指标, tools to assist trading
4. 趋势识别, identifying the ups and downs of the market
5. 图表形态, how to use different K-line patterns to predict future market ups and downs

Hello, classmates! Many of you may be new to this circle, and when you hear 'airdrop', it might seem mysterious, as if you're deciphering some secret code. It's not that complicated! Think of it as 'experience vouchers' or 'initial shares' that major project teams distribute for free to promote themselves, and we just need to complete some simple tasks to receive this potential wealth.
So, before we embark on this treasure hunt, have you encountered any confusion while preparing these tools, such as Twitter, Discord, Google account, and wallet? Is it that you feel overwhelmed by the number of accounts to manage, or are you always a bit worried about the security of the wallet, or do you simply not understand why these specific tools are necessary?

Hello, classmates, I have always had a question for you: do you really 'understand' grabbing airdrops, or are you just 'joining the fun'? Today, let's dive deep into the topic of 'grabbing airdrops', which attracts countless people while leaving many feeling confused.
In the cryptocurrency world, 'grabbing airdrops' is like a treasure hunt. Some people, with keen intuition and professional skills, find the legendary 'treasure map' and come back loaded; while others bump around like headless flies, not only failing to find treasure but possibly falling into traps set by hunters.

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I've always had a question for everyone: How should we use the MACD technical indicator? Today, let's talk about a very powerful and commonly used indicator in the cryptocurrency technical analysis - MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence). As an old friend who has been in the crypto space for many years, I've found that many newcomers and even some experienced traders do not have a deep understanding of MACD. Don't worry, today I will explain this 'sophisticated' indicator in plain language and with some vivid metaphors!
What specific confusions have you encountered while using MACD or other technical indicators? Is it not knowing how to interpret golden and death crosses? Or not understanding top divergence and bottom divergence? Or are you unclear about the application of MACD at different cycles? Feel free to raise your questions, and we can discuss them together!

EMA (Exponential Moving Average) is a 'sensitive genius' in the family of moving averages; it is very sensitive to recent price changes and can quickly capture market pulses! Here, I will use formulas, characteristics, advantages and disadvantages, vivid metaphors, and practical examples to help you understand EMA in depth.
🟨Formula of EMA

🟩Why is EMA more sensitive to recent prices?

The magic of EMA comes from 'decreasing weights':
EMA is calculated through 'recursion', which means the weight of 'past data' gradually diminishes over time.
Every time EMA is calculated:

SMA (Simple Moving Average) is sometimes simply referred to as MA, it is the most basic and easiest to understand type of moving average. It is like measuring the average price level with a straight ruler, without fancy weight designs—simple and intuitive! Next, I will explain SMA through formulas, characteristics, advantages and disadvantages, and vivid metaphors.

1. Formula of SMA

Key Point: The price weight of SMA for each day is 'equal', and all prices participate in the calculation with the same weight.
2. Characteristics of SMA

3. Advantages and Disadvantages of SMA
Advantages:
Simple and Intuitive: The calculation formula is basic, without complex weights.

This time, let's talk about a classic indicator in technical analysis - Moving Averages. They act like a 'thermometer' of the market, helping us judge trends by smoothing out price fluctuations. Below, I will use vivid language and tables to differentiate between SMA, EMA, SMMA, WMA, and VWMA.
📖 What is a moving average?
Moving averages are smooth curves that reflect price trends by calculating the average price over a period of time. They help us filter out random fluctuations and focus on the larger trend.

📋 A figurative analogy

Suppose you are observing the ripples of a lake:

The reasons behind price fluctuations involve a complete set of market logic and behavioral driving mechanisms. In one sentence, it can be summarized as: supply and demand determine prices, while emotions drive fluctuations.
🧐 Price rises and falls can be observed from two aspects:

In summary: Price fluctuations are caused by the combined actions of retail investors and main players. However, in the actual market, retail investors often do not place buy orders at higher prices; they will only buy at prices lower than the current price. Therefore, under normal circumstances, stock prices tend to continuously decline.
So we often say that when prices rise, it is usually the main players who are driving the increase. Only they will continuously buy stocks at higher prices, but their money is not unlimited. Therefore, before pushing prices up, they will usually test the waters by slightly placing higher buy orders to see if retail investors will sell here. If many retail investors sell at this point, it indicates that there is significant selling pressure. The main players often choose not to spend large sums to buy everything forcefully; instead, they opt to push the price down, allowing those who want to sell to do so at lower prices. This way, the main players can break through the original buying pressure zone at a lower cost.

In this lesson, we will discuss trading systems, which are the 'secret weapon' of every mature trader. What is a trading system? Simply put, it is a set of rules and processes that guide you on how to buy, sell, set stop losses, and manage risks in the market.

🧐 What is a Trading System?
In simple terms, a trading system is a combination of rules that help you answer the following questions:
When to Buy? (Entry Rules)
When to Sell? (Exit Rules)
How to Control Risk? (Risk Management Rules)

How to Manage Capital? (Position Management Rules)