Question 1

How do you read a Bitcoin candlestick chart?

Accepted Answer

Each candle represents the price over an interval: open, close, high and low. Green candles indicate a rise (close > open) and red candles a fall. Their shape and position reveal buying or selling pressure.

Question 2

Which timeframe is best for analyzing Bitcoin?

Accepted Answer

It depends on your profile: scalpers use 1–15 minutes, intraday traders 1–4 hours, swing traders the daily, and long-term investors the weekly or monthly. Start with higher timeframes to see the overall trend.

Question 3

Which technical indicators are most used for Bitcoin?

Accepted Answer

The most popular are moving averages (EMA 50, 200), RSI to detect overbought/oversold conditions, MACD for trend changes, and volume to validate moves.

Question 4

Why does the Bitcoin price differ between exchanges?

Accepted Answer

Each exchange has its own order book, liquidity and fees. Differences are usually just cents but can widen during high volatility. We use Coinbase for its high volume and EUR benchmark.

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