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Learn about Blockchain technology part 3

Learn about Blockchain technology part 3

 Crypto Trading & Blockchain Analysis (How to Trade & Analyze Crypto)


If you want to make money from crypto, you need trading skills and blockchain analysis tools to make better decisions.


1. Crypto Trading (Buying & Selling for Profit)


A. Types of Trading


1. Spot Trading – Buying and selling actual cryptocurrencies (e.g., buying BTC and holding).



2. Futures Trading – Betting on price movements with leverage (high risk, high reward).



3. Scalping & Day Trading – Making small, quick trades within minutes or hours.



4. Swing Trading – Holding assets for a few days or weeks to catch trends.



5. HODLing (Long-Term Investing) – Buying and holding for months or years.


B. Technical Analysis (Chart Reading for Traders)


Traders use charts and indicators to predict price movements.


Key Tools & Indicators:


Support & Resistance – Key price levels where prices bounce.


Trend Lines – Helps see market direction (uptrend, downtrend).


Moving Averages (MA, EMA) – Show price trends over time.


Relative Strength Index (RSI) – Measures if a coin is overbought or oversold.


MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence) – Shows trend momentum.



 Where to Analyze Charts? TradingView, Binance, KuCoin charts.


C. Risk Management & Trading Psychology


Only invest what you can afford to lose (Never trade with emotions).


Use Stop-Loss Orders to prevent big losses.


Diversify Portfolio – Don’t put all money in one coin.


2. Blockchain Analysis (Tracking Transactions & Market Data)


Blockchain analysis helps traders and investors see where money is moving.


A. On-Chain Analysis Tools (Tracking Transactions & Wallets)


Etherscan & BscScan – Check transactions, wallet addresses, gas fees.


Dune Analytics – Custom dashboards for blockchain data.


Nansen.ai – Tracks smart money (big investors’ wallet movements).


Lookonchain (Twitter) – Shares whale activity & smart money moves.


B. Market Sentiment & Data Tools


CoinMarketCap & CoinGecko – Track prices, volume, and trends.


LunarCrush – Analyzes social media trends for crypto coins.


Glassnode & CryptoQuant – Tracks on-chain metrics like exchange inflows, outflows, and whale movements.


3. How to Start Trading & Analyzing Crypto?


✔ Step 1: Learn basics (YouTube, Binance Academy).

✔ Step 2: Open an exchange account (Binance, KuCoin, Bybit).

✔ Step 3: Practice with a demo account or trade small amounts.

✔ Step 4: Use TradingView to analyze charts & indicators.

✔ Step 5: Use Etherscan & Nansen to track smart money movements.

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