Introducing how to view Bitkub charts.

Introducing how to view Bitkub charts.

This article is intended to appeal to both beginners and pros alike as we will be discussing how to view Bitkub charts. Of course, we do not know how the price of a trade will go. And if you can't see it, there will be a chance to go to the mountain. Sounds scary, right? Here's how to look at Bitkub charts.

But what we need to know first is the indicator that will help to see the graph, the main function of the indicator is to indicate the direction of the possible price. This method is called Technical Analysis, which is different from Fundamental Analysis. In Bitkub's application, there are indicators that users can add themselves. at all

- telephone

Open the app and then go to Market and select a coin. Then press the graph mark. Swipe right on the menu bar a little above the chart and press on Indicator to select the Indicater you want to add.

- computer

When the application is finished, go to the market price, select a coin, and then click on Indicator to select the Indicater that you want to add.

Basic Indicator

- MA or Moving Average

is the moving average As the first step in the analysis, the MA can be used for both short-term and long-term analysis.

how to watch

The view can be seen as 1 line and above Bullish Crossover or bullish signal = short-term MA line is above the long-term MA line in a crossover movement.

Bearish Crossover or bearish signal = The short-term MA line is below the long-term MA line in a crossover movement. But there are also sub-categories that we will not discuss in this article.

- RSI or Relative strength index

It is an indicator that belongs to the Momentum Oscilator type. It is used to look at the price condition that the market is facing. There are two types: overbought and oversold.

how to view

Overbought = RSI is above 70 pips.

Oversold = RSI moves below 30 pips.

- MACD or Moving average convergence divergence

As indicators that compare 2 EMa lines, it can analyze price and price swings. There are three lines used for analysis:

The blue line (MACD LINE) is the line that compares the average distance between the EMA 12 and EMA 26 days.

The red line (Signal Line) is a line used to measure the price trend and view buy or sell signals.

The gray bar (Histogram) is a line that compares the difference between the two previous lines.

how to view

The view is mainly using the blue line (MACD LINE). If this line is below the red line (Signal Line), it means that it is in a downtrend and should sell. But if the blue line (MACD LINE) is higher than the red line (Signal Line), it is in an uptrend, you should buy. And looking at the gray bars (histogram) is that if there is a direction in any direction, it means that the price is stronger in that direction.

- Ichikomu, whose full name is Ichikomu Cloud

In Japanese, it means At first glance, you'll understand. So the highlight is, as the name suggests, it is an indicator that can understand the direction of the price right from the look.

how to view

Can be seen from the dense area that looks like clouds, can be seen as follows

Price is downward = Price is moving below the clouds.

Upward direction price = price is moving above the clouds.

Price is directionless or is changing direction = Price is in the clouds.

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