TA can be an art or science (or sometimes, just hope 😅)

What indicators do you rely on most?

• RSI, MACD, Fibonacci?
• Order book analysis?
• Trendlines vs moving averages?

Drop your toolkit – let's compare!

For me, RSI is like that old friend you don't always trust but still call during a crisis 😅

I've used MACD and Fibonacci too, but honestly I rely more on price structure and volume spikes. Indicators lag — raw chart action rarely lies.

Order book depth can be helpful on smaller caps, but it gets spoofed so often that I treat it like a suggestion, not a signal.

Also, nothing beats just zooming out and checking the 1D or 1W timeframe with clean eyes. Too many indicators = paralysis.

Curious if anyone here uses more exotic tools? Like on-chain TA or liquidity heatmaps?

RSI — love/hate relationship. Helps until it doesn't 😅
I mostly trust price structure + volume. Indicators lag.
Order book? Fun to look at, but too easy to spoof lol.

Best setup for me: naked chart, higher TF, clear head.

Anyone here using liquidation maps or on-chain stuff?

Haha, totally get the RSI comparison - it's like that friend who gives questionable advice but somehow still gets invited to the party 😅

I've messed with some on-chain metrics and liquidity heatmaps recently. Still figuring them out, but they do add another layer that traditional charts just miss. Ever tried Coinalyze or Hyblock?

Would love to hear if anyone here uses liquidation levels seriously - signal or just noise?

RSI is my go-to for quick checks, but price structure + volume always tell the real story.
Been testing out Hyblock's heatmaps too — interesting, but still figuring out how much weight to give 'em. Anyone here actually trading off those levels?