2026-01-13 16:44:27

In the cryptocurrency market, which indicator is the most trustworthy? RSI, MACD, moving averages, or volume analysis? Every trader seems to have their own answer. What do you think? In practical trading, are technical indicators more important, or are market sentiment and on-chain data more critical? Share your trading insights.

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SchroedingerAirdrop

· 01-16 02:45

Honestly, technical indicators are just a facade; the key is to watch how on-chain whales move --- MACD and RSI? Forget it, I only look at whale address transfers --- These indicators are all lagging; their reaction speed can't keep up with market sentiment --- Trading volume is the real boss; everything else is fake --- Instead of studying RSI, it's better to just watch Telegram to see what the big V's are saying --- After two months of experience, I realize that market sentiment > all indicators combined --- Moving averages? They've been overused by bots, so they’re meaningless --- On-chain data can reveal the true intentions of the big players --- Haha, my friend made a lot just by purely analyzing candlestick charts, so who really calls the shots? --- I feel that having too many indicators actually causes faster losses; simplification is the key

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MEVictim

· 01-13 17:14

Honestly, all the indicators are fake; the key is to see where the funds are. On-chain data is the real truth, brother, much more reliable than looking at candlestick charts. Technical indicators are just references; a major market negative news can directly break the support. I only watch the movements of big wallet addresses; there's no need to look at anything else. RSI, MACD, these things—newbies using them tend to lose even faster.

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SerRugResistant

· 01-13 17:09

Honestly, those who rely solely on indicators have been cut off before. Now I only watch on-chain data and the movements of large wallet holders. MACD and the like have long been discarded.

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CryingOldWallet

· 01-13 16:56

My experience tells me that indicators are all nonsense; the key is how the main players move. On-chain data is the real deal; technical indicators are just self-comforting. Tsk, here comes the套路 of selling courses again... I only trust trading volume; everything else is noise. Can market sentiment put food on the table? It all depends on where the money flows; don't waste time on those虚的. MACD, RSI—what's the use? It's already too late when you get off the train. Better to watch what the whales on the chain are doing. Technical indicators? Ha, those are for retail traders to operate blindly. Honestly, I’ve used indicators based on intuition... maybe I was just lucky. Trading volume doesn’t lie; it’s much more reliable than a bunch of flashy indicators. People who understand on-chain data are making money; the rest are still studying golden crosses and death crosses.

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WalletInspector

· 01-13 16:44

To be honest, technical indicators are all just a facade; the key is to watch what on-chain whales are doing. When they move, all your indicators are false signals.

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