Yeah, that was what I wanted to bring up. Are traditional trading signals valid in crypto given the volatility and irrationality ?
For the most part yes - I find especially the basics like trendlines, volume, support/resistance, moving averages (50, 100, 200), RSI are good enough guides for most medium to long-term trades. I don't really day-trade, so seldom use the hourly (or shorter) charts and indicators - I prefer a good entry and only trading intra-day when there's a chance for >15-20% price drop - sell the top, buy back in low. So - mostly on the daily, down to the 4hr / 1hr for major price movements that present opportunities, otherwise almost always long-term (months) trades. Imo the daily chart is the best place to be.
Volatility, I guess two flavors:
1.) Bear market: Like now, things are a bit crazy and unpredictable and often in unchartered terrain where TA doesn't mean much. Prefer the basics and relying on market sentiment, news etc. When markets are stable - more likely to have predicable movement.
2.) Stable projects vs. unstable (new, low market cap): For the most part the bigger projects are great at being viewed through a TA lens especially on longer timeframes (daily, weekly). Smaller projects with higher volatility - often same sentiment as bear market trading.
I haven't traded traditional markets before so can't really compare directly. This is also still very much a learning experience for me

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You've traded in traditional markets before?
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