📚 Yesterday, $HAEDAL traded 40 times its normal volume. $BTC , just 0.8 times. What does that tell you?

🔍 The concept: relative volume compares a candle’s volume with the average of the previous 20.
• 1x = a normal day.
• More than 1.5–2x = there’s more interest than usual.
• Less than 1x = the market is watching, but not acting.

📊 Example using today’s data (Binance, closed candles):
• HAEDAL, daily: 40.3x → up +60% in 6 days. A move with massive participation.
• $PEPE , 4 h: 2.0x → its +16.8% rise comes with volume.
• $BNB, 4 h: 2.1x → hit the 20-candle high ($762.8) on double the volume.
• $BTC and $ETH, daily: 0.8x → below-normal days, with no conviction in either direction.

📌 Quick take:
• Price move + high volume = more participants behind the move.
• Price move + low volume = more likely to reverse.

❌ Common mistake: looking at the volume of a candle that hasn’t closed yet. Midway through the day, it always looks “low”; compare closed candles.

✅ In a nutshell: price tells you where the market is going; volume tells you how many people are going along with it.

Do you check volume before trading? Reply “YES” or “NO” 👇

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⚠️ For informational and educational purposes only; not financial advice. Cryptocurrencies are volatile: do your own research and trade with caution.