🧠 "RSI at 30 = you should buy." It's one of the most repeated myths in crypto. Let's see what it really means.

šŸ“˜ What it is: the RSI (relative strength index) measures from 0 to 100 how strong the rises were compared with the falls over the last 14 candles.
• Above 70 → overbought: it rose quickly.
• Below 30 → oversold: it fell quickly.
• Between 40 and 60 → neutral zone.

šŸ“Š Today's daily RSI (Binance):
• $SOL : 30.4 → on the verge of oversold territory
• $XRP : 31.6
• DOGE: 34.5
• BTC: 38.0
• $PEPE : 55.8 → neutral, the only meme coin in the green today (+1.8%)

āŒ Common mistake: treating oversold conditions as a signal of a rebound. Real example: on Saturday, XRP had a daily RSI of 32, and today it still hasn't rebounded, trading below its previous low ($1.1645). In strong downtrends, the RSI can stay low for days.

šŸ’” Use it better like this: combine it with support levels, the trend (EMAs), and volume—not on its own.

šŸ“ In one line: the RSI tells you how quickly the price moved, not where it's headed.

Do you use the RSI in your analyses? YES / NO šŸ‘‡

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āš ļø For informational and educational purposes only; this is not financial advice. Cryptocurrencies are volatile: do your research and trade with caution.