rsi

🔎 What is RSI?
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is a momentum oscillator developed by J. Welles Wilder Jr. in 1978.
It measures:
Speed of price movement
Strength of momentum
Overbought & oversold conditions
RSI moves between 0 and 100.
⚙️ How RSI Works
RSI compares:
Average Gain (bullish candles)
Average Loss (bearish candles)
📌 Basic Formula:
RSI = 100 − [100 / (1 + RS)]
(RS = Average Gain / Average Loss)
👉 You don’t need to calculate manually — your chart does it automatically.
📈 Standard RSI Settings
Setting
Value
Length
14 (Default)
Overbought Level
70
Oversold Level
30
Default settings were recommended by J. Welles Wilder Jr..
🎯 RSI Levels Explained
🔴 Above 70 → Overbought
Market may be overextended
Possible pullback or correction
🟢 Below 30 → Oversold
Market may be undervalued
Possible bounce
⚖️ 50 Level → Trend Strength
Above 50 = Bullish momentum
Below 50 = Bearish momentum
🛠 Advanced RSI Settings (For Traders)
🔹 Scalping (Lower Timeframes)
RSI Length: 7 or 9
Faster signals
More fake signals
🔹 Swing Trading
RSI Length: 14 (standard)
Balanced signals
🔹 Long-Term Trading
RSI Length: 21
Smoother & stronger confirmation
🚀 RSI Trading Strategies
1️⃣ Overbought & Oversold Strategy
Buy → When RSI goes below 30 and crosses back above
Sell → When RSI goes above 70 and drops below
⚠ Works best in sideways markets.
2️⃣ RSI Divergence (Powerful Strategy)
🔥 Bullish Divergence
Price → Lower low
RSI → Higher low
Possible reversal upward.
❄ Bearish Divergence
Price → Higher high
RSI → Lower high
Possible reversal downward.
3️⃣ RSI 50 Level Strategy
In strong trends:
Buy when RSI pulls back near 40–50 in uptrend
Sell when RSI rises near 50–60 in downtrend
Very effective in trending markets.
4️⃣ RSI + Moving Average Combo
Use RSI with:
Exponential Moving Average (EMA)
Simple Moving Average (SMA)
Example: If price above 200 EMA + RSI above 50 → Strong bullish confirmation.
⚠ Common Mistakes Traders Make
❌ Selling immediately at 70
❌ Buying immediately at 30
❌ Ignoring trend direction
❌ Using RSI alone without confirmation
Remember: RSI can stay overbought in strong bull trends!
💡 Pro Tips
✔ Combine RSI with Support & Resistance
✔ Use higher timeframe for confirmation
✔ Look for confluence (trendline + RSI + volume)
✔ Avoid trading only based on one signal
📊 RSI in Crypto Market
RSI works very well in:
BTC
ETH
Altcoins
But crypto is volatile ⚡
So always use proper risk management.
🧠 When RSI Works Best
✅ Sideways markets
✅ Pullbacks in trends
✅ Reversal zones
❌ Not reliable alone during strong breakout moves
📌 Final Summary
RSI is:
Simple
Powerful
Beginner friendly
Professional level tool
If used correctly with trend + volume + key levels, it becomes very powerful.
⚠️ Disclaimer
This content is for educational purposes only. Cryptocurrency trading involves risk. Always do your own research before investing.
#CryptoEduFaisal #RSI #Binance #CryptoEarnings #BinanceSquare
$BTC

"Price is the King. Indicators are the Advisors."
Welcome to the final chapter of the War Room.
We have built our defense, chosen our weapons, and learned to read the enemy's footprints. Now, we add the final layer to our strategy: Indicators.
Think of Indicators like the speedometer in a car. They don't drive the car (Price does), but they tell you if you are going too fast (Overbought) or running out of fuel (Low Volume).
Today, we master the Big Three: RSI, MACD, and Volume. 👇
📊 1. RSI (Relative Strength Index) – The Speedometer
This measures the speed of the price change. It tells us if the market is "Overheated" or "Freezing."
The Range: 0 to 100.Overbought (> 70):Scenario: The engine is too hot. Buyers are exhausted.Signal: High probability of a pullback or crash. Look for Shorts.Oversold (< 30):Scenario: The price has fallen too fast. Sellers are exhausted.Signal: High probability of a bounce. Look for Longs.
⚠️ Senapati’s Warning: In a strong Bull Run, RSI can stay Overbought (>70) for weeks. Never Short just because RSI is 70. Wait for a Candlestick confirmation (Part 3).
🌊 2. MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence) – The Compass
This indicator shows us the Trend Direction and Momentum. It consists of two lines and a histogram.
The Golden Cross (Bullish): 🟢When the Fast Line (Blue) crosses above the Slow Line (Orange).Signal: The trend has turned UP. Buy Signal.The Death Cross (Bearish): 🔴When the Fast Line (Blue) crosses below the Slow Line (Orange).Signal: The trend has turned DOWN. Sell Signal.The Histogram: The bars show the strength. If the bars are getting smaller, the trend is weakening.
🔊 3. Volume (The Fuel) – The Truth Teller
This is the most honest indicator. It shows how many soldiers are actually fighting.
The Rule of Validation:Price Up + Volume Up: ✅ Real Move. Whales are buying. (Safe to enter).Price Up + Volume Down: ❌ Fake Move (Trap). Whales are not interested. The price will likely fall back down.Breakout without Volume = Fake-out.
⚔️ Strategist’s Decree: Never trust a breakout if the Volume bar is small. It is a trap laid by the enemy.
🧩 The "Confluence" Strategy (Putting It All Together)
A single stick breaks easily; a bundle does not.
Do not trade on one signal. Combine all 4 Phases.
The Perfect Trade Setup:
Phase 1: Market Structure is Bullish (Higher Highs).Phase 4 (Part 2): Price hits a Support Zone.Phase 4 (Part 3): A Hammer Candle forms at Support.Phase 4 (Part 4): RSI is Oversold (<30) and Volume is Rising.
Action: FULL ATTACK (Long). 🚀

👉READ FULL Series HERE
🏁 Series Conclusion: You Are Now a Sovereign Trader
We started with Market Mastery, built a Scam Shield, learned to wield Binance, and finally mastered Technical Analysis.
You no longer need to ask "Will it go up?" because you can read the answer yourself.
The training is over. The war begins now.
Follow Demented Capital. The journey has just begun. ⚔️
#TechnicalAnalysis #RSI #MACD #CryptoTrading #DementedCapital
$BTC
$ETH
$SOL
❓ Question for the Battalion:
Which indicator do you trust the most?
The RSI (Speed) or the MACD (Trend)?
Vote in the comments! 👇

After one of the most brutal starts to a year in crypto history, the market is showing its first real signs of life. As of February 14, 2026, $XRP surged 4.40% in 24 hours to around $1.46, with a rally supported by over $365 million in liquidations forcing bearish traders to close positions. $BTC is trading around $69,522, staging a modest recovery after briefly crashing below $61,000 just days ago.
This isn't a full-blown bull market reversal, but it's the first sustained green we've seen since the October 2025 peak when Bitcoin hit $126,000.
Why the Market Turned Green
The recovery stems from three converging forces: technical oversold conditions, short squeeze dynamics, and bargain hunting.
On February 5, Bitcoin registered a -6.05σ move on the rate-of-change Z-score, placing it among the fastest single-day crashes in crypto history. Multiple indicators reflected elevated stress levels, with #Bitcoin futures #RSI falling below 21, an extreme oversold level that has historically preceded periods of stabilization and relief rallies.
When markets reach these extremes, mean reversion becomes increasingly probable. The Crypto Fear & Greed Index recovered from 7 on the weekend to 14 by late Monday, though these readings remain too low for confident purchases. That extreme fear created the conditions for the current bounce.
#BlackRock revealed that only about 0.2% of the firm's iShares Bitcoin Trust saw redemptions during last week's volatility, despite heavy market swings. The panic was happening on leveraged trading platforms, not through institutional #ETF holders, a crucial distinction that suggests institutional conviction remains intact.
The Deleveraging That Preceded the Green
To understand this recovery, you need to understand what came before it. Bitcoin crashed below $65,000 in early February, with the market witnessing record realized losses of approximately $3.2 billion on February 5, a figure surpassing the FTX collapse.
But here's what matters: this was orderly deleveraging rather than capitulation, with leverage normalized and volatility remaining below prior bear-market levels despite a roughly 20% year-to-date decline.
Three factors drove the sell-off: disappointing tech earnings that cracked the AI narrative, a violent precious metals unwind, and uncertainty around Kevin Warsh's Fed chair nomination. These were macro headwinds, not crypto-specific failures. The infrastructure held.
What Could Happen Next
The million-dollar question: Is this a dead cat bounce or the start of something real?
The Bull Case:
#JPMorgan expects renewed institutional inflows to drive crypto markets higher in 2026, with Bitcoin's estimated production cost falling to $77,000 creating a potential new equilibrium after miner capitulation. Ripple's infrastructure upgrades and the $RLUSD stablecoin surpassing a $1 billion market cap are bolstering institutional confidence.
If XRP decisively clears $1.55 resistance, analysts see the next target at $1.85, followed by $2.00. Many analysts point to April 2026 as a potential breakout month, with historical data suggesting seasonal strength that could push XRP toward a maximum target of $4.06 if a new bull cycle ignites.
The Bear Case:
According to Ray Youssef, CEO of NoOnes, the market has entered a protracted reassessment of risks, and we're unlikely to see a V-shaped reversal before summer 2026. Bitcoin's rebound from last week's plunge has stalled near $70,000, with traders viewing the move as a classic bear-market relief rally rather than the start of a new uptrend.
Market bottoms rarely rely on one signal; when multiple signals align, the probability of durable recovery increases, but historically bear phases often last 9-12 months post-peak.

We're green, but fragile. Bitcoin closed at $68,900 on the CME, and with volatility cooling off, price action may stay range-bound around current levels, though a move toward $71,000-$73,000 looks possible if buyers step back in.
This isn't 2021-style euphoria. It's the grind, the accumulation phase where smart money builds positions while retail sits on the sidelines licking wounds. The staking entry queue exceeding 4 million ETH is a strong signal of returning market confidence, as institutional players prioritize yield over immediate liquidity.
Whether this turns into a sustained rally or another relief bounce before lower lows depends entirely on macro conditions stabilizing and liquidity returning to risk assets. One thing's certain: after months of red, any green feels like a win.

Understanding "RSI" (Simple version)

Ever feel like you missed the boat because a coin's price was soaring, or jumped in too early when it was falling, only to see it drop further? It’s confusing to know if a price move still has 'gas' or is running on empty! ⛽
You know that feeling when a crypto's price keeps soaring, making you wonder if it’s too late to jump in?

Or when it’s been falling, and you're scared to even touch it? That’s where RSI (Relative Strength Index) comes in!

Imagine RSI like a car’s speedometer for price momentum: it measures how fast and intensely a price has been moving, giving us a score usually between 0 and 100.

But, we often make the mistake of just seeing a low RSI and thinking “instant buy!” or a high RSI and thinking “time to sell!” 🙅‍♀️
Therefore, RSI isn’t a direct buy or sell signal, but a market "energy meter."
When RSI dips below 30, it suggests a crypto might be "oversold," meaning it's dropped significantly and could be due for a pause, like a deep clearance sale!

If it climbs above 70, it might be "overbought," hinting the price could be tired after a big run.

The big lesson: RSI helps us feel the market’s pulse and understand if a trend is losing steam or getting overheated, rather than just chasing the price itself.

It’s like checking the ingredients, not just the packaging! ✨

#RSI #TradingTips #CryptoEducation #MarketAnalysis
- Disclaimer: Sharing knowledge and insights as part of learning and growing together. For educational purposes only, not financial advice.

$BTC #RSI indicateur

L'indice de Force Relative (RSI - Relative Strength Index) est un indicateur de momentum utilisé en analyse technique pour mesurer la vitesse et l'ampleur des variations récentes du prix d'un actif. Développé par J. Welles Wilder Jr. en 1978, il est représenté sous la forme d'un oscillateur évoluant sur une échelle de 0 à 100. 

📊 Interprétation des Niveaux Clés

Le RSI est principalement utilisé pour identifier les conditions de marché extrêmes : 

Suracheté (Overbought) : Un RSI supérieur à 70 suggère que l'actif a subi une hausse trop rapide et pourrait faire l'objet d'une correction ou d'un repli.

Survendu (Oversold) : Un RSI inférieur à 30 indique que l'actif a connu une baisse excessive et pourrait être mûr pour un rebond.

Zone Neutre : La zone située entre 30 et 70 est considérée comme neutre. Le franchissement de la ligne médiane (50) peut signaler un changement de dynamique (bullish au-dessus, bearish en dessous). 

🔍 Signaux de Trading Avancés

Au-delà des simples bornes 70/30, les traders surveillent des configurations spécifiques : 

Divergence : Se produit lorsque le prix atteint un nouveau sommet (ou creux) alors que le RSI ne le fait pas. Cela signale souvent un affaiblissement de la tendance actuelle et un potentiel retournement.

Zones de Soutien et Résistance : Le RSI peut lui-même former des lignes de tendance ou des figures chartistes (doubles sommets, etc.) qui ne sont pas toujours visibles sur le graphique des prix.

Configuration Standard : La période par défaut utilisée est généralement de 14 jours (ou 14 bougies), mais elle peut être ajustée selon le style de trading (plus courte pour plus de sensibilité, plus longue pour moins de faux signaux). 

⚙️ Mise en Pratique

La plupart des plateformes, comme le Brokerage de Desjardins ou Interactive Brokers, intègrent le RSI par défaut. Pour l'ajouter sur un outil comme TradingView, il suffit de le sélectionner dans le menu des indicateurs techniques. 

Attention : Le RSI peut rester en zone de surachat ou de survente pendant de longues périodes lors de tendances fortes. Il est donc recommandé de l'utiliser en complément d'autres outils comme les moyennes mobiles ou le MACD pour confirmer les signaux. 

Souhaitez-vous voir une stratégie de trading spécifique combinant le RSI avec un autre indicateur ?