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#MA The acronyms MA(7), MA(25), and MA(99) on Binance and other platforms refer to simple moving averages for different time periods. MA(7) analyzes short-term trends, MA(25) analyzes medium-term trends, and MA(99) analyzes long-term trends. They are used to smooth out price fluctuations and help traders identify trends and potential investment opportunities.
What are they and what are they used for?
MA(7) (7-period Moving Average): Used to analyze short-term trends and recent price movements.
MA(25) (25-period Moving Average): Used to analyze medium-term trends.
MA(99) (99-period Moving Average): Used to analyze long-term trends and is often used to confirm signals.
How are they used?
Trend analysis: The direction of the moving average line indicates the overall price trend.
Opportunity identification: Traders can use the crossings between different moving averages or between a moving average and the asset's price to identify potential entry and exit points.
Identification of supports and resistances: Moving averages can also act as support levels (when the price is above) and resistance levels (when the price is below).
What are they and what are they used for?
MA(7) (7-period Moving Average): Used to analyze short-term trends and recent price movements.
MA(25) (25-period Moving Average): Used to analyze medium-term trends.
MA(99) (99-period Moving Average): Used to analyze long-term trends and is often used to confirm signals.
How are they used?
Trend analysis: The direction of the moving average line indicates the overall price trend.
Opportunity identification: Traders can use the crossings between different moving averages or between a moving average and the asset's price to identify potential entry and exit points.
Identification of supports and resistances: Moving averages can also act as support levels (when the price is above) and resistance levels (when the price is below).
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When you start your journey in trading, you think that the key to success and wealth building lies in opening many trades and constant speculation, and that thinking more trading = more profits!! And then you discover that more trading = faster losses!!
Calmness in trading is not weakness and patience is not boredom; on the contrary, patience protects your capital and calmness allows you to see the picture more clearly.
And in most cases, as a trader, the best move you can make in the market... is to do nothing at all.
Observe, be patient, and wait for the right opportunity.
When you start your journey in trading, you think that the key to success and wealth building lies in opening many trades and constant speculation, and that thinking more trading = more profits!! And then you discover that more trading = faster losses!!
Calmness in trading is not weakness and patience is not boredom; on the contrary, patience protects your capital and calmness allows you to see the picture more clearly.
And in most cases, as a trader, the best move you can make in the market... is to do nothing at all.
Observe, be patient, and wait for the right opportunity.
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What is Bitcoin?
Created in 2009, Bitcoin $BTC is the first decentralized cryptocurrency, a type of digital money that is currently used by more than 25 million users worldwide to transfer and safeguard value, to make purchases and payments, and even to save.
How does Bitcoin work?$BTC
Transactions in bitcoins (or BTC) are recorded in a computer accounting system that operates between individuals (P2P), without intermediaries validating the transactions.
The network in which these operations take place is protected by cryptography. Additionally, the ledger is distributed simultaneously to all connected computers. This makes the system extremely difficult to breach, and much more stable and resistant to cyber attacks, counterfeiting, and embezzlement.
For users, however, operating in Bitcoin is as simple as sending an email: there is one address that sends, one that receives, and an amount in bitcoins that goes back and forth. Both the sender and the receiver of bitcoins operate privately and remain anonymous to the rest of the network.
Created in 2009, Bitcoin $BTC is the first decentralized cryptocurrency, a type of digital money that is currently used by more than 25 million users worldwide to transfer and safeguard value, to make purchases and payments, and even to save.
How does Bitcoin work?$BTC
Transactions in bitcoins (or BTC) are recorded in a computer accounting system that operates between individuals (P2P), without intermediaries validating the transactions.
The network in which these operations take place is protected by cryptography. Additionally, the ledger is distributed simultaneously to all connected computers. This makes the system extremely difficult to breach, and much more stable and resistant to cyber attacks, counterfeiting, and embezzlement.
For users, however, operating in Bitcoin is as simple as sending an email: there is one address that sends, one that receives, and an amount in bitcoins that goes back and forth. Both the sender and the receiver of bitcoins operate privately and remain anonymous to the rest of the network.
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