Technical indicators of a coin
What it shows
A set of technical indicators for the project with ready-made signals: RSI (14), 7d momentum, 30d volatility and the volume-to-market-cap ratio. Each carries a label (e.g. overbought, bullish, high) that summarizes the reading.
How to read it
Look for indicator agreement: RSI below 30 with improving momentum is a stronger signal than either alone, while high volatility means treating single readings more cautiously. The labels summarize the reading, but the relationships between indicators matter. Action: use the signals as decision support, combining them with trend and market context rather than in isolation.
Parameters
- RSI (14)
- Measures the strength and speed of price changes over 14 periods (0–100 scale).
- Positive reading: Below 30 (oversold): historically a zone where selling pressure exhausts.
- Negative reading: Above 70 (overbought): historically elevated correction risk.
- Neutral reading: 30–70: a neutral zone with no extreme signal.
- Momentum 7d
- Percentage price change over 7 days: the direction and strength of the short-term trend.
- Positive reading: Above +5%: a strong uptrend (bullish).
- Negative reading: Below -5%: a strong downtrend (bearish).
- Neutral reading: From -5% to +5%: a consolidation phase with no clear direction.
- Volatility 30d
- Standard deviation of daily returns over 30 days: a measure of price swings.
- Positive reading: Low (below 2%): a stable market with lower risk of sharp moves.
- Negative reading: High (above 5%): an aggressive market with greater risk of sharp swings.
- Neutral reading: Moderate (2–5%): normal market conditions.
- Vol / MCap
- Ratio of daily volume to market cap: trading intensity relative to size.
- Positive reading: 2–10%: a healthy level of trading activity.
- Negative reading: Below 2% low liquidity; above 10% possible speculation.
Example
RSI 27 (oversold), momentum -3% (consolidation) and volatility 6% (high): an oversold zone, but elevated swings call for caution. RSI 75 with momentum +8% is a classic overbought-in-strong-trend picture.