#BinanceABCs Here's a suggestion for friends who are just entering the market: don't dive headfirst into a dozen indicators right away, which can actually confuse you. In fact, looking at the market from three dimensions is enough—
**First is the macro perspective**. How strong is the US dollar, what are interest rates like, inflation data—these things directly influence the overall market direction.
**Second is on-chain and capital flow**. Big investor moves, trading volume changes, large transfers—these data points can tell you where the real capital is flowing.
**Third is market sentiment**. Is the hype high, are everyone greedy or panicking—emotions are often the source of short-term fluctuations.
The key point is—you don't need to predict how each candlestick will move; what’s truly worth spending time on is understanding "why the market moves." Once you have this three-layer information framework clear, analyzing the market becomes like having a clear map. The trends of mainstream coins like $BTC and $BNB can all be explained through this.
So, what about you? Which of these three types of information do you pay the most attention to?
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MetaverseVagabond
· 12-19 14:11
To be honest, the easiest trap for beginners is piling up indicators, and there's no mistake in saying that. I used to do the same—adding all kinds of moving averages, MACD, RSI—only to end up more confused. You still have to get back to the basics.
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4am_degen
· 12-19 13:58
That's reasonable, but most people will still greedily focus on the candlestick chart and simply can't stop.
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APY_Chaser
· 12-19 13:47
That's right, having too many indicators can be overwhelming. I'm only using these three frameworks.
#BinanceABCs Here's a suggestion for friends who are just entering the market: don't dive headfirst into a dozen indicators right away, which can actually confuse you. In fact, looking at the market from three dimensions is enough—
**First is the macro perspective**. How strong is the US dollar, what are interest rates like, inflation data—these things directly influence the overall market direction.
**Second is on-chain and capital flow**. Big investor moves, trading volume changes, large transfers—these data points can tell you where the real capital is flowing.
**Third is market sentiment**. Is the hype high, are everyone greedy or panicking—emotions are often the source of short-term fluctuations.
The key point is—you don't need to predict how each candlestick will move; what’s truly worth spending time on is understanding "why the market moves." Once you have this three-layer information framework clear, analyzing the market becomes like having a clear map. The trends of mainstream coins like $BTC and $BNB can all be explained through this.
So, what about you? Which of these three types of information do you pay the most attention to?