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How to find the support and resistance levels of a coin
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Spot and contract leverage are inseparable from candlestick charts.
Whether you are a new investor or an experienced one, there are knowledge points that you must master.
The core of determining support and resistance levels:
❚ support level
The level at which prices tend to stop falling, usually a historical low or a dense trading area.
❚ resistance level
The level at which the price is blocked when it rises, often a historical high point or an area of dense trading.
Trend line
A straight line connecting the lows or highs of candlesticks, dynamically indicating support or resistance areas.
❚ Moving Average
Moving averages (such as MA50, MA200) are often used as dynamic support or resistance references.
❚ Key price level
Integer thresholds or historical turning points often form support or resistance due to psychological effects.
❚ Historical price highs and lows
Past highs on the candlestick chart often form resistance levels, while lows often form support levels, as market participants remember these price levels.