How to use Trading View Preface: Whether or not Technical Analysis (TA) is effective at predicting markets is up for debate. Many individuals think that there is no meaningful analysis behind TA or Indicators, but I personally disagree. This intro is not meant to be a full debate of the pros and cons of TA; rather, that I think TA is a tool and it should be used accordingly. There is no “right” or “wrong” way to analyze patterns, there are infinite possibilities and it’s impossible to get every bet right. However, TA can show when the market is overextended or underextended, especially when used in combination with FA, to help you make decisions and manage risk. In order to actually take advantage of combining TA and FA, it’s important to have a baseline understanding of how to do TA, and how Trading View functions. With that out of the way, let’s dive in. Note: if this is your first time using Trading View, then go ahead and read from step 1, if you are familiar with the basic functionality of trading view, you can skip to section \_\_\_.

Common questions: ● Why does the price of an asset on Uni/Pancake/Sushi change in USD when there are no buys/sells? ● How does Trading View calculate the USDC price chart, and why is it different from the ETH price chart?

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This entry doesn’t actually contain anything of importance, but is rather an entry just to talk about what this mirror will contain. During the last 2 years of experimenting in defi, I like to think that I’ve accumulated a significant amount of knowledge in the space that has overall helped me to succeed. That’s not to say I haven’t made mistakes, I’ve made plenty, but my goal here is to try and share the lessons and overall ideas that will ideally help people avoid the mistakes I made.