Crypto Knowledge Base

Bitcoin, on-chain and perps — all in one place.

30 crypto-focused technical guides: BTC/ETH chart analysis, on-chain metrics, perps and funding rates, strategy backtesting and automation — every one is something you can follow step by step.

TradingView Bitcoin candlestick log scale illustration TATechnical Analysis Reading Bitcoin Candles in TradingView: Timeframes, Log Scale & Halving Cycles Why crypto long-term charts need log scale, how to overlay Bitcoin's halving cycles in TradingView, and how daily and weekly timeframes work together. TradingView crypto RSI divergence illustration TATechnical Analysis Crypto RSI Divergence in Practice: BTC and ETH Cases Crypto is more volatile and RSI flatlines harder; this covers RSI in trends vs ranges, spotting and confirming top/bottom divergence, and why in crypto you must wait for structure to break. TradingView Bitcoin Fibonacci illustration TATechnical Analysis Drawing Bitcoin Fibonacci Retracements & Extensions in TradingView How to pick Fibonacci anchors, the real use of 0.618 and 0.786, how extensions (1.618/2.618) work as targets, and anchor discipline in crypto swings. TradingView crypto volume profile illustration TATechnical Analysis Reading Volume Profile in Crypto: POC, Value Area & Nodes How to read Volume Profile — POC, value area (VA), high/low-volume nodes in crypto — and how to use it for support/resistance and breakout confirmation. TradingView Bitcoin VWAP illustration TATechnical Analysis Bitcoin VWAP & Anchored VWAP for Intraday Trading Why VWAP is the institutional intraday benchmark, how Anchored VWAP anchors from a key event, and using VWAP for direction filtering and second entries in crypto. TradingView Heikin Ashi illustration TATechnical Analysis Filtering Crypto Noise with Heikin Ashi How Heikin Ashi smooths price, its use in crypto trend trades, and its most dangerous trap — why order prices must be confirmed on regular candles. TradingView Bitcoin on-chain indicators illustration ONCHAINOn-Chain Bitcoin On-Chain Indicators: An Intro to MVRV and SOPR What MVRV and SOPR — the two most-used Bitcoin valuation / profit-loss indicators — mean, how to load them in TradingView, and how they show where you are in the cycle. TradingView stablecoin supply illustration ONCHAINOn-Chain Stablecoin Supply and Crypto Market Liquidity Why total stablecoin supply is treated as the market's 'ammo,' how expansion and contraction lead price, and how to track stablecoin market cap in TradingView. TradingView exchange netflow illustration ONCHAINOn-Chain Exchange Netflow and Its Lead on Bitcoin Price What Bitcoin exchange netflow means, why large withdrawals are seen as bullish, and how to use netflow as a leading read on supply and sentiment. TradingView crypto fear and greed index illustration ONCHAINOn-Chain Tracking the Crypto Fear & Greed Index in TradingView What the Fear & Greed Index is built from, why extreme readings are a contrarian reference, and how to use it as a sentiment backdrop rather than a timing signal. TradingView active addresses network heat illustration ONCHAINOn-Chain Active Addresses & Network Heat: The On-Chain 'User' Signal How active addresses, new addresses and transaction counts reflect real network usage, what a price/activity divergence means, and how to avoid being fooled by wash activity. TradingView perpetual funding rate illustration DERIVDerivatives Reading Perpetual Funding Rates: The Crypto Sentiment Gauge How funding anchors perp price to spot, what positive/negative funding says about who's paying, why extreme funding is a contrarian crowding signal, and how to monitor it in TradingView. TradingView Bitcoin futures continuous illustration DERIVDerivatives Bitcoin Futures Continuous Contracts & Roll Gaps What the CME Bitcoin futures 1!, 2! codes mean, where the continuous-contract roll gap comes from, how the back-adjust switch affects charts and backtests, and spot vs futures. TradingView crypto open interest illustration DERIVDerivatives How to Read Crypto Open Interest What open interest measures about leverage in the market, what the four OI/price combinations mean, and why a sharp OI drop often accompanies a liquidation cascade. TradingView crypto liquidation map illustration DERIVDerivatives Using the Crypto Liquidation Map & Levels How liquidation prices cluster into a 'magnet zone,' why price often moves toward dense liquidation areas, and how to use liquidation levels as short-term targets and risk points. TradingView crypto options IV skew illustration DERIVDerivatives Crypto Options Implied Volatility & Skew: An Intro What implied volatility (IV) prices about future moves, what put/call skew says about what the market fears, and how high or low IV shapes your strategy choice. TradingView crypto basis illustration DERIVDerivatives Monitoring the Perp/Futures vs Spot Basis What the basis is, what a positive basis (contango) vs negative basis (backwardation) says about sentiment, and how to monitor the term structure with a spread chart in TradingView. Pine Script Bitcoin strategy illustration STRATEGYStrategy Write a Bitcoin EMA Cross Strategy in Pine Script and Backtest It A copy-paste-runnable Pine Script v6 strategy: EMA-cross entries/exits with position sizing, added to a BTC chart, reading the backtest report, and an anti-overfitting note. TradingView crypto grid strategy illustration STRATEGYStrategy Backtesting a Crypto Grid Trading Strategy in TradingView How grid trading profits from a range, why a trend is grid's worst enemy, how to set the range and grid count, and how to test parameters with a backtest. TradingView webhook crypto bot illustration STRATEGYStrategy Wiring TradingView Signals to a Crypto Trading Bot via Webhook Webhook alert setup, the message placeholder template, a minimal receiver, and the two security lines — signature verification and idempotency/rate limits — before touching real money. TradingView crypto momentum rotation illustration STRATEGYStrategy A Crypto Momentum Rotation Strategy: Backtesting Notes Why momentum rotation persists in crypto, how to rank coins by relative strength, the rebalancing period and survivorship-bias pitfall, and backtest essentials. TradingView crypto DCA illustration STRATEGYStrategy Backtesting a DCA Strategy in TradingView Why dollar-cost averaging smooths cost, fixed-amount DCA vs buy-the-dip, how to backtest DCA and honestly view its limits, and who it suits. TradingView crypto position sizing illustration STRATEGYStrategy Crypto Stops & Position Sizing: Fixed-Fractional and Kelly Why sizing decides survival more than coin selection, how to compute fixed-fractional risk, what the Kelly formula means and 'half-Kelly' in practice, and liquidation distance under leverage. TradingView crypto watchlist data source illustration OPSOps Crypto Watchlists & Choosing an Exchange Data Source in TradingView Why the same coin differs by exchange, how to pick a liquid data source, how to build crypto watchlist groups with linked scanning, and the use of index prices. TradingView crypto price alerts illustration OPSOps Tiered Management & Denoising of Crypto Price Alerts The 24/7 crypto market makes alerts overflow: alert only what you'll act on, denoise with condition combos, name consistently, tier responses, plus crypto-specific alerts. TradingView multi-monitor crypto desk illustration OPSOps Building a Multi-Monitor Crypto Trading Desk: Tear-Off, Link & Lock How the desktop tear-off builds a pro crypto desk: an execution screen, a multi-timeframe analysis screen and a scanning screen, linked by symbol across windows. TradingView crypto data delay illustration OPSOps Crypto Data Delay & Real-Time Quotes (incl. the Top-Right Latency Readout) Why most crypto quotes are free and real-time, where delay comes from, what desktop low-latency streaming really means, and what this site's top-right latency readout represents. TradingView crypto dark theme illustration OPSOps Crypto Chart Colors & Dark Theme for Eye Comfort 24/7 crypto watching strains the eyes more: dark theme, low-saturation candles, background/grid and color-vision settings, and saving a theme template for one-click apply. TradingView crypto account security illustration OPSOps TradingView Account & Crypto Fund Security Setup Two-factor, login-session management, the minimal-permission principle for API keys, and guarding against phishing downloads and fake support — max out account and exchange-fund security. TradingView crypto multi-timeframe illustration TATechnical Analysis Crypto Multi-Timeframe Confluence: Three Timeframes on One Screen Crypto is 24/7 and violent; how to do multi-timeframe analysis — choosing the timeframe ratio, symbol and crosshair linking, the direction-location-timing order, and avoiding conflicting signals.