Pick a coin. Every number below is explained in plain language, next to the live reading, so you can see what it means as it happens — not just what to click.
What do I do nowA slow, one-thing-at-a-time way to use this page
Just look at the moving average today. Is price above or below the amber line? Nothing else matters yet.
Once that feels obvious, check RSI. Is the marker sitting in the oversold, neutral, or overbought zone?
Then check MACD. Are the bars above or below the middle line, growing or shrinking?
See if the chart and the news agree. Aligned, diverging, or unclear?
Read the reasoning walkthrough and see if your own read matches it.
Write down what you'd do and why — on paper, no money involved. Check back in a few days and see if you were right.
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Trend — Moving Average—
A moving average smooths out daily noise so you can see the underlying direction. The line on the chart above is the 20-period average close — when price sits above it, buyers have had the upper hand recently; below it, sellers have.
Momentum — RSI—
RSI measures how fast and how far price has moved recently, on a 0–100 scale. It's not a buy/sell signal by itself — it's a speedometer for momentum.
OversoldNeutralOverbought
Trend change — MACD—
MACD compares a fast average to a slow one. When the histogram bars flip from below zero to above (or the reverse), it's often read as early evidence that momentum is shifting — worth noticing, never worth acting on alone.
Market mood — Fear & Greed Index—
A well-known, market-wide gauge (not specific to this coin) built from volatility, momentum, and social data. Extreme fear has historically coincided with washed-out selling; extreme greed with overheated buying — but it describes the market's mood, not where price goes next.
Extreme fearFearNeutralGreedExtreme greed
This period vs the last one—
Two real historical stretches, laid on top of each other and lined up by day-in-period rather than calendar date — so you can see how similarly (or differently) they actually moved. This shows what happened, not what will.
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Signal alignment—
This isn't a prediction — it just shows whether the chart and the news are currently telling the same story, or pulling in different directions.
Chart is leaning
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Recent headlines lean
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How you might reason through this—
An illustration of how someone might weigh today's actual readings together — not a signal, not advice on this specific coin right now.
Recent headlines—
A rough word-based tone check on each headline — not real sentiment-model analysis, just a quick flag for whether the coverage itself sounds positive, negative, or neutral.