I only use tradingview with free service and coinmarketcap, and I think it's enough for me because I don't trade with many coins. Although sometimes I bought the coins, I just hold it and not selling if the price does not increase in higher price. But I prefer to go directly to the market where the coins were traded, so I watch the buy and sell history, and I can decide to buy the coin or not.
Exactly I just go to tradingview, but when I wanted to really see the price realtime, I just go to my preferred exchanges and see how everything goes. I'm not familiar with other options that the OP has point up, I'm just as any traditional traders you can find, I just stick to what works for me, and doesn't want to complicated things, easy as that. 
Topic: Where we can look at the cryptocharts? (Read 491 times)
I only use tradingview with free service and coinmarketcap, and I think it's enough for me because I don't trade with many coins. Although sometimes I bought the coins, I just hold it and not selling if the price does not increase in higher price. But I prefer to go directly to the market where the coins were traded, so I watch the buy and sell history, and I can decide to buy the coin or not.
I still use coinmarketcap, so far I have not seen other services. but I realize there are some better services.
at least the comparison that you describe helps me to analyze chat better. thanks for sharing.
there are many facilities that provide services about movements.at least the comparison that you describe helps me to analyze chat better. thanks for sharing.
we can use this well if we want to enter the world of commerce, but we must pay close attention to our understanding.
do not let us determine when we enter in trading, all the facilities available are only a means for traders to get data quickly and right.
I using trading view and coinigy, but for coinigy only provide 1 month free account and after that we should pay for premium member. Trading view become the most popular platform for charting because they also offering free account with limited trading tool, also there are alot of different asset like stocks, forex, bond etc. In trading view we can also communicate and share idea with others trader.
I highly suggest https://cryptowat.ch/, they have a ton of coins/exchanges and all most used indicators
I like to use coinmarketcap for coin search. But for trading, there are not so many good services. Maybe I can't find them, do not know. Will see strymex and check their functionality.
Thanks for the tip. It'll definitely come in handy! As a new trader still practicing my TA skills till I get the hang of it, I'm only aware of Tradingview (got it from my friends) the free version only supports 3 indicators per chat along with other limitations. I'll check out Strymex and see what they offer. I also ise Coinmarketcap.com but the chart is not easily understood
I liked that strymex.com service. It is very cool to filter the pumps and see the coins that are growing fast. Thanks for such service. Will use it in the future definitely.
Thanks for the tip. It'll definitely come in handy! As a new trader still practicing my TA skills till I get the hang of it, I'm only aware of Tradingview (got it from my friends) the free version only supports 3 indicators per chat along with other limitations. I'll check out Strymex and see what they offer. I also ise Coinmarketcap.com but the chart is not easily understood
i think this is a good information for me
Tradingview is a nice chart tool I have been using since day one and their data seems to be on point given that they offer various price points from exchanges. Also they have some kind of community there where users have their own followers as they are posting their own analysis, the negative thing about it is it is kind of toxic most of the time. You see if users gains followers they also gain haters in their posts and most of them comment bad things under their post especially when their analysis/prediction fails nevertheless these users who are being hated are still sharing their knowledge with regards to their analysis. Check Tradingview's BTC page to see for yourselves.
I also regularly use this site to see the analysis of the market. Most of the people here are very good at analyzing charts and I often follow celebrities to get more positive reviews in this market. 
I use Bitcoinwisdom (click here) to look at basic price information for BTC and also LTC. The site only has charts for two exchanges for the BTCUSD pair currently (Bitfinex and Bitstamp), but the site updates charts every three seconds or so, and there's plenty of tools and alerts you can set on the site to customize your charts, all for free (you can pay for premium to get rid of ads, but you can always just use adblock). Bitcoinwisdom's also good for viewing Bitcoin difficulty charts (easily the best difficulty estimator and visual representation of difficulty and block generation time etc. imo), and I've used them for as long as I can remember mining Bitcoin.
yeah this is cool, I think candle charts are needed for crypto traders because they need to predict the next crypto price,
I just got to know Strymex.com, usually I only see the candle chart from the crypto market directly.
I just got to know Strymex.com, usually I only see the candle chart from the crypto market directly.
This is good strategy and ideas using different flow chart from different exchange
in my own opinion use chart in the exchange do you in trading for exact and accurate moves buy and sell coins
Or they can monitor at coin market cap as centralized coins flows to avoid difficulty comparison
in my own opinion use chart in the exchange do you in trading for exact and accurate moves buy and sell coins
Or they can monitor at coin market cap as centralized coins flows to avoid difficulty comparison
Tradingview is a nice chart tool I have been using since day one and their data seems to be on point given that they offer various price points from exchanges. Also they have some kind of community there where users have their own followers as they are posting their own analysis, the negative thing about it is it is kind of toxic most of the time. You see if users gains followers they also gain haters in their posts and most of them comment bad things under their post especially when their analysis/prediction fails nevertheless these users who are being hated are still sharing their knowledge with regards to their analysis. Check Tradingview's BTC page to see for yourselves.
I am more comfortable using tradingview as well aside from the complete indicators they have you can also see the price differences on some popular exchanges connected to them like Poliniex, Bitstamp, Bittrex, HitBTC, and Binance to name a few they also have technical analysis on popular users on some popular coins. You can see all of their analysis for free without even registering any kind of account, you just need an account to comment on their work which I don't think everybody needs to do.
to see the chart in detail it is better to use tradingview instead of coinmarketcap. Because coinmarketcap is designed to see every coin that exists and the details of the coin profile. So cmc only shows a simple chart, Tradingview can also be used to study charts because its features are quite complete
This is very good information, mostly I only use coinmarketcap but now I know there's another place as an alternative. I can use it to know coins range at the same time and it will very great if use swing trading method. This time we also need exchange with very up date price coins information and I believe this is good start for me. Thank you for sharing this information and good luck to you.
i can't understand the chart. i learn a lot about this but i can do it
https://coinalyze.net/ worth mentioning also
Interesting that trend detection tool
I still use coinmarketcap, so far I have not seen other services. but I realize there are some better services.
at least the comparison that you describe helps me to analyze chat better. thanks for sharing.
at least the comparison that you describe helps me to analyze chat better. thanks for sharing.
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