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Crypto technical analysis for 8 major coins

Analysis updated 14:55 UTC

This is technical analysis crypto traders can check. For each coin you get the market structure bias on 1h, 4h and 1d, the last break of structure or change of character, and ATR volatility. Prices come from Binance. The analysis is rule-based and refreshes hourly.

Bias (4h)

Analysis generated from Binance spot candles. How bias is computed

How to read this cryptocurrency technical analysis table

Start with the bias columns. Bias is the direction of the market structure on one timeframe. When the three timeframes agree, the structure is aligned. When they do not, the context column explains the gap.

Read-across tip. A recent CHOCH on the 4h with a bullish 1d is often the start of a pullback, not a new trend. Open the coin page to see the swing points.

What is market structure?
Bullish
Price is making higher highs and higher lows, or the last structure break was up.
Bearish
Price is making lower highs and lower lows, or the last structure break was down.
Neutral
Structure is mixed, or the last break is too old to count. See the methodology.
Trend
Price moves with the bias.
Pullback
A short move against the bias that has not broken structure.
Correction
A deeper move against the bias.
Range
Price is moving sideways between swing points.
BOS
Break of structure. Price closes beyond a swing in the direction of the trend. Guide
CHOCH
Change of character. The first break against the prior trend. Guide

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FAQ

Is this crypto market analysis today or delayed?

The analysis is generated from live Binance candles and cached for up to one hour. Every row shows when it was generated. Price and 24h change come from the Binance public ticker and update more often than the structure read.

What does a neutral bias mean?

Neutral means the structure does not show a clear direction. Swings may be mixed, price may be ranging, or the last break may be too old. It is not a prediction of a move in either direction.

Why is the 1h bearish while the 1d is bullish?

Each timeframe is read on its own candles. A bearish 1h inside a bullish 1d is usually a pullback. The context column labels it. Compare the swing points on the coin page to see where the lower timeframe broke.

Which exchange and pairs does the data use?

Binance spot USDT pairs. Coins that are not listed on Binance spot are not covered. The current list is BTC, ETH, XRP, SOL, BNB, DOGE, TON and TAO.

Rule-based market analysis for education. Not financial advice. Nothing here predicts price.