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How to Read Cryptocurrency Price Charts (Beginner Guide)

Introduction
Crypto prices go up and down fast, and charts help you understand these moves. Here’s how to read them in 2025.

1. Candlesticks
Green = price went up.
Red = price went down.
Each candlestick shows price changes in a time frame.

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2. Timeframes
Charts can show 1 minute, 1 day, or 1 week. Traders choose based on their style.

3. Support and Resistance

  • Support: Price level where coins usually stop falling.
  • Resistance: Price level where coins usually stop rising.

4. Volume
Shows how much crypto is being traded. More volume = stronger trend.

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5. Trends

  • Bullish: Prices generally going up.
  • Bearish: Prices generally going down.
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Conclusion
Price charts aren’t magic, but they help you make smarter buying and selling decisions.

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