The screenshot shows an analysis of the flow of funds for the pair #BETA /#USDT。 on the exchange #binance over the last 24 hours.
Basic indicators:
Percentage distribution of funds flow:
Large orders: +26.52% (buy) and +15.82% (sell)
Average orders: +15.93% (buy) and +25.07% (sell)
Small orders: +6.52% (buy) and +10.13% (sell)
Trading volumes:
Large orders: 2.12 million BETA (buy) and 3.29 million BETA (sell)
Average orders: 5.17 million BETA (buy) and 5.14 million BETA (sell)
Small orders: 8.14 million BETA (buy) and 8.61 million BETA (sell)
Total: 15.43 million BETA (buy) and 17.04 million BETA (sell)
Receipt of funds:
Large orders: -1.17 million
Average orders: +37,308.00
Small orders: -470,514.00
Total: -1.61 million
Large receipts in the last 5 days: -3,418,686.00
Key points and conclusions:
Large sales volumes: Significant excess of sales volumes (17.04 million BETA) over purchase volumes (15.43 million BETA), indicating selling pressure in the market.
Negative Fund Flow: The total flow of funds over the last 5 days is -3.42 million, which also confirms negative pressure on the price.
Percentage Distribution: Indicates a relatively even distribution between large, medium and small orders, with a slight bias towards sells.
Probability of continuation of the downward trend: Given the negative flow of funds and the excess of sales over purchases, a further decline in the price is likely.
Forecast:
Based on the data presented, it can be assumed that the price $BETA may continue to decline. Investors should be cautious and may consider selling assets or holding positions until the market stabilizes.
This chart is an analysis of the price activity of the BETA/USDT coin on the Binance exchange. The chart shows indicators such as moving averages (EMA), relative strength (RSI) and moving average of convergence/divergence (MACD).
Key features of the chart:
EMA (moving averages):
EMA (7), EMA (25), EMA (99) - the chart shows that the short-term EMA (7) is below the longer EMA (25) and EMA (99), which may signal a downward trend.
RSI (Relative Strength Index):
The RSI is near the 40 level, indicating weak buying power, but has not yet reached the oversold level (30), which could offer possible buying points.
MACD (Moving Average Convergence/Divergence):
The MACD is showing a slight negative trend (below zero) and there is currently no significant movement, indicating stabilization after the recent decline.
Conclusions and assumptions:
Trend: The BETA/USDT price continues to move in a downward trend, as can be seen from the location of the moving averages and the RSI and MACD values.
Trading Strategies: You may want to wait for the downtrend to deepen further before considering buying. It is ideal to wait until the RSI reaches the oversold zone, or until the EMA (7) crosses the EMA (25) and EMA (99) upward, which could signal a trend reversal.
Risk: You should be cautious and consider the possibility of further price declines, especially if there are no clear signs of improvement in the market situation.
Please remember that investing in cryptocurrencies involves high risks, including the possibility of losing your investment completely.
This screenshot shows the order book for the BETA/USDT pair on the Binance exchange. The graph shows the distribution of buy orders (demand, green line) and sell orders (supply, red line).
Basic moments:
1. Supply and demand schedule:
- The green line (demand) shows the number of buy orders at various price levels, decreasing as the price increases.
- The red line (supply) shows the number of sell orders, which increases as the price rises.
2. Order book:
- Specific price levels and order volumes are shown below the supply and demand curve, helping traders assess possible support and resistance levels.
3. Liquidity analysis:
- Volumes are currently relatively high in the immediate range to the current price, indicating good liquidity and the ability to execute orders without significantly impacting the price.
Conclusions and trading ideas:
- Support and resistance: It is possible to identify levels where a large number of buy or sell orders are concentrated, which can serve as support or resistance levels.
- Trading strategies: Possible strategies include buying at support levels, where there are many buy orders, or selling at resistance levels, where there are many sell orders. Operations should be planned taking into account the potential price impact of these orders.
- Risk: It is important to consider possible changes in the order book, which can quickly change support and resistance levels.
This information helps traders better understand market conditions and make more informed trading decisions.
