Fibonacci retracement: How to use them and why
A popular tool that technical traders use to identify strategic levels and potential entry/exit points is the Fibonacci retracement method. Here I’ll explain what it is, how it works and how you can apply it to your technical analysis. The Fibonacci retracement indicator is based on the so-called golden ratio that supports aesthetically pleasing shapes which […]
NFTs — What are they and what’s all the hype about?
If you’re primarily a trader, like me, then you’re probably used to buying and selling bitcoin, alts, stocks, commodities etc. What all those assets have in common is that they’re fungible. This means that any one unit of an asset is interchangeable with any other. One bitcoin is exactly the same as any other bitcoin, and […]
TradingView Guide For Beginners
In crypto — and in all markets — there are few websites that are as widespread as TradingView. If you know anything about TA or trading (and you definitely should if you want to put your funds into crypto), then chances are that you’ve already used TradingView, or at the very least that you’ve seen […]
Staking and Farming: Part Two
Last week I wrote an article about staking — in summary you risk money to support a network or a project and can claim your assets with a 5–20% return when the lock-up period expires. This is a two-part series, and this is Part 2 about Farming, or more specifically yield farming, which can be a higher-risk […]
Staking and Farming
At first glance, the words ‘staking’ and ‘farming’ could mean any number of things and newbies may be more likely to associate them with Dracula and tractors rather than cryptocurrency. But there’s a lot of lingo in any technical field and crypto is no different. It’s therefore important to understand key terms, and although there […]
Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs)
Crypto is a game of diversification — the number of tokens you have, the types of tokens you have, some in stablecoins, some in NFTs etc. But diversification can come at a cost, especially if you have to transact on multiple blockchains or protocols multiple times. Not only do the fees add up, but the […]
Bloodgood's Notes #2
Bloodgang, Welcome to the second issue of Bloodgood’s notes. The idea of this newsletter is to give you an overview of the previous week’s fundamentals and what happened on charts as well as to remind you of this week’s articles, secret TA tips, and trading calls. Basically, it’s about giving you all the key info […]
Lending and Borrowing
For 40,000 years people have used rare objects as a form of currency, bartering to get prized possessions. When the first coins appeared in Mesopotamia 5000 years ago, it rapidly facilitated the exchange of goods, enabled gift-giving and gave states power. Over the millennia money has become synonymous with success and well-being — but without […]
Supply Shock
Supply and demand is talked about a lot, and you can study entire courses on it. But the principle theory is very simple — people will pay more for something in short demand. However, that something has to be useful or desirable. For example: I have a half-eaten sandwich, one of a kind, in very […]
How To Find A Gem In The Dirt: Part 2
This is the second part of my “How To Find a gem” articles. Decided to cut this guide into multiple parts so everyone can take their time and study it in detail. Social Signals After the fundamental analysis, you should analyze the so-called Social signals. This includes everything that can be found on social media, […]
