Technical Analysis Today
The daily technical analysis of cryptocurrencies and of stocks, ETFs and commodities such as gold: each asset’s outlook, RSI and nearest support and resistance, in two tables. Below are today’s snapshot, a step-by-step method and short notes on the indicators.
The daily outlook, RSI, support and resistance of Bitcoin, Ethereum and every listed coin.
The daily outlook, RSI, support and resistance of US stocks, ETFs and commodities such as gold and oil.
Max pain, put/call ratio, open interest by strike and the expiry calendar for Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, XRP, Dogecoin and BNB. The call and put walls add to the support and resistance read.
Most viewed technical analysis
Today’s technical picture: large coins, index funds and silver
Daily chart, last closed candle. The most viewed are above; every asset is in the crypto and the stock and commodity tables.
| Asset | Daily outlook | RSI(14) | Nearest support | Nearest resistance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cardano (ADA) | Strong bearish | 32.74 | $0.1894 | $0.2011 |
| Chainlink (LINK) | Strong bullish | 46.9 | $11.22 | $11.96 |
| Avalanche (AVAX) | Neutral | 36.15 | $8.38 | $8.71 |
| Litecoin (LTC) | Neutral | 39.53 | $55.03 | $57.17 |
| TRON (TRX) | Strong bearish | 32.06 | $0.3022 | $0.3292 |
| Silver (XAG) | Strong bearish | 21.55 | $48.99 | $50.13 |
| SPY | Strong bearish | 38.56 | $750.83 | $760.08 |
| Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ) | Strong bearish | 34.1 | $690.09 | $696.76 |
| Apple (AAPL) | Strong bullish | 52.88 | $344.31 | $347.08 |
How to read the summary table
- The overall outlook is the combined daily reading of seven indicator groups (moving averages, oscillators, trend, support-resistance, volume, Ichimoku, Fibonacci). The 4H and 1W marks next to it are the same reading on the 4-hour and weekly charts.
- An RSI(14) above 70 puts the price in short-term overbought territory, below 30 in oversold territory. The MA arrow shows the price against its moving averages, the MACD arrow the side of zero the histogram is on.
- Support is the nearest level below the price, resistance the nearest above it. The percentage next to a level is its distance from the price; the number is its strength from 42 indicators (0-100; 60 and above is strong).
- The “Near strong support” and “Near strong resistance” orders sort every asset by how close the price is to a strong level (strength 60 or more) on the daily chart: the closest, strongest level first. The RSI orders sort every asset by its daily RSI. If a level breaks, the next one is the one to watch.
What is technical analysis?
Technical analysis reads an asset’s likely direction and its important price zones from past price and volume. It does not look at a balance sheet, a project team or token economics; it looks at the chart itself: where did the price find buyers, where did it meet selling, is it above or below its averages, is momentum building or fading?
The tables on this page answer those questions for every asset with one method. The overall outlook combines seven indicator groups (moving averages, oscillators, trend, support and resistance, volume profile, Ichimoku and Fibonacci); support and resistance levels come from the prices where 42 indicators meet, and each carries a 0-100 strength score. Technical analysis is a map of probabilities, not a certainty and not investment advice.
How to do technical analysis, step by step
- Pick the timeframe: the daily chart shows the medium-term direction, the 4-hour chart the short-term move and the weekly chart the main trend.
- Find the trend: above the 50- and 200-day averages the bullish side has the edge, below them the bearish side; a price squeezed between the averages usually means a range.
- Mark support and resistance: the nearest strong level below the price is support, the one above is resistance. Levels with a strength of 60 or more are more likely to get a reaction.
- Check momentum: if the price makes a higher high while RSI makes a lower one (a divergence), the rally may be losing strength; the direction of the MACD histogram answers the same question.
- Write a two-sided scenario: a plan such as “a daily close below support weakens the picture, a close above resistance strengthens it” holds up better than a single target price.
Technical analysis indicators
- Support and resistance
- Zones where the price stopped or turned before. Broken support often becomes the next resistance.
- RSI
- A momentum gauge between 0 and 100; above 70 counts as overbought, below 30 as oversold.
- MACD
- The gap between two exponential averages; a histogram crossing above zero shows rising bullish momentum.
- Moving averages
- The 50-day average crossing above the 200-day is the “golden cross”, crossing below it the “death cross”.
- Pivot points
- Reference levels from the previous candle’s high, low and close (PP, R1-R3, S1-S3).
- Fibonacci retracement
- Prices at 38.2%, 50% and 61.8% of the last swing, where pullbacks often pause.
Technical analysis on crypto, stocks and gold
Crypto trades around the clock every day of the week, so the daily candle closes at midnight UTC and weekends make prices too. Most stock volume trades in the exchange session; prices outside it form in a thinner market and the open can gap. Gold trades almost without a break on weekdays and reacts quickly to rate and dollar expectations.
This is why the crypto and the stock and commodity tables are kept apart; each asset’s page is computed from its own market’s candles, and an opening gap in a stock can act as a level too.
Technical analysis by coin
The top 24 coins by market cap; every coin is in the crypto technical analysis table.
- Bitcoin (BTC) technical analysis
- Ethereum (ETH) technical analysis
- BNB technical analysis
- XRP technical analysis
- Solana (SOL) technical analysis
- TRON (TRX) technical analysis
- Zcash (ZEC) technical analysis
- Hyperliquid (HYPE) technical analysis
- Dogecoin (DOGE) technical analysis
- Chainlink (LINK) technical analysis
- Cardano (ADA) technical analysis
- Stellar (XLM) technical analysis
- NEAR Protocol (NEAR) technical analysis
- Bitcoin Cash (BCH) technical analysis
- Uniswap (UNI) technical analysis
- Litecoin (LTC) technical analysis
- Canton (CC) technical analysis
- Avalanche (AVAX) technical analysis
- Sui (SUI) technical analysis
- Hedera (HBAR) technical analysis
- Tether Gold (XAUT) technical analysis
- Quant (QNT) technical analysis
- Bittensor (TAO) technical analysis
- Shiba Inu (SHIB) technical analysis
Indicators and concepts
Technical analysis: FAQ
How reliable is technical analysis?
It shows where the price may react, but a surprise headline or a regulatory decision can void any level. It works best for risk management and read together with fundamental analysis.
Which timeframe should I use?
Match it to how long you hold: the daily chart for trades of a few days, the 4-hour and 1-hour charts for intraday trades, the weekly chart for positions held for months. The tables on this page use the daily chart; on each asset’s page the interval bar switches to the others.
What do RSI 70 and 30 mean?
Above 70 the price has risen a lot in a short time and is considered overbought; below 30 it is oversold. Neither is a reversal signal on its own: in a strong trend RSI can stay above 70 for weeks. The stronger signal is RSI turning back out of the zone, or diverging from the price.
Do stocks and gold use the same method?
Yes. Stock, ETF and commodity pages use the same seven indicator groups and the same level scoring, so Bitcoin, gold and a tech stock can be compared side by side. The only difference is that each asset is computed from its own market’s candles.
How often is the data updated?
Table values refresh every few minutes. The daily outlook and levels are computed on the last closed daily candle, so the real change comes when a new daily candle closes; the date on the page shows the latest run.
Technical analysis is for information only and is not investment advice.