Technical Indicators April Effectiveness Test | Which Indicators Are Still Reliable in the News-Driven Market? #Gate Plaza April Posting Challenge In a market dominated by news sentiment, traditional technical indicators often fail. Reviewing the price movements on April 1-2, a retrospective review shows that three types of indicators remain effective. Top 3 Effective Indicators 1. Volume Spike When trading volume suddenly exceeds 1.5 times the 20-day average volume, it often signals an acceleration or reversal of the trend. On April 1, BTC volume surged past $71,500, followed by a 2.3% increase. Usage: Breakout with high volume through resistance → follow; breakdown with high volume below support → exit. 2. Moving Average Deviation Rate (BIAS) When the price diverges from the moving average too quickly, the probability of a return increases. On April 1, BTC’s closing price deviation from EMA20 reached 4.2%, exceeding the 3% warning line, leading to a slight correction the next day. Usage: Reduce position when deviation >5%; increase position when < -3%. 3. ATR True Volatility ATR increased from 1200 on April 1 to the current 1850, a 55% rise in volatility. Positions should be scaled down proportionally. Usage: When ATR doubles, cut positions in half. Indicators That Fail · RSI (Overbought/Oversold oscillates repeatedly and dulls) · Bollinger Bands (Upper and lower bands are repeatedly broken) April trading emphasizes trading volume, with less focus on oscillation indicators.

April 3rd Strategy — Heavy Positioning and Aggressive Trading — 100x Leverage [Teacher Zhang's Strategy] (Slightly adjusted stop-loss, strategy unchanged)