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Alright, this is just a crazy story. James Howell, a Brit, has been searching for a hard drive for 12 years. His girlfriend simply threw it away in 2013, and it contained 8,000 bitcoins. Can you imagine the scale? Back then, no one thought it could be worth so much. Now, with the price around $67,000 per coin, it's almost half a billion dollars. Some forecasts suggest that by 2030, it could even skyrocket to $10 billion if Bitcoin continues to grow. Howell even sued local authorities to dig up the landfill. And recently, he sort of officially gave up and ended the search. But the coins are sti

I've noticed that many traders, especially beginners, ignore one of the most useful tools—the VWAP indicator. Basically, it is a volume-weighted average price that shows the true value of an asset, considering not only the price but also trading volumes. Unlike simple moving averages, VWAP reflects market sentiment much more accurately.
The history of this tool is interesting. Back in the 1980s, Kyle Cribiel proposed using a combination of price and volume to determine fair value. Since then, the indicator has evolved, and variations like anchored VWAP have appeared, providing even deeper insi

I've noticed that many beginner traders often overlook one of the most powerful tools of technical analysis — price patterns. These are formations on the chart that repeat over and over, giving us signals to enter or exit a position.
Why does this work? Because behind all these price patterns is crowd psychology. When traders see a familiar pattern, they act predictably. History repeats itself, and this is the foundation of all technical analysis. That’s why a price pattern is not just a pretty shape on the chart, but a serious forecasting tool.
All patterns are divided into two main groups. T