Quadruple Moving Averages For Day Trading Crypto Inputs of 8,13,21,55 Based on chart used by Philakone.
This is a script for a view I wanted to go along with the Autoview plugin I bought. Keep in mind this is my first script and was created for me to learn the Pinescript framework. This isn't meant to be perfect. Indicator colors are usually blue or green or red. Also keep in mind since this is my first script in a new framework, the more stuff I build the better...
Blue Line shows the BCH dominance of a particular BTC price move. Blue is fast, orange is slow This version is the oscillator script of a 2-in-1 overlay + oscillator depending on which plots are enabled. Use with "Actualized BCH+BTC Price Persistence BITFINEX" - the overlay version of this script. SNOW_CITY
Price Line overlay shows combined BCH+BTC price normalized to the price of BTC, which is the realtime combined price (BCH+BTC) averaged over the SMA of BTC - SMA of BCH. This indicator is a 2-in-1 overlay + oscillator depending on which plots are enabled. This version is the overlay script, this is why there are maths that are not used by the plot. NEED...
This moving average is adjusted to give weight to the performance of the 6 largest Cryptocurrencies by market-cap: Bitcoin , Ethereum , Bitcoin Cash, Ripple, Litecoin, and Nem -0.95% Coin. The use of this indicator is to observe divergence between the price of the underlying asset (the crypto-currency you are interested in trading) and the rest of the...
Handy indicator that shows you historical price of alt-coins in user-defined currency. Default is USD. Change input setting 'Currency' to relevant USD pair to get alt-price in desired currency ie to see historical price data in Australian dollars, you would enter 'AUDUSD'; to see price data in Euros or Yen, you would enter "EURUSD" or "USDJPY". Currencies...
Volume Conversion Indicator The volume conversion indicator is much like the in-built volume indicator. This particular volume indicator allows you to find out how much of something has been traded in a given timeframe. This is done by multiplying volume by the average price at that point. What does this mean? Well, say, for example, you were watching DGB/BTC...