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Greetings and Happy New Year!

Over the past two years, I’ve immersed myself in the art of technical analysis. Countless hours of learning and practice have allowed me to master nearly every aspect of it.

Now, I’m venturing into new territory, aiming to explore volume, volume profile, and market profile.
(like : volume analysis/ order flow analysis/ market depth analysis/ money flow analysis/ OBV - VWAP - MFI - RVOL)
 My goal? To integrate these tools with technical analysis for a deeper, more refined understanding of the market.

However, there’s a problem: I’ve struggled to find quality learning resources online—whether free or paid.

If anyone knows of any valuable sources that explain liquidity and volume effectively, I’d truly appreciate your guidance. Thanks!

If it's about the volume, there are the known sources that you can check on which are the popular crypto data providers. The most known are two that I know of and probably the majority too.

--> coinmarketcap.com

--> coingecko.com

They provide volume and market profiles of the projects that you may want to track.

Hi brother!
Happy New Year.

Comng to the point technical analysis is good enough to take entries and speculate somehow till a certain level, and this is not what I'm talking about as a motivational speaker but from experience what helps you is your Aura = psychology + Risk management only.

For what you are asking about please clarify a few things for me so that I can help you as I cant get what you are looking for, are you looking for tools to study the volume, market profile trading view, and coinglass if you are asking anything else please clarify a little bit more about what you want to learn in the little description?

Hi brother. I also believe that Technical Analysis is sufficient to profit from the market, but the market always demands continuous and constant learning.
There are many schools to understand the market, such as Technical Analysis, Time-Based Analysis, Quantitative Analysis, and Fundamental Analysis...
My question is about Liquidity Analysis ( like : volume analysis/ order flow analysis/ market depth analysis/ money flow analysis/ OBV - VWAP - MFI - RVOL... how i can learn & understand them ?

If you have been practicing technical analysis for the past two years, by now you should already be trading and having some headway in it. Practicing for the past two years and not being able to trade the live market is an indication that you are afraid of starting to trade the market because of a lack of confidence to succeed.

If you are waiting to be completely ready before you start trading the market, that time may never come, and that is why it is advisable that once you have been able to pick up and gain mastery of the basics and some intermediate knowledge, you should start practicing the live market because there are some things that you could only learn when you have started to trade.

Who said I don't trade? On the contrary, technical analysis has been enough to multiply my portfolio many times over. But my goals in the market are high—they aren't just about making profits. I want to understand the market on a much deeper level...

If you properly learn about market structure and Supply & demand areas, you will have an in depth knowledge of the market and by so doing, you will know where liquidity is retained and where liquidity has been taken out, where the market is heading and where it's likely to reverse.

Remember that trading isn't just about making profit, sometimes you'll lose and learn from your mistakes.

You've a great advantage in trading because you already know the technical analysis as what you've said which is the most important thing in trading.
IMO, trading isn't have a short that you'll easily learn and earn money from it, there's a long process on it.

I heard about Udemy, you can search it on for crypto trading courses there.  Good luck!

By reading your OP and this post I understood that you've already mastered technical analysis and have made profit with it. To be honest, whatever your goals are still in the end profit matters and that's why we all are doing trading.

A trader always tries his/her best to make as much profit from the market as possible, I know sometimes we also have to lose some money in order to perfect our strategies but still the final goal is that of making profit.