Bybit has a lot more good feature compare to bitmex. It's very handy to use in mobile and trading tools that available there is sufficient analyze chart.
Bitmex is very crappy exchange while bybit has very neat and cool UI/UX design. I'm using bybit for a while and I feel the best user experience there compared
on bitmex.

Sorry, how do you count? And what do you think all orders are real? Many equal orders can say  more than any investigations

Ye, it's the right question. This fact must be the main difference from the Bitmex. I think any who try trade on Bitmex felt such 'great' moment when exchange become frozen

I am also a trader who likes trend indicators, Moving Average and Exponential Moving Average indicators are classic indicators that are commonly used, but I don't really like this indicator because it is slow in detecting trends, but I have never tried trendmaster indicators, I will try to learn it.

Better UI than BitMex. It is pretty important for new potential users and those who never experienced derivative trading previously.

Bybit motto is "We listen, we care, we improve" and 24/7 live chat is far better than raising ticket on BitMex. You can ask anything to Bybit official account on like 8 biggest social media platform in this world.

Last but not least, Bybit allows users to withdraw and deposit in all available crypto whole BitMex only allows users to deposit and withdraw in Bitcoin.

Binance will always be the best exchange, I am doing daily trading there and the pump and dumps of every coin is actually fun to play with, But sometimes I am going to our local exchange, (Hodling purposes). I don't like to hold coin at the binance because simply when you need it, iw will takes time to withdraw. So if daily trading I will go for binance, for longterm trading I will go to our local exchange which is coins.ph

As a New I can say Binance and coinbase are the best cryptocurrency exchange for investing.

The article was nice and detailed, but I think they lacked something important to correctly predict the trend. It's the Elliott wave and the Fibonacci and EMA.
Those are things that need to be included in the article to enlighten the minds of new people. I have failed trade many times because I did not capture those basic signals.

It's really looking like somewhere around $8750-$9,000 is where we'll end up for a little while before another jump up to over $10,000. That's a good trend upwards in my opinion. This time, if we can get some support at $10,000 or higher, then we may have a constant trend upward and hopefully towards new all time highs in a few months.

I think the list is good, but not complete. For example, Binance may be the best, but that does not mean that the others are useless. Obviously, you can not know the best of everything, because what is best for you may be a worse exchange for someone else or it can be restricted in his country. So you should write about at least the top 5, not single exchanges.
Or you could add additional DEXs. DEXs have also started to increase recently, this indicating that demand has been increasing.

why do you need any other than binance?

These are pretty basic indicators, but they have so many intricacies and to fully master them you need to practice a lot and grasp all their meaning. But you don't need to use all of them, of course. A trader can make lots of money just by using simple horizontal lines. Remember that you should use indicators that you think have confluence with each other and can actually help you assess the risk you should take on a trade.

I can respect you saying that. I often see how people talk down on the analysis of other traders because they are using different tools, while they completely disregard the fact that people have their own methods of analysis.

I personally am a fan of volume profiles and higher time frame moving averages as I don't really trade anymore nowadays, just follow the longer term trend to plan my entry points or to know that it's better to not buy yet.

The subjective nature of trading makes it a tough nut to crack, which is something I like especially because of how it silences critics thinking to predict the downfall of Bitcoin just because there is a bearish formation about to break.

When i do make charting then RSI- Stochastic ,BB,MA's are the most common Technical tools ive been using.
On the given tools on the link provided i dont make use of 5) Volatility-calibrated ATR I might check this one later on
if i do see  it would fit out on my trading system and also dont forget to list out the very common but suggested indicator which
is that support and resistance.