What is the meaning of "Diapason trading"

[nicokh3]

Hi all,
Sorry if it's stupid, but someone can explain me what mean "Diapason trading".

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[Battareus]

This is the spread of price movement within one period, for example a day or a week, the price is in the range stand until any news appears and as the news comes out the price breaks out of the range up or down.
For example, now the trading diapason for bitcoin is $7800 - 9800.

[JohnSegWick]

It has something to do with candles and chart time frames. If each candlestick represents a one minute period, then a 24 hour time diapason will have 1,440 candles.

It's a little bit more complicated than that.

[evgenia_volkova]

This is the spread of price movement within one period, for example a day or a week, the price is in the range stand until any news appears and as the news comes out the price breaks out of the range up or down.
For example, now the trading diapason for bitcoin is $7800 - 9800.

Does it mean breaking off of support or resistance lines or Fibonacci or a channel? Never heard the term before.

[sujonali1819]

This is the spread of price movement within one period, for example a day or a week, the price is in the range stand until any news appears and as the news comes out the price breaks out of the range up or down.
For example, now the trading diapason for bitcoin is $7800 - 9800.

I also did not hear about trading diapason before today. can you please explain more about it? I have understood that btc goes down from $9800 and breaks at $7800 and starts to move up. For that, are you said $7800-$9800 is the trading diapason area? and if btc goes down to 6000$. Then what will be the trading diapason? from $6000-$9800 or $6000-8200$ ?

And another question trading diapason will......... please see the photo.

[adroitful_one]

From what I understand of it, it's basically a descending triangle that levels out for a while. The even trading with almost no volatility is what they say signals the breakout. Basically, the price follows the descending triangle down to a level of support before finally breaking out from there and shooting upward. The support level should be a line you can draw from the end point of the triangle to another point of support prior. The support level in your diagram would be around the $7800 mark. However, I don't think this is relevant to your graph because there's not really a descending triangle. I could have my definition of it completely wrong though. The only information I could find on it is a guy named Diapason that posted a chart on Tradingview. There's not a whole lot of information on it that I can find.