i need advice

[Sebastian Michaelis]

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. Grazie mille!

[Odusko]

Greetings and Happy New Year!
However, there’s a problem: I’ve struggled to find quality learning resources online—whether free or paid.
Over the past two years, I’ve immersed myself in

Ok

the art of technical analysis. Countless hours of learning and practice have allowed me to master nearly every aspect of it.

This statement contradicts each other and makes me think that you don't know what you are saying, because in the quote above you mentioned that you have mastered all the skills on technical analysis of the market, and in another one, you are asking for help to locate where to get online learning resources, so which one can we take for a question now. But regardless of that, let me tell you a quick fact, the market in a volatilitile state doesn't follow our statistical analysis, and we must keep in mind that it can go against our analysis at any point in time, so we have to be prepared for that.

[Sebastian Michaelis]

Greetings and Happy New Year!
However, there’s a problem: I’ve struggled to find quality learning resources online—whether free or paid.
Over the past two years, I’ve immersed myself in

Ok

the art of technical analysis. Countless hours of learning and practice have allowed me to master nearly every aspect of it.

This statement contradicts each other and makes me think that you don't know what you are saying, because in the quote above you mentioned that you have mastered all the skills on technical analysis of the market, and in another one, you are asking for help to locate where to get online learning resources, so which one can we take for a question now. But regardless of that, let me tell you a quick fact, the market in a volatilitile state doesn't follow our statistical analysis, and we must keep in mind that it can go against our analysis at any point in time, so we have to be prepared for that.

Hi amigo 🌟
The world of market analysis is vast, with various fascinating schools of thought that help us decode its mysteries—like Technical Analysis, Time-Based Analysis, Fundamental Analysis, Behavioral Analysis, and Quantitative Analysis, to name a few.

my question is about Liquidity Analysis— how I can learn it? 💡

[Charles-Tim]

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

What kind of effective explanation? There are many articles you will see volume and liquidity online but I will not expect any in-depth explanation because what is mostly important is their definition. Or exchanges and sites like Coingecko and Coinmarketcap, you can check the volume of each coins and also the volume of each exchanges. Also you can be able to know if a coin is highly liquidity from its marketcap if the 24 hours trading volume is huge. On exchanges, you can even see the trading volume from seconds or minutes to more minutes, hours days and months.

[noormcs5]

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. My goal? To integrate these tools with technical analysis for a deeper, more refined understanding of the market.

As I understand it, you have gained a lot of knowledge about technical skills but your problem seems to be a lack of practical experience. Trading comes with experience and unless you start trading in real, you won't feel confident. I think you should start trading with less capital and see how your trade go and apply that knowledge in your trades.

If you are still not confident and do not want to risk the money, you can do paper trading. The Trading View application/site comes with an option of paper trading where you can test your knowledge / expertise and start your trading journey.

[Odusko]

my question is about Liquidity Analysis— how I can learn it? 💡

Liqudities and volume are not hidden analyses and you may not need third-party help to fetch them, go to the exchange, and other cryptocurrency tracking sites like Coingecko and coin market Cap to get all the information that you need to build your knowledge on, as we have always said when it comes to cryptocurrency analysis or advice and the rest, it better to do your research to avoid getting misleading information that may claim to be proven analysis since cryptocurrency does not follow a particular pattern repeatedly.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

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

If you browse on the internet, you will see many articles that explains it very well, but for me, I actually learn about it on YouTube. I just searched for it and there were some videos that actually explained it. So, you can search it on YouTube and go through the results you'll get, I believe you will learn from those video.

[bettercrypto]

Greetings and Happy New Year!
However, there’s a problem: I’ve struggled to find quality learning resources online—whether free or paid.
Over the past two years, I’ve immersed myself in

Ok

the art of technical analysis. Countless hours of learning and practice have allowed me to master nearly every aspect of it.

This statement contradicts each other and makes me think that you don't know what you are saying, because in the quote above you mentioned that you have mastered all the skills on technical analysis of the market, and in another one, you are asking for help to locate where to get online learning resources, so which one can we take for a question now. But regardless of that, let me tell you a quick fact, the market in a volatilitile state doesn't follow our statistical analysis, and we must keep in mind that it can go against our analysis at any point in time, so we have to be prepared for that.

Hi amigo 🌟
The world of market analysis is vast, with various fascinating schools of thought that help us decode its mysteries—like Technical Analysis, Time-Based Analysis, Fundamental Analysis, Behavioral Analysis, and Quantitative Analysis, to name a few.

my question is about Liquidity Analysis— how I can learn it? 💡

You know op, you mentioned that you have mastered, which one? Isn't this about trading you are talking about? If you have mastered trading, why are you asking now about liquidity analysis? Because when you say that you have mastered something, that means you have seen a lot in your actual experienced trading here in the field of crypto space.

Do you mean that you have not seen anything in your trading analysis, particularly in liquidity, maybe since you often conduct actual trades in futures, you have probably experienced liquidity analysis, right? because if you tell me that you have not, therefore, it is not true that you have mastered your trading skills. This is just my thought only.