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RSI Indicator for Crypto: A Practical Guide
Use RSI for momentum context—without treating overbought as an automatic sell signal.
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) measures momentum on a 0–100 scale. Traders watch for divergences and regime-dependent readings.
Classic readings
Above 70 is often called overbought; below 30 oversold. In strong trends, RSI can stay “extreme” longer than beginners expect.
Better uses
Look for bullish divergence in downtrends near support, or bearish divergence near resistance—then wait for price confirmation.
- Do not fade strong trends on RSI alone
- Combine with structure and volume
- Keep the same RSI settings for consistency
On your charts
Apply RSI on KuraCoin charts as a secondary tool. Your entry still needs a level and a stop.
Final thoughts
RSI is a meter, not a mentor. Let price action confirm what momentum hints.
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