Bitcoin's spot price on Binance, with the indicators traders actually watch — updated live in your browser.
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What am I looking at?
Candlesticks — each candle is one period of trading (1 hour up to 1 week, your pick). Green means the price closed higher than it opened; red means it closed lower. The thin wicks show the highest and lowest prices reached.
MA 50 & MA 200 — moving averages: the average closing price of the last 50 and 200 candles. They smooth out the noise so you can see the underlying trend. When the fast (50) line crosses the slow (200) line, traders pay attention.
MACD — the gap between a fast and a slow average of the price (the standard 12/26-period version). Above zero and rising usually means momentum is up; below zero and falling, momentum is down.
RSI 14 — a 0–100 "speedometer" of the last 14 candles. Above 70 the market may be overheated (overbought); below 30, oversold. The dotted guides mark those levels.
Log scale — the vertical axis shows equal percentage moves as equal distances, which is the honest way to look at an asset that has grown many-fold.
The takeaway
Indicators describe the past — they don't predict the future. Nothing here is financial advice.
Prices are live spot quotes from Binance and can differ slightly from other exchanges.