There are a lot of crypto TA’s on Twitter but do you ever wonder who you should trust? Here we break down our top five.
The crypto world seems to go by so quickly, and it’s a 24-hour, seven days a week market that never takes a break. For investors and traders, it’s hard to know who to trust when entering and exiting the market. Even for long-term HODLers, when do you buy? We constantly hear, “is this the dip?” is it going to dip more?” “never mind, I will just DCA.” Well, some crypto TA’s are leading the way on Twitter.
Here are five crypto technical analysts (in no particular order) that have been producing some great analysis worthy of your time.
Plan C
In November, everyone was hopeful for a 200k + Bitcoin because of the (now notorious?) stock-to-flow model created by Plan B. Well, Plan B’s time seems to have passed, and there’s a new analyst on the block that has been producing some great content, and that’s Plan C. The anonymous crypto TA seems to have taken over Plan B’s fan base and offers good insight by providing everything from on-chain analyses to analyzing hash rates. Recently, he has reminded his followers that we technically have been in a bear market since the first peak in 2021, and we may be heading out of it soon.
Panic in the air. #Crypto
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Meanwhile, # Bitcoin’s 30d SMA Mean Hash Rate is at an all-time high.
The #BTC network has never been more resilient & secure.
Full-on global miner FOMO at this point. It’s almost as if #Satoshi understood game theory & incentive models. pic.twitter.com/bARrEUkdZj
Will Clemente
One of the youngest in the crypto TA space, Will Clemente, has been providing some outstanding analyses and content recently. He is the Lead Insights Analyst for Blockware Solutions (Bitcoin mining company) and host of the Blockware Intelligence Podcast. He not only shares his insights and analyses of Bitcoin on Twitter but writes a weekly newsletter that goes out to over 70k investors.
— Will Clemente (@WClementeIII) February 11, 2022
TechDev
TechDev entered the crypto space originally in 2017 and is currently one of Twitter’s top crypto TA’s. He is a pseudonymous crypto TA and trader that focuses on identifying patterns and making them digestible to a general audience. He writes a full weekly newsletter for his followers, believes that human emotion causes crypto cycles, and pairs his analyses with macro factors. Even recently, he poked fun at Peter Schiff and said that the timing of his tweets against Bitcoin is a good indicator that leads to Bitcoin rallies, sorry Peter.
hahahahahaha
Nice.
— TechDev (@TechDev_52) February 9, 2022
Matthew Hyland (aka Parabolic Matt)
Matthew Hyland is a crypto TA and an on-chain data analyst. He used to be a little more “parabolic,” but in a recent tweet, he explained that Bitcoin can still reach 100k in 2022, and that is because of some of the macro events everyone has been keeping an eye on:
“There’s also an ongoing trend of Bitcoin supply leaving major exchanges (presumably to be stored in offline crypto-wallets.”
He is a crypto TA and on-chain analyst who tends to look at the bigger picture. For example, although we’ve seen better days from a macro perspective (Russia invasion, fed rate hikes, inflation, etc.), Matt zooms out to remind his followers that we are still between support and resistance.
#Bitcoin still just sitting between support and resistance
All is good👍 pic.twitter.com/ERx5uWy2iV
— Matthew Hyland (@MatthewHyland_) February 13, 2022
Pentoshi
I don’t think this will be a surprise to anyone, but of course, Pentoshi had to make this list. Pentoshi doesn’t only share his crypto TA with his followers on Twitter but publicly announces his trades. It is precisely when he plans to enter and exit the market based on his TA. Additionally, he tells followers what levels he is looking for to join for long-term trades, thus making him an excellent source for traders and investors. Here’s an example of how transparent Pentoshi is when using his analyses to execute trades:
Taking the last highs now. Looking for one previous spike up, but 44-46.3k imo a good spot to close longs out and re-evaluate https://t.co/9ynkj2U8bB pic.twitter.com/fXdAYC19DF
— Pentoshi 🐧 Forbes worst trader 40 years running (@Pentosh1) February 7, 2022
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That’s it, and those are five of the best crypto technical analysts to follow on Twitter. Of course, there are another significant crypto TA’s to follow, but do you agree with the list?
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