Crypto chart indicators
Updated 2026-11-09
Hunt4Coin charts have 71 free technical indicators, from RSI, MACD and Bollinger Bands to Ichimoku, Supertrend, volume indicators and Hunt4Coin's own Hunter indicators. There's no limit per chart and no account is needed to use them.
The most used: Moving Average Exponential, Moving Average Simple, VWAP, Moving Average Cross, Supertrend, Ichimoku Cloud, Parabolic SAR, Directional Movement Index, Pivot Points Standard, Bollinger–Keltner Squeeze, Relative Strength Index, MACD, Stochastic RSI, Stochastic, On Balance Volume, Bollinger Bands, Average True Range.
How to add one
- Open any coin, for example Bitcoin, and click Indicators above the chart.
- Start typing a name or an abbreviation (
rsi, bb, ema, super): the list narrows as you type, like on TradingView. Use ↑ ↓ and Enter, or click. - Change its inputs, colours and levels with the gear icon. Star an indicator to get a one-click on/off button on every chart.
Hunt4Coin's own indicators
| Indicator | What traders use it for |
|---|
| RSI Divergence Hunter | Finds regular and hidden RSI divergences, including ones a simple finder misses, and rates each 1–3 stars. |
| Predictive Range Hunter | Draws an adaptive price range with levels above and below, so you can see where a move may stall. |
| OB Hunter | Marks bullish and bearish order blocks and the latest channels with an info panel. |
| OB Trade Zones | Turns order blocks into entry and stop-loss zones with targets. |
| Wick Reversal | Spots long-wick rejection candles and shows each as a trade with entry, target and stop. |
| Smoothed Heiken Ashi Candles | Smoothed Heikin Ashi candles that make trend direction and colour changes easier to read. |
| Order Block Finder (Experimental) | Highlights candles where a strong move started, as possible support or resistance zones. |
Moving averages
| Indicator | What traders use it for |
|---|
| Moving Average Exponential | The most used trend filter: price above a rising EMA 200 is a bullish backdrop; EMA 9/21 crosses for timing. |
| Moving Average Simple | The plain average; the 50/200 SMA golden and death crosses are classic trend signals. |
| Moving Average Weighted | An average that reacts faster than the SMA because recent bars count more. |
| Hull Moving Average | A very smooth, low-lag average; traders watch its slope and colour changes for trend turns. |
| Double EMA | An EMA with less lag, for quicker crossovers. |
| Triple EMA | Even less lag than DEMA; popular for short-term trend following. |
| Arnaud Legoux MA | A smooth yet responsive average; useful as a dynamic support or resistance line. |
| VWAP | The average price weighted by volume for the day or week; many traders treat it as fair value. |
| Envelopes | Bands a fixed percentage around a moving average, for spotting stretched prices. |
| Moving Average Ribbon | Four averages stacked in order and fanning out show a strong trend; when they tangle, the trend is fading. |
| Moving Average Cross | Marks where a fast average crosses a slow one, like the 50/200 golden and death crosses. |
| Anchored VWAP | The average price paid since a key swing low or high; often acts as support or resistance. |
| Williams Alligator | Three shifted averages: tangled lines mean no trend, lines fanning out mean a trend is starting. |
Trend
| Indicator | What traders use it for |
|---|
| Supertrend | A trailing line that flips green or red with the trend; often used as a stop or trend filter. |
| Ichimoku Cloud | A full trend system: price above the cloud is bullish, below is bearish, inside is undecided. |
| Parabolic SAR | Dots that trail price and flip sides when the trend reverses; a common trailing stop. |
| Directional Movement Index | ADX above about 25 means a strong trend; +DI above −DI says it is up. |
| Aroon | Aroon Up near 100 and Down near 0 point to a fresh uptrend; the reverse to a downtrend. |
| Vortex Indicator | VI+ crossing above VI− can mark the start of an uptrend, and the opposite a downtrend. |
| Donchian Channels | The highest high and lowest low of N bars; breakouts above or below are classic trend entries. |
| Pivot Points Standard | Levels from the previous day, week or month; day traders watch the pivot and R1/S1 as support and resistance. |
| Linear Regression Channel | A best-fit line through recent prices with bands; price near the outer bands is stretched from its trend. |
| Zig Zag | Hides small moves to show the swing highs and lows, useful for patterns and Elliott-style wave counts. |
| Chandelier Exit | An ATR-based trailing stop; many traders exit or flip when price closes through it. |
Momentum
| Indicator | What traders use it for |
|---|
| RSI Divergence Indicator | Plots RSI and marks where price and RSI disagree (divergences). |
| Know Sure Thing | Long-term momentum from four rates of change; KST crossing its signal line marks momentum shifts. |
| Relative Strength Index | The most used oscillator: above 70 is stretched up, below 30 stretched down, 50 splits bull and bear momentum. |
| MACD | MACD crossing its signal line and the histogram turning positive or negative show momentum shifts. |
| Stochastic RSI | A very sensitive oscillator; K crossing D in the 20 or 80 zones is used for short-term timing. |
| Stochastic | Where the close sits within the recent range; crosses in the 20/80 zones are common signals. |
| Commodity Channel Index | Moves beyond ±100 show unusually strong price moves. |
| Williams %R | Above −20 is near the top of the range, below −80 near the bottom. |
| Momentum | Price now minus price N bars ago; crossing zero shows the direction of momentum. |
| Rate Of Change | Percent change over N bars; extreme readings flag stretched moves. |
| Awesome Oscillator | Green and red bars around zero; saucers and zero-line crosses are common signals. |
| TRIX | Filters out small moves; crossing zero shows a change in the underlying trend. |
| Chande Momentum Oscillator | Momentum from −100 to 100; beyond ±50 is a strong move. |
| True Strength Index | Smooth momentum with a signal line; crosses and zero-line crosses are used for timing. |
| Ultimate Oscillator | Combines three timeframes to cut false signals; above 70 and below 30 are extremes. |
| Price Oscillator | MACD in percent, so you can compare coins at very different prices. |
| Fisher Transform | Sharp turning points; Fisher crossing its trigger near extremes hints at reversals. |
| Detrended Price Oscillator | Removes the trend to show price cycles and their length. |
| Coppock Curve | A slow, long-term momentum gauge; turning up from below zero is its classic buy signal on daily or weekly charts. |
| Connors RSI | A short-term mean-reversion oscillator; below 10 or above 90 are its extremes. |
| Elder-Ray Bull/Bear Power | Shows whether buyers can push highs above the EMA and sellers lows below it. |
Volume
| Indicator | What traders use it for |
|---|
| On Balance Volume | Rising OBV with flat price can mean quiet buying; divergences with price are watched closely. |
| Money Flow Index | An RSI that includes volume; above 80 and below 20 are its extremes. |
| Accumulation/Distribution | A running total of volume weighted by where bars close; rising means accumulation. |
| Chaikin Money Flow | Above zero means buying pressure over the window, below zero selling pressure. |
| Chaikin Oscillator | Momentum of the A/D line; crossing zero hints at a change in money flow. |
| Elder Force Index | Price change times volume; shows how much force is behind a move. |
| Ease of Movement | High values mean price moves easily on little volume. |
| Klinger Oscillator | Long-term money flow from volume; crosses of its signal line and divergences with price are watched. |
| Volume Oscillator | Above zero, recent volume is rising, which confirms a breakout or trend. |
| Balance of Power | Above zero buyers controlled recent bars, below zero sellers did. |
Volatility
| Indicator | What traders use it for |
|---|
| Keltner Channels | An EMA with ATR bands; closes outside the bands show strong momentum. |
| Bollinger–Keltner Squeeze | Red dots mean the market is coiled (Bollinger inside Keltner); traders watch for the first green dot and the momentum direction. |
| Bollinger Bands | Bands two standard deviations around a 20 average; a squeeze often comes before a big move. |
| Average True Range | The average bar size; widely used to size stops (for example 1.5 × ATR). |
| Bollinger Bands %B | Where price is within the bands: above 1 is outside the upper band, below 0 outside the lower. |
| Bollinger BandWidth | Very low readings mark a squeeze, when volatility is unusually quiet. |
| Historical Volatility | Annualised volatility in percent, for comparing how wild coins are. |
| Choppiness Index | Above 61.8 the market is choppy (avoid trend trades), below 38.2 it is trending. |
| Mass Index | A rise above 27 then a drop below 26.5 (the reversal bulge) can come before a trend reversal. |
Combining indicators
No single indicator is reliable on its own. A common approach is one trend tool (EMA 200, Supertrend or Ichimoku) plus one momentum tool (RSI, MACD or Stochastic RSI) plus a volume check (OBV, VWAP or Chaikin Money Flow), then testing the rule in the backtester with fees before using it. How-to guides for RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands, Supertrend and the 200 EMA: Learn · indicator docs.
The formulas are the standard published ones; the code is Hunt4Coin's own. Information only, not financial advice.