Crypto market structure, read live
BiasNex reads crypto market structure for 8 major coins on 1h, 4h and 1d. You see the bias, the swing highs and lows, the last break of structure, key levels and a plain-English reason. It is crypto technical analysis you can check against the chart.
Crypto technical analysis for 8 major coins
Each row is the 4h market structure for one coin, from Binance spot candles. Click a row for the full read.
See why a coin reads bullish or bearish
Most charts show you the answer. This one shows the reasoning. Pick a coin and a timeframe. The bullets under the bias are generated by fixed rules, so the same candles always give the same read.
What makes this read useful
A reason with every bias.
Each bias comes with the swing points and rules behind it. If you disagree with the read, you can see exactly where, and check it on your own chart.
Structure on three timeframes.
The 1h, 4h and 1d reads sit side by side. A bearish 1h inside a bullish 1d is a pullback, and the table says so in the context label.
Volatility in numbers.
ATR(14) as a percent of price, with a Low, Medium or High label. Use it to set stop distance, then size the trade with the position size calculator.
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Check liquidation priceTrading Sessions
The Asia, London and New York sessions in your timezone, with the average price range measured in each window over past sessions.
Calculators are arithmetic. They do not know your exchange's exact margin rules, so check the final numbers there.
Learn the concepts behind the labels
Short guides on market structure and the ICT and smart money concepts traders use to read it. Several guides end with a live example from the engine.
How the read is made
What is rule-based, what uses AI, and where the limits are.
FAQ
What is crypto market structure?
Market structure is the sequence of swing highs and swing lows in price. Higher highs and higher lows describe an uptrend. Lower highs and lower lows describe a downtrend. BiasNex labels these swings on live Binance candles and shows the last break of structure.
Is this crypto technical analysis a trading signal?
No. It describes the current structure and gives the rules behind it. It does not say when to buy or sell, and it does not predict price. Treat it as one input next to your own plan and risk limits.
Which coins and timeframes are covered?
Eight coins: BTC, ETH, XRP, SOL, BNB, DOGE, TON and TAO, on the 1h, 4h and 1d timeframes. Data comes from Binance USDT spot pairs. More coins will be added over time.
How often does the data update?
The structure read is regenerated from live Binance candles about once an hour, and each view shows the time it was generated. Prices in the header strip come from the Binance public ticker and move faster than the structure read.