This CHRUSDT analysis uses a multi-timeframe approach combining 15-minute, 1-hour, 4-hour, and daily indicators
to confirm trend direction and filter false signals. Each timeframe provides unique insights: shorter intervals
capture momentum shifts, while longer timeframes establish the prevailing trend context.
Signal Summary:
15m: LONG | 1h: LONG | 4h: SHORT | 1d: LONG
Live DB update: 2026-02-19 17:44
CHRUSDT is currently showing a LONG bias
based on multi-indicator consensus across 15-minute, 1-hour, 4-hour, and daily timeframes.
The analysis combines RSI momentum, ADX trend strength, EMA alignment, and volume patterns
to generate actionable trading signals. See the detailed breakdown below for each timeframe.
CHRUSDT Per-Timeframe Breakdown
Latest 15-Minute price reads 0.0231. RSI sits near 47.2, a neutral range where direction depends on confirmation signals. ADX prints 37.2, suggesting trend conditions are present on this timeframe. With price below EMA 50, the technical backdrop remains heavy on this timeframe. Multi‑indicator aggregation classifies the 15-Minute signal as LONG.
Latest 1-Hour price reads 0.0231. An RSI of 37.7 suggests downside‑tilted momentum on this timeframe. ADX at 35.1 confirms a developing trend with moderate strength. EMA 50 sits above price—often a sign that rallies can face overhead resistance. Net signal for 1-Hour remains LONG after combining multiple indicators.
4-hour price trades around 0.0231. RSI at 30.1 leans bearish, consistent with soft momentum conditions. With ADX at 33.1, trend strength supports directional trades if signals align. EMA 50 sits above price—often a sign that rallies can face overhead resistance. Multi‑indicator aggregation classifies the 4-Hour signal as SHORT.
Daily price trades around 0.0231. An RSI reading of 26.7 signals oversold pressure; reversals are possible if buyers step in. ADX reads 57.6, indicating a strong trend regime rather than a choppy range. Price is trading below the EMA 50, supporting a bearish bias if other indicators align. Net signal for Daily remains LONG after combining multiple indicators.