X3NA integrates a TradingView chart directly into the battle interface. You have access to professional-grade technical analysis tools — the same ones used by traders on centralized exchanges.
What's Available
- Real-time price charts with candlestick and line views
- Technical indicators — EMA, RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands, and more
- Drawing tools — Trend lines, support/resistance markers, Fibonacci retracements
- Timeframe switching — View price action across different intervals for broader context
Key Indicators Explained
EMA (Exponential Moving Average)
The EMA smooths out price data to show the trend direction. X3NA's default setup uses two EMAs: EMA 9 (fast) and EMA 21 (slow).
How to read it:
- Fast EMA crosses above Slow EMA — Bullish signal. Momentum is shifting upward.
- Fast EMA crosses below Slow EMA — Bearish signal. Momentum is shifting downward.
- Price above both EMAs — Uptrend is strong.
- Price below both EMAs — Downtrend is strong.
RSI (Relative Strength Index)
RSI measures the speed and magnitude of recent price changes on a scale of 0-100.
How to read it:
- RSI above 70 — The asset is overbought. A correction or reversal downward may be coming.
- RSI below 30 — The asset is oversold. A bounce or reversal upward may be coming.
- RSI near 50 — Neutral momentum. No strong signal in either direction.
MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence)
MACD shows the relationship between two EMAs and generates signals through crossovers.
How to read it:
- MACD line crosses above Signal line — Bullish signal.
- MACD line crosses below Signal line — Bearish signal.
- Histogram bars growing — Momentum is strengthening in the current direction.
- Histogram bars shrinking — Momentum is weakening. A reversal could be near.
Bollinger Bands
Bollinger Bands create a price channel based on standard deviations from a moving average. They expand during volatility and contract during calm markets.
How to read it:
- Price touches upper band — The asset may be overextended upward. Potential for pullback.
- Price touches lower band — The asset may be underextended. Potential for bounce.
- Bands squeezing tight — Low volatility. A big move is likely coming, though the direction isn't certain.
The Power of Confluence
The strongest signals occur when multiple indicators agree. A single indicator can give false signals, but when several point in the same direction, the probability of a correct prediction increases significantly.
Example of a strong DOWN signal:
- RSI is above 70 (overbought)
- Fast EMA just crossed below Slow EMA (bearish crossover)
- Price is touching the upper Bollinger Band (overextended)
- MACD histogram is shrinking (weakening bullish momentum)
All four indicators are pointing the same way. That's confluence.
Important: Indicators Have Limits
- Indicators reflect past price behavior, not future movements. They improve your odds, but they don't guarantee outcomes.
- They work better on longer timeframes. In the 30-second room, there's almost no time for TA — indicators are most useful in the 60s and 90s rooms.
- No single indicator is reliable alone. Always look for confirmation from at least one additional signal before making your prediction.