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How to read a Solana chart
A chart is a record of what traders already did. Reading it well is about context, not prediction.
Candles and timeframes
Each candle shows the open, high, low and close for one period, for example one minute or five minutes. Short timeframes show noise; longer ones show the trend. Check more than one before you decide.
Volume
Volume shows how much traded. A move on rising volume has more participation behind it than a move on thin volume, which can reverse quickly, especially on small meme coins.
Levels, not promises
Support and resistance are price areas where buyers or sellers stepped in before. A trade plan uses them to set an entry, a stop and a target in advance. Aspenox Chart Lab lays out these levels for you to check. It doesn't promise the price will reach them.
Aspenox is a non-custodial tool, not financial advice. Crypto is risky and meme coins can go to zero. Practice mode uses paper money. Live trades are spot only: you approve each trade in your wallet, or your Cap wallet signs within limits you set.