Hello everyone! Welcome back to the TradingView Weekly Digest. We’re thrilled to bring you even more reasons to stay connected with the TradingView account. As part of our commitment to constantly evolve and improve our offerings for you, our dedicated users, this edition includes a special “What’s New “ section. In it, we explore the latest enhancements and additions to our platform, ensuring you're always up-to-date with our most recent advancements.

In today’s roundup, we’re excited to showcase the top posts from our vibrant community. Highlights include an insightful article on the history of Bitcoin, a trading strategy based on the Fibonacci tool, a new script for visualizing your equity curve, along with all the latest headlines, earnings reports, and economic events.

We hope you find this week's edition informative and engaging. Let's dive in! 😀

💡 History of Bitcoin: The Underdog That Rewired Finance - by TradingView
Bitcoin, a phenomenon that emerged at the onset of the 2008 financial crisis, has changed the way we think about money. To celebrate the token’s $73,000 milestone, we trace its origin story and look ahead into the future. To infinity… and beyond?

History of Bitcoin: The Underdog That Rewired Finance


💡 Fibonacci Trading Strategy For Beginners - by VasilyTrader
I am excited to reveal a powerful Fibonacci trading strategy that I learned many years ago. It integrates structural analysis, Fibonacci retracement and extension levels, and candlestick analysis. When applied correctly, this strategy has the potential to yield a winning rate of over 60%.

Powerful Fibonacci Trading Strategy For Beginners


📰 Top Stories

💵 Earnings highlights from the previous week:

💡 When will Bitcoin Reach the Cycle Top - by FieryTrading
In this analysis, I am providing an educated estimation for the timeframe within which Bitcoin may reach its peak during this cycle. You can observe Bitcoin's price movements spanning the past 13 years depicted on a 2-week chart. Essentially, it typically takes between 17 to 24 bars (equivalent to 34 to 48 weeks) before Bitcoin reaches its cycle peak, with an average duration of 20 bars.

🔥 When Will Bitcoin Reach The Cycle Top?


💡 Help Shape the Future of TradingView Content - by TradingView
Hello, TradingView community! As we continue to grow and evolve, our commitment to providing value to our users remains paramount. At TradingView, we understand that our users are at the heart of everything we do. This is why we constantly strive to offer content that enriches your trading experience, empowers your decisions, and nurtures your growth as a trader.

Help Shape the Future of TradingView Content


📆 Economic Calendar

⚡️ 19th March (Japan) — BoJ Interest Rate Decision
⚡️ 19th March (Canada) — Inflation Rate YoY
⚡️ 20th March (United States) — Fed Interest Rate Decision
⚡️ 20th March (United States) — FOMC Economic Projections
⚡️ 21th March (United Kingdom) — BoE Interest Rate Decision
⚡️ 22nd March (Japan) — Inflation Rate YoY

🔥 What's New?

JFX forex data — now accessible on TradingView
Enhancing DeFi trading: TradingView partners with QuickSwap
Improved data of BIST futures: make use of settlement prices, back-adjustment, and Open interest
Chart view in Stock, ETF, and Crypto coins screeners

🌟 Script of the Week
📜 Risk Management Chart - by NoveltyTrade
This script simulates multiple equity curves based on user-defined win-loss and risk-reward parameters, allowing visualization and analysis of risk management strategies.

Risk Management Chart


💭 Our Weekly Thought:
Plan the trade, see the trade, feel the trade.

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