Analysis methods

Classic Technique

Traditional technical analysis used for Bankomat’s standard and automatic crypto articles.

What Classic technique is

Classic technique is Bankomat’s standard way of reading a market. It starts from the local price snapshot — candles, volume, and market data — then adds widely used technical tools and independently checked public news.

The goal is a readable, structured article: where price sits relative to recent structure, whether momentum supports the move, which levels matter, and what would invalidate a bullish, neutral, or bearish scenario. It is informational analysis, not a signal service and not investment advice.

What the analysis looks at

A Classic run reviews several timeframes together so a move on a lower chart is not treated as the whole story.

  • Multi-timeframe market structure — trend, ranges, and breaks of structure
  • Momentum and oscillators such as RSI and MACD
  • Volatility bands and moving averages, including Bollinger Bands
  • Volume compared with recent activity
  • Support and resistance from recent swing highs and lows
  • Public news and fundamentals that can change the narrative
  • Bull, base, and bear scenarios with clear invalidation
  • Key risks, including liquidity, correlation, and event risk

When Bankomat uses Classic

Classic is the default technique. Analyze Now, the daily auto-analyze job, and newly discovered coins all produce Classic articles unless an editor starts a Deep Smart Money run.

Those articles are shorter than a Deep analysis and use the default analyze model. They still follow the same risk language: a clean-looking chart is not enough if the risk is excessive.

How to read a Classic article

Start with the market snapshot and the higher-timeframe structure. Then read momentum and the listed levels. Treat the three scenarios as a map, not a forecast: the invalidation line is as important as the preferred case.

The Classic badge on an analysis post means this method was used. Deep · Classic is the same method with a longer article, web research, and a more expensive model.

Limits

Indicators lag. Support and resistance are areas, not exact prices. News can invalidate a technical picture in minutes. Classic analysis does not claim to see order-book intent or institutional positioning.

This is informational analysis, not investment advice and not a profit guarantee. Crypto assets are high risk; past data does not guarantee future results.