The best TradingView indicators for trading a crypto bull market

In a bull market, Supertrend's ATR-based trailing line provides a clean mechanical anchor: as long as price stays above the line, the uptrend is intact. It doubles as a trailing stop and automatically widens during high-volatility legs, preventing normal retracements from triggering premature exits.

The 21 EMA on the 4h chart is the standard pullback re-entry zone in crypto bull runs. Price trading above the 21 EMA is the simplest mechanical confirmation that the uptrend continues; a dip to the 21 EMA in a strong trend is a re-entry opportunity rather than an exit signal.

Anchored VWAP from a major breakout point shows whether buyers who entered at the key level are still in profit — as long as price holds above the anchored VWAP, the breakout's sponsoring participants are still long and the move has institutional backing.

RSI in a bull market lives in the 40–80 range rather than the standard 30–70 zone. Pullbacks to 40–50 RSI are the buyable dips; a failure to reclaim 50 after a decline is the first structural warning that the trend may be weakening. Divergence at the high is the clearest early-exit signal.

ADX above 25 and rising confirms the bull trend has genuine momentum behind it rather than being a slow drift higher that could reverse quickly. When ADX starts declining from a high reading, the trend is losing energy — a signal to reduce size rather than add aggressively.

Periodic consolidations (squeezes) within a bull trend are where the Squeeze Momentum indicator earns its place: when Bollinger Bands contract inside Keltner Channels, a continuation move is coiling. The histogram direction on the squeeze release tells you whether the breakout aligns with the prevailing uptrend.