About Ezetrad

Ezetrad (markets made easy) is a free educational site for people who want to understand markets: live crypto charts, gold and silver prices in your own currency, US market hours, beginner guides, and tools to test your own price predictions against what really happened.

What you can do here

• Live charts for every Binance spot pair, with a step-by-step prediction planner.
• Bots that show how automated trading tools work, with paper signals only.
• A scanner for classic chart patterns, crypto news, price alerts and US Congress trade disclosures.
• Reference pages for gold, silver, crypto and the stock market.

Our mission

The name says it: eze as in easy, trad as in trading. Market sites are usually full of jargon, hype and "signals". We want the opposite: real-time numbers with a plain explanation next to each one, and tools that let you check an idea against what actually happened before you risk any money.

What we are not

We are not a broker, an exchange or a financial adviser. We never hold money, never connect to your accounts and never trade. Nothing on this site is a recommendation. See the disclaimer.

Editorial standards

• Every guide is written for beginners, checked against primary sources, and dated when updated.
• We describe what numbers mean and what they cannot tell you. Simulations are labelled as simulations.
• We never accept payment to feature a coin, exchange or product, and we do not publish paid "signals".
• Found a mistake? Tell us on the contact page and we will correct it.

How we make money

Ezetrad is free and supported by advertising (Google AdSense). Advertisers have no say in our content.

Where the data comes from

• Crypto prices: Binance public market data.
• Gold and silver spot prices: gold-api.com; tokenized gold (XAUT) from Binance.
• Exchange rates for local gold prices: Rates By Exchange Rate API.
• US market hours: the NYSE holiday calendar.
• News: the public RSS feeds of CoinDesk, Cointelegraph, Decrypt, The Block and Bitcoin Magazine.
• Congress trades: the US House Clerk's public financial disclosures.

The prediction tools, scanner, bots and Congress tracker are adapted from the open-source day-trader-skill project (MIT licence).