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ATH in ATNET Crypto glossary. What do crypto traders call ATH?
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Key Points / ATH

  1. ATH means All Time High

In trading jargon, ATH stands for All-Time High.

A market makes a new all-time high if its price action rises above the previous all-time maximum price. There is no other requirement for timeframe, patterns or any special technical setup. Even if the market retraces abruptly, the new ATH still counts.

The Bitcoin ATH

On the bitcoin-dollar market, the last ATH happenned when the price rose above 20k USD.

ATH jargon term

ATH is a term that you will find used in legacy trading as well. The ATH term is not specific to crypto markets.

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