🧠 FIBONACCI NO BTC: THE HIDDEN MAP OF PRICE TARGETS

Fibonacci is not magic. It's mathematics showing where BTC liquidity likes to hide.

When you look at the Bitcoin chart and see those colorful horizontal “steps,” you can be sure: someone is using Fibonacci.

As I write, BTC is working above the region of US$ 87–88k, after a strong correction from the highs above US$ 120k.

This recent movement is perfect for explaining how I use Fibonacci in practice.

🔍 WHAT IS FIBONACCI IN TRADING?

Fibonacci is nothing more than a numerical sequence that generates proportions that appear all the time in nature… and in the market.

On the chart, what we use the most are three groups of levels:

• Retracements (pullbacks):

• 23.6% – shallow correction

• 38.2% – healthy correction

• 50% – psychological “halfway”

• 61.8% – golden region

• 78.6% – deep correction, but still possible reversal

• Extensions (movement targets):

• 127.2%

• 161.8%

• 261.8% (for explosive movements)

These levels work like liquidity magnets: where many people place orders, stops, and profit taking.

🧩 HOW I APPLY FIBONACCI ON BTC (REAL EXAMPLE)

Imagine the recent movement of BTC:

1. Downward leg:

• Approximate high: US$ 120k (top of the impulse)

• Recent low: region of US$ 83–85k (bottom of the correction)

2. On the chart, you:

• Select the “Fibonacci Retracement” tool

• Click on the top (120k) and pull down to the bottom (≈85k)

3. What will appear?

• Horizontal lines marking 23.6% / 38.2% / 50% / 61.8% / 78.6% within this range.

4. What does this mean in practice?

• If BTC is retreating after the high or reacting after a drop, you can see:

• Where the pullback tends to stop

• Where buyers are likely to defend

• Where it makes sense for the market to take profits or set up new positions.