Picture this: every time $BTC prints a new all-time high, the extension above the old peak has been smaller than the cycle before.
Most traders know the pain of not knowing when to exit. You either sell too early and miss the rest of the move or hold on too long and watch profits evaporate.
The charts show a consistent pattern across cycles. The best sell zone for $BTC has formed between two different .618 Fibonacci extensions. Last time it topped between the 2.618 and 1.618 extensions, landing much closer to the 1.618.
This cycle looks similar. The main difference is the bear market bottom was about 20 to 30 percent shallower than before. That means significantly less upside is required to reach the 1.618 level.
Compare it to the last run when $ETH stretched further alongside $BTC . The lesson is that these Fibonacci maps have held up, and a higher low could bring the top in earlier than many expect.
Where do you think this cycle peaks?
#Bitcoin #Fibonacci #CryptoTrading
Most traders know the pain of not knowing when to exit. You either sell too early and miss the rest of the move or hold on too long and watch profits evaporate.
The charts show a consistent pattern across cycles. The best sell zone for $BTC has formed between two different .618 Fibonacci extensions. Last time it topped between the 2.618 and 1.618 extensions, landing much closer to the 1.618.
This cycle looks similar. The main difference is the bear market bottom was about 20 to 30 percent shallower than before. That means significantly less upside is required to reach the 1.618 level.
Compare it to the last run when $ETH stretched further alongside $BTC . The lesson is that these Fibonacci maps have held up, and a higher low could bring the top in earlier than many expect.
Where do you think this cycle peaks?
#Bitcoin #Fibonacci #CryptoTrading
