Entering mid-February, once BTC breaks through the outer high of the pink Fibonacci circle, it has historically triggered a significant downward correction. Interestingly, this circle has precisely marked the top in each BTC bull market—this repeatability is quite noteworthy. From the chart, if this correction is to follow historical patterns, the ideal scenario would be for BTC to achieve a stronger rally before February, providing enough momentum to test that critical level. In other words, the current position is an observation window, and the upcoming trend will be crucial.
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MelonField
· 6h ago
The Fibonacci is back again. Will it really be able to top this time? It feels like every time they claim it's precise, but in the end, they get proven wrong.
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Ser_Liquidated
· 9h ago
Coming back to the circle theory again? I lost a lot last time I listened to this set, waiting to be trapped.
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MidnightTrader
· 01-02 19:05
The Fibonacci sequence is back again, always incredibly accurate. Can we try a reverse approach this time?
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FreeRider
· 01-02 19:03
This Fibonacci circle is about to work its magic again; history repeats itself just like this.
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BearMarketGardener
· 01-02 19:00
The Fibonacci circle is here again, and it's so accurate every time... But this time, it really triggered; we'll have to see if BTC still has the strength to push through.
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New_Ser_Ngmi
· 01-02 18:55
Is it that pink Fibonacci again? Will it really come true this time? It feels like every time they claim precise positioning, but BTC just doesn't follow the rules.
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SchroedingerGas
· 01-02 18:55
Fibonacci is back again, claiming precise positioning every time. Why not make an accurate prediction of when it will rise?
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NotFinancialAdvice
· 01-02 18:50
Fibonacci is back again. Is this thing really that accurate? Every time it's said to be precise at predicting tops, but I feel like it's just a post-hoc armchair strategist.
Entering mid-February, once BTC breaks through the outer high of the pink Fibonacci circle, it has historically triggered a significant downward correction. Interestingly, this circle has precisely marked the top in each BTC bull market—this repeatability is quite noteworthy. From the chart, if this correction is to follow historical patterns, the ideal scenario would be for BTC to achieve a stronger rally before February, providing enough momentum to test that critical level. In other words, the current position is an observation window, and the upcoming trend will be crucial.