How To Predict Bitcoin Price With Certainty?
A practical guide to using Fibonacci levels for high-probability trades
If you've been investing or trading in recent years, you've heard about Fibonacci levels.
Yep, the same levels that print a bunch of points on the screen—0.786, 0.618, 0.236—and for some reason, the price always bounces at these points.
Yes, the same Fibonacci you’ve seen countless times on YouTube, but you never really knew how to draw it correctly (where to start and where to finish).
Yes, the same Fibonacci you know exists, but you’ve never actually used it in your trading.
What if I told you that you can predict the exact future price of Bitcoin simply by drawing the Fibonacci lines correctly?
First, re-create the chart shown above in your TradingView. Open the BTC chart on the 1D timeframe and click the “Fib Retracement” tool on the left toolbar.
Then, click on the highest candle point on May 22nd, and then click on the lowest candle point on June 22nd.
To extend the lines to the right, double-click on any Fibonacci line to open the Settings tab, and check the box “Extend lines right.”
Voilà - you’ve just recreated the chart, and you can clearly see that Bitcoin touched the 1.618 line on June 14th and has retraced since then. That line sits around the $120,400 area.
The next point of interest for Bitcoin? The 2.618 line, which is sitting around the $134K area.
Wait Master… How can a few lines predict the future Bitcoin price so easily?
Indeed, it can feel almost mystical - how can a few proportionally spaced lines derived from an ancient mathematical sequence forecast Bitcoin’s next move?
The answer lies not in magic, but in market psychology and fractal behavior.
Fibonacci retracement and extension levels are powerful because they show where traders often make similar moves in the market.
Key ratios like 0.618, 1.0, and 1.618 represent areas of potential support, resistance, or trend continuation, based on the flow of market cycles.
When BTC reached the 1.618 Fibonacci extension earlier this summer - following a clean breakout from its previous consolidation range - it wasn’t surprising to experienced traders that price stalled and reversed.
These levels are not predictive in a deterministic sense, but they offer high-probability zones where price action often reacts.
Fibonacci acts as a lens, allowing traders to align historical price structures with future potential moves - a probabilistic edge in a chaotic market.
What about altcoins? Does it work on them too?
Obviously! Want to know where ENA might go in this bull run? Just draw the line from the all-time high on December 16th to the lowest point on June 22nd, and you'll see this:
We’re currently between two Fibonacci levels, which usually means we haven’t topped yet.
If ENA behaves bearishly this cycle, it may get rejected at the 0.382 or 0.5 levels ($0.63 and $0.76, respectively).
Otherwise, we can expect ENA to head toward the 0.618 or 0.786 levels ($0.90 and $1.08, respectively).
In May, the 1-Week Cycle met the 3-Day Cycle above 80, marking a local top - right below the 0.236 level.
Using Cycle Indicators helps identify when an asset is overbought or oversold. To time entries and exits more effectively, look for the nearest Fibonacci level as a key decision point..
Currently, ENA is facing pressure from the 3-Day Cycle. Even without other indicators, we can expect a possible retest of the 0.236 area (~$0.50) as the 3-Day Cycle trends downward. After establishing a local bottom, ENA should resume toward the 0.382 level.
Make sure to exit a coin when the 1-Week Cycle meets the 3-Day Cycle above 80!
Master, what are Fibonacci levels saying about XRP and ETH?
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