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Arcs, Circles And Spirals

accidental wormhole cleanupadded some levels and tweaked placement, these belong at the first two of three bottoms not sure where bottom will be or if we'll even go down more...2.718 (euler's number) is important supposedly (i think of it as inverse phi..phi is infinite outward growth and euler is infinite inward growth) and we're there now...but we wicked to the 4.236 so maybe that? just think of these as curved pitchfans, i think see for process/tutorial use stop loss, get outside, be nice to each other
INDEX:BTCUSD
by FinanciallyCodependently
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Nants ingonyama bagithi baba (lion king music)disclaimer: NFA, i'm noob, i make this stuff up as i go. you should play too but always be humble and use stop loss and remember "this market.........is volatile" to quote bitboy 1. scale chart properly (this is 100:1; that means every $100 = 1 time unit which is 15 min here). this is important, and lock the scale when you find one you like bc if you adjust it, your circle will shift (try it). this can actually be useful FOR scaling/squaring properly (example: i will draw a fib 'circle' (actually an ellipse) between points and adjust scale until the ellipse becomes a circle) 2. make a circle (fib arc) of time difference between top and bottom, horizontally (not angled) that means the radius of the circle = the time of the move. that's the unit circle. that's 1 3. copy and paste that circle and make each one's radius a multiple of the OG unit circle (settings and put your levels in, just like normal fibs). i do square roots but you can do phi and its multiples as well. i go up to 6.854 and 11.089 sometimes, depends on chart (TV defaults to doing phi multiples all in the SAME circle (aka concentric circles aka archimedean spiral) but that's not how i do it) 4. fit circles to tops and bottoms. play with different arcs of the circle, the top is its own convex arc and the bottom is its own concave arc for example 5. i'm obsessed with the idea of 3 taps (on flags and trendlines and beyond), which i think comes from the idea that every 3 non-linear points make a circle. so if you touch a circle twice, the third confirms = bounce? idk. also applies to planes which is what's really going on here, 2d is scamfu. idk i try to ask myself "if i were a price action inside the chart rn what would i do?" and on the third tap i would be like 'oh ok cool this is confirmed now, that was fun, my work is done and i'm bored, now i can bounce') 6. sometimes it's horizontal tangent lines to arcs (aka the line that touches the circle at the bottom or topmost point)...bc this represents the radius at its extreme, at the limit of price change. support. circles are the bridge between worlds, they are the way to translate and project from one axis (time) to another (price). you're just using the radius as a ruler essentially michael s jenkins (find him on youtube) is essential...his idea, probably inspired by gann, is that time=price. it's the basis of the idea that you can do geometry on charts. time cycles. planetary cycles = time cycles. i recommend watching his videos on .75x speed and pausing frequently at first getting into bradley f cowan, absolutely brilliant
INDEX:BTCUSD
by FinanciallyCodependently
The Let's Flip a Bitcoin Star FleetHello everyone and welcome aboard the Let's Flip a Bitcoin Star Fleet. I'm your fleet captain b2gg2b and today we'll taking a ride through historic times of the past as we travel a few years back in time to review the internet bubble and consequential crash that came just eight(8) years later. Below you'll be able to review the chart of the S&P500 during the early 2000, and the 2008 market crash that occurred then there after and how it relates to now. May it forever remain a reminder in the history of the Bitcoin Blockchain. So long as bitcoin persist we can look back upon this moment and honor the history those moments in our history, that ushered our new future. Our new digital lives. Let's get into the Analysis, there's not much to discuss. Provided is an overview of the current market structure with a Fibonacci circle overplayed. We can early see the consolidation to the left around the area of the 1.61, and we can see my projected target at the level of the 1.61. This is how I will intend to trade this move in the coming future. Rather we revisits higher price levels now or later, I don't really care either way. My interest is at 16.5-16.9K for long entry. It mimics that of the S&P 500 during the early 2000's and 2008 crash. Below you'll find examples of this also.
BNC:BLX
by Xploitify
square (rooting) the circleobvi not financial advice (are you HIGH??), just been posting sketches here mostly bc i need the help keeping track of them lol just eyeballed the top circle here, thinking i should disregard wicks (which is what i usually do when i draw regular fibs/i make them so the wicks are 1.09 or 1.128), then when i clicked my 'square roots' template, saw .707 (square root of .5, and also half of square root of 2....1.414 is sort of like the 1.618 of squares re: self-similarity/fractals btw, bradley f cowan explains it pretty well) and .886 (square root of .786) called the wicks. THRILLING STUFF, felt cute might delete i added 3.14 for funsies bc sorry not sorry...pi cycle is real and pi is important. i mean we're talking cycles here, cmon. we're on the pi arc now, and the horizontal tangent (bottom) makes sense too when you get similar ideas at different ratios i don't think that's flip-flopping btw, it's confluence/recursion bullish on fresh air, sunshine, and hydration this week was recently gifted w/Bradley F Cowan, highly HIGHLY recommend along with other gurus: michael s jenkins gann (astro just as time cycles, not necessarily w/meaning ascribed bc that's a whole can of worms) jim bartelloni larry pesavento candleboxAI and gannjourneyman
by FinanciallyCodependently
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sketchpad rektpad i think i was playing with pitching the circle here (tilt your head), and considering it could be pitched in two different (probs more) ways. then did pitchfans of triggernometric triangles and copied and pasted them to diff reversal points. trying to learn thru play...putting it all together slowly and messily :-) maybe i should just get a coloring book learn: michael s jenkins larry pesavento jim bartelloni (bartscharts) gann, probably candleboxAI on twitter (and most of the ppl he follows esp GannJourneyman)
INDEX:BTCUSD
by FinanciallyCodependently
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Triggernometry aka "Trig identities on charts??????....rekt"Posting this mostly so I can find it later, and some thoughts/guidance from actual mathemagicians would be wonderful :-) . these types of thoughts are constantly dancing around my unmedicated adhd brain like "too many notes" all the time...coupled with a math career cut short right at trig and i'm just confuuuuuused but intrigued and would love to talk to other wannabe/real nerds about this stuff! Chart is scaled 100:1 (though I've also played with scaling / squaring the chart to a particular move, so that it looks geometrically 1:1...like a square. yes the ruler and the protractor come out. i always think of the resulting circle as a lens) Sine, cosine, and tangent of unit circle. Not sure if changing the quadrant of the circle matters. or if the quadrant you place the identities in should depend on the direction you're projecting the move in (you could draw them in all four if you wanted?) But placement does matter, obvi. Just like with fib extensions. Where you're deriving from, and where you're placing them. I'm sure there are other identities that work...but what do they mean? Sine: Price (Opposite aka y axis/Hypotenuse) Cosine: Time (Adjacent aka x axis/Hypotenuse) Tangent: Price of squared circle (as i understand it ... the square in general is total possibilities...theoretical limit...IIRC it was 3BlueBrown on youtube who described the square, in general, as probability? Least-squares? IDK. And then the circle, according to this framework, would be the actual limit/resistance/boundary of the move?) So the difference between the square and the circle is theoretical vs actual? Something something calculus???? I've also played with spirals of 90 degrees and 0 degrees (which would be the limits of sine and cosine aka price and time? of the circle?) but with multiples and factors of the unit circle...so, .707, .314, .577...some phi ratios as well. and phi multiples and square roots seem to work too. So I'm wondering in what sense angles and their trig identities ...and what they represent which is speed? are the same thing as, just a different translation/vibration of, smaller / bigger circles. the max time/price change (aka at 0 and 90 degrees) in a .707 circle, for example, would mean the same thing as sine and cosine of ... 63 degrees? (90 x .707) depending on placement. because circle harmonics are just shorter and longer time cycles/fractals? I literally just figured out what radians are so be nice to me :-) Gurus Michael S. Jenkins (a few videos on youtube) is my favorite, and he is inspired by Gann who I need to read more of. Jenkins' idea (possibly Gann as well?) is that time=price. Lots of examples of, say, price increasing by $1000 over 1000 days (or whatever the time unit is...you have to find it). Larry Pesavento Jim Bartelloni CandleboxAI and GannJourneyman on twitter but I don't really understand their charts yet
INDEX:BTCUSD
by FinanciallyCodependently
messy geo playjust kitten around...sketching out/playing with this idea again...anxious to enter meatverse for the day and also TV's being discrete w/time (and finite w/zooming out on small TFs) makes precision with esp circles and spirals difficult root 5 spiral (from vesica piscis) of last bull/correction tops...that I did fit, by sight, to recent tops but am guessing being 100% precise with circles would fix/enable pinpoint precision from points of projection. idk tho, just having some fun ;-) stay safe and kind out there
INDEX:BTCUSD
by FinanciallyCodependently
BTC Liquidation analysis using Fib CirclesThis is my current viewpoint of what is currently happening in the crypto market. BTC has yet to close below my sell break level on the weekly time frame. I can see price potentially using this inner fib circle as a rejection point to recover to the next fib level. Volume is high, and we could see some potential insane moves to the upside. Though, if price breaks and has a WEEKLY BEARISH Candle that closes below my sell break at 29,725, we could see a plummet to 20k
BITFINEX:BTCUSD
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by bmoney2020
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CURRENT BTC FIB CIRCLE ANALYSIS- is liquidation finally over?This is my current viewpoint of what is currently happening in the crypto market. BTC has yet to close below my sell break level on the weekly time frame. I can see price potentially using this inner fib circle as a rejection point to recover to the next fib level. Volume is high, and we could see some potential insane moves to the upside. Though, if price breaks and has a WEEKLY BEARISH Candle that closes below my sell break at 29,725, we could see a plummet to 20k
BITFINEX:BTCUSD
by bmoney2020
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BTCUSDT wants to retest the 0.382 Fibonacci LevelThe price bounced on the daily support on 39800 As I Told you in the previous analysis and now the price wants to retest the 0.382 Fibonacci level on the weekly resistance on 42k On the 4h timeframe, the price has a supply zone on 42300 How to approach? IF the price is going to retest the 42k and got a rejection, we can apply our rules for a new short position. The scenario is invalidated above the 43k –––– Keep in mind. 🟣 Purple structure -> Monthly structure. 🔴 Red structure -> Weekly structure. 🔵 Blue structure -> Daily structure. 🟡 Yellow structure -> 4h structure.
Short
by InkyGrip
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SOLUSDT has broken below Support $106SOLUSDT has been making LHs and LLs after massive rejection at $138. It has been on a down trend and after breaking below $106 it is expected to go lower. It has also broken below a major trend line which is another indication for us. Above $120 this signals would be invalid. the first Target profit for this trade would be at $96.00 💎 SOLUSDT 🔵 Entry zone 113.78 - 104.32 🟢 TP1 96.00 🟢 TP2 86.00 🟢 TP3 70.00 🔴 SL 120.00 Good Luck 🎲
Short
by Fibonacci-Signals
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BTCUSD has reached 41,800 will price reject this fib level?Hi everyone I am giving an update on my most recent BTC Idea (posted Feb, 8th) and I have finally completed that trade where price successfully reached my first target area at 42k, as well as my second target "wicking" out exactly at about 41k. I favor a rejection here from my .382 fib level (41,386) for a buy to 43,800. Although, on the other hand, if price pushes lower and has a Daily candle close below 41,800, the I can see BTC heading to my .5 fib level @ 40,600 area
BITFINEX:BTCUSDLong
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by bmoney2020
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