BTC cycle anatomy gets interesting when you plot it right.

There's this model that tracks market mean price as the anchor point. From there, it draws Fibonacci-scaled bands stretching upward and downward—basically carving out zones where expansion runs hot or prices snap back to equilibrium.

Historically? Those upper bands light up during euphoric runs, signaling distribution risk creeping in. The lower bands? That's where capitulation whispers and accumulation begins.

Structural corridors like these don't predict—they frame. And right now, understanding where price sits relative to these levels might matter more than chasing headlines.

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PanicSeller

· 13h ago

The Fibonacci band is indeed interesting, but to be honest, I almost got trapped last time I operated using this.

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OnchainUndercover

· 11-26 23:59

The Fibonacci band chart framework feels good, but the real problem is that most people simply do not understand where they are positioned.

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zkProofInThePudding

· 11-26 23:58

The Fibonacci bands have been played out long ago; the key is still to look at the real chip distribution on the Order Book.

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NonFungibleDegen

· 11-26 23:56

ngl this fib band stuff hits different when ur not just staring at charts like a madman at 3am... but like, are we actually at accumulation or just coping hard rn ser

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ForkInTheRoad

· 11-26 23:52

The Fibonacci bands, to put it simply, are just a framework for greed and fear. When it gets carried away, you dump, and at the bottom, you buy the dip. It's a cycle that repeats.

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