Fibonacci Auto finds the latest significant swing and draws classic retracement and extension levels so you can see where price sits relative to that impulse.
PEPS scans 25 Binance USDT pairs on 1H, 4H and 1D, anchors Fib 0% at the impulse end and 100% at the start, then ranks proximity and context by strength.
What is auto Fibonacci?
A swing high/low pair defines an impulse. Retracement levels measure how much of that move has been given back.
Common ratios: 23.6%, 38.2%, 50%, 61.8% (golden), 78.6%. Extensions 127.2% and 161.8% sit beyond the start of the swing.
PEPS picks the most recent impulse with enough amplitude, then labels the nearest level and overall Fib state.
How to read the PEPS Fib chart
Horizontal lines are Fib levels. The thicker/highlighted line is the nearest level to the last close.
Start/End markers show the swing anchors used for the calculation.
Retrace % shows depth from the impulse end (0% = at the end, 100% = back at the start).
Strength ranks how close price is to a key level and how clear the swing is.
Using Fibonacci Auto on PEPS Crypto
Pick a timeframe tab (1H, 4H, 1D). Higher timeframes produce more structural swings.
Filter by bias or Fib state, then click a row to see levels on the chart.
Strength (0–100) ranks proximity to key ratios and swing quality.
Open linked tools: Trend Following, EMA Ribbon, Support & Resistance, Multi-Timeframe.
How it works
- Data refreshes about every 10 minutes from Binance spot OHLCV (~250 candles per scan).
- Swings are pivot-based inside a lookback window; only impulses above a minimum % amplitude are kept.
- The action guide under the chart suggests practical next steps based on Fib bias.
- Search by symbol or filter states from the dropdown.
- Times in the table follow your GMT selector in the site header.
What to consider
- Fib states are heuristics — not financial advice. Fees, slippage and news are not modelled.
- Auto swings can change when a newer extreme prints — refresh context before acting.
- Futures swings can differ slightly from spot data used here.
- Low-cap pairs outside the 25-symbol universe are not scanned.
- Practice reading golden-pocket reactions on 4H/1D before live sizing.
Frequently asked questions
- Why is 0% at the end of the swing?
- PEPS anchors 0% where the impulse finished and 100% where it started, so retracement depth reads naturally as “how much was given back”.
- Which Fib level is most important?
- Traders watch 38.2%, 50% and especially 61.8%. Context (trend + volume) matters more than any single ratio.
- Is this tool suitable for beginners?
- Yes. Start on 4H/1D, click rows near 61.8%, and confirm with Trend Following before risking capital.
Conclusion
Fibonacci Auto turns the latest swing into a map of retracement and extension zones.
Use nearest-level proximity as a hypothesis — let price acceptance or rejection prove it, then align with your risk plan.