FeaturesPrice action

The price levels the market actually reacts to.

CoinBeacon marks the floor pivots, Fibonacci retracements, swing highs and lows, round numbers, and the prior all-time high or low near a coin — each labeled support or resistance, with exactly how far the price sits from it.

Data source
Binance spot + futures
Level types
Pivots · Fibs · Swings
Plus
Round #s · ATH/ATL
Each level
S/R + distance %
Level ladder

Every level, labeled support or resistance.

Open a coin and CoinBeacon lays out the levels stacked around the live price — resistance overhead, support below. No drawing tools, no guesswork about which retracement matters: the ladder is already built from the coin's own candles.

  • Floor pivots. The classic P, R1–R3 and S1–S3, projected from the last closed candle's high, low and close.
  • Fibonacci retracements. 0.236, 0.382, 0.5, 0.618 and 0.786 drawn across the latest confirmed swing high and low.
  • Round numbers. The psychological levels traders cluster orders on — scaled to the coin's magnitude, from cents to five figures.
  • Prior ATH / ATL. Among crypto's strongest levels — marked whenever price is trading within roughly 15% of the all-time high or low.
app.coinbeacon.io/detectors/levels

BTC/USDT · Binance spot

10 levels · nearest first

Swing HighResist+3.67%
Prior ATHResist+3.28%
Fib 0.618Resist+2.55%
Round 110,000Resist+1.46%
Pivot R1Resist+0.76%
Live price108,420.50 ▲ +2.14%
Pivot PSupport−0.43%
Fib 0.5Support−1.29%
Round 105,000Support−3.15%
Pivot S1Support−3.28%
Swing LowSupport−4.17%

Resistance above, support below — labeled by position, not by name

Proximity & role

Sorted by how close you are.

A level only matters when price is near it. CoinBeacon measures the signed distance from the live price to every level and sorts nearest-first, so the handful of lines actually in play sit at the top — and each one's role is read from where price is, not from a textbook name.

  • Signed distance. Every level shows the exact percentage from the current price — positive above, negative below.
  • Nearest-first. The list ranks by absolute distance, so the levels price is about to test are the ones you see first.
  • Role by position. A pivot R1 that price has traded above is now support. Levels are classified by where price sits, not their label.
  • Swing highs & lows. The recent confirmed extremes are first-class levels of their own — the raw prices the last impulse turned at.

Levels in play now

Nearest to price

108,420.50

Pivot P pivot−0.43%
Pivot R1 pivot+0.76%
Fib 0.5 fib−1.29%
Round 110,000 round+1.46%

Closer levels sit higher — the ones price is about to test

Five kinds of level, one list.

Every level feeds the same ladder — and the same reasons behind a Smart Setup. A break of one on volume is a confirmation the scanner reads.

  1. 01Floor pivots— P, R1–R3, S1–S3 from the last closed candlepivot
  2. 02Fibonacci— 0.236, 0.382, 0.5, 0.618, 0.786 across the latest swingfib
  3. 03Swing highs & lows— the recent confirmed extremes, as raw levelsswing
  1. 04Round numbers— psychological levels on a magnitude-scaled gridround
  2. 05Prior ATH— the all-time high, marked when price is within ~15%ath
  3. 06Prior ATL— the all-time low, marked when price is within ~15%atl

Key levels — common questions

Which price levels does CoinBeacon mark on a coin?
Five kinds of level: classic floor pivots (P, R1–R3, S1–S3), Fibonacci retracements (0.236 to 0.786), the recent swing highs and lows, round-number psychological levels, and the prior all-time high or low when price is near it. Levels are built from Binance spot and futures candles.
How does CoinBeacon decide if a level is support or resistance?
By where the level sits relative to the live price, not by its textbook label. Anything above price is resistance, anything below is support — so a pivot R1 that price has traded above flips to support. Every level carries a signed distance in percent, and the list is sorted nearest-first.
Are key levels free to use?
Yes. The free plan includes every CoinBeacon feature: the key-levels detector, charts, the scanner, and up to 10 active alerts with 10 notifications per day. Sign in with Google to start.

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