See today's support and resistance levels for BTC, ETH and SOL in one table: previous day high and low, previous week high and low, daily pivot points and round numbers. No login needed. When you find a level you care about, VMTradeAlert can call you when price gets there.
Pick a coin. Levels are reference points, not predictions or advice.
Live levels load below once this page is open in your browser. They are built from closed daily candles on Binance US.
Levels come from closed daily candles and simple formulas. Price often moves through them. They are not predictions, signals or financial advice. Trading crypto carries a high risk of loss. Read the risk disclaimer.
The highest price, lowest price and final price of the last closed daily candle. Traders watch them because price often stalls, reverses or breaks out around yesterday's extremes. Sweeps of these levels are covered in liquidity sweeps.
The highest high and lowest low of the last 7 closed daily candles. They mark the wider range price has recently traded in, so they carry more weight than a single day's extremes.
Classic pivot points are calculated from the previous day's high, low and close. The pivot is the balance point. R1 is the first level above it and S1 the first level below it. Many traders watch them, which is why they can matter.
Prices ending in zeros, such as 100,000 for Bitcoin. People place orders and targets at them, so price often reacts nearby. The table shows the round numbers just above and below the previous close.
Traders use these levels to plan where to look for entries, where to place stops beyond a level, and where to take profit. A level that holds several times is not guaranteed to hold again. Size your trade so a stop-out is affordable, using the position size calculator.
Choose one or two levels near price that you would act on, for example the previous day low or the daily pivot.
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On Create Alert, choose the coin and type the level price. Set how close price must come before the alert fires.
When price comes near your level you get a phone call and an email. Then decide what to do. Alerts are information, not advice.
No. They are reference prices taken from past candles and simple formulas. Price can pass through any of them without reacting. Use them as places to pay attention, not as forecasts or advice.
They come from closed daily candles on the UTC day. The previous day levels use the last closed daily candle. The previous week high and low are the highest high and lowest low of the last 7 closed daily candles, which includes the previous day.
The daily pivot is the average of the previous day high, low and close. Pivot R1 is twice the pivot minus the previous day low. Pivot S1 is twice the pivot minus the previous day high. Traders watch them as possible resistance and support.
The two round numbers that sit just below and just above the previous daily close, on a price grid that scales with the coin. They are psychological levels where many traders place orders, which is why people watch them.
The level set is rebuilt from the latest closed daily candles after each UTC day closes, and refreshed at most every few minutes. The current price is a live spot price, so the distance column changes through the day while the levels stay the same.
Yes. Create a VMTradeAlert account, choose the coin, enter the level as your target price and publish. When the price comes within your chosen distance, you get a phone call and an email. See the pricing page for alert limits per plan.
VMTradeAlert provides information only. Levels do not predict prices and are not financial advice. You can lose money trading. Read the risk disclaimer.
