Yesterday I posted a chart where I drew support and resistance lines for $ETH using Fibonacci retracement. Someone mentioned that I don't understand how to use Fibonacci, and I admit that I really don't understand how most people use this tool. Perhaps for him, the mainstream usage is the correct way to use it. However, from a practical perspective, I think it's not wrong to use Fibonacci to review the left side and then analyze support and resistance levels. At least for beginners who may not be good at drawing lines, this is an efficient and convenient method, and the accuracy is much higher than just randomly drawing lines like a zebra crossing. Lastly, I want to say that the Fibonacci retracement tool is very beginner-friendly. There is no right or wrong in using tools; it’s just important to find a method that works for you. I also appreciate the kind-hearted people who pointed out the details I got wrong. I will gradually correct them, and the little newbie will continue on the exploration path ahead! Wishing everyone good luck this Christmas! #待回本的小韭菜