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Spot Swing Fib Pullback Clip Sizer

Map swing low and high to fib retracement levels, derive your limit entry and stop, and size one spot clip to your dollar-loss budget — then open Kinetix Trade (Spot) and rest the limit instead of chasing the extension.

Example: $60,000 — base of the swing leg
Example: $68,000 — top of the swing leg
Limit buy rests at this pullback depth
Invalidation below entry — deeper retracement
% retracement from swing high
Must be deeper than entry fib
Example: 100 USDT you can live with at the fib stop
Applied on entry and exit at the stop
Limit entry price
Stop price
Stop distance
Max base size
USDT notional
$ at risk if stop hits
Standard pullback depths — same clip size, budget check
DepthLimit entryStopStop dist$ at riskFlag

Planning math only — outcomes are uncertain, not investment advice, not a profit guarantee, and not an order ticket. Rest the sized limit on a pullback; do not chase an extended print. Live fees and fills can differ.

How the fib clip is sized

Swing range is high − low. Retracement from the high: limit entry = high − entryFib% × range, stop = high − stopFib% × range (stop fib must be deeper than entry fib). Stop distance % is (entry − stop) ÷ entry. Fee rate f applies on open and on a stop exit. Unit risk per base is entry×(1+f) − stop×(1−f). Max base = budget ÷ unit risk. USDT notional = base × entry. The comparison table holds your sized base fixed and checks dollars at risk at 38.2%, 50%, and 61.8% entry depths — Pass if risk stays within budget, Oversized if that fill depth would breach it.

Educational planning aid for Spot. Pick the pullback you will actually rest, then execute on Kinetix Trade when ready.

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