Built to Answer “What’s Next?”

After creating DMM Face-Melter Pro v2, I had a full-spectrum toolkit. It handled rhythm, structure, exhaustion, reversals—all the core elements of market behavior.

But even the best setups hit a ceiling when price enters undiscovered territory.

In strong uptrends or full-blown price discovery, the problem became obvious:

• Face-Melter’s dynamic long-length Fib levels naturally live below price.

• Even the faster Cool 9, 21, and 55 MAs—reactive and useful as they are—trail beneath during vertical climb as is natural with moving averages/

• Static tools like the Fib Retracement tool? Helpful, sometimes. But static. Inflexible. Not dynamic.

• Spider lines? Too subjective. Too variable. Too easy to get wrong.

So I asked the real question:

“How do I see what’s coming next when price has never been here before?”

The Fire & Ice Solution

I took twelve carefully picked Fibonacci-based moving averages and multiplied them by the square root of a common trading Fibonacci ratio.

The result?

Twelve dynamic levels — L1 through L12

• Most of them float above price, adjusting with trend velocity and volatility.

• The slower ones (L6–L12) often sit within or just below price, especially in low-volatility assets.

• All of them are mathematically calculated, automatically scaled, and stupidly reactive.

These aren’t fib retracement lines.
They aren’t spider webs.
They’re living structure.

What They Do

• L1–L5: Fast, sensitive levels that track momentum surges—perfect for crypto melt-ups and vertical breakouts.

  • BTC in late 2024? These lines accurately called the pauses and reversals during price discovery.

• L6–L12: Slower structural levels that are useful in both bull and bear trends—providing context, hidden support/resistance, and potential reversal zones.

  • SPY and QQQ tend to live in this range consistently—even during all-time highs.

As price climbs, these levels act like overhead resistance ladders.
Break through one, it becomes support. Fail to break it, and it’s a likely pivot.
If price drops? The slower levels catch it at zones otherwise invisible to traditional charting.

Modes & Features

• Smart Mode: Hides levels that are irrelevant to current price. Keeps your chart clean and focused.

• Gradient Mode: Fills the space between levels with a visual volatility map. See the heat before you feel it.

• L1–L12 labels: Simple. Memorable. Tactical.

Face-Melter Pro v2 + Fire & Ice = Complete Awareness

• Face-Melter Pro gives you the battlefield—price structure, exhaustion, flow, and support zones.

• Fire & Ice gives you the skies above, future resistance, and the hidden cracks in the earth that only appear when markets move like they mean it.

Together, they offer total environmental awareness—like night vision in a warzone.

One shows where you stand.
The other shows what’s coming next.