Volatility & ATR Range Projector
Project the expected high–low range, breakout targets and ATR-based stop distance for any market. Pull live ATR straight from Binance, or type your own from TradingView.
Parameters
Projected Range
How to use ATR to project a range
Average True Range (ATR) measures how far price typically travels in one period. Multiply ATR by a factor (1× for a normal session, 2–3× for a full breakout move) to estimate the expected high and low around the current price. The same multiple gives you a volatility-aware stop distance: wider in fast markets, tighter in quiet ones. Click the cloud icon to pull a live 14-period ATR for any Binance symbol, or paste the ATR(14) value shown on your TradingView chart.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is ATR and how is it used?
ATR (Average True Range) measures how far price typically moves in one period. Multiplying ATR by a factor gives a volatility-aware estimate of the expected range and a sensible stop distance — wider in fast markets, tighter in quiet ones.
How do I project a daily range with ATR?
Take the current price and add and subtract the ATR multiplied by your chosen factor (1× for a normal session, 2–3× for a full breakout). The calculator shows the resulting upper and lower targets around price.
Can I get live ATR automatically?
Yes. Enter a Binance symbol and timeframe and the tool fetches recent candles to compute a live 14-period ATR, or type the ATR value from your own TradingView chart.
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