Published 13 Oct 2026, 12:45 UTC · fetched 3 Nov 2026, 10:58 UTC
Jelle
@CryptoJelleNL
In reply to · 13 Oct 2026, 12:37 UTC · context given to the AI
Bull market dips: interesting days. Top accounts are saying 90k this week, while other top accounts are shorting. The thing is, this happens every bull market. Price doesn't go up in a straight line. Price bursts up, consolidates, and sometimes drops quite a bit during a bull market. And naturally, at these consolidation periods, people will have different opinions. The problem is that a lot of these tweets are based on lower time frames. Which is, of course, perfectly fine but could be wrongly interpreted by people reading them. Know what type of trader/investor you are. Are you trading every move? Or do you make your money by getting into bull markets early, buying spot positions, and riding them up? → My POV & how I'm playing it: Personally, I believe the macro trend is up. I believe we formed a mini-cycle bottom below the macro range high and, after it plays out, will transition back into the final parabolic leg of our macro bull market. I've started taking spot positions at the lows of this 'bear market' and bought tokens like PUMP when they were in their stage 3 bottom. Even if Bitcoin (chart below) drops to, for example, the 74k level, it would be a healthy dip in a bull market/range low reclaim and, imo, an opportunity to look for good altcoins that have bottomed out. PUMP, for example, is up quite a lot into the range highs. Took some profits but still holding the vast majority. And yes, it's dropping from the range highs, but I'm still comfortably up a lot and have no intention of playing the short-term swings, as I believe PUMP will continue to trend up as long as we're in a bull market. (https://t.co/9bOhhyHRD1)@damskotrades Simply survive the chop, and ride the wave higher 🤝View original on X ↗
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