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Published 29 Oct 2026, 13:18 UTC · fetched 3 Nov 2026, 10:57 UTC

Killa

@KillaXBT

With the amount of bad news and uncertainty being thrown at Bitcoin right now, you’d expect it to be trading a lot lower. We’re definitely in the process of establishing a major pivot low soon. Bearish FOMC, with rates held (priced in) Rising oil prices Hot CPI data Global bond yields surging DXY rallying Ledger wallet hack Relentless FUD around the pivot to AI MSTR delisting fears Yet despite all of this, Bitcoin is quite literally holding its range. In the grand scheme of things, considering how much negativity and macro pressure is being thrown its way, BTC is looking quite good. You’d think with this kind of shit we’d already be trading well below 70K. But we’re not. And to me, that’s interesting. $BTC is becoming increasingly resilient. The market is absorbing bad news without the kind of downside reaction you’d normally expect. That is clearly a sign we are in a bull market. Bad news in a bull market pushes prices lower, bad news in a bull market pushes price is higher. Sometimes strength isn’t about how much an asset rallies on good news. It’s about how well it holds up when everything seems to be going against it. And right now, BTC’s resilience is telling us something. Very telling indeed.

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“You won’t see me shorting a bull market unless I believe it’s absolutely necessary. I hate to repeat myself, but I shorted the entire bear market. I managed to capture almost the entire drop publicly, with multiple entries and retests. Even so, I’d much rather be on the long side than the short side. The time to be aggressive with shorts was when $BTC lost 100K. Since 57K was tested, I haven’t shared a single short position, and I don’t plan to share any for a while. The trend is your friend, but people seem to forget that. There’s no better feeling than being long or in spot and watching the price rise. To me, it beats being short and watching it fall. As I said when BTC was at 65K, I’m 95% exposed to the market. I’m fully risk-on. Since I believe we’re in a bull market, I plan to stay that way until we’ve moved significantly higher. Try not to get caught up in the idea that you have to catch every move. I missed the drop from 87K to 79K, and that’s completely fine. I won’t chase a move after most of it has already happened. You don’t need to catch every swing to succeed.”Repeat28 Oct 2026, 18:47 UTC

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Asset: Bitcoin (BTC)
Direction: ▲ Bullish
Intent: explicit
Horizon: 24 hours (default, none stated)
Evidence span: “With the amount of bad news and uncertainty being thrown at Bitcoin right now, you’d expect it to be trading a lot lower.”
Confidence: 86%
Review state: auto accepted
Model / prompt: gpt-6-luna+decisions · decisions-v3

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