Published 5 Nov 2026, 11:38 UTC · fetched 6 Nov 2026, 14:18 UTC
Krzysztof #BTC
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Quoting · 3 Nov 2026, 10:26 UTC · context given to the AI
In previous cycles, BTC traded sideways between the 50w and 100w moving averages for around 30 weeks. If the same pattern repeats, we might not see a move higher until around April. https://t.co/606VKKqEzlIn reply to · 5 Nov 2026, 08:51 UTC · context given to the AI
As I repeatedly highlighted at the lows, $BTC on the 3M timeframe has been in a perpetual uptrend since inception. Not a single red dot. Every bear market throughout Bitcoin's history can be viewed as nothing more than a pullback on this higher timeframe (blue dot). Just look at the entries you would have gotten by simply buying the close of the first blue dot on this timeframe! I also challenged the popular "buy the $40K October low" mantra, as people were essentially calling for Bitcoin's first-ever downtrend on this timeframe, seemingly unaware of the significance and implications of that. I don't care that they were wrong. Rather, I'm glad we didn't have to witness that first downtrend. Since those posts, the green dots have returned and the trend remains intact. Eyes higher.@GeoMetric_9 You called the bottom perfectly! Looking at your data and how BTC behaved at this stage of the cycle, I think we'll have to wait roughly another six months for the expansion phase to begin. I believe we should see a new ATH within a year at the latest. https://t.co/7lx3iuScGeView original on X ↗
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