Published 5 Nov 2026, 16:09 UTC · fetched 5 Nov 2026, 16:31 UTC
Killa
@KillaXBT
Quoting · 30 Oct 2026, 00:43 UTC · context given to the AI
I am still in my $BTC long from 76.4K. The plan has not changed at all. Unfortunately, I’m round-tripping a 15% move. But when I took this position, I wasn't aiming for 15%, I was aiming for 75-100%. The plan remains completely unchanged. Painful, but unchanged. In regards to the 10x long strategy, the aggressive re-entry at 82.8K will be taken out at 74K. If we get a wick to 74K, I will re-evaluate and look to enter another 10x long. Amidst times of pressure and FUD, it’s important to remain level headed and not react emotionally or irrationally to price action because of "news." This is, indeed, most likely going to be the last significant low before we trend significantly higher. We are now 13% off the highs. The biggest retrace we saw back in 2022, based on a 77% drawdown, was 22%. I do not think we will drop 20%, so at most, we are probably close to that pivot cycle low. I find it quite ironic that we had Binance FUD aligning with the midterms. Nonetheless, still long & will either hold till my target or SL.Seeing as everyone is panicking again, I want to make my position clear. I’m still swing long. I’m still holding all of my spot, and I’m still in my full sized long from 62.6K, as I’ve mentioned numerous times. My plan hasn’t changed. I remain bullish on $BTC. I haven’t suddenly turned bullish, I’ve been bullish since 60Ks. What we’re seeing in legacy markets looks like the typical Q4 derisking after midterms. The difference this time is that BTC is substantially higher. As I write this, the Nasdaq is down 6% on the day and the S&P 500 is down 3.4%. Nasdaq is 14% off its highs, while the S&P 500 is down 6%. In my view, this is the final shakeout before we transition into the true bull phase, a pattern we’ve seen in every cycle. People will panic and expect the worst. That’s happened in every cycle. That’s why I’m reposting my stance: to remind everyone where I stand and how I’m positioned in the market.View original on X ↗
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