

Bitcoin ETFs were largely the reason BTC held above $80K these past few days. Until Thursday, when, with stock markets closed, BTC lost that $80K level. Then Friday arrived, and they had two options: buy back in significantly to try to push BTC back to $80K, or sell and follow the downward momentum. And now we know what happened.

On October 7, I said a head and shoulders pattern was coming. I warned about it at the peak, anticipating the upcoming drop, and also posted that I sold all my #Bitcoin at $86K. Three weeks later, here is the head and shoulders pattern. An $11,000 drop—Bitcoin fell from $87K to $76K. https://t.co/r27iJgXBnU

Are you still denying it? Three weeks since I predicted the pattern in #bitcoin, and here it is—playing out exactly as forecast. And remember, when I posted it, some of you told me I was spreading FUD... Well, so far, we’ve seen a drop from $87K to $78K. That’s a $9,000 decline. So, was it FUD or not? 😉 https://t.co/v7jMJd8CsW

A post everyone should get tattooed. I posted that I was selling ALL my #bitcoin on September 23 at $86K (BTC’s peak was $87K). Since then, I’ve been talking about a decline in the asset, and since October 7, I anticipated the head-and-shoulders pattern that would drive Bitcoin below $77K. Yesterday, BTC dropped to $76K. Guess who sold at $86K and who bought at $76K? This is how you make money—not just by buying and holding, but by knowing when to buy and when to sell along the way to maximize profits.

⚪️ In white, the price of #Bitcoin 🟠 In orange, the selling volume of altcoins. The current selling pressure on altcoins is nearly eight times greater than what was experienced during the last crypto winter in 2022. For some reason, people are selling their altcoins—and the vast majority are doing so at a loss, trying to recover at least a portion of the significant losses they incurred during this cycle, even if it’s minimal, taking advantage of the recent price rally. Meanwhile, there are also those who triggered the recent pump and short squeeze, and are now selling as well. But this chart, especially as we near the end of the crypto winter, indicates anything but adoption when it comes to altcoins.

Just so you can see, even the stock market has memes. Companies turn their stock into a meme. Take a look at this one—it was pumped from nowhere, from $2 to $50 in three days, then crashed to $0.07—way below its original price. The executives and those behind the pump got rich, while others trapped by FOMO lost their money forever. That’s it. In my case, I’m buying a little bit of this garbage because if it rises to just $1, I’ll make a 15x return. #bitcoin

