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Let’s be clear being wrong about the day of the midterms doesn’t change the fact I said there would be a pull back dca the move and btc has 100 chance to be higher in 12 months, let alone the 80 percent of my portfolio was bought at 58900. Trading is averages not being right every time.
Gm. Midterms are the only signal that counts. Direction is clear “up”. The only question left is whether we dip first. Bets are open I am listening
Bianace withdrawals are now open Monday is going to get interesting…
32%Sell off
27%Rally
41%Nothing burger
59 votes • Final resultsIf you miss it it was a good one
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I said we would rally we did
I said gold would rally we did
I said oil would rally we did
I said gold would dip we did
I said semiconductors would dip we did
And I said not but four days ago bitcoin would go down and we did
You want to know what’s next ?
The 2-Year MA Multiplier doesn’t tell you when to buy or sell Bitcoin.
It just shows you where price has historically sat relative to its own long-term trend.
Green line = roughly “fair value” based on the last two years of price.
Red line (5×) = the zone where Bitcoin has historically been extremely expensive.
Most people treat the lines like precise signals. They’re not. They’re a map of past behavior.
The actual lesson: Bitcoin has spent the vast majority of its existence between these two lines. The extremes are rare. The people who made real money weren’t the ones who perfectly timed the red line. They were the ones who accumulated near or below the green line and didn’t panic when price went far above it.
The chart is a reminder of the cycle, not a trading system.
We could crash. ccc level bonds are being offloaded at record speeds leading to a spread decompression. This is not good … if you want to know what to buy look out for my next post.
