VECTOR PRIME

On August 21, when Bitcoin was around $73K, I bought spot BTC with 40% of my funds. And I just sold all of it. For the past month, I’ve been trading based on the same view and framework I’ve been sharing here. I’ve been clear about my view, and I’ve acted on it. My view has been consistent “Trends don’t break easily, so there’s still room for more upside in the short term. But from an accumulation perspective, the market still isn’t mature enough. I think we need more time before a real move higher begins.” That view hasn’t changed. But I think this short-term move is getting close to its end, so I decided to sell. Of course, Bitcoin could move sideways from here, or we could still get one more push higher. But for me, it made more sense to make the call a little early and watch what happens next. I’m no longer looking at the market from a bearish perspective, so I have no plans to short Bitcoin. At the same time, I don’t expect Bitcoin to suddenly start a strong and sustained rally from here either. That’s why I’ve kept sharing the same view over the past month. I’ve simply acted on what I’ve been saying. From my perspective, the Bitcoin market still hasn’t matured enough, and there hasn’t been enough accumulation yet. I still think it needs more time. So for now, I’m looking at the market from a much longer time frame and will act accordingly. If I thought a major bullish cycle was starting from here, I probably would’ve bought more around the Clarity event in mid-September. And if I thought Bitcoin was about to keep moving up quickly from here, there’d be no reason for me to sell all my Bitcoin now. I’m simply sharing how I see the market and trying to make my view clear. Nothing more, nothing less.