Published 29 Aug 2026, 14:25 UTC · fetched 20 Oct 2026, 08:29 UTC
kook
@KookCapitalLLC
In reply to · 29 Aug 2026, 14:13 UTC · context given to the AI
bitcoin:native has left the station, and most people are still on the platform: sidelined, or outright short. Technically we still need to reclaim $83k to confirm a higher high on the higher timeframes. But line up the macro backdrop, where we are in the cycle, and the on-chain data, and every one of them is screaming the same thing: the cycle low is in. Not a certainty, but a high-probability call. Now the hard part: how do you enter if you're not the guy in the screenshot? You start today. Open a starter position in BTC and build it every day. If the market is generous enough to hand you a dip to $70k, add there. Waiting for lower with zero exposure is the worst of both worlds: no position if it keeps running, and no conviction to buy if it actually dips. Buying "high" feels scary if you need to be right tomorrow (you probably won't be). But if you accept that this is the beginning of a new bull trend, the job changes: be in the market, and sell much, much higher two to three years from now. The pressure comes off, and $80k stops looking like a top and starts looking like an average entry on a long enough time horizon. Here's what I would be doing if I was not positioned: start buying, and add on the dips. Zero crypto exposure right now is the one position that makes no sense.@RuffRuffBitcoin good advice the lows are in !!!View original on X ↗
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