Published 15 Sept 2026, 23:00 UTC · fetched 13 Oct 2026, 05:56 UTC
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bitcoin:native There's almost always a disconnect between how CT is trading BTC and what's happening in tradfi You never know when the two reconnect. You never know which side is right, or which way the reversion runs. So timing it is difficult But the disconnect is always there. Working out which side is offside is where I find my edge, and even when that edge only stops me going with the crowd into a bad trade, that's still edge Most people talk about the trades they took. The ones you don't take matter just as much Worked example, flagged at the time 👇 Post the liquidation event that forced BTC toward 80k, FOMO carried it to 82k. CT was calling continuation everywhere Meanwhile liquidity was tightening globally and financial conditions with it. Yields higher. Oil higher. JPY strengthening. Every tradfi signal pointing the same way BTC is a liquidity indicator. It doesn't get to ignore that forever Same framework applies into this week@Tom__Capital 🎯View original on X ↗
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