I do not say everything is “priced in” for no reason. There is a lot of weight behind that statement, a lot of experience, and an understanding that the market is not always perceived as it truly is. Let this be your first lesson in understanding how the suits behind closed doors can manipulate price movements through headlines. It has always been that way, and it is not going to change. I do not say something is priced in as a joke, I genuinely mean it. I am speaking from close to 15,000+ hours of experience, religiously watching charts for 12–14 hours a day over many years. I have consistently spotted these patterns playing out, and they continue to do so. Most people expected BTC to see a much larger correction, or perhaps form a “pivot high,” because the Clarity Act was not passing and FOMC's rate hike. I made it clear that these events were already being priced in. You can usually see it on the chart, the narrative forming, whale positioning, and the liquidity being swept heading into the event. There is still a lot for many of you to learn. I may post simple charts and explain things in a bold, straightforward way, but that is because I am trying to simplify difficult concepts into something understandable for people with less market experience. Sometimes my posts may look like basic analyst takes, but there is far more thought behind them than you could possibly imagine. I have an extremely analytical, hyperfocused mind. I am constantly running multiple scenarios and simulations, trying to work out what is most likely to happen. That can be useful for analysis, but it is also exhausting. So when I simplify important topics, it is not because there is no depth behind them. It is because most people would not benefit from the full thought process behind every conclusion. All you need to know is that not everything is as it seems, and that is often how the narrative traps people, time and time again.