BTC Every adjustment Bitcoin makes now is just setting up for a higher climb. Trends have momentum—like a heavily loaded truck, even if you slam on the brakes, it’s impossible to stop immediately. The same logic applies to trends: the stronger the trend, the harder it is to stop in the short term. The entire market is waiting for Bitcoin to pull back, which makes it even less likely to happen. When you finally can’t resist and jump in to buy, that’s when the pullback begins. Trading can be so mysterious sometimes—candlestick charts are the ultimate masters of playing with psychology. Every breakout pattern at the start of a bull run looks pretty similar. Bitcoin has already broken past the previous weekly high at the bottom, clearly reversing the downtrend. Hoping for a new low at this point seems unlikely, and thinking that way just doesn’t offer a good risk-to-reward ratio. After all, trading profits are built on stacking decent risk-to-reward opportunities over time. Treat this as a continuation of the uptrend. Actively look for pullback opportunities to go long. October and November are traditionally strong months for crypto. Let’s wait until December to consider going bearish—it won’t be too late. Ditch the bear market mindset and anchor yourself in a bull market mindset.