[Trader Killa: Historical Extreme Lows Formed Amid Multiple Negative Factors, Bitcoin May Not Repeat Its Previous Trend] Trader Killa wrote that unless more negative news emerges, Bitcoin's previous extreme lows should not be seen as a guaranteed target to be revisited, and historical price movements do not necessarily repeat themselves. Killa further analyzed that the market is currently expecting Bitcoin to retest its previous extreme lows, but the "liquidation lower shadow" occurred at a time of concentrated negative news, such as the Federal Reserve releasing hawkish signals to pause interest rate hikes. Buyers in the fourth quarter seem to be waiting for lower entry prices, and he recommends investors continue to buy BTC through dollar-cost averaging (DCA) in the coming weeks. Bitcoin has currently retraced by about 9%, which he considers a decent pullback in a bull market.