Between Trades, Events, and Market Moves, Finding Balance in the Volatility

[Dhangotay]

 Bitcoin’s been hovering around $109,654, holding the $107K support as momentum stays soft (Stochastic RSI ≈ 15). While traders weigh the next move, MicroStrategy (MSTR) just posted strong Q3 results, $8.42 EPS and $2.8B revenue, sending shares up 5.7%. Still, the stock remains down about 20% this month, largely because of Bitcoin’s recent dip affecting its $47.4B holdings.

 

Michael Saylor ruled out new acquisitions for now, instead reaffirming his $150K year-end BTC target, showing that conviction remains strong even through the swings.

 

Meanwhile, I just joined the BingX x402 Special Spin Fiesta, an event where verified users complete small tasks to earn spins for rewards from an 80,000 USDT pool and an Apple product bundle. I actually got to know about it through BingX’s official listings page on X, and it’s been a refreshing breather between trades and market updates like this.

 

Sometimes, staying active doesn’t mean overtrading, it’s about keeping engaged in ways that remind you why you’re here in the first place.

 

 What’s your take, is Saylor’s $150K BTC target still realistic given current market conditions?