$BTC is up +3.69% from the Oct 15 low at $79,800.90, now trading at $82,744.70 If you had longed it at the Oct 15 9:00 AM ET low with $100k at 10x, you'd be up +$36,889 right now Why it moved Weak housing data took some heat off rates. US pending home sales fell 7.3% in September, the weakest reading in the gauge's 25-year history, CoinDesk reported at 10:10 AM ET on Oct 20. Yields slipped and Bitcoin ran from $81,322.80 to $83,440.70 inside two hours on KuCoin. Crypto stocks joined in. Strategy rose 6.3% and Circle 5.3% by early afternoon, the same live blog showed. The bigger thesis Corporate balance sheets keep holding BTC through the noise. After the bell, SpaceX beat Q3 estimates with $14.58 billion in revenue and reported the bitcoin on its balance sheet at $1.57 billion, CoinDesk noted at 4:12 PM ET. When growth data cracks and yields ease, scarce assets get bid first. That is the setup I care about into the Oct 28 FOMC. What I'm watching next Above: $82,914.70, the 1:00 PM ET high, then $83,440.70, the 10:00 AM ET high, then $84,126.60, the Oct 14 top. Below: about $82,570, the 20-day EMA it is sitting on, then $82,202.50, the 11:00 AM ET low, then $81,322.80, the 9:00 AM ET low, then the Oct 15 base at $79,800.90. Rates, earnings and balance sheets are all in play. I post my BTC levels in the Telegram while they still matter, so join now. Still watching from the sidelines? Every move in this post was there for anyone looking early. Stop reading recaps after the pump. Join before it's too late: t.me/+Z3NwL0DSnmk0ZjI0