BTC After the Halloween Noise

I believe the Halloween feeling around Bitcoin has passed, but the weight of it still lingers in the market. That same quiet after a long night, where everyone starts looking around to see what really changed.

It went through a rough few days, and the talk around Cathie Wood’s revised forecast, ETF outflows, and another round of regulatory headlines only made it heavier. Seeing how the market has been reacting more to mood than to data lately. I can sense how easily sentiment flips between confidence and doubt depending on who’s moving money in or out.

The news about Samourai Wallet brought back an old conversation too, about how much freedom still exists around Bitcoin’s original idea. It reminded me that this space isn’t just about charts or inflows, it’s about how much people still trust the system underneath. Some are trading it, others are defending it, and somewhere in between, the real narrative keeps forming.

Despite the dip, some are still trading for the Halloween party, hoping to collect pumpkin puzzles and still getting set for other events, some even using getAgent to decide which direction to go. this shows how deep this space runs, how culture and curiosity keep traders active even when the market feels uncertain.

And i think maybe that’s why the Halloween timing feels symbolic every year. It’s the reminder that Bitcoin was born in disguise, in a time when nobody expected it to survive. And yet, here it still is, tested again and again, in a world that keeps trying to control it.

The market feels cautious now, maybe even tired, but that’s part of it. After every phase of noise and reaction, it always seems to have this quiet stretch where conviction gets tested. And i think that’s usually when people start to see what really lasts.