Trader Killa says BTC gained more than 5% within eight days after each of the last three U.S. CPI releases

Trader Killa says BTC gained more than 5% within eight days after each of the last three U.S. CPI releases

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2026-09-11 07:16:04
ChainCatcher reported that trader Killa shared statistical data showing Bitcoin rose more than 5% within eight days after each of the last three U.S. Consumer Price Index releases. Killa said the market has already priced in negative news and argued that a bear trap is now in place, adding that he is watching to see whether a similar pattern appears this time. Killa is described as a quantitative trader focused on BTC. He previously called the top of the current bull cycle in May 2025 and has more than 200,000 followers on X. In mid-April, he opened a short on Bitcoin at $74,688, then switched to a long position on June 5 during a broad market decline.

ChainCatcher reported that trader Killa ran the numbers and found a simple pattern: after each of the last three U.S. Consumer Price Index, or CPI, releases, BTC rose more than 5% within eight days.

Killa said the market has already absorbed the bad news and that a bear trap is in place. "Let's see whether a similar move shows up this time." He said he is watching for that kind of action again.

Killa's earlier calls and trades

Killa is a quantitative trader who focuses on BTC. He earlier called the top of the current bull market in May 2025 and has more than 200,000 followers on X.

Back in mid-April, he opened a short on Bitcoin at $74,688. But on June 5, during a broad market sell-off, he turned bullish and flipped to a long position.

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