The weekend market is always like this—prices move steadily with limited volatility.
Bitcoin is currently bouncing around the 87,800 level, with a short-term focus on the key level of 88,600. The upside potential isn't large, but it also won't fall too far.
Ethereum is building momentum around 2,895, and is expected to test the resistance at 2,940. Both cryptocurrencies are showing relatively mild performance, typical of a market in holiday mode.
In this kind of market, you can either wait for clearer directional signals or make slight adjustments to your positions. For short-term traders, the volatility space is indeed a bit small. But for long-term holders, it's a good time for reflection—review the real impact of the Federal Reserve's liquidity policies on the market, and see whether gold or Bitcoin is more deserving of the label "safe-haven asset."
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zkProofInThePudding
· 3h ago
This weekend's market is just so-so, neither hot nor cold.
Nothing moves at all. Short-term traders should stay on the sidelines. I'll just keep averaging down and wait for signals.
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ProbablyNothing
· 12h ago
This weekend's market, Bitcoin keeps fluctuating back and forth, and Ethereum isn't showing much strength. Honestly, it's a bit boring.
Short-term traders are probably going crazy; this level of volatility isn't enough to play with.
But for long-term holders, it's a good opportunity to think carefully about how much impact the Federal Reserve's policies really have on us. Can Bitcoin truly serve as a safe haven asset?
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ForkLibertarian
· 12h ago
The weekend market is really dull like this. The 87,800 level keeps being tested but can't be broken. Feels like there's no hope.
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GasOptimizer
· 12h ago
87800 has bottomed out this wave. The capital efficiency is indeed worrying, and it feels like we're just repeating yesterday's data.
I can't wait for a clear signal. The short-term arbitrage opportunity is approximately zero. It's better to calculate how much profit was eaten up by Gas fees.
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MeaninglessApe
· 12h ago
Let's just call it a weekend; there's not much we can do anyway. It's better to go to sleep.
The weekend market is always like this—prices move steadily with limited volatility.
Bitcoin is currently bouncing around the 87,800 level, with a short-term focus on the key level of 88,600. The upside potential isn't large, but it also won't fall too far.
Ethereum is building momentum around 2,895, and is expected to test the resistance at 2,940. Both cryptocurrencies are showing relatively mild performance, typical of a market in holiday mode.
In this kind of market, you can either wait for clearer directional signals or make slight adjustments to your positions. For short-term traders, the volatility space is indeed a bit small. But for long-term holders, it's a good time for reflection—review the real impact of the Federal Reserve's liquidity policies on the market, and see whether gold or Bitcoin is more deserving of the label "safe-haven asset."