#数字资产动态追踪 Weekend trading, don't make reckless moves!



The market opened with a sharp surge early in the morning. While this looks exciting, it's likely to enter a sideways consolidation phase afterward—the fluctuations will significantly narrow.

The key issue is: the surge yesterday morning didn't break through the main resistance level at all. It rose briefly and was quickly pushed back down. Although the daytime dip wasn't large, it clearly signals that the upward momentum is weakening. The desire to push higher in the short term is insufficient. Chasing longs now would have a much higher risk of losing money than making it, so it's really not worth it.

Remember one point for weekend operations: you can trade within small ranges, but focus more on shorting opportunities at high levels. For longs, wait for confirmation at low levels before participating, and exit quickly—don't hold on to positions out of sentiment.

For $BTC, focus on the 90500-91000 support line. For Ethereum, watch 3130-3160. If it can't break through, try small short positions with tight stops.

If you're going long, only do so when major support levels are stable—$BTC at 89000-89500 and Ethereum at 3050-3080. Only then can you cautiously enter for a rebound, and be prepared to exit at any moment.

Ultimately: weekends are for reducing risk and waiting for the right moment. Once the market trend becomes clear on Sunday night, we'll decide the next big direction. Markets are always changing, so stick to your trading principles, stay flexible, and focus on steady profits—that's the real key.
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GateUser-5854de8bvip
· 01-06 09:01
It's the same story again. Chasing more just means giving away money. I'll just relax and watch over the weekend, and see what happens on Sunday.
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TrustlessMaximalistvip
· 01-05 07:13
Here we go again, still trying to chase high on the weekend? I advise you not to risk it; the resistance level is right there. It looks like there's an urge to push higher, but the momentum is clearly insufficient. At this point, going long is just gambling with luck. Wait and see, don't rush to get in. Stay steady at the bottom first.
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NFT_Therapyvip
· 01-05 04:49
You really shouldn't mess around on the weekend; those chasing highs are just paying tuition fees.
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HappyMinerUnclevip
· 01-04 03:06
The weekend is just waiting, don't mess around. I've already laid back.
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StakeTillRetirevip
· 01-03 17:18
Weekend sideways trading is really annoying. Going long is just giving away money. Let's wait until Sunday night to see.
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AirdropHunter007vip
· 01-03 17:18
The weekend market trend was really frustrating, chasing highs is truly a suicidal move. It's the same old advice again: wait for confirmation at lower levels before entering the market. I'm tired of hearing it, but I still have to follow it. If 89000-89500 doesn't hold steady, I'll stay away. No greed even on rebounds.
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BottomMisservip
· 01-03 17:17
Are you still teaching people to buy the dip? I've already given up long ago, and now I just relax and watch the show on the weekend.
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TestnetNomadvip
· 01-03 17:14
You just have to be patient on weekends. The strategy of chasing rallies and selling dips really should be quit. Oh wait, why is that resistance level still there? Feels like it could break down at any moment. Playing small swings is okay, but don't get too caught up, brother. Short-selling opportunities are indeed tempting, but you really need to set your stop-losses properly. Let's wait and see tomorrow. With such a strange weekend market, it's better to watch than to act recklessly. Stand firm at low levels before making a move. How many times have I said this, yet some still chase highs? Quick in and out, don't fight the market.
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TokenStormvip
· 01-03 17:09
It's the same old story: if the support level doesn't break, you have to go short. I just like this kind of "seemingly conservative but actually all gambling" logic. No trading over the weekend, but in the end, you guys will still have to take a shot.
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OfflineNewbievip
· 01-03 16:56
Not chasing over the weekend, it's clear the momentum is insufficient. Let's wait for a lower level to consider again.
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