My Weekend Trading Plan — Calm, Selective, Patient 🧭

While most traders treat weekends as low-quality noise, Dragon Fly Official sees weekends as a market psychology lab.

Lower liquidity doesn’t mean no opportunity — it means structure matters more than speed.

🔍 Market Structure

Price across majors is compressing into short-term ranges after a volatile week. No clean higher-timeframe breakout yet — which tells Dragon Fly one thing: react, don’t predict.

💧 Liquidity & Order Flow

Weekend liquidity is thin. That increases the probability of stop-hunts and fake breaks, especially around obvious highs/lows.

Dragon Fly notes: marking equal highs, equal lows, and prior session extremes — those are the magnets.

📊 Execution Bias

No blind entries. I’m only interested if price sweeps liquidity first and then shows acceptance back into range.

If that confirmation doesn’t appear, I stay flat. Capital preservation > forced trades.

🧠 Sentiment Check

Retail sentiment is leaning impatient after recent chop. From Dragon Fly’s perspective, that usually rewards traders who wait for others to make mistakes first.

📌 Plan Summary

Trade less, not more

Focus on range extremes, not mid-range

Let price come to my level

If conditions aren’t clean → no trade, no stress

Dragon Fly believes: calm execution beats weekend gambling — every single time.

⚠️ Risk Warning

This post reflects a personal trading plan and market bias, not financial advice. Crypto markets are highly volatile, especially during low-liquidity periods. Always manage risk properly and never trade with funds you cannot afford to lose.
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