#以太坊大户持仓变化 Saturday morning BTC continues to show a weak trend, and the strategy of shorting on rebounds remains unchanged.
The high-altitude shorting strategy given yesterday captured two dips, but today’s momentum has clearly slowed down—upward movement lacks follow-through. US stock markets are closed over the weekend, trading volume has sharply shrunk, and Bitcoin is repeatedly tugging around the 90600 level, with no significant points of interest overall.
The 4-hour chart still shows a weak structure, with previous gains met with resistance and a pullback, forming a short-term low-level consolidation. Both bulls and bears appear weak, and in this wide-range oscillation market, high sell and low buy is the correct approach. Focus on the support and resistance around the 1-hour chart to buy the dips and wait for a true breakout in the trend.
Saturday midday strategy: $BTC continues to short in the 91300-91500 range, with the first target around 89000. If this level is not broken, switch to a long position. $ETH’s movement follows, but the main focus remains on BTC’s rhythm.
In the weekend market with shrinking volume, don’t chase, don’t be greedy—small-scale operations are the core approach.
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ReverseFOMOguy
· 18h ago
Another boring weekend, trading volume has evaporated completely, nothing you say will make a difference.
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StakeOrRegret
· 01-10 08:02
Weekend shrinking market trend is like this; you need to quietly accumulate at the bottom, and don't think about going all-in at once.
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GasOptimizer
· 01-10 04:21
The weekend trading volume is so poor, it feels like everyone is waiting for next week's show.
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PrivateKeyParanoia
· 01-10 04:20
This weekend's market is really just here to harvest the little guys, with such a drop in volume making the trading fake, and you're still analyzing back and forth...
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OnchainDetective
· 01-10 04:18
Wait, I need to take a good look at this data... According to on-chain data, the repeated tug-of-war around 90600 clearly indicates that large investors are suppressing the price. What is usually hidden behind shrinking trading volume? Have you been tracking the behavior of those suspicious wallets?
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JustHodlIt
· 01-10 04:16
Weekend market is like this; with reduced volume, following the trend is pointless. Let's wait until a breakout to decide.
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OnchainArchaeologist
· 01-10 04:07
The market over the weekend is really dull. The shrinking volume is just like this. Repeatedly selling high and buying low to cut losses is the normal state.
#以太坊大户持仓变化 Saturday morning BTC continues to show a weak trend, and the strategy of shorting on rebounds remains unchanged.
The high-altitude shorting strategy given yesterday captured two dips, but today’s momentum has clearly slowed down—upward movement lacks follow-through. US stock markets are closed over the weekend, trading volume has sharply shrunk, and Bitcoin is repeatedly tugging around the 90600 level, with no significant points of interest overall.
The 4-hour chart still shows a weak structure, with previous gains met with resistance and a pullback, forming a short-term low-level consolidation. Both bulls and bears appear weak, and in this wide-range oscillation market, high sell and low buy is the correct approach. Focus on the support and resistance around the 1-hour chart to buy the dips and wait for a true breakout in the trend.
Saturday midday strategy: $BTC continues to short in the 91300-91500 range, with the first target around 89000. If this level is not broken, switch to a long position. $ETH’s movement follows, but the main focus remains on BTC’s rhythm.
In the weekend market with shrinking volume, don’t chase, don’t be greedy—small-scale operations are the core approach.