This weekend, the market rhythm remains relatively subdued, with overall volatility not being significant. Today's market movement is quite interesting——Bitcoin oscillated within a predetermined range in the morning, experienced a technical pullback in the afternoon, touching around 89,314 before rebounding; Ethereum declined from the morning high of 3,135, falling to around 3,074 in the afternoon, then also rebounded.
From a technical perspective, this wave on the four-hour chart is a typical retracement after breaking above the Bollinger upper band. Although there was a pullback, it held above the upper band without a deep correction, indicating a healthy adjustment. However, the one-hour chart looks different——after breaking below the Bollinger lower band, there was some short-term support, but the previous rapid upward push lacked sufficient correction, leaving room for further decline. Plus, with generally light liquidity over the weekend, it’s best to focus on short-term trading before any trend reversal.
My strategy is very clear: the key is to closely monitor support levels below, with buying on dips as the main logic. There are opportunities on both sides of the trend, but selectivity is important.
**Recent Trading References:** - Consider entering Bitcoin in the 89,000-89,400 range, targeting around 91,000 - Look for opportunities in Ethereum within the 3,060-3,090 zone, with a target near 3,150
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WagmiWarrior
· 12h ago
The weekend market keeps fluctuating like this, I actually like this rhythm, buying on dips is the most comfortable
The Bollinger Bands are indeed useful, but what I fear most is a sudden break below the lower band, then I’ll be caught off guard again
I’ve already positioned around 89,000, just waiting to see if it can rebound to 91k
Ethereum’s recent drop isn’t too bad, the 3060 level isn’t a deep fall, and the chances of a rebound later are quite high
Low liquidity over the weekend is indeed a trap, quick short-term trades can easily get caught, I’d rather wait to see if clearer signals appear before taking action
This kind of weekend market should be left alone, don’t watch the screen all day, it’s not worth ruining your mindset
Buy a little on dips in the short term, wait until Monday’s open to see the big picture, I feel there’s still hope next week
Basically, it’s repeatedly buying at the bottom, trying to make us sell at a loss, I’ll stay steady
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ThatsNotARugPull
· 22h ago
Weekends are like this, with nonstop fluctuations. Buying on dips is the way to go.
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StablecoinAnxiety
· 01-04 19:26
Still so boring on the weekend. I overslept during the 89314 pullback, and by the time I woke up, it had already rebounded haha
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TopBuyerBottomSeller
· 01-03 10:57
Weekend trading is like this—constant fluctuations are so annoying. I've already set up my position around 89,000, waiting for a rebound.
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tx_or_didn't_happen
· 01-03 10:57
The market over the weekend was really dull, still the same old logic, buy low and sell high, nothing new.
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SatoshiChallenger
· 01-03 10:55
The data shows that every time the analysis mentions "health correction," the next week usually begins to talk about "unexpected deep adjustments." Interestingly, the market is just so irrational.
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FortuneTeller42
· 01-03 10:53
The liquidity is so thin over the weekend, and you're still messing around. Maybe wait a bit before jumping in, right?
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CryptoTarotReader
· 01-03 10:45
The weekend is indeed a period of quiet market activity, but this kind of volatility is actually the easiest to get chopped up... During the 89314 wave this morning, I almost got washed out, but luckily I held steady. Now I'm just waiting for a dip to buy in.
I'm a bit uncertain about the ETH decline; breaking 3074 so decisively makes me feel there’s still room for further correction. I don’t dare to make reckless moves.
Still, I need to wait for the Bollinger Bands to give a signal. In the short term, I won't chase highs. I'll just honestly hold onto the 89000 level.
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FOMOSapien
· 01-03 10:40
Still watching the market over the weekend, I really can't hold on anymore haha
It's the same Bollinger Bands trick again, I bet next time it will retest
Dare to buy at 89000 this wave? Feels like it might dip further
ETH's decline is incredible, can't find cheap deals at 3090
After all the fuss, didn't make any money, just passing by
Liquidity is thin, better not to mess around everyone
It's always about buying the dip, and yet this kind of explosion happens all the time
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SchroedingerMiner
· 01-03 10:37
Weekend calmness can still create market movements, I really like this rhythm.
Dipping to position yourself with this strategy is indeed reliable, the key is to hold the support level.
The 89,000 level feels like it can be tested again today.
This wave of Ethereum's pullback is actually an opportunity to get in, the 3074 level is well supported.
Wait, if the four-hour chart stays above the upper band, is there really no risk of a drop? Still need to watch closely.
Low liquidity over the weekend actually allows for bottom fishing, I agree with this logic.
The 3150 target is a bit conservative, I believe we can push towards 3200.
This weekend, the market rhythm remains relatively subdued, with overall volatility not being significant. Today's market movement is quite interesting——Bitcoin oscillated within a predetermined range in the morning, experienced a technical pullback in the afternoon, touching around 89,314 before rebounding; Ethereum declined from the morning high of 3,135, falling to around 3,074 in the afternoon, then also rebounded.
From a technical perspective, this wave on the four-hour chart is a typical retracement after breaking above the Bollinger upper band. Although there was a pullback, it held above the upper band without a deep correction, indicating a healthy adjustment. However, the one-hour chart looks different——after breaking below the Bollinger lower band, there was some short-term support, but the previous rapid upward push lacked sufficient correction, leaving room for further decline. Plus, with generally light liquidity over the weekend, it’s best to focus on short-term trading before any trend reversal.
My strategy is very clear: the key is to closely monitor support levels below, with buying on dips as the main logic. There are opportunities on both sides of the trend, but selectivity is important.
**Recent Trading References:**
- Consider entering Bitcoin in the 89,000-89,400 range, targeting around 91,000
- Look for opportunities in Ethereum within the 3,060-3,090 zone, with a target near 3,150