Weekend Market Summary: Intraday Analysis of Bitcoin/ETH/BNB/SOL Fluctuations
Market activity was notably high during the weekend, especially on Friday, with frequent capital movements. The recent upward trend last night was indeed noteworthy, but signals during the day indicated caution—sure enough, the night brought a sharp spike. A light short position was taken around the 906-909 range, which ultimately spiked to 909 before retracing to 895. The overall rhythm remained manageable; despite larger fluctuations, no losses occurred.
Key Observation Points: Increased capital volatility during weekends is common, and heavy positions are vulnerable to quick losses during such periods. For intraday trading, entering light positions at key levels like 906 and exiting quickly is relatively safer. Moving forward, watch whether mainstream coins can stabilize and observe the opening momentum on Monday—these are often windows for confirming the next directional trend.
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NFTRegretful
· 01-03 08:59
Damn, it's that kind of pin-insertion drama again, so exhausting.
Weekends are for relaxing, but I keep messing around.
That wave of 906 was indeed stable, just need to be quick with the timing.
Waiting until Monday to see if we can confirm the direction, it's still too early to say anything now.
With such turbulent market conditions over the weekend, how are heavy positions surviving?
Short-term quick in and out is the truth, greed will lead to death.
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TokenomicsPolice
· 01-03 08:34
906 that wave indeed made a profit, just worried about a crash on Monday
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Playing with needle injections so skillfully, the market maker should be having a late-night snack
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Light positions and quick exits, I’ve known this routine for a long time, just too greedy
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Those who play with fire over the weekend will be swept away, seriously
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Let’s wait until Monday’s opening to see, these past two days have been false signals
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I missed the 906-909 range, so angry
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Damn, it’s the rhythm of being hit by needle injections again, can we survive tomorrow?
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Mainstream coins can’t hold their ground, will they bottom out next Monday?
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Entering with light positions and quick in-and-out, it sounds simple but is deadly to execute
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WhaleStalker
· 01-03 08:33
I really didn't react at the moment of the pin insertion, almost got slapped in the face.
Weekends are like this, the capital situation is a mess.
That wave of 906 was indeed stable, but I still hesitated.
The real excitement starts on Monday opening, it's still early.
Holding a small position is really smart, brothers with heavy positions must have been wiped out.
This wave's rhythm is too fast, I can't keep up.
The entry point wasn't precise, just wait to be bloodwashed.
Wait until Monday, the new direction will definitely be clear.
Playing short-term like this is indeed easy to lose money, better to forget it.
Weekend Market Summary: Intraday Analysis of Bitcoin/ETH/BNB/SOL Fluctuations
Market activity was notably high during the weekend, especially on Friday, with frequent capital movements. The recent upward trend last night was indeed noteworthy, but signals during the day indicated caution—sure enough, the night brought a sharp spike. A light short position was taken around the 906-909 range, which ultimately spiked to 909 before retracing to 895. The overall rhythm remained manageable; despite larger fluctuations, no losses occurred.
Key Observation Points: Increased capital volatility during weekends is common, and heavy positions are vulnerable to quick losses during such periods. For intraday trading, entering light positions at key levels like 906 and exiting quickly is relatively safer. Moving forward, watch whether mainstream coins can stabilize and observe the opening momentum on Monday—these are often windows for confirming the next directional trend.