Weekend market behavior is like an ex: you think it's a rebound, but it's actually just bouncing back and forth? Weekend trading always feels a bit like "an ex coming back": it looks like an opportunity, but getting closer reveals it's just emotional fluctuation. In a choppy market, the biggest test isn't technical analysis but mindset—especially when you're about to "attack," and the market gives you a "pullback warning." My personal strategy this time is simple: light positions for attack + keep some bullets for defense. Why? Because liquidity is naturally weaker on weekends, and even a small breeze can turn the candlestick chart into an "electrocardiogram." If you go all in, that's not trading—it's extreme sports. 👉 About the trend: I lean toward "a higher probability of a false rebound." Not completely bearish, but the rebound space might be limited, more like a "liquidation window" for trapped traders. 👉 Currently watching: Focus on BTC, ETH, and a small-cap coin with an AI narrative (you know the type: it takes off on news, then free falls when the news stops). Also, some veteran DeFi tokens are seeing fund movements, which often signals "early positioning" by the savvy. 👉 Weekend news: What's the biggest risk? Not negative news, but "unexpected negative news." For example, regulatory updates, exchange movements, or even a whale wallet activity can trigger chain reactions. To sum up: 👉 This weekend isn't about who makes the most money, but who survives the longest. 💬 Comment section interaction: Are you already in the game "betting on the rebound," or are you watching from the sidelines, waiting for a low point? Also, tell me about the coins you're holding—I want to see if there are any "fellow anxious traders." #比特币震荡走弱

March 29th【$ETH Trend】 1. Candlestick Patterns: Recently (March 26th and 27th), there have been consecutive large bearish candles accompanied by increased volume, indicating strong selling pressure in the market, with prices dropping rapidly from high levels. Subsequently (March 28th and 29th), the candlestick bodies became smaller, and trading volume decreased, showing that the downward momentum has weakened. The market is entering a short-term consolidation or hesitation phase, but overall remains weak. 2. Technical Indicators: MACD: DIF and DEA are both below the zero line, with DIF continuously crossing below DEA. The MACD histogram is negative and expanding, indicating a strong bearish trend that is unlikely to reverse in the short term. RSI: The RSI value has remained below 50, currently at 42.71, showing the market is in a weak zone but has not entered oversold territory, leaving room for further decline. EMA: The short-term EMA7, mid-term EMA30, and long-term EMA120 are all in a bearish alignment (EMA7 < EMA30 < EMA120), and the current price of 1996.17 is well below all moving averages, indicating a clear downtrend. These moving averages will act as strong resistance levels above. 3. Volume: The sharp declines on March 26th and 27th were accompanied by high trading volume, confirming the validity of the downtrend and market panic. On March 28th and 29th, during sideways consolidation at low levels, volume significantly decreased, indicating that selling pressure has temporarily weakened. However, buying strength has not shown a clear increase, and the market remains in a wait-and-see state. ​$ETH ​#震荡行情交易策略