Weekend Market Brief



This week’s rhythm was basically on point, and last night’s bullish trap still caught some people off guard. Overall gains were expected, but last night’s DOGE hit the stop-loss (1% position) and immediately showed a floating loss of 200%. Fortunately, leverage was only 75x, so this loss essentially offset 1-2 previous profits. BTC and ETH could still exit without losses last night. For the weekend, it’s better to squat and look for lower entry points. No V-shaped reversal appeared in the early hours, indicating that the bearish momentum will likely outweigh the bulls over the weekend. It’s best to stay low-key!

Handling DOGE is simple—just stop-loss if necessary. If no stop-loss is set, wait and add on dips; a rebound could give a chance to break even and exit. Maintain a calm mindset; the weekend is a good time to practice self-discipline.

BTC Technical Analysis

Support and resistance levels are: 96422, 92228, 89350, 88035, 87250, 82845. Over the weekend, there may be dips or bull traps, but with low trading volume and consolidation at lower levels in the early hours, a significant decline seems unlikely. Once short-term bullish strength releases, a decisive short position during rebounds over the weekend could present an opportunity.

Position adjustment suggestion: If you hold 1% in BTC and 1% in DOGE simultaneously, immediately close the 1% BTC position to break even, and keep the 1% DOGE position for swinging over the weekend.

ETH Trend Observation

Support and resistance levels: 3400, 3170, 2949, 2749. The weekly price range was obvious—low of 3038, high of 3446, a total fluctuation of $400. This reflects insufficient liquidity, with major players willing to take what they want. The aggressive and volatile trend will continue.

If you placed your first buy order at 3125 over the weekend, consider swinging or waiting for a better rebound opportunity.
DOGE4,59%
BTC2,24%
ETH3,37%
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