It's the weekend again, market liquidity decreases, and Bitcoin volatility is relatively converging. Here's a brief summary of recent market performance — last week's trading strategy was quite effective, especially with long positions established in the 89300-89600 zone. The price dipped to around 90600 and then started to rebound, capturing approximately 1000 points of profit in the process.



Now let's see how to operate on Bitcoin today. Weekend trading volume shrinks as a norm, so the market won't experience too violent fluctuations. In this environment, resistance is locked in at the 91500-91800 range, while support is around 89300-89500. Both levels are critical and can serve as main reference points for today.

Specific trading suggestions fall into two scenarios:

**Bullish scenario**: If the price pulls back to the 89300-89500 area, it presents a good opportunity to go long, targeting near 92500. The support in this zone is solid, and the rebound space is relatively ample.

**Bearish scenario**: Conversely, if Bitcoin surges to 91500-91800, consider a light short position, with the target below around 89000. Touching the resistance level often comes with profit-taking pressure, so opposite-side trades carry manageable risk.

With limited liquidity and narrow volatility over the weekend, everyone can take this time to rest and relax. Go out and do some activities instead of staring at the market all day. Trading requires a balance of work and rest, and psychological management is also part of making money. Wishing everyone a happy weekend!
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StakeWhisperervip
· 14h ago
Weekend should be relaxing, don't fight the market. Based on what you said, 89300-89500 is the bottom line, and 91500-91800 should be watched closely. Actually, this logic is quite clear, but when it comes to actual trading, who can really hold on?
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CoffeeNFTsvip
· 14h ago
Weekend leisure time, the market really has nothing interesting to watch. Isn't lying flat at home more enjoyable, or do you still have to keep an eye on the market?
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SnapshotBotvip
· 14h ago
Weekends are for relaxing. Don't get caught up in the market fluctuations. Going out for a walk is really refreshing.
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DefiVeteranvip
· 14h ago
It's the weekend, just relax and take it easy. Don't bother pushing it, with such poor liquidity, it's just a waste.
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AirdropFreedomvip
· 14h ago
A 1000-point profit is pretty good. I held tightly at 90800 last week, but I was finally washed out. Now seeing the rebound, I feel a bit frustrated. There’s not much market action over the weekend. Instead of staring at the screen, it’s better to get a good sleep. I decided to go out and get some fresh air today. I’ve placed a small short position around 91800 to try and catch some profit, not greedy. The Bitcoin’s upward momentum is quite steady this wave, but it seems this resistance level is really tough, and a pullback could happen at any time. Good mental management is key. Over the past two years, whenever I lost money, it was because I was staring at the charts and my mindset exploded. Is it safe to enter at 89500? I’m still a bit hesitant at this point. Staring at the K-line alone over the weekend really feels a bit silly. I’m also trying to relax a bit.
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