In the futures market, humility is your armor, and stop-loss discipline is your bottom line— the market is never merciful; once broken, it is cut down, and hesitating for a second is a betrayal to the bullet. Loneliness is the norm, noise is a trap, and real opportunities often hide at unnoticed turning points, rather than in the frenzy of trending topics. Forge your sword with logic, cutting off emotional interference: ask three reasons before opening a position, and execute without the slightest luck. In the morning, Bitcoin fluctuated around 103,000, and with strong buying pressure, the price was pulled up from the 103,000 line, reaching a maximum of around 104,100 before starting to pull back. It is clear that the weekend market is consolidating in the 104,000-103,000 range, and currently, the price has pulled back to around 103,600.
From the current trend, due to the weekend, the price has not seen significant fluctuations. Today's overall trend still revolves around a range structure from 94,100 to 93,000, so we do not provide significant structural advice. It mainly revolves around high selling and low buying within this range. Clearly, we have weekend strategies, and this kind of market back-and-forth trading is easy to miss; if you can't grasp it, it proves your short-term trading is too poor. The weekend is the best time for short-term trading and also a great time to accumulate positions.
Bitcoin strategy: short near 104,100, target 103,000
Ethereum strategy: long near 2,420, target 2,360