#BTC The weekend market is lackluster, maintaining a slight oscillation pattern. The data reveals two key signals: first, the amount of unfulfilled contracts at the exchange has dropped to the lowest level in nearly a year, indicating that both bulls and bears are in a wait-and-see mode; second, the weekend turnover rate is higher than usual, but actual buying pressure is not strong, suggesting that investors are cautious about the current price level.

This market characteristic is similar to the missed opportunities during the rapid rally in February of this year—everyone wants to wait for a pullback to buy at a lower price, but the longer they wait, the higher it goes. The market now resembles a game of "Statues," with everyone waiting for signals from the Fed's movements or the opening of the U.S. stock market to provide directional cues.

At the same time, pay close attention to next Tuesday, specifically the CPI annual rate data on 05-13 at 20:30.

Operation Suggestion: For Bitcoin, avoid chasing highs in the short term and wait for a pullback to buy at lower levels. For the medium term, look towards a target of 110,000, with potential long positions around 100,000.