The market has fallen back into a deadlock over the past couple of days—typical weekend sluggishness. Looking at the Bollinger Bands, both bulls and bears lack momentum, making it difficult to break out of this narrow range in the short term. On the contrary, the risk of a downward break increases the further it goes.
Honestly, the best approach at this point is to be patient and wait. If you really want to take action, remember one principle: buy low and sell high, trade back and forth, but keep your positions light, set proper stop-losses, and avoid being caught off guard by sudden reversals.
From a technical perspective: Bitcoin: Short positions can be considered in the 89000-88300 range, with support at 87500-86500. ETH: Short positions in the 3020-2980 range, with targets at 2955-2930.
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DogeBachelor
· 21h ago
The market this weekend is really boring to death, lying flat is the way to go
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Buying low and selling high sounds simple, but you'll be done for if you panic
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Wait, wait, wait, when will we see a decent market...
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Light positions, stop-loss—these words are said every time, but who remembers at critical moments
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That 88300 level is indeed interesting, but I’ll keep observing for now
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If I can get out of the exchange this weekend, I’ll consider it a win
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The Bollinger Bands are narrow and dull, they make me want to sleep just looking at them
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I'm scared, I’ll wait until Monday to decide
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I only dare to move if ETH is below 2980
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Bored alone, watching the market is even more boring
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AlphaBrain
· 21h ago
That's how weekends are. The market is like a dead fish. I'm just lying back and watching. Anyway, I play with small positions. If it breaks down, I admit defeat. It's no big deal.
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ChainSauceMaster
· 21h ago
The dead market over the weekend really trapped people. Light positions and trading back and forth are still the safest.
However, I still think there's no real need to chase during this narrow fluctuation. Just wait for the breakout moment—either give a downward opportunity or a sudden surge. Anyway, there's nothing else to do.
In this range, Bitcoin indeed can try a short position, but don't be greedy with the stop-loss. Reversals can be ruthless.
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ShortingEnthusiast
· 21h ago
The weekend market is this dead, I'm already tired of it. It's still more comfortable to lie down and sleep.
Wait, let me take another look at this breakdown risk... It's indeed a bit dangerous.
Try a small position to tinker with, anyway, I've set the stop-loss so I'm not afraid.
Short at 89,000, see you at 86,500, we'll talk then.
We really need to hold on this time, brothers.
#数字资产市场洞察 Saturday Night Market Chat
The market has fallen back into a deadlock over the past couple of days—typical weekend sluggishness. Looking at the Bollinger Bands, both bulls and bears lack momentum, making it difficult to break out of this narrow range in the short term. On the contrary, the risk of a downward break increases the further it goes.
Honestly, the best approach at this point is to be patient and wait. If you really want to take action, remember one principle: buy low and sell high, trade back and forth, but keep your positions light, set proper stop-losses, and avoid being caught off guard by sudden reversals.
From a technical perspective:
Bitcoin: Short positions can be considered in the 89000-88300 range, with support at 87500-86500.
ETH: Short positions in the 3020-2980 range, with targets at 2955-2930.
(Just personal analysis, for reference only)