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#周末交易计划
My weekend trading plan: Even in sideways markets, I can still pick up some gains
This weekend, I won't lie flat; I plan to trade lightly with a short-term approach.
To be honest, the market is currently just narrow-range oscillation, with resistance above and support below. Liquidity is poor over the weekend, but it actually provides an opportunity to trade within a range. I won't hold heavy positions; I'll use some idle funds to test the waters, and take profits quickly.
In my watchlist, I focus on a few: BTC, ETH, and a few trending altcoins that have recently shown movement. I avoid all miscellaneous tokens. In this kind of market, only mainstream and strong whale coins have liquidity; everything else is a dead end.
How exactly to trade?
Buy low: When the price drops near support levels, buy small positions—no bottom-fishing or all-in;
Sell high: When the price rises near resistance levels, sell in batches—take 20%-30% profit and exit, no fighting the trend;
Strict stop-loss: If the price breaks below key support, cut immediately—never hold through it, preserving capital is the most important.
Over the weekend, I’ll mainly watch for sudden news and large on-chain transfers. If there’s movement, I’ll follow along; if not, I won’t force trades.
Honestly, trading is about making money you understand. Over the weekend, I won’t gamble blindly on directions—only trade within confident ranges. It’s good enough to pick up some gains; don’t be greedy or fight the trend. Preserving capital is the key.