#我的週末交易計畫

The virtual currency trading suggestions for the past few days are mainly range-bound oscillations, with high sell and low buy strategies, and caution against potential downside risks.
$BTC $GT $ETH
Below are the operational policy recommendations for this weekend:
1. Main market direction: Range fluctuation and accumulation
Sideways consolidation: Bitcoin has been in a sideways pattern for two months, with prices continuously fluctuating within key technical levels (such as below $70,000).

Lack of direction: Currently, derivatives data shows weak market bottom-fishing sentiment, with both bulls and bears lacking confidence. It is expected that this "stuck in a range" oscillation will continue in the short term.

2. Operating strategy: Sell high and buy low, leaning towards defensive
Range trading: Use support and resistance levels for range-bound trading.

Buy the dip: If the price falls back to the $69,000 – $69,500 range and stops declining, consider very light long positions for short-term rebounds.

Sell at the top: If the price rebounds to resistance levels but cannot break through, it presents a relatively safe short-selling opportunity. Avoid chasing the rally at high levels.

Bearish background: The overall second quarter of 2026 is expected to remain dominated by bearish structures. If Bitcoin cannot effectively hold key supports (such as $60,000) around mid-April, the medium- to long-term risk will be higher.

3. Key technical levels reference
Upward resistance: Focus on $70,000 and recent rebound highs as resistance.
Downward support: Watch for the secondary bottom support at $69,000 and the long-term critical level of $60,000.

4. Trading reminders
Capital flow: Recently, funds have been shifting from mainstream coins to altcoins. When trading altcoins, be aware that their volatility is greater than Bitcoin’s.
Right-side trading: For investors aiming to catch a one-sided trend (big drop), it is more prudent to wait until the price breaks below key support before entering (right-side trading).