Is skipping the market on weekends a missed chance for huge profits? Or a way to avoid liquidation? The answer might hit close to home

The most classic market condition on weekends is:
👉 When you watch it, it stays still; when you leave, it moves.
This week's market structure is actually very subtle:
Continuous fluctuation + shrinking volume = a typical "night before a big move." But the question is, this "big move" could be upward or downward.
So is it a deep rebound or a persistent decline?
My judgment leans toward:
👉 Fake decline first, then test for a rebound.
Why? Because market sentiment has been suppressed for too long, making it easier for small funds to create some "emotional recovery" over the weekend.
How to choose your watchlist?
👉 Look for "resilient performers"
Coins that haven't dropped much in the past two days, or even secretly increased in volume, are often the seed candidates for the next wave.
Aggressive strategy:
* Small position ambush
* Quick take profit
Conservative strategy:
* Go completely flat
* Wait for Monday to confirm the trend
Black swan alerts:
👉 Sudden policy news, large on-chain transfers
Where is the golden phoenix?
👉 Coins that "quietly rise" during sideways trading
One sentence summary:
Weekends are not about technical skills, but about who can endure longer.
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