I lean more towards oscillation and correction; the market needs time rather than emotions.

Against the backdrop of gradually weakening selling pressure, I am more optimistic that this weekend's crypto market will mainly experience oscillation and correction rather than a smooth rebound all at once. The reason is simple: although selling pressure has indeed decreased, buying volume has not shown a significant increase to follow through, which indicates that the market is more likely to digest positions through sideways movement. #Weekend Market Analysis
From the chart perspective, although mainstream coins have stopped falling, their rebound volume is noticeably weak, mainly representing technical correction rather than trend reversal. The typical characteristics of this type of market are:
* Can't fall further, but can't rise quickly either
* Negative news is no longer amplified, but positive news struggles to spread
This weekend, I will focus on BTC. Whether BTC can stay above the key support level and maintain a sideways structure is crucial for judging whether the overall market risk has decreased. In terms of operations, I won't chase the rally, but instead:
* Lightly try long positions at the lower end of the range
* Reduce positions at the upper end
* Cut losses decisively if support levels are broken
In a oscillating market, success depends not on being right or wrong, but on who has more patience. I prefer to earn less rather than get caught in a back-and-forth harvest during a non-volume breakout.