Weekend market movements are like this: you never know if it will rebound if you don't place an order.

How magical is the weekend market?
One sentence summary: when you're not trading, it pulls; when you're heavily invested, it shocks.
So let's first answer the three core questions of interaction.
👉 Should I choose offense or defense?
The answer is: a tentative offense within a defensive stance.
That is—no all-in, but never hold an empty position.
The most common mistake in volatile markets is not misjudging the direction, but losing control of position size and emotions.
Weekend liquidity is low; a rally feels like drinking Red Bull, a decline like WiFi disconnecting. You never know if the next move will be a surprise or a shock.
👉 Over the weekend, should I expect a rebound or continued decline?
Tending towards: technical rebound, but not a trend reversal.
The reasons are simple:
* Those who are panicking have already panicked
* Those who should cut their positions have already done so
* The remaining are “people who say they’re lying flat but are actually bottom-fishing”
👉 Which tokens am I currently watching?
I’m focusing on:
* BTC (emotional anchor)
* SOL / ETH (whether they can lead the rhythm)
* A small handful of mid-cap and small-cap tokens with upcoming events, not meme-driven sentiment
👉 Weekend news?
The most dangerous thing on weekends isn’t good news, but **“a sudden statement”**.
A single regulatory rumor can make you doubt your life upon waking up on Monday.
To sum up in one sentence: #我的周末交易计划
Weekends are not for getting rich quickly; they’re for deciding whether you have bullets for the next week.