2026-01-17 04:35:52

This weekend, Bitcoin's price movement doesn't seem to have any major changes.

In the early trading session, BTC has already formed a long lower shadow candlestick, with the daily chart showing two consecutive declines, and the overall price is repeatedly consolidating around 9.5. Structurally, this is a typical oscillating downward trend, and since market liquidity is already thin over the weekend, this limits the price fluctuations within a relatively small range.

For traders who have already established long positions, holding onto their positions is not a big issue, but the most important thing is to be prepared for ambushes. Once a pullback opportunity appears in the market, immediately add to your position.

From an operational perspective, the key support and resistance levels are within the 9.5 to 9.7 range. Engaging in a guerrilla strategy within this range is the best approach—selling at high levels, buying at low levels, and repeatedly trading until the weekend market starts to move.

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ChainBrain

· 13h ago

This weekend's market, going up and down on 9.5 to cut my leeks, guerrilla warfare sounds easy to say

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TokenSherpa

· 13h ago

ngl the governance implications of this 9.5-9.7 range are actually kinda fascinating if you examine the historical voting patterns... but yeah, weekend liquidity constraints are real, fundamentally limiting price discovery mechanisms here

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