How to operate BTC on weekends as it rebounds from a V-shaped rebound and enters a shrinking sideways trend?

BTC completed a typical V-shaped rebound this week, rebounding all the way from $61824 to $65044, but the trend has slowed down significantly in the past two days, with prices fluctuating around $64000 and the market entering a stage of waiting for direction selection. There are currently three signals worth paying attention to: The normalization of fund rates indicates that leveraged funds are beginning to flow back, but overall they are still at a neutral level, and the market has not yet entered an overheated state. ETH has shown a significantly stronger trend than BTC this week, indicating that funds are still revolving between mainstream assets and risk appetite has improved compared to the previous period. However, the overall strength of altcoins remains weak. There are many liquidation chips piled up above $65000 and around $57000-58000. The current price is between the two, and once it breaks through the critical range, it is easy to amplify fluctuations and trigger a chain of market trends. What can I do on weekends? If you stand firm at $64500, you can take advantage of the breakthrough opportunities in the $65000-66000 region; If it falls below $63500, it is recommended to patiently wait for confirmation of support and not rush to buy at the bottom. The biggest characteristic of weekends is not necessarily going up or down, but rather low liquidity. The trading volume is usually lower than the working day, which can lead to rapid gains or losses due to pin scanning. A better strategy than betting on direction in advance is to wait for market signals and then participate accordingly, putting risk control first. Risk Warning: The views, conclusions, and recommendations presented in this article are for reference only and do not constitute investment advice. The market is risky, and investment needs to be cautious.