Recently, I noticed an interesting phenomenon. Although liquidity tends to decrease over the weekend, if you catch a few key rhythm points, both longs and shorts can be profitable. So I decided to organize some recent observations for the weekend.

First, let's talk about BTC's rhythm. Aggressive bulls can position themselves between 93,700 and 94,300. Support levels are at 91,450 and 87,450. These two levels are likely to see spike candles early Monday morning, basically giving you a chance to get in. If you want to short, the range between 96,000 and 96,600 is a good entry zone, but this strategy is valid until Sunday afternoon. The resistance level is at 100,300.

For ETH, the key level to watch is 3,235. Support below is at 3,170. When the price is above 3,325, you need to pay close attention, especially around 3,360, where there might be spike opportunities. Just set a hard stop-loss there; not every spike will give you a chance. This trading window is mostly until Sunday noon.

The most interesting is SOL. It holds tightly at 142.5—honestly, it’s more resilient than BTC and ETH, proving it’s one of the top three mainstream coins. The weekend focus is whether 142.5 will be broken. If it breaks, look for opportunities around 138.5.

Overall trading strategy: don’t expect too much profit over the weekend because market liquidity is very low, and volatility is compressed. Occasional spike candles are actually your opportunity windows. Real volatility and opportunities will mostly appear on Sunday night and Monday. If you can catch a few rhythm points then, there will be many more opportunities.