Weekend Market Quick Update — BTC Earlier, Sugar Bro mentioned the aggressive entry for BTC at 108530. It missed by $90, but no need to feel bad about it. Even if it had hit, there was less than a 2% profit margin, so not much to gain. Since I tend to wake up late every day, I thought I’d share my thoughts on the market now to avoid missing opportunities or stepping into traps with Monday’s potential volatility. Looking at the comparison between BTC and ETH, BTC hasn’t reached its support level yet, so ETH’s microstructure is stronger than BTC’s. BTC still has support at 108530, but there’s no clear rebound potential. The current price is about 2% higher, but it’s facing compounded resistance. Even if it pushes upward, there’s no significant room for movement. Structurally, the analysis holds, but there’s no actionable value here. For nearby levels, I wouldn’t take long or short positions—just use them as reference points while monitoring the market. **Monitoring Reference Suggestions:** - If the price moves upward and enters the 110920–111750 range, it’s just returning to the previous structure’s consolidation zone without sustainability. Currently, there’s no potential support structure or space, so no need to gamble. Even if it moves up, it’s likely to either pull back or get stuck in prolonged consolidation, which isn’t cost-effective. - If it pulls back first, you can consider scalping a rebound at 107495–106540 (preferably with a gradual decline). The second support is at 103750–102172 (preferably with a sharp drop). The upward levels only have analytical significance, not operational value, so don’t act on them (details in the chart). $BTC