$SOL has the same serious liquidity fragmentation issue Yesterday $Chuck is an example I bought the earliest one for 500k, it went up to 900k Later it got fragmented and then the market cap got overtaken, then I exited at a loss Liquidity fragmentation has become a common phenomenon, so be cautious with new coins!

Market Analysis: Defense First, Awaiting Signals I'm choosing a defensive approach this weekend. After BTC's strong breakout above 75,000 in recent days, short-term momentum has weakened and needs time to consolidate gains. Weekend liquidity is low, making false breakouts and wicks more likely—not ideal for aggressive long positions. Coins I'm monitoring: • BTC: Key support at 72,000-73,000. If held, remain bullish; if broken, proceed cautiously • ETH: Oscillating around 2,300. Watch for stabilization; potential for catch-up gains • SOL: Active ecosystem with high elasticity; pullbacks present buying opportunities Weekend news to watch: • Federal Reserve officials' remarks for any new signals • Middle East developments (impact on oil prices and risk sentiment) • On-chain data: Whether large holders are accumulating or distributing My trading strategy: • Don't chase highs; hold positions unchanged • If BTC pulls back to around 72,000, add small positions • Reserve 30% cash for sudden market moves • Monitor Asia market opening Sunday evening to determine next week's positioning #我的周末交易计划 $BTC $ETH

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