Weekend Market Quick Update — BTC Earlier, Sugar Bro mentioned that BTC's hourly chart would first see a small rise followed by a sharp drop, with profits to be made in the low-buy and high-sell zones during this period. If you want to understand the technical principles behind this, check out previous videos and articles. Looking at the bigger picture, the price is in a normal pullback after an oversold rebound on the larger bearish side, encountering a 1H bearish divergence. This fluctuation range does not change the original trend of the larger timeframe, nor the support built by the smaller timeframe bulls. In live trading, after a slight local downward adjustment, there is still momentum and potential for an upward push next week. The strategy we proposed earlier—taking advantage of small timeframe dips to bet on larger timeframe breakouts—remains unchanged. In practice, there’s no need to chase the upward rebound on the bearish side. Just wait for further price pullbacks to enter low-buy positions. Since weekend volatility is minimal, just go with the flow. Nearby resistance is at 92,850–93,690 (for monitoring only, not for trading). Short-term resistance is at 95,180–97,322 (after reaching this level, look for a pullback to nearby resistance for low-buy opportunities). The second resistance is around the 100,000 mark ±2,000 USD. Aggressive support is at 89,520–89,270 (monitor for quick in-and-out trades), 88,280–87,999 (monitor for quick in-and-out trades), and second support is at 86,410–85,460 (quick in-and-out trades). In case of extreme volatility, the previously mentioned large timeframe support remains unchanged and can be used. Weekends are usually not updated, so there are more levels mentioned today. Pay attention to the notes in the chart text. BTC