# 周末我的交易计划

The biggest risk on the weekend isn't the market trend, but your inability to resist clicking the trade button
To be blunt:
👉 Many losses aren't caused by the market, but by "itchy hands."
When the market consolidates, you feel you must do something, but the result is often:
👉 The more you move, the more you lose.
This week's market structure:
👉 Standard range oscillation
Suitable for what?
👉 Controlling trading frequency
Offensive traders:
* Buy low at the bottom of the range, sell high at the top
* Don't be greedy
Conservative traders:
* Stay in cash
* Wait for

Is the golden pit still a trap? The correct way to buy the dip on the weekend
Many people’s favorite weekend activity:
👉 Looking for "golden pits".
But the problem is:
👉 Most pits are actually "traps".
How to tell real from fake?
👉 Look at two indicators:
* Speed of decline
* Trading volume
If it is:
👉 Rapid drop + increased volume → Might be a genuine bottom
👉 Gradual decline → Very likely not the bottom
Recommended watchlist:
👉 Only focus on coins with strong pullbacks
Entry strategy:
* Build positions gradually
* Don’t go all-in at once
Stop-loss princi

The most dangerous thing on the weekend isn't the market trend, but your inability to resist the itch to trade.
To be honest:
👉 Losing money on weekends isn't often a market problem, but a problem with your hands.
When the market is volatile, you still want to "do something," and the result is often:
👉 The more you move, the more you lose.
This week's structure is very typical:
👉 Resistance above, support below → Range-bound oscillation.
What is this kind of market most suitable for?
👉 Doing nothing, or trading lightly to test the waters.
Aggressive trading approach:
* Bu