Bitcoin ($BTC ) recently hit the $69,000 mark, and the market presents a unique situation: only Bitcoin is rising, while many other cryptocurrencies have failed to keep up with the trend. This situation has frustrated many investors because they either did not invest in Bitcoin or believed that Bitcoin's return rate was relatively low.

Currently, Bitcoin's support and resistance levels are $68,000, $67,500 and $66,100, respectively. It is expected that the weekend's range of fluctuations may be between $68,500-67,500. Ethereum (ETH)'s resistance levels are $2,650 and $2,680, the strong resistance level is $2,720, and the support levels are $2,625, $2,590 and $2,560. It is expected that the weekend's range of fluctuations may be around $2,650-2,600.

In such a market environment, investors' trading strategies are particularly important. Some investors may choose to turn to the altcoin market on weekends to look for short-term trading opportunities. For Bitcoin investors, if they already hold short positions, they may consider whether to stop loss at the current position or continue to hold in the hope of a larger correction. If they choose to continue to hold, the target may be set at a correction space of 4,000 to 8,000 points.

For short-term traders of Bitcoin and Ethereum, you can consider entering a short position at $68,500-68,800 for Bitcoin, and take profit reference support levels of around $68,000, $67,500 and $66,800. Ethereum short positions can be considered to enter at $2,650-2,665, and take profit at around $2,625-2,600.

In general, the cryptocurrency market is always full of uncertainty, and investors need to develop appropriate trading strategies based on their risk tolerance and market analysis. It is very important to wait patiently before a good opportunity comes, and act decisively when the opportunity comes. At the same time, adequate preparation beforehand and a keen insight into market dynamics are always much better than regret afterwards.