What will $BTC and $ETH do over the weekend?
After that strong sweep earlier, BTC has now returned to the 84,600 area and started moving sideways. Momentum on the 1H–4H timeframe isn’t too strong yet, but the Daily structure hasn’t been clearly broken, so I’m not rushing to conclude that the market has reversed.
The zone I’m most interested in is still 84,000.
If BTC bounces back here but holds and shows buying strength, the price could still try again to move higher.
Above that, 85,000–85,500 is the area to watch. If there’s a breakout and it holds, the short-term structure will be more bullish.
Conversely, if 84K is clearly broken, then it’s not advisable to try catching the bottom. In that case, I’ll shift my attention down to 82,000–83,000—this is also a support zone that some big traders mention when assessing October.
ETH is currently around 2,670.
The 2,700 level needs to be reclaimed; above that, 2,750–2,800 is the truly important area. ETH has approached this zone multiple times, but hasn’t yet produced a clear breakout.
If ETH pulls back, I’ll pay attention to 2,620–2,650. If this zone shows solid support, then we can continue monitoring opportunities for a swing trade.
In short, over the weekend I’ll be watching:
BTC: 84K support, 85.5K breakout zone.
ETH: 2.65K support, 2.8K breakout zone.
Until there’s confirmation, don’t FOMO.
Weekend liquidity can change quite quickly, so I’ll prioritize waiting for price to come to the right zone rather than forcing trades on every small move.
Wait for position, wait for confirmation, then enter the trade
After that strong sweep earlier, BTC has now returned to the 84,600 area and started moving sideways. Momentum on the 1H–4H timeframe isn’t too strong yet, but the Daily structure hasn’t been clearly broken, so I’m not rushing to conclude that the market has reversed.
The zone I’m most interested in is still 84,000.
If BTC bounces back here but holds and shows buying strength, the price could still try again to move higher.
Above that, 85,000–85,500 is the area to watch. If there’s a breakout and it holds, the short-term structure will be more bullish.
Conversely, if 84K is clearly broken, then it’s not advisable to try catching the bottom. In that case, I’ll shift my attention down to 82,000–83,000—this is also a support zone that some big traders mention when assessing October.
ETH is currently around 2,670.
The 2,700 level needs to be reclaimed; above that, 2,750–2,800 is the truly important area. ETH has approached this zone multiple times, but hasn’t yet produced a clear breakout.
If ETH pulls back, I’ll pay attention to 2,620–2,650. If this zone shows solid support, then we can continue monitoring opportunities for a swing trade.
In short, over the weekend I’ll be watching:
BTC: 84K support, 85.5K breakout zone.
ETH: 2.65K support, 2.8K breakout zone.
Until there’s confirmation, don’t FOMO.
Weekend liquidity can change quite quickly, so I’ll prioritize waiting for price to come to the right zone rather than forcing trades on every small move.
Wait for position, wait for confirmation, then enter the trade