BTC current price is approximately $95,241, with a 24-hour increase of 0.29%, and a volatility range of only 1.15% — this weekend's market has indeed been very dull. The hourly chart is repeatedly stalling at high levels, with buying momentum weakening more and more. In the weekend market with thin liquidity, the price keeps testing around the $94,776 level, and each rebound has less energy than the last.

From a technical perspective, this $94,776 is currently the most critical support/resistance boundary. Holding above it means the market can continue to consolidate at high levels, with a chance to push through the resistance zone of $97,000-$98,000 — where multiple cycles are resonating. But what if it effectively breaks down? Then the previous rally might be a false breakout, and the subsequent trend will depend on where the MA20 support on the daily chart is, at which point the trend could turn downward.

The hourly MACD has already shown short-term weakness signals. With the daily MA100 and the 0.382 retracement level on the four-hour chart under double resistance, it’s quite difficult to sustain a continued upward push in the short term, and a sharp decline might be more likely.

In terms of operation, it’s important to watch key levels: if the pullback does not break below $94,776, consider small long positions targeting the resistance at $97,000; once the volume supports a breakdown below $94,776, follow the trend and go short, with support levels at $93,000-$90,000 below. Weekend market movements are generally narrow-range oscillations, so rather than being whipped around, it’s better to wait for a clear breakout signal before taking action.