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BTCUSDT Weekend Defense Plan
Title: BTC Long Position Trapped? This Weekend I'm Only Defending One Level
#My Weekend Trading Plan
Let me first disclose my current position: I'm currently holding one BTCUSDT long position in my demo account, isolated margin at 20x leverage, average entry price 70,748.4, current price around 70,567.7. The unrealized loss is not large, but it hasn't returned to the cost line yet.
Weekend Core Strategy: Defend against liquidation price, don't bet on reversal
Liquidity is weak on weekends, and BTC tends to have sudden spikes up and down. I won't rush to "break even" due to unrealized losses, nor will I blindly add positions to average down costs. My plan is simple—keep an eye on the estimated liquidation price of 67,362.6.
· If price continues to oscillate above 70,000, I'll hold and wait for next week's trend to become clearer
· If it breaks below 69,200 and cannot recover, I'll manually reduce my position or move my stop loss to avoid being swept by a rapid decline
Why Choose Defense?
There's no mainstream capital entering on weekends; the market is mostly about existing capital competition. BTC is currently hovering around 70,500, a typical "could go either way" position. Rather than guessing the direction, it's better to let the market make the first move. I've set a price alert at 69,500 to reassess the situation when it triggers.
Don't watch charts on weekends, only watch key levels
The demo account has more than a day left; there's no need for frequent operations. If the weekend closes with a long lower shadow, next week could actually be an opportunity to add positions on the right side. Conversely, if it breaks the defense level, I'll cut losses and wait for the next clearer signal.
In choppy markets, less action means fewer mistakes. Wishing everyone stable positions this weekend—not getting liquidated is a win.