Weekend trading volume has shrunk to an astonishingly low level, so whether prices go up or down, it doesn’t mean much. The real direction will only become clear when the market opens on Monday. Currently, the total cryptocurrency market cap is around $3.14 trillion and is still in a period of volatile correction.

BTC has managed to hold above 89k, but the trading volume is really dismal. Last weekend’s bull trap and dump are still fresh in my mind. Will the same old trick happen again this week? Hard to say. As for ETH, it’s holding the 3000 support line for now thanks to the positive sentiment from the Fusaka upgrade, but its next move will depend on whether there’s volume support during trading days.

SOL and BNB haven’t shown any independent moves lately, just following the broader market. However, there’s a small detail worth noting—the meme sector has shown some signs of picking up recently. If it manages to take off, things could get interesting.

Regarding AI trading, the strategy tool I’m using has been running for 28 days. Its logic is simple and blunt: always go long, never short. Of course, staggered entries and strict stop-losses are must-follow rules to avoid being driven by emotions. This is purely for auxiliary validation and does not constitute investment advice, so don’t blindly copy trades.

A look at the industry developments over the past 24 hours:
• CZ posted a tweet, and DOYR may be a meme reference? But he emphasized this doesn’t mean endorsement of any meme coin;
• Vitalik suggested the need for a reliable, trustless on-chain Gas futures market;
• Caixin reports that 3,032 people have been prosecuted for crypto-related money laundering in 2024, indicating increasingly strict regulation;
• France’s second largest bank, BPCE, has opened crypto trading services, signaling greater traditional finance involvement;
• LUNC and LUNA have suddenly surged to lead the market, with rumors circulating that it may be related to the potential possibility of SBF being granted amnesty;
• SpaceX plans to sell internal shares at an $800 billion valuation and may go public in the second half of next year;
• In the 1.5th season of a certain AI trading competition, Grok 4.20 is far ahead—Elon Musk even praised its trading capabilities on social media.

All in all, weekend market action has limited reference value; the real action is yet to come.