A new week begins, and the weekend market for Bitcoin really proves the 'weekend law.' There was no significant movement, and it was even a bit dull to the point of questioning life. From the data, the liquidity over the weekend was pitifully low.

The turnover rate is also at bear market levels, with short-term traders busy entering and exiting. Mid to long-term players are completely lazy, fully embracing the atmosphere of an early holiday break.

However, upon closer inspection of the data, BitSugar found that the turnover rate over the weekend is almost catching up to the levels before last year's election. At that time, the situation improved significantly after the election, but now it seems to be back on the old path. So the question arises, what does this indicate?

It indicates that real money players are simply not interested in the current prices. They have more confidence in the future market, otherwise, why would all the tokens on the exchange be nearly withdrawn? This tells us that we are still in a holiday market, with major players playing dead while small traders are bouncing around aimlessly.

Next, let's talk about some details; there are a few things worth discussing. One is that today the U.S. Congress is set to officially certify Trump's election (we won't discuss parallel world settings), and additionally, the 20th of this month is the official inauguration day of the president.

Looking at history, during this period, mid to long-term investors should not blindly short. In election years, the market behavior at the beginning and end of the year is usually mild; even in a bear market, the first and last 70 days of each quarter are often the comfort zone for the whole year. Don't chase highs blindly; wait patiently for opportunities.

Also, keep an eye on this week's non-farm payroll and unemployment rate data on the 10th to see if there will be any small stimulus. BitSugar estimates it will be about the same; do not expect any significant impact.

Then there's the ADP employment change on Wednesday night at 21:15, followed by the Federal Reserve's monetary policy meeting minutes at 3:00 AM on Thursday (this may cause some volatility), and finally, the non-farm payroll data on Friday evening at 21:30.

So regarding the news mentioned above by BitSugar, whether you are a short-term or mid to long-term player, the safest operation is to go for low long positions. When no direction exists, enter on pullbacks; the levels will dictate the moves.