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🚨 BTC isn’t pumping. The weekend order book is just thin. I keep seeing people say, “The fundamentals have changed. The bull market is coming.” Honestly? I’m not buying that yet. Look at what’s happening with weekend liquidity: 📉 BTC–USDT bid-ask spread has reportedly widened from around 0.012% to 0.028% — more than double. 📊 Weekend trading volume is down roughly 20–40% compared with weekdays. 🌙 And around 21:00 UTC, liquidity reportedly drops another ~42%. That matters. With ETFs closed and some market makers stepping back, the order book gets incredibly thin. And when liquidity is this weak, it doesn’t take much to move price. A relatively large order can create a sudden spike, trigger liquidations, and make a fake breakout look like a real trend. Even Sunday’s price action tells the story: Low volume. Little follow-through. A lot of sideways movement. Basically, BTC is drifting because there simply isn’t enough liquidity behind the move. So when someone points at a small weekend pump and says: 🔥 “The bull market is back!” I’d rather wait. Let Monday’s U.S. market open bring the volume back first. Then we can see whether buyers are actually stepping in — or whether the weekend move was just a thin order book + a little self-hype. No liquidity, no conviction. Let the real volume speak. 👀 $BTC #DailyOrbit