Postaus

⚠️ $BTC Weekend Moves Can Be Misleading I’m seeing a lot of talk about a new bull run, but I’m not ready to call it yet. Weekend liquidity is much thinner than during regular U.S. trading hours: 📉 BTC–USDT spread: ~0.012% → ~0.028% 📉 Weekend volume: 20–40% lower 📉 Around 21:00 UTC: liquidity drops another ~42% With ETFs closed and many market makers operating at reduced activity, the order book becomes much thinner. That means relatively small trades can trigger sharp wicks or apparent breakouts without strong underlying demand. Sunday’s action also looked similar—low volume, limited follow-through, and mostly sideways price movement. So for me, weekend volatility isn’t enough confirmation of a new trend. I’d rather see how $BTC behaves when the U.S. session opens Monday and liquidity returns. Until then, a move caused by thin liquidity shouldn’t automatically be mistaken for genuine bullish momentum. Low liquidity can create big moves. Big moves don’t always mean strong demand. 👀 $BTC #AIMemorySelloffEases #BTCETHETFInflowsReturn #SpaceXShortCovering