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🚨 $BTC Weekend Moves Can Be Deceptive — Don’t Call It a Bull Run Yet There’s a lot of talk about a new bullish phase, but I’m still waiting for stronger confirmation. The weekend market is operating with significantly thinner liquidity: 📉 BTC–USDT spread: ~0.012% → ~0.028% 📉 Weekend trading volume: 20–40% below weekdays 📉 Around 21:00 UTC: liquidity falls another ~42% Why is this important? With traditional markets closed and ETF activity paused, many market makers reduce their participation. That leaves a much thinner order book. In these conditions, even relatively small trades can trigger sharp wicks, false breakouts, or sudden drops without representing strong market conviction. Sunday’s price action also reflected this: low volume, weak follow-through, and mostly sideways movement. So I’m not treating every weekend spike as a reliable trend signal. I’d rather wait for the Monday U.S. session, when broader liquidity returns and we can see whether buyers are actually willing to support higher prices. For now, this looks more like thin liquidity + low volume + speculation than a confirmed bull market. Volatility alone isn’t proof of genuine demand. 👀 $BTC #AIMemorySelloffEases #BTCETHETFInflowsReturn #SpaceXShortCovering