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$BTC Weekend Liquidity Is Extremely Thin — Don’t Confuse It With a Bull Market. I keep seeing people say the fundamentals have changed and a new bull run is coming. Honestly, I’m not convinced yet. Look at the liquidity: 📉 $BTC –$USDT weekend spread: ~0.012% → ~0.028% 📉 Weekend volume: 20–40% lower than weekdays 📉 21:00 UTC liquidity: down another ~42% Why does this matter? With ETFs closed and many market makers reducing activity, the order book becomes extremely thin. That means relatively small orders can create fake breakouts, sharp wicks, and exaggerated moves without meaningful conviction behind them. Even this morning, Sunday trading activity looked weak—small volume, little follow-through, and price mostly drifting sideways. No liquidity = no reliable signal. A sudden move higher or lower during thin weekend trading doesn’t automatically mean the market has entered a new trend. I’d rather wait for Monday’s U.S. session, when traditional markets reopen and liquidity returns. Until then, this looks more like a thin order book + low volume + market hype than a confirmed bull market. Don’t confuse low-liquidity volatility with genuine demand. $BTC #AIMemorySelloffEases #SP500Eyes8000 #BTCETHETFInflowsReturn