One of the most common questions among new traders is whether it is worth making trades on weekends. And the answer is not so simple: it all depends on your strategy, experience, and market reading. $BTC
During the weekend, two major phenomena occur in the crypto ecosystem:
1. Closure of traditional markets:
Stock markets, Forex, and other traditional options close on Friday night, leaving the crypto market as the only one open 24/7. This creates an interesting phenomenon: part of the capital that normally moves in other markets can flow into cryptocurrencies, increasing their volatility and creating specific entry opportunities. $ETH
2. Lower activity and manipulation:
On the other hand, weekends usually have lower volume, as many institutional traders and investors take a break. What happens then? Whales take advantage of this low volume to make abrupt movements and manipulate the price, triggering liquidations and profiting from the less liquid market. $BNB
So, should you trade or not?
The key lies in your preparation:
If you have a clear strategy, you can take advantage of the volatility.
If you are a beginner, it's better to trade cautiously, without high leverage, or just analyze the market without entering.
Take advantage of weekends to study charts, trends, and practice on simulators.
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