📅 Liquidity Distribution Throughout the Week:
1) Saturday and Sunday (Weekend):
🟡 The lowest days of the week in terms of liquidity.
📉 Reason: Absence of financial institutions, and large traders take a break.
🧨 Volatility can sometimes be very high due to low liquidity, allowing market whales to manipulate prices.
✅ Good for some short trades, but fraught with risks.
2) Monday (Start of the Week):
⚖️ Medium liquidity starts to gradually return.
📈 Activity returns after the weekend break.
👨💻 Institutions start trading again, but caution is present at the beginning.
✍️ Good for monitoring and planning, and buying opportunities may arise due to weekend corrections.
3) Tuesday to Thursday (Peak Liquidity):
🚀 The highest days of the week in terms of liquidity and activity.
🏦 Institutions and professional traders are active.
📊 Economic reports or project announcements are usually released on these days.
📌 The best days to trade large volumes without significant impact on the price.
✅ Excellent for technical trading, as the market is more stable and organized.
4) Friday:
🔻 The beginning of a gradual decline in liquidity.
👨💼 Some institutions close their positions before the weekend to avoid surprises.
⏳ Trading volume gradually decreases, especially in the second half of the day.
❗Beware of "profit-taking" before the weekend.
