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How the U.S. Market Can Still Affect Crypto Prices on the Weekend Crypto never sleeps—but the traditional financial world does. Even though crypto trades 24/7, many traders are surprised by how much the U.S. stock market continues to influence weekend price action. Here’s why: 1. Friday Closes Set the Tone When the U.S. market closes on Friday, it often locks in investor sentiment for the weekend. If equities sold off hard—especially tech or risk assets—crypto might feel the pressure over the next two days. Fear doesn’t take weekends off. 2. Macro News Doesn’t Pause Economic reports, geopolitical events, or major corporate news can drop anytime. If something big happens over the weekend—like a central bank comment or regulatory headline—crypto is the first market to react while stocks sit idle. 3. Liquidity Drops, Volatility Rises On weekends, fewer traders are active—especially institutions. Lower volume makes it easier for big players to move the market, meaning price swings can be more extreme (in either direction). 4. Futures and Options Expiry Hangover Friday options expirations in U.S. markets, including Bitcoin futures on platforms like CME, can leave a mark. The “post-expiry drift” can influence spot crypto trading into Saturday and Sunday. 5. Monday Anticipation Smart money often uses the weekend to position ahead of Monday’s open. If traders expect a bullish (or bearish) equities open, they might front-run it via crypto over the weekend. ⸻ Bottom line: Even on Saturday night, Wall Street’s shadow still looms over crypto. Watching how U.S. markets close on Friday can give you a weekend edge.
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What Is DCA ? DCA, or Dollar-Cost Averaging, is a smart and simple investment strategy where you invest a fixed amount of money into crypto at regular intervals—regardless of price. Instead of trying to time the market, DCA helps reduce the risk of volatility by averaging out your entry price over time. For example, instead of spending $1,000 on Bitcoin all at once, you could invest $100 weekly. This way, you buy more when prices are low and less when prices are high—automatically balancing your average purchase cost. DCA is especially useful in the unpredictable world of crypto, making it a go-to approach for long-term investors.
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