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Weekend trading volume directly shrank by more than 60%, and with this small rebound of $BTC, I’m actually not too optimistic.
This morning when I opened OKX to check the market, my first impression was: the market suddenly became quiet.
The first chart shows that the 24-hour crypto market trading volume is about $464.7 billion, down more than 60% from the previous day. Weekend liquidity is naturally thinner, and combined with the divergence after the non-farm payroll data release, it’s not surprising that the market looks less lively.
Looking at the second chart, BTC is around 84,700, $ETH about 2,686, $SOL about 119.7, and most major coins have small short-term price changes. There’s no obvious broad rally, nor panic selling; it looks more like funds are temporarily pausing to observe.
I think there’s a detail worth noting here: a drop in trading volume doesn’t necessarily mean funds are fleeing; prices not falling much doesn’t mean buying pressure is strong.
Especially after the non-farm data missed expectations and BTC surged then quickly pulled back, the market now needs to digest not only the employment data but also how interest rate expectations will change going forward.
Personally, I prefer to wait now, not rushing to chase longs just because of a few rebound candles, nor turning bearish simply because volume shrank. Weekend thin liquidity tends to amplify short-term fluctuations; what’s really worth watching is whether BTC can strengthen again with volume when funds return on Monday.
A rebound without volume, just watch; the direction after volume picks up is what deserves serious attention.
