#DanielNadem

Low liquidity weekend manipulation is something traders see often. When volume drops, it becomes easier for large players to push price in one direction quickly. Smaller order books mean fewer bids and asks to absorb sudden moves. That allows sharp wicks, stop hunts, and forced liquidations to appear without much real conviction behind them. Price can be pushed down or up briefly, triggering emotions and leverage resets. Once normal liquidity returns, those moves often fade or reverse. It does not always mean coordination, but thin conditions amplify impact. Understanding this helps avoid emotional trades during quiet periods for most participants.