US Treasury hates Monday, US stocks fear Thursday—

So for Bitcoin, which day is the most annoying?

This chart,

You really need to pay close attention.

It's not a coincidence,

It's the subconscious traces left by traders' long-term behavior.

First, the conclusion, then we'll break down the logic.

Thursday is not just KFC's Crazy Thursday.

It is the—

Crazy Pricing Day for global assets.

Starting from 2017:

S&P: In a week, only Thursday has an average decline.

Bitcoin: Among the seven days, Thursday has the worst returns.

Gold & Yen: It's the opposite; Thursday is actually the most stable.

US Treasuries: Monday is the weakest, Wednesday is the easiest to rebound.

This is not luck,

It's the habit of money.

Why is this the case?

I asked GPT to break it down,

But I’ll translate it into plain language for you.

Monday: Minefield Day

The weekend is a garbage dump for news:

Policies, wars, speeches, black swans, all piled up during the market closure.

So for large funds, the first thing on Monday is not to make money,

It's—

To survive first.

Thus what you see is:

US Treasuries are often hammered on Monday.

Wednesday: The day with the most money

The Federal Reserve's reverse repos, liquidity cycles,

Often get stuck on Wednesday.

In simple terms:

The market lacks for money the least on this day.

With more money,

The market is more accommodating,

And US Treasuries naturally find it easier to rebound.

Thursday: Emotions are the easiest to lose control

Why is Thursday the most intense?

Because it is:

A double whammy of data + pricing.

Initial jobless claims

PPI

Some CPI

Meeting minutes

Options and structured products concentrate on repricing

In one sentence:

👉 Data shock + position recalculation = Emotional resonance.

So on Thursday,

It's most likely to explode,

And also most likely to crash through.

The underlying logic can actually be summed up in one sentence:

Retail investors, institutions, quant funds,

Have etched their behavior cycles

Into the market.

Over time,

The market gets trained to be as precise as a clock.

Now the question arises:

US Treasuries fear Monday,

US stocks fear Thursday,

So for Bitcoin—what day is the most annoying?

I'll give you the answer directly:

👉 Friday.

Why?

I won't say.

You all figure it out in the comments.

I’ll just watch from the sidelines,

To see who can truly connect this logic. #美SEC推动加密创新监管 $BTC