$BTC I just had a look at the past 12 Sundays and found a quite interesting Sunday-to-Monday correlation.
Whichever direction Sunday took, it got reversed 12/12 times on Monday.
In other words, Sunday strength was followed by weakness on Monday, while Sunday weakness was followed by strength on Monday.
Of course, a sample size of 12 weeks is far too small to draw any major conclusions from.
Still, it's an interesting pattern and definitely something I'll be paying attention to going forward....
$BTC Long Setup — Demand Zone Holding Strong
Entry: $61,900 - $62,100
Stop Loss: $61,300
TP1: $62,800
TP2: $63,500
TP3: $64,500
Price is respecting a key support zone and buyers are stepping in on every dip. Holding above $61,800 keeps the bullish recovery structure intact. #BTC #CryptoTrading
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If the trade landed clean, the route looked good, and the execution came back where I expected, that was enough.
Lately, I've been looking a little deeper.
Because the interesting part starts when liquidity gets thin.
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From the outside, everything looks smooth.
But that's exactly what makes me curious.
What actuall...