I think I will subscribe to that idea to some extent. Coins used to drop in price during the weekends and rise during weekdays buy not all time. I only trade though. If it's all green, all of us will be profiting each week then.
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no its not... Its just fortunate that during the bearish run the market falls most time in weekends and rises during the midweek but since bearish started the method is false...Experts anticipate that cryptocurrency will crash on weekends, and if you constantly watch the crypto market on weekends, you will undoubtedly agree that cryptocurrency crashes as a result of investors' pessimistic behavior on weekends. Here are some of the reasons why accidents happen.
1) The number of transactions on weekends:
Weekend transaction volume is low because investors are unable to add funds to their accounts in order to trade because banks are closed on weekends. Also, Elon Musk's tweet waving a hand over the crypto sector can generate a surge in trading volume. However, as Asian banks open on Sunday night, the US banks follow on Monday, transaction volume climbs.
2) Leveraged trading
When investors trade cryptocurrency on margin, volume reduces. When an investor borrows money from an exchange, they must repay it when the price falls below a particular amount, known as the margin call. As a result, the exchanges will sell off the digital money to cover the loan. Furthermore, due to weekend bank closures, investors were unable to repay borrowed monies.
3) Market manipulation: This is still associated with speculation, but it is thought to take place during the week. They create a false demand and supply by faking sell or purchase orders, fraudulently influencing the price of cryptocurrencies. However, the spoofing has yet to be verified. The price of bitcoin frequently rises as a result of this.
Do you think these are the main reasons for the weekend dip?
Well , you don't expect people to trade when the coin are dipping continuously. This is why the case wasn't the same during the dip period in the market.no its not... Its just fortunate that during the bearish run the market falls most time in weekends and rises during the midweek but since bearish started the method is false...
I have been hearing from different sources that crypto currency is lower in price during the weekend and its adviseable to buy then sell during the week when the price is highI am not into buying and selling crypto currencies, in fact I am not a crypto currency trader. I am into investing in crypto currency for a long term and my primary source of crypto currencies are from earning sites and advertisements.
I still trade... Its only investors that cease to be involved during the market dip. But traders trade because of the downside profit we could gain at the dip.Well , you don't expect people to trade when the coin are dipping continuously. This is why the case wasn't the same during the dip period in the market.
It seems so. I think the main reason is that banks are closed. This gives room for investors to try and manipulate the market. Also because people are used to this pattern, they start selling before the weekend which can be a contributing factor.Experts anticipate that cryptocurrency will crash on weekends, and if you constantly watch the crypto market on weekends, you will undoubtedly agree that cryptocurrency crashes as a result of investors' pessimistic behavior on weekends. Here are some of the reasons why accidents happen.
1) The number of transactions on weekends:
Weekend transaction volume is low because investors are unable to add funds to their accounts in order to trade because banks are closed on weekends. Also, Elon Musk's tweet waving a hand over the crypto sector can generate a surge in trading volume. However, as Asian banks open on Sunday night, the US banks follow on Monday, transaction volume climbs.
2) Leveraged trading
When investors trade cryptocurrency on margin, volume reduces. When an investor borrows money from an exchange, they must repay it when the price falls below a particular amount, known as the margin call. As a result, the exchanges will sell off the digital money to cover the loan. Furthermore, due to weekend bank closures, investors were unable to repay borrowed monies.
3) Market manipulation: This is still associated with speculation, but it is thought to take place during the week. They create a false demand and supply by faking sell or purchase orders, fraudulently influencing the price of cryptocurrencies. However, the spoofing has yet to be verified. The price of bitcoin frequently rises as a result of this.
Do you think these are the main reasons for the weekend dip?
That's true, and I believe it's part of market manipulation by the market makers. Some weekends end up being in serious green, while some weekdays are in deep reds.Buying crypto currency on weekends and selling during the week is profitable. As the price are low on weekends and high during the weeks. But sometimes it is not like that. The price sometimes rise on weekends and falls during the week.
Well this makes sense. But you will realize the overall progressing of the various crypto coins is upward. Even with the occasional little dips that is witnessed during weekends, the total trajectory for most of the crypto has been bullish.Experts anticipate that cryptocurrency will crash on weekends, and if you constantly watch the crypto market on weekends, you will undoubtedly agree that cryptocurrency crashes as a result of investors' pessimistic behavior on weekends. Here are some of the reasons why accidents happen.
1) The number of transactions on weekends:
Weekend transaction volume is low because investors are unable to add funds to their accounts in order to trade because banks are closed on weekends. Also, Elon Musk's tweet waving a hand over the crypto sector can generate a surge in trading volume. However, as Asian banks open on Sunday night, the US banks follow on Monday, transaction volume climbs.
2) Leveraged trading
When investors trade cryptocurrency on margin, volume reduces. When an investor borrows money from an exchange, they must repay it when the price falls below a particular amount, known as the margin call. As a result, the exchanges will sell off the digital money to cover the loan. Furthermore, due to weekend bank closures, investors were unable to repay borrowed monies.
3) Market manipulation: This is still associated with speculation, but it is thought to take place during the week. They create a false demand and supply by faking sell or purchase orders, fraudulently influencing the price of cryptocurrencies. However, the spoofing has yet to be verified. The price of bitcoin frequently rises as a result of this.
Do you think these are the main reasons for the weekend dip?
For example this is a weekend that all the price of the crypto currency will rise. It is a green light for the traders to go for buy. I am already trading now and I have gone for buy till MondayThat's true, and I believe it's part of market manipulation by the market makers. Some weekends end up being in serious green, while some weekdays are in deep reds.