CEX Analyst: Although the sentiment in the crypto market is warming up, we still need to be vigilant about the downside risks caused by insufficient liquidity over the weekend.

GateUser-6433627c · 2025-04-26T14:43:42+00:00

Crypto Assets investor sentiment has weakened due to concerns over global trade tariffs, but there are still structural weaknesses in the market, and there may still be downward pressure during weekends when liquidity is insufficient. Trump's moderate stance has improved investor risk appetite, but analysts believe that the improvement in sentiment does not mean that Bitcoin fluctuations will disappear over the weekend. History shows that there can still be significant fluctuations on weekends, especially when open interest is high, market Depth is low, or unexpected economic news occurs.

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2025-04-26 14:43:42

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On April 26, Cointelegraph reported that crypto investor sentiment had recovered significantly from global tariff concerns, but analysts said that the market’s structural weaknesses could still trigger downward pressure during the weekend’s illiquidity. Crypto investors’ risk appetite appears to have picked up this week after US President Donald Trump took a more dovish stance, saying that import tariffs on Chinese goods could be “cut sharply”. However, CEX analysts said that this improvement in sentiment “does not mean that bitcoin will avoid volatility over the weekend, and an improvement in sentiment can reduce market vulnerability, but it will not eliminate structural risks like weak liquidity over the weekend.” Historically, there has been a lot of volatility during weekends, especially when open interest is high and market depth is low. Breaking macroeconomic news can still exacerbate volatility during periods of low liquidity."

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