#数字资产市场动态 Global financial markets are experiencing extreme fluctuations; this recent trend indeed requires careful observation.
The US stock and US bond markets are opening as usual, with active trading. Although US bond futures are affected by the European market holiday, liquidity gaps may appear around 2-3 PM and until about 7 PM in the afternoon, but this does not affect the overall rhythm.
CME is fully active—precious metals like gold and silver are moving, crude oil is jumping, forex pairs are trading, and stock index futures have resumed normal trading hours. Basically, all tradable instruments are operational.
But on the other side, it's lively—Hong Kong, London, Frankfurt, Paris, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand stock markets are all closed, with holiday mode activated, none of them open.
**What does this mean?**
Liquidity may contract at the start of US stock market opening, and the market could be more volatile. The connection between the crypto market and global finance is becoming increasingly tight. Once there are abnormal fluctuations in capital flow, prices could surge or plummet rapidly. Be cautious when trading, and avoid being caught off guard by sudden market changes.
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LidoStakeAddict
· 13h ago
Liquidity gaps definitely need attention; issues are more likely to occur around 3-5 PM.
Once again, the US stock market dominates, and this is when cryptocurrencies are most prone to volatility.
When the world is on holiday and only the US stock market is open, you should be aware of where the funds are flowing.
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StakeHouseDirector
· 13h ago
Huh, can I exploit the time gap in this liquidity shortfall?
Wait, the US stock market is hot, and Europe and Asia are all asleep? Isn't this a typical one-sided market? It's easy to get crushed.
Oh my God, I have to keep an eye on the market again. It's really exhausting.
So, should I go long or wait during this period? I'm a bit unsure.
Cryptocurrency and the stock market are really becoming more and more intertwined. I've felt it for a while.
This wave of market movement doesn't look very stable. I need to reduce my positions.
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OnChainDetective
· 13h ago
yo, liquidity gaps are sus af... traced the flows last time this happened and yeah, the volatility spike pattern checks out. not coincidence, data says otherwise.
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CafeMinor
· 13h ago
Be cautious about the liquidity gap; the US stock market tends to become volatile right at the open.
Is this another wave of cutting leeks, or is it really about to take off?
CME is fully active, Europe is on holiday—this is the perfect time for shorting, isn't it?
I bet cryptocurrencies will crash today. Who agrees?
In this kind of market, only true warriors dare to be fully invested.
While the other side is on holiday, we have to work overtime to monitor the market. It's exhausting.
#数字资产市场动态 Global financial markets are experiencing extreme fluctuations; this recent trend indeed requires careful observation.
The US stock and US bond markets are opening as usual, with active trading. Although US bond futures are affected by the European market holiday, liquidity gaps may appear around 2-3 PM and until about 7 PM in the afternoon, but this does not affect the overall rhythm.
CME is fully active—precious metals like gold and silver are moving, crude oil is jumping, forex pairs are trading, and stock index futures have resumed normal trading hours. Basically, all tradable instruments are operational.
But on the other side, it's lively—Hong Kong, London, Frankfurt, Paris, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand stock markets are all closed, with holiday mode activated, none of them open.
**What does this mean?**
Liquidity may contract at the start of US stock market opening, and the market could be more volatile. The connection between the crypto market and global finance is becoming increasingly tight. Once there are abnormal fluctuations in capital flow, prices could surge or plummet rapidly. Be cautious when trading, and avoid being caught off guard by sudden market changes.