$BTC Weekend time!
We often see volatility on Friday, into the weekend, and this time was no different.
BTC's CME close price sits around ~$89K (on regular exchanges) so I would assume it sticks around that during most of the weekend. Once we start opening up with gaps more regularly, I think it's good to be aware of that. But that's not been the case for many months so I'm just assuming that trends continues until it breaks.
Going by that assumption saved you from a lot of fakeouts towards both sides during weekends and early in the week.

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Weekends still feel like price discovery inside a CME gravity field. The real move usually comes once those gaps stop acting as magnets. 🤔