Wall Street Is Open Today. The Bond Market Isn’t. Here’s a small Monday quirk worth knowing. 📆 For Columbus Day, the NYSE and Nasdaq are trading normal hours, 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. ET, but the bond market is closed and most US banks are taking the day off. SIFMA recommended a full closure for Treasuries, corporate bonds, municipal bonds and mortgage-backed securities. Wire transfers and electronic payments may run slower, and stock trades placed today could settle later than usual. Online banking and ATMs should still work, so it’s more of a speed bump than a wall. What makes me smile is that crypto never got the memo. 😊 $BTC trades through holidays, weekends and 3 a.m. alike, while the traditional system still pauses for a calendar date. That contrast is easy to forget until a bank holiday slows your transfer. There’s a subtler angle too. With the bond market shut, there’s no regular Treasury trading today, and yields have been one of the biggest weights on crypto lately. I’m curious whether a quieter bond day gives risk assets a little room to breathe before Wednesday’s inflation data. 🌤️ #BTC Price Analysis# #Bitcoin Price Prediction: What is Bitcoins next move?#