At 4 a.m., I glanced at the contract gainers list— the top five were all up more than 47%. That’s extremely rare for a weekend market without any good-news catalyst.
AKE was up 94%, G up 69%, and ONE up 54%—with trading volumes of 470 million, 770 million, and 470 million. This isn’t a few-thousand-dollar small coin just partying on its own; this is real turnover on the scale of hundreds of millions of dollars. So what does that imply? It suggests large capital may have chosen to short aggressively over the weekend, forcing liquidations— or it could be an early setup for the narrative of the new week.
But what I care about more is this: BTC and ETH didn’t drop hard, and the overall market is holding steady, while funds are running off to trade small caps. This kind of structural divergence usually points to two possibilities—either it’s low-level accumulation right before the main upswing, or the big player is using it as cover to distribute (sell) the majors.
My trading plan: I won’t chase these explosive gainers. I’ll watch their support levels after they pull back. If they retest and can hold the previous high, that would confirm the trend—then entering is ten times safer than doing it now. In SMC logic, it’s called waiting for a pullback to test the order block, not rushing in just because it’s pumping.
Do you usually participate in weekend early-morning trading, or do you prefer to rest and wait for Monday? Let’s chat in the comments about your trading habits.
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🌿 Zhao (family name) not revealing | Not investment advice
AKE was up 94%, G up 69%, and ONE up 54%—with trading volumes of 470 million, 770 million, and 470 million. This isn’t a few-thousand-dollar small coin just partying on its own; this is real turnover on the scale of hundreds of millions of dollars. So what does that imply? It suggests large capital may have chosen to short aggressively over the weekend, forcing liquidations— or it could be an early setup for the narrative of the new week.
But what I care about more is this: BTC and ETH didn’t drop hard, and the overall market is holding steady, while funds are running off to trade small caps. This kind of structural divergence usually points to two possibilities—either it’s low-level accumulation right before the main upswing, or the big player is using it as cover to distribute (sell) the majors.
My trading plan: I won’t chase these explosive gainers. I’ll watch their support levels after they pull back. If they retest and can hold the previous high, that would confirm the trend—then entering is ten times safer than doing it now. In SMC logic, it’s called waiting for a pullback to test the order block, not rushing in just because it’s pumping.
Do you usually participate in weekend early-morning trading, or do you prefer to rest and wait for Monday? Let’s chat in the comments about your trading habits.
Follow me—live streaming every night at 21:00 + SMC teaching
🌿 Zhao (family name) not revealing | Not investment advice