"Investor Sentiment in Virtual Assets Recovers, but Weekend Liquidity Risk Remains"

After U.S. President Donald Trump made conciliatory remarks regarding tariff policies, investor sentiment in the virtual asset (cryptocurrency) market has recovered, but there is still an analysis that structural downside risks exist.

According to Cointelegraph, a specialized media outlet for virtual assets, analysts at the global virtual asset exchange Bitfinex diagnosed that "recent improvements in investor sentiment have somewhat alleviated market vulnerabilities, but structural risks of liquidity shortages remain on weekends." They further explained, "Historically, weekends create an environment where trading volumes are thin and open interest is high, making it easy for sharp price fluctuations to occur."

Bitcoin (BTC) recently rebounded by about 11% to recover the $94,000 level, but the analysis suggests that weak weekend liquidity could limit further gains. In fact, on the 6th (Sunday), Bitcoin experienced a correction as it fell below $75,000 amid a liquidity slump.

Marcin Kazmierczak, co-founder of RedStone, cautioned, "While the recovery in investor sentiment can support prices to some extent, weekend liquidity constraints can still amplify price volatility."

Meanwhile, Aurelie Barthere, a senior research analyst at Nansen, analyzed that "concerns related to tariffs seem to be largely priced into the market," adding, "Although uncertainty about directionality remains in the short term, the market is ready to react sensitively to small positive signals."

He also added, "There is a 'Trump put' sentiment in the market that President Trump will defend the stock market, the dollar, and U.S. Treasuries at a certain level."