Bitcoin’s 24/7 Trading Risk Spikes While Wall Street Sleeps
- BridgePort

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Published in Bloomberg
By Sidartha Shukla, February 11, 2006 at 2.07 PM GMT
Bitcoin's months-long slide has masked a change at the heart of its 24/7 market: trading never stops, but the liquidity that steadies prices increasingly follows US market hours.
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Data from BridgePort, which builds crypto infrastructure solutions, shows that the cost of trading Bitcoin widens by about 11% on weekends. Effective depth for a $100,000 trade deteriorates by nearly 9%, while displayed liquidity falls more than 5%. “A five-day TradFi complex interacting with 24/7 crypto creates fragility,” said Nirup Ramalingam, chief executive of BridgePort. “The largest balance sheet providers are constrained on weekends, while crypto liquidation dynamics continue.” The mismatch often produces a “Monday catch-up” effect, as ETF hedging and flows re-engage. The shift is already shaping new products, including proposed ETFs that target Bitcoin’s overnight moves.
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