Interesting market pattern emerging with the iShares Bitcoin ETF: since launch, something unexpected has been playing out. Consider this—buying at close and selling the next open nets you +222% gains, yet flipping the strategy (buy open, sell close) leaves you down 40.5%. The kicker? All the real action happens outside normal trading hours. Seems the entire upside is concentrated in after-hours trading while regular hours sit flat or worse. Worth watching if you're tracking Bitcoin ETF dynamics and intraday flow patterns.
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TommyTeacher
· 6h ago
Whoa, taking off after hours, but the daily chart looks terrible? This trading logic is ridiculous.
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GraphGuru
· 12-13 16:53
Wow, how outrageous is this data? 222% vs -40.5%, is such a huge gap real or fake?
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BlindBoxVictim
· 12-13 16:53
Wow, these data are a bit outrageous. After-hours eating meat, getting beaten inside the market? It feels like the whales are playing us.
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SadMoneyMeow
· 12-13 16:52
Wow, these numbers are unbelievable. Did the US stocks skyrocket after hours?
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ZenChainWalker
· 12-13 16:51
Eating meat after hours, starving during the day... this move is quite ruthless.
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MevTears
· 12-13 16:44
Wow, how is this data so insane? Who took away all the money after hours?
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SchrödingersNode
· 12-13 16:34
Damn, partying after hours and sleeping during trading? This trick is so familiar, institutions are playing us.
Interesting market pattern emerging with the iShares Bitcoin ETF: since launch, something unexpected has been playing out. Consider this—buying at close and selling the next open nets you +222% gains, yet flipping the strategy (buy open, sell close) leaves you down 40.5%. The kicker? All the real action happens outside normal trading hours. Seems the entire upside is concentrated in after-hours trading while regular hours sit flat or worse. Worth watching if you're tracking Bitcoin ETF dynamics and intraday flow patterns.