2025-12-07 14:47:54

That "weekend always rises" magical pattern from a few weeks ago completely broke down this weekend.

Following this logic, since weekdays have been weak before, will next week be the opposite?

You really can't use inertia thinking on the market. As soon as you figure out a pattern, it changes—classic counterintuitive behavior.

But that being said, if even time-based patterns start failing, it'll be even harder to predict the market going forward.

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ser_ngmi

· 4h ago

I knew this stupid pattern of dropping on weekends couldn't be trusted.

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FOMOSapien

· 15h ago

As soon as the original pattern fails, you start looking for the opposite pattern. Does this logic really work? Haha

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DefiPlaybook

· 15h ago

Haha, is that it? I've already milked the "weekend always pumps" pattern dry. Now the market going against human nature is the norm. --- So you mean the arbitrage opportunities have been filled? It's just like impermanent loss—looks like you can beat it, but it's actually an illusion. --- It's good that time-based patterns have failed, it means there are other dimensions to explore. You have to look at on-chain data, not just the calendar. --- This move is a classic case of market makers grinding down retail traders. Next week will definitely go the opposite way again. --- Just found a pattern and got rekt the other way. My gas fees went up in smoke for nothing. --- Could the contracts be manipulated? Try comparing the TVL data and see where the whales moved during that period. --- The essence of the market is to go against human nature. The more people discover a pattern, the faster it fails. Isn't this exactly how arbitrage opportunities get eliminated?

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BasementAlchemist

· 15h ago

Trying to trick me into copying homework again? I stopped believing that a long time ago.

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MechanicalMartel

· 15h ago

Rules are meant to be broken. I gave up trying to find patterns a long time ago.

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LeekCutter

· 15h ago

Once the pattern was broken, everything fell apart. This time, the market really taught me a hard lesson.