According to @52kskew, a potential single entity has returned during illiquid trading hours to sell large clips of BTC, triggering significant market activity. Since the start of TWAP (Time-Weighted Average Price) selling, approximately 2000 BTC have been sold directly into the market, with a corresponding unwinding of about 2000 BTC in long positions. This concentrated selling pressure during low liquidity periods has accelerated long liquidations and created volatility in the BTC price, offering short-term trading opportunities and highlighting the risks of trading during off-peak hours (Source: @52kskew on Twitter).

According to Eleanor Terrett on Twitter, trading activity in the London crypto market was notably high at 1:35AM local time, as evidenced by increased trading volumes and heightened volatility during the early morning hours (source: Eleanor Terrett Twitter, May 19, 2025). This pattern suggests that traders are increasingly active during non-traditional hours, potentially taking advantage of lower liquidity and rapid price movements. Crypto traders should monitor off-peak market sessions for emerging opportunities and risk management strategies.