Kaiko’s research analysis shows that Bitcoin’s weekend trading liquidity recovered in 2025, suggesting a possible turnover after years of decline.
Data for 2025 shows that Bitcoin is regaining its weekend momentum.
The survey reveals that Bitcoin’s average daily market depth (a measure of liquidity) of 1% (a measure of liquidity) hits lowest on Tuesday and Wednesday and will climb Peaks by Friday. This is different from 2024, when weekends posted the shallowest liquidity. Trading levels on Saturday and Sunday have risen this year, with the sharpest rise on Sunday.
The prominent jump at Sunday’s activity near 11pm is in line with the start of CME futures trading, meaning that institutional players are leading this change. “There is a growing demand for ongoing trading by traditional investors, and 24-hour US stock exchanges Nasdaq and NYSE now offer 24-hour trading,” the analysis observed.
Kaiko’s research experts argue that this reflects the appetite of investors in the constant market that supports Bitcoin’s weekend traction. Despite the profits, Kaiko researchers further explained that Bitcoin was behind the gold in 2025. Gold’s resilience shines a spotlight on the lasting rivalry between classic stability assets and digital alternatives.
Kaiko’s findings reveal a change in Bitcoin trading rhythm as assets mature. The weekends will regain momentum, but the healing of the week reflects lasting unpredictability. Liquidity providers are currently supporting the weekend. Insights introduces BTC’s evolving height in Global Finance and navigates the institutional embrace amid unresolved hurdles.
